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II 'fflOsaS a Sc hssN Ni5cEsesisi Efiisssasr, psS a
81 rs Athf = lo6ffect estimate of PteSt
denx ,sIo6nson's Message, We must re-
member the circumstances IN which it
Wy Uttered an 3 / be history of the man
who uttefedliG " 70 say so assuredly
not because re think that the Message
requires The slightest apologY, but rAth-
,eE heeRusel Vas are ihrmly, convinced
fl,stuo Statesman ~ BaE0Pe oOnldi have
I tpfoanes sd9 sny thing nobiee IN itsslf sor
better adaPtednin its lststesmanship to
tfhynecsssitfeso of q 10 Peep ple 70 whom it
Ia aadfsSsed. 81 ith his qualiheat lion
Aletgsasss kdnably nbeg pardon of Sdunt
1 VOC, n &. u. .Dfohyh De L'hnys,
Count .G0rtseha<of; Earl JClasendon,
1 eafdfusl d kntoneih,5 and all the rest,
while we recall the fact that this Mes
sage is the work Of q man who taught
! hiHnel 10 read, who thirty years seo
worked On shis own shopboard in q yos
cation whichcertalnlyYit Vntiquitg we're
decisive, MI sht lay claim % be conad-
cred the, most aristOerstlc, but which,
I as matters actually stand even Mr.
/ Cgtlyie's Elorihtatop Of the tsiiors
crsh has not, elevated above the most
plebelsri grade. kE johnson never
went 20 College BE never learned 70
p.ans verses st RtOnan. His name Is IN
1 known IN the college roth 'bF the Cam
bridge Of athes United StataAis His ca
freer hss beensof tis own nsaktng7 he
u, "a, no, sulgsr sense, tie erchiteet Of
his own fortune. Intellectually, be is
che, affpriugOf eheaAmesioAa C0is.itu-
ton. wkiohI taught.hin 70 think, which
supplied hira With -toPics. of, th0ught,
and Ehich pPened AZ p hime political
,carseTo Terminating IN 3. Position sur
1psssina IN t,oEer, II not surprising in
spfk66of. these which fluropes reserves
I IeF the .scions OF he Oldest and noblest
s9io6aa iseach - the slAn z hoE unique
1 Are. ne Eiresighs sAnees - Which be first
lHadresses his.coal1try and the, snTlliia-S
4 a dStIll Fzr 3 i1st "a nieaa-s war com.
l paiFea "a Is ~ Il tbe ordinary contests
hofstke Old World lEfuiE iato TIE dirnen,
trsions 81 e odss squsblb'iis,i 4 'SFar IN
I which -vastaT armies -baEe- besn EN-
4 kplOysd, ,AhsnrueraeYsr kEoHn befpre-
; Bsr which FouldubSSa bsggAxed our
sidest Hsohsfchies, 3 var N which ozs
hslf Of .ths feputIic hAs gztned de-
Ioisita syictorass.s .spa the. ctasr, haif
I been spedncsd stonpthe E1ost ehjeet
1 snd abs soiite .prdsifafion. 30 setter
I 4R0sisiOn conla Se eoaceiFs1 for Develop
I ihk fhose y ees a6a "a ailtngs tvhieh sre
too sasilyl rssuusd is bs .inAep ara Die
from humble birsh. lnsolenesfabselut-
Z fs,,, s3sf sr,,a FfI- fg4fgFViEafffyrI ~ -,,c
eess AltktlAdFs khiGs foAht aeongeni&l
lApAzgas8 1nthe onmplisstioR Of dotnes-
ttse rcllt iofeiE dllspuses sslfe super.
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feluable Properly sof Shie.
W.T.. sea i ps..ss.s sale iFsts 6 fl.sa bAlsus
ms - the eslzts u r c. WIik4ta4. decfssed,
conteinipg Iva Hundyed Acres, moTeor lesst lyinR
haif 81 ! eouth u tse'toes tffkNfeucehurg Law
r-.ce couaty. fsnneases.i ehusl CFsek. lCpon
.sid tact the e Is handsomely loeatsd, sne neas
s,ro STOW frame dgelhng hcesk kitchen and ufhef
out-house. stsb es stess el in good and substantial
sS.,sr5 Oon Vsr5Sht ani close ~ are two or three
isrrs .,,T,nfs a aDe ne SIess water. sh q run
3ur-nr TIE ehoie yser. Upon said farm tnkre b.
-, ~ urie nd feacfa Orchard of very supericf
sifV 80 ank~ y4iole q tsshE man the h4ast 10
~ esserrs, Ths. uhoi of SD arm is uEdsf good
Ispce the rreasar peri heing cleared and is = fer
tie ana pfodaetvsas - ans lAha .. ne stste osnf
,sll .astri 20 eishef coGtCen. tsfn. EeeAi pF rye
srs,s ar Thera is also - neftoT e - Pe1e solt
80 eIarerf fsra lz-es m j or nsteryr ~ sot
- - ~ - y De country. knSsher greet 81
vEulare IN owning sad Arm, 10 ne generI 9a,,.e
~ y 4 ~ Il = ~ X flssA6A fAl.t.m.
ssd TIE nenDessea tavsr. also upoa the uo..d leea
inEia he Tenuessee sas. AiAlHfnaa hsareaa, ntf.-
ss-airr g. tclaakil Tanrnsssee ~ of'whlth lrordf
ass IN eOod travelling ooDditon ~ al sssaAofs sta
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6eisr street Nashville, feunssaee q fnttF endsE-
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1FEWERY.

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" snd 'ph sIshes of The Day and hefl
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ID. Ageut Cleveland, Tenn. go i-a l---aoVlt
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COLLECTING AGENTs.
NEWS DEALEHs, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

NoNE q TUNSELL-wholesale and Retail
} BoOkse' 'lers. StstiOners, ana News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Il lar. W. BROWN, Real Estate and Gsr:s n
~ sutiness Agents, over York Book store. Bsi
Onion ST., ei, Nashville, Tenn, su 165 5fn
, 1866-02-13

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Ercen nIcnts-Quiet. Sales x, ,oo0 ns Green Hams
tffom slarE ntertd Hogsl rubbed IL salt. 1t lskc.
10 os at 1sc: 10 les % at 1sKc 100 tea prime ates
Lard II 1e4c: 70 tcs No. Lard 1t lHAc.
St{1A RE-1he market IL fFn1, Nth = good ID
, 1866-02-13

The following extract or Letter nDm person who
hat Ind sorue exre1seuce in tho "on business m.y
pruve interesting TO many Who have Invested in PC
trn1eu companies under the defusfon that cheering
returns xtuld sp. edy follow the inauguration Of such
enterprises: .......-.
have for xomtlcuEth Of time. giEco ry undivided
attention 10 the oil hu1iaesa especially in developing
tet Ihe ttalss,es es9E 81 e. 1asIefotG e dsi.ed H. q
rce,on Of yeanco county, and may ee relied upon ii
Mrss-1n regard to the e1pense OF putting down an
oil well. wns9e have been oresating i PAY he ~
uoEn flp oo OF an svtTaEt 70 Two wells cost ~
same. The depth Of boring and disHnco tpM ne rail-
rad Standardization very mate1ta1!5 Affect the c1
Sroad-The coat Of operating the wells attef gil haa
te a1sre; 10 1sch nave bes WorEnc Govt ifon
4l10 10 SLID PEI bn. and ON twelve TO twenty b9sheia
1rgcssa 5 1, E1 = 1 tts tHs Sas
Consumes eli bushtls In four hours
raw mes1 four dollars day exch sometimes they
o9xefk g Ut fg yoa sn 1eaay txens
dollars per day t. Tho minimum cost q Tie labor ard
ohs eIpenss of k H III ina "a. qnes' H 5nn III
H1icss il il near railroad tT5dyef for trarseottsi
snd Govefpent tax eat up Tue 1roat Of the well! N.
III IL rfTr 4 roysliy. less than tvn1E basre veil
mi n6f rny the oEuer for wofknc H. !heEe Statc.
mcnts aIc nsscd upou the operations In 'eaanEo
corn. .,e wells In other dstrctn which It shallow
deihs lubea sil o'htned Whlcn brtncs u the
3e x;s'a t. H. c5pas o. WHICH an
7ai.d-We7e eSay ven anccess ne s0.s @ q p pus: !,
ttpr them down wonld pe an ~ n, W u nMsn
nye rninrns he cnat Iss owner, viii be seen thas
lhe ayt5nee cost Of producing Fe3 nfavJ- F.ons
~ s1d ss e. eanr Il lae oil bus
ptss lin has evef ben realized and taafsseH e1
lon Of oil taken from The ground la coy. y @ e
| vHted IN Inc petroleum *tock and, WIZ kee e3
ptctAtiou Of making my taycSu1tata eu1e tolak
, 1866-02-13

AN ORDINANCE concerning
TIE Chicago. Burlington aud ousnc, Ilallro.d
sea 0rsata<da BY 4as Cinnamon coaneu or .s< cstyef
xS:a g cae:ss t.: md s'asy +
COMPANY aad Ii saccessots 10 lay down natn1an and
=. tai1oas md da 9.cs aeeessss5 70 coanodsIs
ne owners and occupants Of Etope4tJ aonx the eae
t. t. aSt 81 Was o 5oitet esiesso Es.a q
sss xtsh .ees o
+ y ~ Is ~ ses ~:
sae esst soniaeas. Side q La@bsF sess nearly
= lie
use satisfaction of ere Boaru ot Public Work..
ss IT, ssa sass s e
.s e e st e1s s .s
si5ss: .aat % ceT 3 ri sasiI
= g Sn soa =
upder pr1altY q one hundred oolIa5s.
ou3s II. ia. s5s 6e op % :ne use Il other Tsi-
rad companles whose cars come Into the CITY: upou
parties nteKessed ana n case Of disagreement 70 ba
desssmtne4 oy atsisaaon: .d ,- ~. n,.,..,.. ,,
upon he e5pss eoadis,9a has s3i cenaeany u sas-
:; I'd . s sps g. Is aa d
Public Works the Com Council, such portion Of
= 4 e
street. and sxtlys fet vide q i1s track o.
iii e q &
~ s.i sesp q Ii e. T. ID
:a ts I'd
sEC.3. The permission herehy Granted s upon tho
md ss1e the lily harmless ron I'll dsnars. costa, &
pepEe9 and suits arising cut Of the occupation or use
q said streets o5 iad COMPANY assigns
Sc. m, permission Y granted. .aetst 70 y ss.
passed concerning railroads. in said eity:
| In f1rrH
, 1866-02-13

The last n there is 70 third power;
The dlyttor. 2, which corresponds to The quo
tteut l. 3E the only Commensurate tuot Of the frN
equatinu; theretose.
" 2; and substituting;
, 1866-02-13

There WIS fair attendance today, bnt the gene
ra} market ruled dull and heavy.
The Provision market ras unusually dat md
prices had a downward tendency. HESS PORK vas
held nj $26.75, With limited demand 1t $sa.s0
There was little or nothing done, however. and We
report eAse Of only e6 bE1s country packed at
$s6e3. Bulk Meats were quiet but ttun, with tales
Of 4o,0oo ne Rough Sides at 1s.fc loose- English
Meats are nm, but Inactive. Nth talts Of 800 bxs
Of Cumberland Middles st1ss{e Green Hams
ttrpm Slaughtered Hogsl rubbed In salt, were aold
at 16.;c. Lard was dali and easier, With sales Of
40 tcs ut 18x9l7e forpsme KETTLE 164c tor prime
Rteam, and 1eac for No. Lard.
Dressed Hogt WErr df1n hut Te1y quiet With sales
at range Of <1oso@1115- chiefly 1t x1oo0Gt Lou,
dividing on 200 DE- at which pnoe the ma1ke. closed
steady.
Hghuines we're dnIl and nominal at e. Ii. Ttere
were no sales reported. "
The Flour market presented no features dIfIt..inr
IRON, those vi have daily reported for the past two
Or three weeks. The demand Tor sound Spring E1-
tra was limited to The filling Of orders for fAEosite
brands, on tcsms generally not made public. The
demand for unsound md low grade Extras for the
Southern trade continues undated, and with q
very Hight stock Offering, buyers hnd it matter Of
great dinIculiy to have their orders Gl1ed- For
White Win.er Extras there is 70 demand whatever
except in u Fetai1 way. Sales we're made at <1,Q1G
E1'Eas. 4 lot Of 500 bf1s kIln-drled Corn Meal
changed hands At {3s5.
The market for No. l Spring WheAt vi. quiet
dull End i lower than at the close Of Change On
Saturday. Holdcrr. a. a general thing. were drm
in ihefT views, and Fould not admit to IN add.
t,onal concession. No. 2 Spring was quiet and IN.
changed Bed Wiutcr was inactive and almost
nominal. The faIcs aggregate 5000 bu, at $i.60
ior No. BED; $1-17Gl.171s for No. !; 7sssooc for
No. ?, and &C for rejected sprins-clo.ing With
sellers Of No. ut F1l7A md buyess ii <1.17h.
The Com market uas steady md without etseu.
ttal change. Sa1ee were made ii SIC for No. /; SIC
for No. :, and ss1askc for rejected.
Oats were frm and In moderate demand, with
ea1es at 2a1;Gss1c for No. ], End 1871 fGG194e for
9, IN store.
Rye vas AsH ind II fsis aemsnd With sales OF No.
in ttore At 50c- a lot by enmple, on track, eold
at &c.
BARLEY was dun and no,nlnall7 unchanged. A LOT
ft00 bu. BY sample, WIS sold At 75c del.
Seeds were dull, with Light Bales II &c Is ior
C1oTes; sa1s Tor Timothy, md s24sGs.Go for
Flax Seed.
Salt sras quiet and unchanged, with sale4 OF fine
Domestic Al *s.925 del. Grouod Alum II he'd s13H
nj 81 60 per sack.
There was fair amount Of activity IN Cotees,
Sugars and other staple groceries, and the market
ruled quite strong at quotations.
The following despatches we're read on Change
to-aay:
NEW YoRE, Feb. u.
Flour, Wheat and Com dnll and heayy. Oats
steady. Pork dull at Ee300. Lard ea.ler Ut 173c
!ss;s nFssfed 1logs heavy 1T s125q. whisssy quiet
LarEn-Flonr heavy at ss ooaax+ Wheat easier
vi $1.s5G1 = Com unsettled a SIC oats steady
4 %sky Is f. qost 1s Ms.ss :. :efs and Sc for State
C1sc1xxAz1, Feo1a
Hoct-Receipts, 51s head, u 9x@luac gross.
, 1866-02-13

~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook Cnnnty-a.t.
Git CnLLnofnk'. pFrICx, Court House,
Room Va, u. Chicago. Feb ii, ls66
Public notice u hereby gtven that The fnoWtnS de-
sctibed WaH1nts hs1e been placed In my bands fof
Wa1rsas No. 81 souta dasesa 1sauuy astn. 1sss md
isued !or the oolseion Of spee.9l e;.essment cyt
South Water s.reot. hatxeea Clark and Franklin
Wasrsnt No. H. south dated Janu1.y .sth 1sss and
iGAued for the SELECTION Of special A&ee5auehE levi
cd for the e7rctaou and removal Of Limp Rn5rs On
south Water ktzess, between Wsoaah and Michigan
warrant No. II. South. dated January 18th, 1851 auA
Issued for the collection Of special levi
I'd sof lbs ezecstoh nf n4nr LAMP Posts oa Indan1
avenue between Txeoty second and TWenty-sourth
sueetA:
Issued tor NE collection of SPECIAL aasessHeut ter
I'd fox The erection OF oae Lamp Post On the southeast
corner OF Elxtteath stret aud ial1a aJenue, and
On Prakis AEenae ahon- ll5 feet sonth Ut Slxeepth
Ta1T4at No. -, North dated Janusry z7th, 1as4 sad
tFsued for the Collection OF 1pectA 1&essnet LETT
I'd for the essctlon OF Lamp fosta North Lssa1ia
strtet, between FIN znu D!vllou s.reets;
Issued for the collection Of Rpecnl levi
ii foz the erection OF Limp Posts North Dearborn
street, hetNeeD Ok1 xnd Maple kl.HefI.
Warrant 10 e, West, dated January 1sth- 1856, and
Issued for The collection nf systlaf aAseSse LEM
ed for the ere :tpn Of four Lamp Posts On Fulson
street between sanxamon md Peoria atretta.
All pe1Apua Interested III Gofd as4essmebts Aze 70
IN ns'antt Of soch p,ymrnt Tho salh assessuents WI
be collected At the cost mi e1pense Of ps5soas Aoe
ieh1hs..st Oily Collector.
, 1866-02-13

thousand shnres he Ind bought, eerentce
! hundred were get to be delivered BY one hous
and paid for BY him, Banbox. Instantly rs
certaining from his cashier bis balance ii
bank, he drew 1t out In money. Whcn th
seventeen hundred 4harcs came Ia he paid 10
them in beautiful check, with the name o
sitenaturc affixed which was marrel Of calli
grRphy., Pocketing the seventeen hundred
shares, he purchased toothbrush and q
shir collar and took The boat for Pondi'
cherry.
About the time he WIS departing, the ven.
cradle Dhan Dhrahu was informed BY his bro
lRo thousand I've hundred rupees, dla"n "
banbox d Bet1iman in payment for seEenteen
hundrcd Bangalore and Hednone, was 50 mnen
waste paper. Il messenger, dcspalched IN
haste to the office Of Raubox q befF7man,
brought back word that these Eentlcmen had
gone to Pondichcrry-poss1blyf for some Lme-
lice. and his agent, polished diplomatist,
took command Of the chase he vas not snc-
cessfu| in discovering the signe11 Of the check
But be eoon met man who Was empowered
to represent them.
aHIat i your pleasure, gentlemen 81 said
We desire to arrest Mcssrs. B. & B. on a
charge Of swindling, obtaining stock on false
SGently, gentlemen, gently /" said the man.
Let us guile understand each other. Ton
desire to arrest my principals. Very good.
They will offer every facility. And have no
doubt these same efficient policemen will exc
cute warrant hold in my hand for the ar
rest Of you- principal on 3 chargc-lct me
sec-ycs-a charge Of swindling- obtaining
money on false pretences."
The practfscd dfplt matist who represented
the veteran Dhan Dhrahu was staggered,
what do Fou mean, sfrf" said he.
"slmply this, my dear sir. Our principals
lave loth been victims Of snd mistake. Yon
told us that Bangaforc mad Bednore was go
ine up md that wc bonght We should make
money. We bought; 1t didn't 60. up, you
prevented j, going up, in fact and SO We
didn't realize our hopes. It was mistake OF
yours. On the other hand, you delivered us
], 700 shares Of stock, and We gave you in pay
fnent check which We eaid was good. You
took It; the check Was not good; we pre-
rented It being good, in lact; and so ron did
1nrs. The circumstances strike me as prc-
.isely parallels
j moments reflection satisfied the diplo-
nattst that whatever the Issue Of lawsuit
night he, sound policy dictated q compro-
mise: He asked what the enemy wanted.
"Oh! very little. We bought II, 900 shares
% your advice, st say o6sl per cent. The
Fake onr stock Of our hands at 9sss<, and the
:teck for it, 500 rupees will be paid" =!
Il Was simply q question whether II was
better to lose IS 900 Or 1Ga, 500 rupees, and the
udtcious dfplomatist did NOT hesitate an In.
offered.
Private letters from Seringspatam say that
Ibis Is the first occasion on Which the veteran
Dian Dhrahu has ever tccu fairly outwittcd.
, 1866-02-13

N. J. ". Poland's WHITE PINE COMPOUND IL
now offered to the Afflicted throughout the connzy,
after having been proved By the test OF ele1en Jear
In the New Enga7d Ststea, where lis inertia have be-
conr well Known ~ the trea from which, In part,
1t derives lts virtues. /
Tha WHITE PINE COMPOUND cures Sore Throat,
Co?ds, Coughs, DIphtteria. Bronchitis, Splitting OF
Blood. md Pulmonary Affections generally. 1t Ia =
remarkable Remedy for Kidney Complaints. Diabctes
Difficulty Of vodiug Us1ue B1eedtng from the Kidneys
and Radfer. Gravel. and Other complaints. Gye It a
sF1a II jon Wonld fea1u the value OF good and tried
Medicine. II Ia pleasant, safe and sure.
sold ~ DEuggsts and nsaltts tn Mediclne generally.
GEO. y. SWEfF, H. D., Proprietor, Boston, MASS.
, 1866-02-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON ETARY.

NoNpAT ESEE1EG4 Feb. Il. 19G-
There was lair enpp!y OF currency at the various
diaeoupt houses to-day, and good customers were
generally accommodated at 10 per cent per aunum; !;
bat there Ii still . cloee liberalization Of names,
and the market mus1 still be reported close. On
The *1rcet the ttoke1z tfe negotiating second and
third c1aes paper At leG is per cent pr snnnu-
The denaud for Eaf1ern exchange III. more ac'
t,yc> md We note hr1ucr feeling in the market
The counter ra.cs 1t the hanks to-day were Ito die-
couns buying, and par 10 Ito premium selling
Round lots were fold among hankers at par.
The general markets open dull and heavy. To-
day the Provision marlc. Was fat and dropping.
Dres.ed Hogs were quiet and e.eady. Flour WIS
quiet and unch8nged- Wheat ruled Nc lower
Corn and Oats were steady. Rye was dru. Barley
v.as dull and nominal.
Gold opened to-day In Ecw York at 1887, and
closed at 1ask. The following arc the uuota-
tione teleg1aphed 10 James Boyd d Brothers. gold
, 1866-02-13

I divided them among utns d,.rrr,t ,,-,,,.
s1ss 70 r. e po: oae eas of DO sa5e a1n,bs7 hss
toocSeon e oSsa1tnx pairing wall although atlea It
ta5p &c 4. ~ IL o. o 1ssea during
e. u cs; aszs ssSod IT, II o9t q oee nsss Fun:
ifon rmHt .t1n and within The compass OF my eye
ths tase ,a91 - on opsauon; Of 10 3soo5 vthons
h.rs hesrn qne 9o!las Eveu In the Hthole region
wells haa produced m D"N "o' o'e' e4s II t"eot9
, 1866-02-13
l1lzz II y !I.y.,I1E!ss :,

common with w1ld beasts when In state Of
Captivity: aa Jhe fury of the 1ioncss ID defcnce
t pl ncr onspf1ng, and the tcrocious attitude Of
1raordinary pauic among tic spectators, and
9eFefM ladies tainted. Aflcr short paaso
n4tty eonu1vcd 10 separate the Illness from
ne cub, and the latter, about the size Of 4
El, was held up by the napc OF the neck for
The inspection Of the cnrnnany
, 1866-02-13

NOTICE TO LOT OWNERS
~ ~ IHE CHICAGO CITY cEMETRY.--nya DC
si7se 80 tnrsE6 E1ty Gemetsfy' - ~.
braced IN lots numbered From C11 tbmtytwu 10 and
including number one hundred and eERhty-Ewo (lS7r
GEees Survey and from number e!a BIT hundred a1d
four ts0s,i 10 md iresndn4 nnmotT fbutecn hundred
AZ Regul.r M Meeting Ct tho Common Council. bed
for the removal Of The dtaA from tuat paft or ssG
c:~esesJ % .hleh said tlue wss deslatsJ valid.
the provisions or said DEdtG anee And IN tho sccon-
mgdaton Of pa1ties mte1t sed. hAEeopened aa o,dee
rrtersnce 10 the matter ean be obtained md aI1z1e-
nents nade for the selection RI new lots Ia otEH
Cemeteries sod the removal the dead to the saa in
acrofu2rce With said Ordnance,
j. f. RICE Mayor,
WALTER kiM.ALL.
Comptroller, Committee of tho
". WOODARI), Common Council
CHAS 9. WICKER,
hsh1.p6a F. II BENSON. Sups,
, 1866-02-13

Liverpool ytA ateAm hu7n Portland 1t 8c 100 ~ In
FLoUR-Recesyed. ASS trIs; shipped, 1.kt br,a.
MARKET AezdT. Sales wne: sFKiNe Er1As-l10
bril- h;Etlsf.'s = 20 81, 1Gob.ls ~
IEAs-! hI1. q! g: sN bils 1T i5.ssX 90 hrls At
..WHEAT.Kscrivec Il, 100 bu;- shipped s,<5 bn.
No. Epr1nE dull And tc lower. No. Spring Quiet
snd unchanEed. hsIes EeTe: Red WIsIIR-4oG bu
MOL II tl+65. sPRISG KuKA1-lW bu mol ff4Fofite
housel at 9L70; 15,oo1 bu It $l.i1Ys Nouo bn do
fltA 900 6u 40 t&l.t; 90 e1 Nc. AS Sd; Nv bu
DO a&62c: 1eod hu DO u pc; fm bc DO At 7skc: Lou
bu Reected 1t G6c 400 bu On track At c-clost1y with
se1lers of No. Spring At and bGyers It s1l1k.
G0MS.Ksseived lse95 nu; M Man'eped T. eaps; Esrket
6u No sat 3lc 7bo bu Rejected at s. kc o05 bu d.
at F2Nc; 400 bu do II Re: 100 ba tr1ct 1t &c.
@A1e-Kece3yed 4, t1S bu shipped ts69 bu. Mar
ket steEdy. Eases wefe tno1 bu MOL At 1sCo0
bn 40 al exc; 600 bn No. n ls4c; i,e@bu DO At
19tc
HTE--Recetsed 2Ss hu; shipped es bu. Market
dm with 4 moderate demand Sales Wert: In In
No. at 5Oc; 40 bu on tr4ek 1t tic.
RAkLEf-ReceTed, l.N0 br; shipped, none.
Market d1l. sAies were: 10 ba By sample At &c
Acknowledgment At u .saa4@.
HEA St-Mattet Inactive and pomluA1 1t 3Qc2
II y for Inferior to prime.
AM00e!CUhN-KeceiFed 4ongs ~: shipped.
5sp r. e Market inactive, Sales were: 1.ooo NJ poor
RMAS-N1rket ooninal 1t 4s3a39 % PER ton On
track.
BEESWAX-Maskttn norniral 1t 4ezt3c. :;
BUT4EIk-The marker continues quiet, Aod prices
without change. NcQuote: