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New York Dry Goods Market.

(FTOH the Independent Of March ~
The market for dry goods is dun and prices
heavy, and lower prices are looked for from
the downward movement in gold. Purchases
are only made for immediate conSump tion.
The fear of holding large stocks, pending u
necessary gradual fall IN prices, prevails.
Trade Is, therefore, comparatively Inactive,
except for very desirable classes of goods.
Prints are lower than last week by IL cent,
Mt which some large parcels were sold, but the
action was spaSTnOdtc. ~
Brown shirtfngs and sheetings have also
fallen l92 cents per yard; and bleached goods
OF lower grades have declined, the best grades
only being firm, because scarce. DelaIneS are
accumulaTing from n very light demand. The
stock Is In good assortment, very varied but
unattractive. Fancy caSstmereS are also dull,
with declining prices. Spring wool shawls are
dull, but in large supply OF attractive, styles.
FlanneLs are inactive except for fine whites.
Satinets are dull and lower. Tweeds steady.
The lmportations OF foreign goods are very
large, and greatly in excess Of the demand
The fashion, however, for French goods OF all
kinds Is too strong. and wealth too great, and
TOO widely dlhused, not to afford a good mar
ket for all the best novelties and styles of
Paris and Lyons fAbT1cs. There Is, however,
no scarcity, and the reasonableness of prices
will extend the consumption. The auction
sales are increasing, and will increase, and the
bulk OF the fmportations Will be sold through
the auction-roOm. -fia4i I5-ft f1i5ft n
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HOUSE.

r
Mr.. Raymond stated that early in the
session he had introduced bill to at.
tain some general object contemplated
by the present bill and asserting some
general principles. Mr.. Raymond then
sent his bill TO the clerks desk to have
it -ead, which he proposed at n proper
time to move as substitute.
Mr.. Rogers made long speech de-
filming his position, and was frequently
INTERRUPTED by questions and laughter.
Mr.. Cook, of Ill, spoken support OF
the bill.
marks Mr.. Thayer obtained the floor,
and the bill went over until to-mor-
row. D.
Mr.. Sitgreaves presented joint res
olution of the New Jersey Legislature
in relation to the bounty to New Jersey
soldiers. Referred to the Committee on
Military Affairs.
Mr.. Farnswofth offered resolution,
which was adopted, directing the Sec.
rotary of War to report the number OF
regiments furnished by each State dur
ing the war, in what battles en-
gagged, the aggregate strength on enter
ing the service, the number of recruits
received, the number of killed and
wounded at each battle, &c. n
Mr.. Myers introduced bill regula-
lating appeals to the commandments
chief of the Patent Office, which was
read twice and referred to the Commit
tee on Patents.
The Speaker presented papers in the
Missouri contested election case OF
BOYD against Kales, referred to Com
mittee on Elections.
The House then went into Com
mittee of the Whole on the mtscella-
neous appropriation bill, Mr.. Went
worth in the Chair.
Mr.. Benjamin moved as an amend
ment the proviso that no part of sums
appropriated by the act should be eN'
pended in violation of the provision Of
the act prescribing an oath of Office
Some debate arose on this, but was sub
sequently agreed to.
Mr.. Window moved to amend by
striking out the item of $4,000 toI
monies advanced by Brigham Young
to redeem an old claim, which after de-
bate, was agreed to. 80
On motion of Mr.. Thayer, the provisC
was put in the bill that hereafter nc
portrait or likeness of any living per
son should be placed on any of the
bonds, securities or postal currency Of
the United States. IThe bill was then
reported from the committee and passed
by the House.
Mr.. Niblack introduced joint reso.
luton declaring eight hours u full days
work by artisans, &c, in the employ
ment Of the United States. Referred tc
Judiciary Committee.
Senate bill granting lands to aid in
the construction of a railroad and tele'
graphline from the bay of San Francis
co TO Humboldt Bay, was referred tc
the Committee on Public Lands.
Senate bill granting to Wisconsin
donation of public lands to aid in the
co Instruction of .breakwater and har'
Dor and ship canal at the head of Stur'
econ Bav to connect with the waters o
Green Bay and Lake Michigan, was re
ferred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
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New YORK, March 1.-The CONNER
cial's Washington special says that the
officers of the Iron and Steel Associa-
ton, had a protracted interview this
morning, urging increased protective
rates.
The steamer Arizona sailed with the
California mail. Among the passen-
gers were Anson Buriingame, Minister
At a meeting of the directors of the
Insulated Lime Telegraph, John Ghoate
was thrown out, and j. NJ, Wightman,
of Boston, elected President.
Gen. Grant has written a letter to
Gen. Butterfeld, thanking through him
the gentlemen who contributed to him
The United States steam frigate, Chat
tanooga, is now completed and ready
for sea. She will start on her trial trip
In a few days, and on her return VIII
probably make a trip to Europe. She
will be commanded by Capt.. j. NJ 'Ktns-
Mr.. BENJAMIN F. Mauiere to-day en-
tered upon his duties as member of
the board of police commissioners. The
board was recognized, and Mr.. Thos.
@. Acton was reelected President, and
Mr.. Berger was chosen Treasurer in the
Mace of Mr.. McMurray, whose term
had expired.
E rhe French steamer Nourean Woods
put back to Havrs on the 18th ultimo,
having carried away her steering gear.
GALVESTON, Feb. ga committee
reported fayoring the assumption by
Texas of taxes laid by the Federal Con-
gress in 1861. A request Will be made
for troops to occupy the frontier posts
to protect the citizens against the In
diaus.
petition 70 be admitted TO voteand thus
make their liberty complete. The petit
tion was referred. - -
Senators and Representatives OF the
Legislature must hereafter be residents
of the State for i've years.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
wAsHINeroN, MaEch /, 1see.


Mr.. Morgan presented a memorial OF
the Free Trade League of New York,
for a continuance of the present Reel
procity Treaty with Canada. 1t was re-
ferred to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported resolution
for the disbandonment of the militia OF
the lately rebellious States, and to pre-
vent their reorganization.
Mr.. Wilson presented the petition OF
military officers for an increase of COM
pensation, which was referred to the
Military Committee. ~
Mr.. Williams, of Oregon, introduced
a resolution, which was adopted, in
structing the Committee on Finance to
printing money to build bonded ware
house, post Office and custom house, at
Portland, Oregon. -,
Mr.. Brown, of Mo-, called up the bill
to grant land TO aid in the construction
of u railroad from Springfield, No., to
the Pacific coast, by the southern route,
which. after some discussion, was post
poned till Tomorrow.
Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio, reported from
the Committee on Agriculture bill
granting discretionary powers to the
Secretary of the Treasury to allow the
importation of cattle and hides from
districts not infected by cattle disease.
The concurrent resolution in relation
to the admission of Senators and Rep
resentatiyes from lately rebellious
States, was taken up and Mr.. Stewart
At the conclusion of his remarks, Mr..
johnson spoke at some length against
the resolution. Isl l.Fei
AT the conclusion of Mr. Johnson's
remarks, Mr.. Hendricks moved to
amend it by inserting the words Gin
habitants of which" in the resolution
so as to make it read eleven States, the
inhabitants of which have been declar-
ed to be in Instruction, &c.
Mr.. Wade replied to that portion of
Mr.. Johnson's speech that applied to
him, (Wade.)
Senate adjourned.
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Louisville Tobacco Market.


offered, 22l hhds; rejected, L.. The market
the heavy offerings. The sales included 8
hhds Mt s. 2O@3 %, - at S49495, 20 ut S565 90,
u ut S66s6 80, y at S7T - II . s. logs IS II at
s9d9 So 10 At sl6al0 IS, s at SIfgu IS, 8 at SI29
Il IS, II ut Sl39 - 20, 0 at sl4aI5 %, at SI59
IS ., ut Sl6@l6 %, at SlI9lT 80, at SlS9
at So 2562 20, 8 at SO 2Sa23 Isl lat Si2 ., a.
s25 2s@2S7 IS. at SIS, l at $3.50, old wrapper OF
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spirit Of the stock Market.

.t.I NEW YORK, March l.
The Commercial says the stock market Is
rather more active but unsettled. Prices are
wholly Mt the mercy of the CLIQUE operators
and show no decided tendency either upward
or downward Governmentsaref iFTher upon
the adYtces OF an advance in 5 2lS at London.
There is a steady Improvement In the supply
of money, but at the same time the appli-
cnntS; both for loan and discount, are more
active. There is more paper offering for dis
count. Gold Is unsettled; the market Is, upon
the whole, weak, and the rate has ruled dur
condition of the market may be judged from
the fact that n firm this morning offered ut
the gold room either to sell or buy SS0.0O Mt
1864, without finding q talzar. Foreign ex-
change very dull
BIinIns stocks.
New YORK, March l.
Prices OF Mining Stocks bid In Boston to-
day were as follows:
Copper Falls 2S7s: franklin S711zz;; Hancock
81; Bay State 50: Boston Water Power ~.
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New orleans sIilriEef.
NEW oEiEASss. March !.

cottou-saIes to-day 500 bales low midi MD;
stronger and silgaBced within the past three
days Ic per pound. sugar. AR 70 5 ~
e5Sfd 6fqTed AZ lS51IS GE855 Z, and clused AZ 1sl
6fE5K. Sterling Il69l434s elleE. akraneA
Ss7IlGSs0, lower Fraights to. New York &c,
LIVERPOOL sc. = s.l,il : = ....i..-ls-l
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dhieaso lIarlIet-

CHICAGO. March J..
Flour firn wheat Irregular. eluglng ruiet
az i 286I "A for No. I. Com dun. OltH MI.
HIghwines firm az 211<95z4. Provisions dull
al mi fiIlII n NJ ailies short E1bbsd mid
dies 10 q limited extent At 145<. Sweet Picked
Hams II. Bulk Meats neglected. HosB 1cttVe
a. 6I2aIO zl1ffr siffE itllif lqaii'5t ,7.-iit
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81. loud Hemr SInrket.

81. LOUIS, February q.
NoSales and no demand. We quote I'M
dressed at - 26G2 40; dressed at g sO93 10;
haclkled tow Mt = 10 = ton.
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A MAN OF A TaOUsAHD.---A cox.
y ~ SITMprIYE f,ITREnlt D L...--t

nR JAMES, a RETIRED PHYSICIAN
IL Of great entnence, discovered, while in
the East indies, a certain cure for Consump.
ton. Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and
General Debility. The remedy was discover
was given up togctfe- His child was cured
and Is noWnftve and Eelk DESTROYS of bene-
6ting his fellow moTfais. he will send to those
who wish IL the recipe, containing full CiiIec-
tons Tor making and successfully using the
remedy, free, onreceiptl of their names with
two stamps topay eXpenses- There Is not a
single symptom OF Consumption that II does
not At once take hold OF and dtEipafe. Might
EEentEY peevtshneSsS, irritation OF the nerves,
failure Of memory. .dfheuit expectoFatlOn,
sharp pains in the lungs sore throat, chilly
sensations, nausea at the stomach, inaetion OF
the bowels, wasting away Of the muscieS-
GG-The writer VIII please state the name Of
the paper they see this advertisement IN
Adde'S - CRADDOCR q CO.,
1852 Race ST, PiIiladeIp hia, Penn
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IS Eye, Ear and Surgery.
nRS. HAZLETT & RARRnnR

DRs. HAzLETT & BARBOUR.
OF 80, PENN ST, PITTSBURGH, Pa.
" who devote special attention 20 diseases OF
modlatiOn Of many patients have consented
that one OF the f1IIn should visit Wheeling,
tOIcIIure Housed .,... ,'.ss-r
.WEDNEsDAY AND Thursday Jan.
18th and 18th. rf17Edsf-zsi n
"WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY, Feb.
rI1ar{- 2lsg and 22d. 3 II 11ltLaI III n
sWEDNEsDAY AND THURSDAY, April
WEpSEsDAY AND THURSDAY. May
18th and Hth. .-. ~ -
Patients should call on the first day and as
early as possible. OFs. Hazlett & Barbour re-
fer 70 the Editors Of the Christian Advocate,
United Presbyterian, and Presbyterian Ban
ner. One Of the hrni Is always IN their office,
2Ss P929 stTsss Ftsf76SsI p IA
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The Latest News.

= = 2 =. = = Z. . Z =
ny the Union Line:
once. corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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@1-ENo PEn YEAIe! wevan

$500 asssats 1 s9s9gs bt %f . an
our fIf16OvI.D - Sewing MachtneS Three
new kinds. Under and upper feed. War
rduted I'VE years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The oSIY machines sold
IN United 5tn1eS Tor ~ than so, which are
MIN EferIlsetf by E0lre Hheehsr q WlES0n, GEO-
~ z f3aEeT EfageT e 81. AID BGeAeEder. an
other cheap machines are b. Judgements. Cir
euiafs free. AddreSs, or call upon shaw q
CIaFk, Bf9deford, Maine 1anl-eo14W3m
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New York Money and stock Market.

ana prices LiANOF E9AlEsS ut b4e4 &C 1OI
fine at G0965c for medium. ~
[By Telegraph
New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK, March /.
Money and, Gold Money steady 1t copper
cent, chiefly at latter rates. Sterling Ex-
opening az IS8. and closing at rs.
Government Stocks2Firm; U. 8. 6s, 5-20
coupons, 9J5S: 7-3s, dEst series, eg5s: do second
series, 9g1<; do third series, W r. e-lE
state SIocks-Tennezsee -, 10, 90 New
York stale n, bounty loan, VI. North Caro-
lima 6s SII<. Missouri 6, Il -
FreiEntETo Liverpool dull.
SLockEFfrmt Ohio a MielhaIppl certificates
2j1S; Cumberland preferred 455l: QuirkdlveT
81 =; Atlantic Mall steanlshtP Cuinfauy Ia;
Western Union Telegraph o.; New York fien-
!traI 095S; Erie -; H1dlon 1G76-sEts
8gs<; Michigan Southern 10: u
traI ll6; PIytshursh IA: Cnt~ >
western 25sss do preferred - u;
Quincy llJ5S.
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GREAT REDUCTION


N WHITTIER 4 CO., OF PORTSMOUTH.
(T. Ohio, are manufacturing the best Chem
"a and speadieSt Drilling Machines In 7tl5a
world for boring on, Salt or ATtesian yreIIS
Thew have been thoroughly and succesSfoIlV
tested fof eight years, In boring through the
haTIiesf lint and lime rocks By the Peculiar
construction or the tools, no -reamer Is re-
QQired, and II kept in order cannot stick fast,
and therefore require no Jars. The arrange
ment far hosting tools and sand pumping are
perfect. The expense OF engine = dispensed
with one horse and two men being al that
Is Necessary ior drilling nom twenty to thirty
feet per day, through ordinary rock. All ne
eeSSary tSolSand 600 feef Of rope arc furnished
with the machines Total weight Of ma
chimes near 800 pounds They are easily
transported, and can be set mp In an hour.
Inc price, win every thing complete, and full
Instructions, Is 500 delivered on boat or cans
These machines are Sinplh in their constrnc-
ton, durable IN their OSe sclenfific in their
Operations, Gnd easily attended and keut
oruer, and must therefore very soon super
seda All other machines Tor Drilling deau
wells, Is All who use them testify. ASidreEs
~ = - -, q. WHITTIER & CO.
Manufacturers, PortSmouth, Ohio.
lAl3lAl1
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Chieago LUMBER market.

The prices have not undergone any quota
BILE change. The market Is steady. WequOte
yard prices as follows:
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AtLeSsT'nn,l HIejtvg YorgE cost

At Less IMAM New York COST
DEAL FITCH VI0TORINES AS Low
III rs SO. Real Siberian Squirrel EMufts at
q. Mater Mink Capes, large size nj 81, very
handsome. have I'VE or six sets OF NUNS
and Capes, hne Mink Sable EuTs, At less than
Eayi- Yslrlr cost to fsldEI-. - go ~ 80
JanIO Us. RHODES
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: Wanted-lTaohInists.

10 coon MAcHINTSrS CAN HAVE
III steady work. Apply TO
tSbl6-tf 20 s-z{-tzz WheAltnR. w. Va.
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tDURE LIBERTY LEAD I(GoPY RIGHT
il ed.l Warranted 70 cover more suffice
for same WEIGHT than any other! Try IT. and
you VIII have no other! Manufactured only
by ZIEGLER & SMITH, Wholesale Drug,
Paint and Glazs Dealers No. ia North Thln1
street f1hiladeip hia. ssf5 - 4s.t
HS- For sale By Paint Dealers generally.
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PhiIadeIphIa Wool Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. %.

The trade has again been exceedingly dull,
and prices favor buyers Sales at 63S72c Tor
fine at G0985c for medium. -
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UIHE PIANOS MANUFACTURED NOW
j by CHICKERINo 4 Sons, Of Boston, are
pronounced by the leading artists superior to
any others. Any appropriated person who
Will give them a careful examination Will
come 10 the same conclusions.
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Prof. JOS. EBERT,

My authorized Travelling Agent, wiIlvisitt this
locality nom time to time and cheerfnIly
Communicate all desired Information.
1epA Pittsburgh.
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Broom Handles
.CnuIlSfncc ouon

VIC 3D. --ta t=t4 - 80 =
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Lower Rates Than Other Makers

-. TEtt7Fa f75ft l57zl-
M ~ g seestt s q pre ae s aa
, 1866-05-31

prices Of b1ead.tads tar ahosc thets legitimate
Talns. This bubble hss burst and at the prices
no,r realized tot F1cus and utatn, h hardly pos
r,ble tnat Tic importer can reallze anything above
actual cost laid down In New York-lf indeed.
eseu this ean be done. The4a recent h1gh prices
were the resu1t Of large speculative cenaud,
bas.d on The report OF 4 scarcity os Wheat, md as
els ed In a great mearure by the p1snt.uess and
eheapue.s Of moEey In they Eastern cftit:es. The
Spectators were disappointed In their aicu1s'tons
The Northwest hnnored tho oraite for Wheat, and
the ''bulls" were consequently sadly "ozfscd. and
nAny Of them lost their horns. There IL cTcrJ cTi
dcrcc that there is fn1 efficiency o1 Wheat In
the cnuut.y 10 meet Ill tne requirements Of the
home consumption, NATL The No" crop shall be
hnryefted-which Will commence IN about slx
Heeks IN tie lo9er part Of thla State.
Nc hunk it wouid be advisable for tht Franch TO
rroh&btt the sxpor1stiou Of Flour. There IS more
M probability of grras European ~ar, and IN
- an event, all the hreadstuns that can be Ealscd
.ape, and nA Atnesica ean fpage, will be
feed the coutendinE armies. such sn
cy. - ID be Of inca]cul1blc benedt TO this
, 1866-05-31

The receipts OF E1ou- for the week hare been 1.St
bft Of all Kinda acalnst AIS bsls fur the correspond
r. xtek q ls ms steors. e. &c ss%s timc hass
Rntnn!n ~ i. Thosn.s. ~ = g. raeEfs ~ to
TursB lslsnd $50 BE1ah West lna1e6 90 70 Hayfts
Ats sne ttoy11sst, aLo 50 hIls to P2ts
s,1ce lsst and Iatccs have ady73ced about sc
ioF and medium, Wills etole: family naods con.
III uc extt PRICES crioas'5 cuEzcnt
feCetn:s contnne oderA'e tor the seasoa aud still
5ali eautide,hly uEar ,hc fsceipts toI the eorre!
routIpE weel OF lAtt year. VIC quote sacs or Wet
e,n snprfdne II sa.s49s. with ve1y llts Of this
Sspcea fsm pa the .iowest eoin; 1o sto uadt. L
Gnntr psas p1he raasc from sioa l0a, tnoiud1ns
hsSe1s nTands: nedsnN eItrsi have ossa esiliue =
fiiz IL q: a1i Co1d and choicc tocudnE 8cut3rc4
t'h:o. M!rhiEan aud Wisconsin, :! ti:luso htt ID
lattef mice fof yo11te brands Illinois and ssushe q
oe!e 500 and choice sxzss htye nee9 ts1snE :.
and nr.u Choce faEtiy bands from olt whcat i.yt
lsenn+ teaoeed quite lo~ and A1n oeao = rHt *
tfenac pcea The sales bare b-en At 70: Fnot
aud choice e1tsaf, and so1c ants in kmal foa n
| adsAacs the sAtsts rate CAsAaa eIoat = 0eea
Win .ooa aenand 1ar III Grades. Es qqoss sIp:r Up
| fac At fs2s9:; common extra at fl&all; tnedfnu
DO at sl@#la; ana good cholc.. including taroFt'.
htA1ds, II tNA1s.s5 Z bst, AAoJ Of The Asoett
htxpds Of this description ale now nsId ZIG q btt
, 1866-05-31

nc Grand Trrnk Railway Is taking Flour to Boston
L1xI FHx,uHT.-TeIe dull and hc4FJ.-clostnE
rontnany lower. EpExccuenu WHt: 10 bfiT4Lo
-schfx Hruule Doou and n. $. ScotS. E1En ~ ts3es
sehr Hans Crockcf Corn atltc rsops Free Ssatc aod
FiSrk@Rrssissd. d. a's sn,s: SHIPPED; ss:: blls:
Mn11r Wn5IK-So 81. an.oana + t19s;, s=sF5s9 = 2
is sTs Facon.' 10 bsis EaSle" tAarors,, md ~
btls named. At xlr.a 100 nts st flo12H !h9 btls
at3,rI: 10 brs % rs: so h<ts II 81 so brts 90
aud Ito brls "Ga:te" 1t $50. Sr1tH9 SETEBy-lu0
bttt 1t 11!53; ~ pr1b A. *He. U1roCxpipo bills At
{Ate; 70 r.ls ii $S0o 100 bsls II sk.1n
WIEAT-Ntceiy d. <l.Sli b1; shipped. Il, ,9G1 ba.
No. Spring Wheat was Q1lct-c!o,inG 1l~c bctter:
No. sprlne trrn- SAlrs were: SFR.ya NH1A1..5-s11
tn So.l =: At &lSe: lan2l bu DO q 51sl; an IN
!o slss i3sa M na g & c o1 a9 4 + = 81
pu Co +. +. 81 s1s on n sill: L1co ba 90
Mi4iis: 70 s. s. II u eS: 600 bn do At 4l,at
80 bu ktteceo 1t s- 1000 ou do IT 2Sa9 bn DO
al &c so tn DO 1t spc-closnG With buyers u No.
trq utaf III = .GtS. 1td aeIlers 81 4l.S6Y.
EOKN-Recetxeo. ss091 bn shipped. e9alHs1b bu
Market active md 4lc htttef. Sales Utft: EoRS IN
s1oRx-2t.teo bu No. IT 334c: 11po0 bu do at ANc
Il (to In do Al 5ake 4ooo oa at a3fc 900 ou 40 q
&c. 1900 hu No. :at sc: I.oo bn an at tHc; s41
sta.c: 40 or White 1t " CoES ArLoAT-svIJ bu
rHrx az noAInI.ao bn Iaifh Mi1td II Sc. The mar
lei cin<ed firm 5c fr No. In stots-ae'ltss u
pur tnktAGces ssE1nC IKE.
OATs-ltcc-lsed. sa0s1 ou shipped, 1;@.lu 6u
M1zKet tchye closing Hc lover. sales wore: y e91 b1
No. 81 I1kc pu do 1t J3xts 7pQ ia do At &c