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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-02

NOTICE. ....................N NOTICE.
ALL persons that are indebted to The firm o.
GROSS n kEYSER. Canton. Miss, will DO me a
favor by calling at once, and settling their aoooants
All accounts must be settled BY Cash or Note
hv the first Of April next or suit win DO brought
on.
siarch l. 66-u CT. GROSS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-02
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,
Situated one Mile from the Cont House,
@ A N T. ON, Miss.

'HE undersigned have this day formed a
! l. copartnership under the style of 7. ],
DRANE d CO., Tor the purpose of carrying
on the Nursery business in all its branches
1t is the intention of the proprietors 10
propagate in the Fruit Department, choice
varieties only, and such as are well adapted to
the soil and climate of the South, ripenine in
succession over the fruit season. Conseo uent
Iy, purchasers will be positively projected
against disappointment, ,... - ......
Every new variety Of fine fruit shall be
added to our catalogue, as soon as tested and
proved to be suited to the climate.
a Il trees and plants will be carefully labeled
and packed in the best manner for any
part of the South, for which a moderate
charge will be made; aud no charge will he
made for delivery Of packages at the rail
roads.
1t is requested that explicit directions be
given for marking and shipping packages,
but III all cases, chen shipment is made the ar.
ttcles are at tie risk Of he purchaser,
All orders from unknown correspondents
must be accompanied with a remittance, draft.
or satisfactory reference.
Our customers are requested 10 notify us
Immediately of any error that may be commit
ted in filling their. orders, in order that we
may at once make amends. ,.s
Catalogues wi be forwarded to all who an.
ply, post paid, and cneLose stamp to prepay
The postage. T. J. I1RANE a.
Sept. Ia 1865. "
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-02

BE 1t remembered that heretofore to-
wit on the 1871 day Of april, A.
d. 1866, the tolloniag order ,cas
entered upon the minutes of the
Ch0aeery Court Of MADISON county,
state Of Mississippi, to-'oh:
JoFS W. MILLER
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-02
~. vs..
RUBANNAH MILLER.

| hUBANNAH MILLER.
ION opening complainsnts bill in this
- case, it appearing TO the satisfaction
of the Court that the said Rubaunah Mil
Ter, party defendant Is a nonresident Of
the State, it is hereby ordered, adiadsed
and decreed that publication be made in
the American Citizen" q newspaper
Published in the city OF Canton, county OF
Madison, State Of Mississippi, for four
consecutive weeks, requiring her to ap.
pear before the Chancery Court of Madi-
son county, to be held at Canton, Missis.
sipp, on tho fourth Monday 10 Septem-
Der next, A. D. $3.50. to plead, ans wer
or demur to the matters and things
contained in said bill or else, they
will be taken as confessed against the
said Ruhanpsh Miller, party defend.
ant, and decree entered accordingly.
The Stole Of Mississippi, Nadison county
!, JONI Dawson, Clerk of the Circuit
and Chsncery courts of said county, do
- certify that The above and fore.
going is fuly copied from The
IL.S. minutes OF said court in the
I above stated cause Given un-
der my hand, and seal Of Office
at CantOn this Anril o6 1899
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-10

"WND AND TONGUE. in his address
to the Edinburgh students, Carlyle
said: at seems 10 me the finest nations
of the wOrid--the English and the
Ameriean-are going all away into
wiBd aud tongue But it will appear
sufficiently tragical by-and-by, long If
ter / am away out of it Silence is the
eternal duty of man. lie won't get
10 any real understanding of what is
complex, and what is more than any
other pertinent 10 his interests, without
maintaining silence. Watch the
togue' is a very old precept, and q most
true one do not want 20 discourage
any Of you from your Demosthenes,
and your studies OF the nicetes of lam
guage and all that Believe me,
value that As much IS sny of YOU.
consider it q very graceful thing and a
proper thing for every human creature
70 know what the implement which he
uses in communicating his thoughts is
and how 10 make the very utmost Of
It want you 70 study Demosthenes,
and know all his excellencies. At the
same time, must say that speech does
not seem 70 me, on the whole, TO have
turned 10 almost any good account
Why tell me that man is fine speak
er, il Il is not the truth that he is SPEAK
mgr
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Spirit Of the New Market.

NAW AOhky May 4.
Gold closed firm at 1881. The money
market is easy at to 5 per cent. Sterling
is iirmer 81 1921. Stocks are dull, except
Governments, which are firm. The balance
in ihe sub-lreasury is $94 100000. Petro
leum aud mining Stocks are quiet; Gilmore,
$50; Consolidated Gregory, ,5o5; Smith and
earme.ee, 1,025; PIt-hole, 70; United States,
loco.
The Dry Goods market is more steady.
Domestic goods firm-good trade doing tor
tho season.
Brown sheeting-Atlanta, 2Oej Appleton,
A, Gle; Atlantic, 22c; Bangor, 2sc; Boot,
h, lee; do ., 26c; do s, "a; do W, SIC,
broadway, ale; Howard, A, 40; Indian Head,
q &c; LaeOnia, B, 2lc; Larsrk, II &c; Lau-
rel, =, lSc; Nashua, extra, lee; Oregon, ID,
Isc; Pacific, A, 2lc; PePperell, +, fine, 24cj
40 h, 22c; 40 y, zoe; salmon Falls, A, 25c;
Stark, A, zoe. Sheetings-Bleached Hope,
sc; James, 29c Lonsdale 33c Manviile,
25c; Newmarket,lA, 2Sc; New York Mills,
~ &c; Palace Minis, Z5c; slater, Csc; VAN
sulta, Acc. Hoop Skirts-Thomson Crown
french Elastic Springs, per doz, 81; do
Crown Bordered Trail, per dozen, 81 coal
70. Punts-Allens, l65Sc; American, lie;
Amoskeug, l5c; Arnold, ljc; Cochecos, Ice;
Dunnei, lie; Freeman, l4hc; LondOJ
Mourning, l51Sc; Lancaster, l5c; lowell,
Is1Se; Merrimack, d, l5c; Merrimack, W,
Ice; Pacide, isc; Richmond, lie; Sprague' S
Frocks, &c; Victory, l4JSci Wamsutta, l3c.
Paper Collars-lsockw0od Manufacturing
Company, Cloth lined, Acc; Arrow, 25c; La
dies ClO,h lined, ace do al paper, Soc.
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RATHER PoN1ED Mr.. Reese, the well
known street. preachers, was accosted by
a would-be wsg, the other day, with
the following question:
20 you believe what the bible says
about the prodigal son and the fatted
calfT'
Certainly do i"
well, sir, can you tell ne whether
the calf that was killed was a male or
female p
"Yes; it was female
"How do you know this
"Why, because, said Reese, looking
the chap in the face, Il see the male is
still alive.
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The Cincinnati Commercial saws


There has been a moderate degree Of &C
tivity in the Produce market. There would
perhaps be a free deposition to speculate, II
outside operators could get margin on which
to figure, but il seems that holders, particu-
larry Of breadstufis, allow none.
Flour is very firm. It Is rather indifier-
ent superfine that may be had Tor less Than
50. We quote the range $9a9 so; extra 80
70 to 81, family 81 70 $I2, and fancy on up
10 SIS. transactions al these figures are
almost wholly Tor eonsumptive account.
The better grades old Wheat are very
scarce, and hardly 10 be reckOned IN cur
reut transactions. Choice Spring will com
mand 81 05a2 10; No. J., 81 95a2 No. 2
Spring, 81 75als0; No. new Fall Red 81
firm al 81 I0a2 Is: No. at 50 z0s2 %, and
choice at 81 25a2 80. Old Red ranges from
this last figure to 81 Is.
Corn is a tribe better; sacked it brings 60
s7Oe, and IN bulk 5Sa5gc. Ear Is quoted al
57a5sc.
Oats are selling at 4la45c for Nos. and
!, aud 8Sc for choice.
Barley is quoted at 81 15a1 20 for prime
10 choice Fail 81 p for choice Canada
Spring, without much life in the market.
WHISKY is quiet al - 20 Tor free, and PC
for bonded.
Corn is irregular and hard 70 quote. 321lc
middling.
There was considerable business in Pro-
visions to-day, and the operating condition
OF the market is better than IL was on Sat
urday, mainly, perhaps, because of rather
& stesdier feeling, though the transactions
in bulk Meats were at better figures. The
demand for bulk Meats gave a sudden
preference for sides, and resulted in ncreas-
ed sales at I45<e for ribbed; l61zc for clear,
mostly the former; Shoulders sold at llAc,
loose, and lew at lie packed. Tho even
fgurss-l2c and I4c for Shoulders and
Sides, loose--are now generally asked.
Bacon clear Sides sold at 1870; though in
fair demand, that figure is extreme. Bacon
Shoulders are quoted at lye, aud Sides at
l6c. Near coo bbls city mess Pork, sold at
$50, and 200 hbis country at 500 90. The
demand now would hardly sustain these
figures, though the offerings OF city at $50
are not large.
Lard is IA good inquiry, but DC, the pre-
vRiling asking fgure-though obtained on
small Iots--is rather too high for buyers.
Hams are not changed in quotation.
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A sI0NFIcAST kEooRD The public
have enjoyed the wit Of the Scottish
form Of giving verdict Of not prov
en-, when the jury cannot make up
their minds either way. The legisla-
ture Of Massachusetts,, in former days,
disposed of matters on which they did
not choose 10 act defnilively by vote
equally significant Ordered that the
matter subside. They voted thus on
the l6lh OF March, l767, on a question
concerning slavery. But the vexed
question wouldn't "subshle.
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HAVING suggested Tia insolvency Of the estate
Of Alexsnder Wootlon, deceased, 20 the Clerk
81 ne County Court Of smith county, 1enBessfe,
and order having been made for publication Ia the
Nashv lie Union, newspaper published in the city
Of Nashville, Tennessae, FOR four consecutive
weeks, requiring Al peTeOas having claims REsinst
sad estate % BE them. properly authenticated,
Nifh The eF q sald Court on or BEFORE the 18th
day d October, 1855, Tor pro rata distribution. OF
they vii Be forever hafFedin las and equity.
This r. therefore, notice of The sarae, this April
18th. 1855. MARY DOUGLASS.
mayl-ltEs Administrative.
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Without a Rival.
And justly deserves the reputation it has so lonl
en- Dyed IN Central America and the West Indies.
In Dyspepsia,

And its attendant train Of symptoms, it acts more
LIKE A CHARM than medicine. There is moth
for moment bear a comparison with it in this dis
ease.
foil account Of this wonderful plant may BE-
found in thesllh edition Of the u. 8. Dispensatory,
pages 1887 and 1888.
A series Of experiments in which DR.. Bull has
been for years engaged, has lust been brought 10
successful termination, and he is now enabled TO
oEer 10 the public combination Of UEDRON wi b
other approved tonies. the whole preserved in the
best quality ofcopper distillef Bourbon Whisky,
which he Is confident has no equal IN the world.
he might furnish q volume Of certificates, but the
public have long s.nce learned 10 estimate such
things by their true value. The safest plan is for
every one to test for himself the virtues OF a new
medicine.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UEros OFFIcE,
Eashyiile. MAY 9, 1866.

DAILY UEIoS OFFIcE,
Nashville, May 3, 1866. !
The demand for corn is still rather in ex-
cess Of the supply, the prices ranging from
IS 10 Gao.
Cotton is fat, and there were but few
sales-tbe highest price paid being 20c.
Flour has advanced nearly a dollar per
barrel within week, the reason urged being
that the crop in the North is a failure-ihe
same old story.
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ling interest, aud attractive belHtg. stands pal-
ana alone among al iti competitors. fha Aa.H
and Brave Hearted. sac Picturesque and uuU,r
the Witty and Marvellous, the feuderand FttlH.
The Roll Of Fame and story, Camp, Picket. Sol
9cout Bivoua9, ant Siege; Startling sUrUH -
Wonderful Escapes. Famous Words and Deeds q
Woman, and the whole panornms of the WI a
here tbrilling'y and startling y portrayed 10 a u's
terry manner, a. once historical aud romantic, f1.
deriug 30 ne most ample, brilliant ami restl.
book lhat The var has called iorih.
Disabled officers and soldiers teachers. cunr-t
young men, and al n Eant ri profitable employ
mert will End this fne best chance t0 uIaae u1l..
ever yet offered. send for oir1niars end see o..
terms.
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING on
If3 West Fourth Street., Cincinnati urH
nay2- 3m daar
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Seminal weakness, etc, can Be cured b. ore who
has really cured himself and hEnlretls 81 others,
9Th stamp, Box o.
dau0zdaWiEf =. Bosiou, Htazs
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II you went good Groceries, or No. one
FlOar, 20 10 s. G. Wood, a. Union street.
msyI-lW
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DE-. John hull
Louisville, Kentucky.

attained a reputation as vide spread as the cont
nent Of Nortn America But the GROWING glory OF
this life remains TO be attained IN his di coFery, or
rather combination, for he does not claim 10 have
been tbe discOVerer of CEDR0N, which IL the basis
OF the Btters now offered to the pube. That hon
or be Ongs 10 the native inhemtsnts OF Central
America, 10 whom its virtues have been known for
more than two hundred years. Armed with il the
Indian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria
and handles, without fesr the most Venonnous ser
penis Isis a belief with them, that while there is
breath IN the body, he CedrUn is potent to cure
mattet what the disease may be.
While Dr. Bill Is rot prepared b endorse this
eXtraYagant pretensOn. be Is nevertheless satisfied
from thorough examination Of the evidence rsla-
ling to its Vrtues, that a remedy and preyents
tive for sill disease arising from exposure, ether to
he Wes her climate, or to miasmatic Ia huenees,
il stands
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.-.,y, V ,,..r. PoaaonfoF Divorce.

vs.. Fotitiou fnr ilvOree.
Martins 6. lladly &otbers
III appearing, rem affidavit sled. that Amer 3.
Dndiy snd Others are non residents Of the SEA q Of
Ieunesscf q p therefore ordered ih.d publication
he made iar iolr successive weeks, ia the Nash
Vile Union, recurring The sad delendant q sppesr
at Tie Sone term OF tie County Couri q Perry
coun y. 20 bs held 81 Ltnden, on the first Monday
II sad non h. and plead, an ser or denur % sad
biz, OF the same d be taken for coaiessad, and
set for hesfsng ox paTte, ~ % her
may5-NA JESSE TAYLOR, c. An.
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For Sale,

ONE Of the best Residence 10 tho country, n
the southern para o. the city, nsar i1e term.
Of the souin Nashville Horse- Hal.roai1 In n.
sats neiehhorhood The buIi in. a barge moaei-
lFo-siorY nreks Elth Ten F0oms, EItslelt sf.i
nnck smoke nouse ana servant uouses, gool
terl5 iarge yard, aail enciosad, WITH 10 ae-a .
isnd, r.rt q Fhick IL frst rate garden la1li r.
VITA choice aruit treas- part IS used ior q hf'-
yard VIA plenty Of water, and Cd eouveliei
lOr getting wood The a. and Q. hai-road "a
y me corner Of the place, rom which wood .
celFed ior Burning briek- The property y 0ult
the corporation, ard Il therefore exempt from c.
porati0n taxes. good spnng u immodia-l.J OF
joining ne property. Terms ea8T.
Enquire Of hHi60N a MUkfkEEs
anri-n ~ ~ MATT BROW NJ a 90
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Established in 1862.
AND VOW ABOUT ENTERING ITS
Fifth Volume,

Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
It ought to be supported by all loyal
citizensI and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news Of the day
1t will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelIi-
gence from all quarters.
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9ashriI1R 9anioa.
rKKns on arRsnRIPTIoh :

PRINTED ANp PUBLISHED By
Beckett, Browne, Hanks & Co.
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NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water,
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water,

MO natural or artificial compound has yet been
IN discovered or manufactured that equals these
waters preventative, relief and permanent cure,
FOR many temporary and chrome diseases, as prov
ed by the experience of many thousands who have
drank them for years, with The most beneficial ei-
feets.
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NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED
NOW IS THE THE TO SUBScRLBEf
NOW is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW IS THE TINE TO sUBScRIBEy
ONLY So 50 FOR THREE MONZRsi
ONLY 50 50 FOR THREE MORTHSi
ONLY s. 50 FOR THREE MoBTHSf
ONLY 50 50 FOR THREE MONTRSf
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
20 ADTERTISERs M DETAII.

ADVERTISEMENTS lie he special Column, frst time,
ron 10 B lines, 81 OO-esch additional line, =
cents; subsequent Insertions, % cents per line. In
Local Coslmn, first time, from ! 70 hnes, 81 O.
eseh sduuonal line, ~ cents; Subsequent inser-
tons, IS cents per Hne.
AL Advertisements occupying special position,
I'D al dOuble column advertisements, will be
charged Ss1S per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
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For Funerals.


4 united sn:ount only Of The stock thus appro-
prh ted has been placed IN the hands OF the officers
OF the company to be sold &C s. per share and a.
the sto'k has all been issued, full paid, in pay
ment Of property 1t Is not therefore. liahe to any
future assessment
OFFICE: No. coz North Cherry street, Poatofiee
box VA, Nashville, Tenn
DIRECTORS.
r. r. Cotton, ofTenn. C. L. HEquEnBoUha, ofN.Y.
WM. C. BUSTs, - DELANO T. Smith, OF Mimi
A. G. SANFORD, A. C. WALLS, Of Mich.
OFFICERS.
Prssideat,-A G. SANFORD,
Prest lst Nst onai Bank, Nashville.
wee Rfeade1a,-A. g. WELLS.
SalTetary,-FS II. COTTON.
TFeaslue-,-WM. c. BUNTS.
8IiHag S.psrha,sadsnt.--o. L. HEQUEMBOURG
The property ofthe Company consists Of Lessee
hold interests IA she counties Of OTerton, Fentress,
White, Jackson, and Warren, in the State Of Ten
nesEee, amounting 10 the aggregate TO over eight
Thousand acres.
The membership Of the Company and the Board
Of Directors comprise men Of business experience
and reputation, and Of thorough and practical ae-
quaintance with the oil mines of Pennsylvania,
The Mining Superintendent was one of the first ex-
plOrers OF the oil field Of that STATE and struck ina
8 It flowing OIL well in the country, well known AZ
the Hequenbourg well, and % which the Gil inter-
esis Of Pensy wanna, lhen IN their nascent state,
We very largely indebted.
This Company vii lease portions Of their yalua-
bic lands, IN small tracts, 70 private psrIes OF COM
panies, Tor IMMEDIATE DEvELOPMENT This is a rare
chance for bORd Jds operators TO Obtain leases on
terms that will be amply remuneratiVe.
Terms made known on application.
no MERE sPECULATORB WILL BE TREATED WITH.
Description Oflands and samples OF Oil obtained
from the properly may be seen by calling at the
office Of The Company, No. 6052 North Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, f. IL. Cotton, Nashville viii re-
eeye orders for stock, and will inward certificates
by return mail when the money accompanies the
order
Oct. eff.
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CONGRESS WATER

Il cathartc, alternative and tonic and is valua-
bic remedy for affections Of the Liver and Kidneys,
Dyspeps q, Cont, Chrome Constpatio and Cutane.
oua diseas es. Isl most powerful preventive OF ths
Fesezs and Bilious Complaints, so prevalent in
urapf,a 9ilr1afsa
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES
EoL btAl1 Oulcoih.-ss - y
For County Officers 10 N
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted TIE
sDoge rEses for advertising, 70 when We DIG cur
selves strictly n adhere. -. ,,,,,.-..-, -.
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO.,
John WALLACE, for ne Dss,,llla
BARRY, WIkHAH a co. fnf ffesl.
Ball, JONES CO., for Gazette.
HAsHvrLLE, TE1E.. Sept. y. lSG5.
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Narvons nAhiIitv,

u : aai and y eowlY
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Speer's Wine

Il Irnpsrts healthy action Of The glands. kidney
ard urnszg organs, verT bene6ciai u dropsy, gol
nd rbeuInstic affections.
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VIII b. charged at The regular advertising rLfes,
and must lnFsnaiay BE- pad advance, OF no IN.
Hsr6on made
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-14
Cleveland Market.

FLOUR-Sales 2Ol brls. c0unt-v-made Xxx red At
tll Ol 100 hrl do. do n az so 100 brs Xxx spring
nj $40 go lOObils do. do. NJ Sll % City-ua Xxx
red held at sl4 5OSlj 90; do. Xxx white SIS 5OaB
III co.
WIIEAT-Ssc' were made this morning Of car
No. iIwauk spring ~ s. 90 and cars do do.
at !! 20. but before the cse one or two ts changed
materially below the above. Saies 72s bu. No 2
red from stOro At 50 80.
CORN Sales $500 Uu. No. mixei from store at
COS
OATS-Hed at so, FOR No. State from store.
PORk-No. city mess At $50 90; No mess at
500 40 Gear ~ 90
LARD-City rendered 90 in tierces and 2ic In
kegs Countr' rendered 2O,.
lAM>--Salcs 1900 lbs CITY sug rcured canva'sed
aud uncanvassed at 2l@22c. County cured held
at ~ a2U'
oHOuLpERS-SsI,s City cured at l4c. Coun-
try cured Belle
BACON-licld at lsc for clear; I9c for sugar.cured
uncanvass 4; 2Oc for do cHnya,Sed
NESS BEEF-ln mode ate demand and steady at
Ss 90. Extra mess 80 on.
DRIED BEEt-ln good demand AMI higher
"a es Loo los at Csc for canyassel and 24c for un
cAnvsssed
BUTTER-Prime yellow is held at 3jc. but lower
dgures would prnbaOly be ade upon ar 10 lots
tHEESb-Ihe msrko is muie atcly well -uppl cd
with the crop which is in fair request at VDto
acc riding u quality
EGGS-Lower. Sales at lie.
HlGHWlNkS-Quio. He'd at az e9S92 %.
Cologne Spirit, W per cent, "a 90. Neutral Proof
Spirit. ~ 1892 4C.
PETROLEJ NJ Firmer. Bonded he'd at ss94lc
for ast Of May and June dcliy 'ry ON cars here And
~ d4Gc same delivery ia New York. Free 5sdGGc tCr
standard ades