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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-09-26
A New Convention.

The Richmond Dispatch suggests a
new idea, under the present threatening
aspect of affairs. Ita5sumes, and upon
good grounds, that the rump Congress
will attempt to i'm peach the President;
but is no less confident that the President
will not recognize the authority of the
House, as now constituted, to impeach
him, or that Of the Senate to try him.
As We have frequently predicted, the
Dispatch sees the inevitable result Of this
action, and that is another bloody civil
war. The President will call upon the
military for support; Gems Steedman,
Fullerton, perhaps Grant, and hundreds
of others of the best generals in the coun-
try, will rally around him. Perhaps an
equally large number will sustain the
pretenSions Ct Congress. Civil war, then,
cannot we'll be avoided, unless one OF the
other of these parties surrender.
When such a terrible conflict opens,
it is evident that the bonds and treasury
notes Of the United States would become
worthless, and therefore capitalists are
deeply interested in preventing such a
result. The Dispatch, therefore, sug-
geSts that the capitalists of the country
hold convention at an early day, and
agree upon plan of combined action, to
defeat the radicals at the coming elec-
tions.
We think the suggestion a good one.
Capital, so very sensitive nthe approach
of civil war or political disturbance,
should put forth its power while it can
WELD it, to prevent a catastrophe which
would undoubtedly swamp it. 1t can ex-
ercisc powerful influence at the North
ern balIot-boxes; and if tie radicals
should be defeated, there klll be no
danger of any disturbanceT The ad-
vice is coed to the capitalists, and
it will not fail to have it's influence on
even the more humble holders of Govern
ment securities. We believe further, in
this connection. that the success Of the
radicals at the election, even before they
resort to any definite action, will largely
decrease the price of public securities,
and in the same ratio advance the rate o1
cold. Those who were fortunate to have
plenty Of Government obligations, vii
doubtless stand from under the antlcl'
patcd crash.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-09-26

The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle says tnaI
Governor Jenkins will probably suspend
the collection of taxes in that State lot
the present year, owing to the impovcr-
iShed condition Of the people.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-09-26

VIRGlN1A.-Tbe stay law and other
questions connected with the indebted
ness of the people is exciting no little at
tcntion in virginia. \ writer in the Rich
mond Whig, Of the 11th, has this to say
on the subject:
The present stay law is merely a thin
veil, which stands between the debtors
and utter hopeless destruction. 1t is
the hair by which hangs the sword of
Damocles suspended over his head. Re-
move it, and the wall Of desolation will
be heard at many hearth-Stone. Large
numbers of our nobcst families will be
thrown out upon the cold charities of
the world, and their places supplied by
the Yankee adventurer and the miser-
able Southern speculator, who has coined
his gold, in the great time of his trouble,
from the blood of patriot martyrs ana
the sacred tears of the widow and Or
phan.
In order to avoid this extremity, a
large class of people will, in future, and
are now making deeds "a proceeding, to
say the least, Of questionable morality,
but thrus: upon them by the force OF
circumstances over which they had no
controD conveying their property to
trustees, in trust for their wives and a
few favored creditors who have treated
them kindly and leniently, thus securing
the contingent right of dover, but in fact
virtually repudiating the great body OF
their liabilities. Is this right, or is 1t
wrong? Let moralists decide as they
will, the world, in great number Of in
stances, will sanction the proceeding.
For my own part, neither recommend
nor endorscit and yet it looks as though
it were a matter of Self:defence.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-09-26

The Raleigh Sentinel says: "Nr: Il.
Rogers, ofMonroe, Union County, wishes
information of his son, J. A. Rogers, VINO
was a soldier in Ripley's Brigade, on
SulIivan's Island. He was last heard OF
lust prior to the battle of Averysboro, IN
in this State, after which he was missing
Any intelligence concerning him Will 0e
gratefully received by his dlstreSSeo
father. viii the press please circulate
this notice? ?"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22
XUOKUK. IOWA.

Il TIR GUERNSEY PoWrR PaEss, on which the
qA1a CIrr is now printed, is offered for sale
q : very low price. lts capacity is sufficient
10 print paper 2sx42 inches, and can be run
u The rate of 600 to 800 per hour. 1t is not
necessary to speak Of the quality Of the
work it will perform, as the appearance of
he paper = the present time will satisfy ev-
cry printer on this point. This press is of.
fered for sale to make room for steam press
of greater capacity and speed, to..meet the res
quirements of our increasing circulation.
Also, a RUGGLEs CARD AND BILL.HEAD
Press, in good running order, will print in
side of chase Axe inches, and can be run by
treadle at the rate of 900 to COOPER hour.
Also, RuaeLEs DIAMOND CARD Pass,
size inside of chase sx4s inches, in fine or
der and can be run bya boy at the rate Of
1900 to 2,000 per hour. 1t is one of the
best and simplest machines that can be in
troduced into we'll regulated Office.
Also, for sale, at bargain, Job Power
Press something after the pattern of an Adams
pressl, size inside of chase l3x18 inches, and
substantially built
All the above presses can be seen in daily
operation, and printers who contemplate pur-
chasing machines will do well to call and ex,
anime for themselves.
These presses are not to be sold on account
of any defect which they possess, but because
we want machines better adapted for steam
power, and more suitable TO the wants of the
growing trade of this city and the surround
Ing country. :.
For further information, address
A. W. SHELDON,
Prop'r GATE CITY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22
financial anO GOmnlsrtial.
The Hog Market.

From the Chicago Republican, Dec. 20I
Hogs we're exceedingly active during she fore
noon, and prices ranged very nearly up 70 the
closing range Of last night, but about noon the
pens were completely packed with all sizes and
lie scription of hogs, and prices began I'd drop,
and when the market closed this EVENING" there
was a decline o: 30 to soc per loo lbs. shippers
are not operating to any extent. which leate the
principal demand 10 packers, who are doing all in
their power T. bring prices down.
Business this afternoon has been duh aud
heavy, ;iel the prospects are that prices will suf-
fer q further decline before many days.
There WAS CSC of hogs received to-day,
but had net sii been unloaded when reporter
left the var,is tonight. The market closed dull
and weak with about s,e00 hogs in the peas un-
soldj Prices ranged from 81 e0a5 Is lot COM
mon to prime lots
From the ST. Louis Republican, Dee. 10
The market this morning did not exhibit that
degree u activity that it did YESTERDAY, but pri
ces paid early in the day abou, the same as
paid the day previous; but little later in the
day dispatches from the East and the indications
of unfas sfsble weather for packing caused sud
den decl &c from - TO soc per cet., and the day
closed with IA dull and unsettled market.
The Cincinnati C9asateyeia, SAYS:
The receipts Of hogs for the forty eight hours
ending this evening were nearly $4,000 head, but
tut'F Nt1f Hti " tut ihthtts Nhueut
breaking the market !; in fact prices ruled shade
higher h day than on Saturday. Our slaughter
ors are paving premium OF slal p per head
Taking this into confederation prices for hogs are
now ruling considerably above any other Western
packing point. The practical trading prices to-
day about the Saturday, viz: Sd IS
al 80, gtass, for medium To heavy averages, and
Il 25s1 g.. net. Some choice lots sold above
these rat sut they were considered extreme
prices.
The Lpa5sisna MOI Journal says:
We understand that Mr.. Henry Ames, Of ST.
Louis, : ct the use OF the pork house OF the
Messrs. Disret., and will soon If he has not al
ready begun commence operations, We are glad
TO uote tll... u It will help along business. Mr.
Ames is experienced dealer aud will pay lib
oral pFieSs i.f hns>.
The Louisville H,moerot Of yesterday says:
= The rnartei opehed with increased frmness and
activity anI 6Se gross, freely offered by
packers. aith quick sales upon arrival. We quote
the mas, = le'idedly hrn Al G4a63e, with sales
to-day Q ehuiee hogs at So IS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22
Cni,a SMEAR Gran.

New Orleans p.eayaae correspondent, writ
ing under date of the ilth, says:
The sugsr crop promises to be \ very large one.
Judging from the yield of those plantations tina,
have already commenced grinding. The crop
$4,000 to 10000 hogshead4 larger
an last year, caused principally by the intro
duetion OF labor saving machinery in the plant
ing. A number of steam pows are now used on
the larger plantations, and are equivalent to an
increase Of 6 nuo Geld hands, which is Of the ut
most Importance 10 the planters, as hands are
scarce. ard have to rely at present entirely on
the Chine-e emigfanis; as no more negroes are
brought from Africa and the cities absorb all the
white eleinen. arriving from Spain other for
eign countries. The cane il not very large, but
the Guarap9 ranges from to 10 degrees
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22
Nav York Marker.

New York Market.
~ Telegraph Nnw Yosx, Dec q.
coston-y.as qnier heavy, b<e lower s41s for mid
ding upianis.
Fiour-Recept. ASIA btis dull ard l0olSc lower:
g 2solo sr Super Western; - Scala 80 for Extra
Western. s,,ap shipping es,rs r. H. Q si2 loSls y
for trade brands elosIg dull.
Whisky Qaist and nominal
Whess--Dni; 1922 lower, holders however sxhibis
no prsssns ssrr realize; sass 4 100 buah; common
No Milwaukee ~ u.
Rys-Qnist
Barley--Heay,;c G. w. In bond ".
CorrAbcat lie lower, closing stsaAy; u oeOt 10 nor
mined western In sfors.
oses-shads easier; sass 81 - bush; eaods for Ch
csgo and Milwaukee.
Petrulsuu- u isess for crude. and s0osls ~
rsAnsd In bod.
Pork--OpsssA Asavy; ciosss Arnsr; sales stso sbl<
~ l1D1e - As ~ -. desng n 10 - regular
- aoe 70 - naE NJ ssGl1 Is pst.s. Alss
s4ss bbis 80 ns = - eooa. sssisas. Jassary -
ys1s1My.
- oosy. III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

The Fort Madison Paindeaier concludes =
sensible we'll written article on Henry Ward
Beeher thus:
"His later and present position is not a
detecuou-is hardly an inconsistency, 1t
results from the natural action and interact-
ion for his mental aud emotional nature-his
earnes, combatiyeness had his generous
magnanimity. He would not be Henry Ward
Beecher were it otherwise. For rebels in
arms, he knew only prompt speedy suHjuga-
tion-tor the fallen foe, be is in favor ptthe
most liberal terms compatible with thd pub
he wslfare. He may be in error, but that
heis honest. earnest and Intensely patriotic
the results .ef bis labors and of his Iifa, af-
ford the fullest attestation and if his sup.
posed Conservatism shall afford him a broad
er theater OF activity, anda mere numerous
auditory, tire country and the world will be
none tie looser
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

THs St. Louis Democrat has list Of TWEEN
ty four papers in that State that have declared
in favor of Charles d. Drake for the United
States Senate, and nine that have signfied
preference of Governor Fletcher for that po.
aiiion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22
Readand Profit by ii

Listen 10 the voice Of Truth aud Reason, snd PROF,
BY 1t The tim. has come when al who will may e.
ese the iron grasp OF Mercury by calling without della
TO the we'll know aud justly celebrated kceetic Ee
only &ue md safe Metienss-Extracf. from most
chotSe Parks, Ends, Leaves, Roots, Gums, Here's kc
when prepared under his super vision, anf
therefore avoiding tie Of Mineral icons which
gnei IN the system 70 take-frorn tn.
effects OF which many thousands have fallen victims
gone TO early grave.
H4yiug the utmost fsith IN thu soodn~ss VI tod b.
believes th.t for every azdy there IL iound soil
q and nes-riasiing remedy BY the aid Of thes,
remedies IScipiEsT coSsuMpTl0N sgRoFULA
NERVES, THROAT LUNGS, HEART LIVER and
STOMACH are eursbie In hts hands any other
disease.
Although it IL rot the best methci Of exan ration
the Doctor will when desired describe 10 his patients
their disease without any questious Having mad.
UTERINE DISEASES = speciality b. invites all suffer.
ting females to. call and exsmine his views aad ne~
mode treatment thousands have te-n cured thai
have been siapdeued by others.
Dr. Bort about twelve sssfs since became thorough,
consin ed Of the superiority 81 Eeiectcsm and such
has been his sinre that time In
The treatment OF many Thousand Of lingering
esses 10 warrant aith spirit Of could sne
which onts knowledge can give.
DR.. Bort will be happy cooperate for the removal Of
ENLARGED ToNSILs, TUMoRs, CA1ARsCTS, and fos
nearly all the dsesses that require Surgical interior
Dr. Bor. bess to impress, on the minds of all those vhe
afflicted with partial DEAFNESS, Noises and DIS
char ses from and in the Head Ears Month ard sose
SC in fact all ds.asas aprertainng TO the EYE and
EAR that Trey would not 1t should they consult
him without delay his in the treatment os
those important organs is he believes second to
Superfor French Artincial K yes insertsd
that viii Move and Appear
Like the Natural Eye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

LuscH.-The ladies of the Baptist Church,
grateful for the patronage of last evening.
will give lunch-oysters, day, from
IL to p. m, and the Fair and Festival wiil
be continued through the day and evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

A GoAK.-The Chicago Post noticing the
arrivals ofdelegates to the recent Publishers
Convention in that city, mentioned "A. W.
Sheldon and Thomas W. Clagett Of the Cars
CIrY." That's COAX
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

SELLING Orr Day GooDs AT Cosr-p Phillips
& Kerr will offer their entire stock of winter
goods at cost and less for the next thirty DAYS.
Go early, as now is the time to sea ~
gains. dec2l-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

Thar BEAR.-Mr. Stamper informs II. that
he will have for sale on Monday some choice
bear meat. Epicureans will bear this in
mind, and call on Isaac Stamper, at his shop
on Main street, between Sixth and Seventh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

The Muscatiners have free bridge of ice
over the Mississippi; not quite strong enough
yet for teams, butts being used quite freely
by pedestrians
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

d. F. MILLER, Esq, has removed his of,
fee TO the room over the First Natiouel Bank.
See advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

HIS HoSoR L. S. Justice Miller, arrived at
home yesterday. His visit is on account Of
the serious illness of his daughter, Miss Jen,
ME Miller
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

BuRKrTT & Co. will sell at retail at cost,
mems seal, otter, and beaver fur caps; ladies'
fteh, rat, and coney furs ladies' beaver
trimmed hoods and scarfs; undershirts and
drawers. decIe-l0t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

foR substantial and useful holiday presents
60 to the New York Store. The rush for bar
gains still continues. Breakfas. shawls and
eloaks at an immense sacrifice. 2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

The greatest bargain of the season. Sew
eral pieces. most desirable colors, full width
French Merinos, at one dollar per yard A
lot of plain delaines, % cents per yard! Facts
speak for themselves. d2tw1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

DUNCAN, KARLE Il Co., have an immense
stock of furniture, the best ever brought to
this market, and they invite the public to give
them call. (dec20-4t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

Oysters IL THE SHEIL.--Mr. Drake sends
us basket full of shell oysters, direct from
Baltimore, which will be disposed of in
manner satisfactory to all concerned He is
prepared 70 supply them in any quantity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

Our FarmingtonlaH friends purpose having
Festival in that ,a~n on Monday evening a.
the Presbyterian Church. The proceeds to
aid in purchasing fesidence for the minister
OF the Society there They propose having
aloliy good time, that shall please the public
and make financial good thing of it, be.
sides.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

The Paindedler announces the death OF
Mr. J. Taylor, an old and estimable citizen OF
Denmark, in this county. He died of eon>
sumption.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

Iou can find Just what you want in the way
of presents at 79 Main street. Go and see
them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

BiANkETs.-7t to 81 pounds Fine Wool
Bleached Blankets, for sale low by ]. NJ.
Gela,t, 1913 Main street. fdl9-n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

AucrIoS.-Howe L Tyler sell this morning
at 10 0 clock afne assortment of dress goods.
Goods sold at private sale after the auction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

Dr. Bort has, by special request consented again
VIII, tn following places:
InDIANOLA, at tho CofYman Honse. Dec. sth,
9Th 10Th and III
DIES MOIaEs, savery House, "Wednesday Dec
18th.
Again at PELLA, American House. Thursday Dec
18Th.
again at OsKALOOsA, Madison House, Friday
Fec 14,h.
Again a, EDDTvILLE, Amos House, saturday,
Dec 5th.
Again al OTTUMwA. otium~a House, Sunday
and Monday Dec. 18th and nth
Again st FAIRFIELD, Leggea House. Tuesday
Dec 18Th.
Again at HOUNT PLEASANT, Brazeltop
House Dec 18th and 2B,h
Again 5, BURLi sGTOS, Lawrence House, Dec
2lst aud I'D.
Again at MONMOUTH, Illinois, Baldwin
House. Mondat D. 24fh.
Again at GALEsBURG, Ill, sale.burs House,
Tuesday. Dec 18th
Again in KEOKUK, Deming House, Thursday
Dec. 21th.
Again IN QUINCY, III Quincy House, Friday and
Saturday. DC 18th and 10Th.
Again at HANNIBAL, Mo-, Planters House,
Monday, D-~ 3ist
At the INFIRMARY, corner of Sd and Vine
streets. SAINT LOUIS, from January LIST, 1867
until January Both.
win also visit the above places once every 2
Months 70, years.
aacTdAw-2tw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

The young men Of Davenport have organ.
lied Christian Association, as we are in.
formed by the Democrat of that civ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

ANOTHER arrival of handsome Christmas
presents, just opened by Ayres, Mann &
Ayres. Call to-day and see them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

DuRisG the holidays Kerr 4 Fuller will
dispose of their 'ek of fine Perfnmeries,
Colognes, Han chief Extracts, toilet
soaps, fancy artici &c, &C., at rery low
figures. In select presents do not fail to
call at 81 Main strt-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

WEATHER iatolerable has been our portion
for the past week. The atmosphere is deci-
dedly damp--the sky il continually o'erc.st
with clouds, and mud, snow, slush and water
srs blended under foot. Taking il Ill in all,
its the worst spell Of weather WE'VE had in
long time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

Lo N, Of the News Depot he's rsefivsd
Harpsr's Monthly for January. he piaess :
copy on our table. There are: "a the
Area Gate y md . beautiful Fairy Story
81 WON and Finetts,n and hoss Of pther
good things, very ins illustrations included.
Go to Lowry's and 81 Harper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

RENEABER the Fair this evening at the
Estes House. 1t is the last evening. Don t
absent yourself
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22
CITY NEWS.
THIS is the shortest day of the year.

REMEMBER, 70 Main street is the place to
buy your holiday presents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

sPARr>Ts cannot be too particular IN OBJ
serving any symptoms that predispose their
little ones to an attack of Group, which is al.
ways distressing and often fatal. Marsden' s
Pectora Balm is now recommended as the
most effective, safe and pleasant remedy
known For sale by Kerr i Fuller, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

WERE pleased to receive call last evening
from oar friead Rev. Mr.. scholte, OF Pella.
He has started : religious monthly journal in
that place, D. Toekoass, published in the
holland tongue. Those types ars utterly un.
ineligible to n, but the known ability and
profound scholarship Of Mr.. Scholte, are
proof conclaaivs IT. The Toskomx i On aba
5sssssL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

New Vera Dry 0eeAs Aarhst.
N r,,eers.A.l HsW Yoax. De-. a.
Dry good actave In noss hsaaeAss. Weoasa enoes
trade nueA bsttss but sonswhae uassttled ~ isgu
lsr fpn stopping Of sooe nils - short tns osess
srs. Nsv spring styiss not yst IN aArkst-maAssso-
rsss rather behind IL o1sring tAsa.
Brown gAsstines-nrnsr bst few standard nakss
can b. purchased ct Len thAA -.
Bieachsd 0oods-etssdy.
Pfints--Gteady, with fais tsads Jobbsrs are rsdn-
cdag their stocks qults low.
Other eolorsd cotton good quise some makes non-
inai.
Hnssys-Yfrm; small stock
Yanaels-Active and steady.
New Orleans Market.
By Telegraph NV ORLEANS, Dsc 20.
co.ton-steady; safes 500 bales; low middiing $40
g. mddlIng SO. Receipts Ais bales. Exports s'sSo
bales
suxsr-Fsir o. Z.
Molasses-rair demand prime 70 choice o29o'x
flour -supernne slI 90; extra Sill 1895.
corn-Lswer; slD1 Of.
Hay-Dull: s36a27.
Pork-s2aG2s so.
Bacou-P etail business Shoulders 125 Sides
L.rd-Duli; 12tfslsA.
whiskcy-s2 20.
robacco-Medum leaf 1910; fair Io012.
Gold l3e. Bank sterIing4' N. Exchange y d.
count.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-22

Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, Dec. n.
Mesa Pork-Inactive vary arm; pAcksrs holding their
stocka out of market Prices Soc per Dbl higher, with
FIRE. buyers at SIS 6onIs cash for January deliver
sales at sis1ls 60.
Lsrd-At opening dragged holders indspossd % make
CONCESSIONS market closes FRA and active; sales ofstsan
rendered kettle =. ll5s1llts
Sweet Pickles Hams-yery quies small sales at lolf
Dressed Hogs-opeued 1rn; advanced 100 25c; salss
Of good heavy 77 49, towards close buyers held
back and refused pay ss9s % for good heavy
average. sales under brisk packing and shipping nqu
~ Whole range Of prices from boH7 -.
Ylour-Qust: change.
Wheat--There 10 a limited milling demand In some
Iocsities advance Of 2c has been paid No Spring
No Spring less active; 22sc lower closing ~ - 10
for regular No j. 81 1s for grade In fsvote loca
tons No Spring closes dull at 81 s5laal SO.
Corn-Dnl and heavy; lower, decline ofixe2r; sales
ii 7eNT7 for No IN store. closing quiet at 7e<9-I
Rye-ve,y quiet small sales Of frssh receipts Of No
at soDeo; No 2 at SIS.
B..leyDul and nominal; eoDe7 for No 2; % for
jected
Parliamentary.
oat.ie-Bs.t S. soao 80, second grsde a oo05 %.
Hogs-s5 T5as IS.
eheep-S3 e046 90.