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Banks.
70. I62O.-TREASUR DEPART
Y MENT, Office of Comptroller of the Curren-
cu WaShin otnn December IL 1863

CIV, Washington December ID, 1865.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned it has been made to appear that
The National VALLEY Bank of Staunton, in the
town of Staunton, in the county of Augusta, and
State of Virginia. has been duly organized under,
and according to the requirements of the Act of
Congress, entitled "An Act to provide National
Currency secured by pledge of United States
bonds, and to provide for the circulation thereof
approved June Sd, 1884, and has complied with
all the provisions of said Act required to be COM
piled with before commencing the business of
Banking under said Act,
No,o, Therefore, l. Freeman Clarke, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that
''The National Valley Bank of Staunton," in the
Town of Staunton, in the county OF Augusta, and
State of Virginia, is authorized to commence the
business of Banking under the act aforesaid.
In Testimony Whereof, witness my hand and
Seal Of Office, this thirteenth day of De-
NeESN cembcr, 1865 FREEMAN CLARK,
N Comptroller.
The National Valley Bank Of Staunt0m,
Authorized Capital, ..... $500, 900.
JOHN ECHOLs, ................-Presldent.
b. CRAWFORD, ice PRESIDENT.
T.. NJ. TAYLOR, ...................Cashler.
DIRECTORS
John Echols, H. M. Bell, G. f. Price,
B. Crawford, j. A. Hartman, Z. w. Bayley,
e. M. Taylor. Dec. 26--l0t
DANK NOTICE.-Ag general meeting of the
ID Stockholders of the First National Bank of
Staunton will be held at its Banking House., on
Tuesday, the Goth of February, at II O'clock NJ
Jan l6-.dm " II. y LLAN, Cashier.
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Table

Showing the value of one dollar in Gold as COM
pared with Confederate Treasury Notes during
each month of the war, from May 1861, to April
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-01-30

n9The thoughtless person who took gold
pen from off our desk will please return it.
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gtauntum gpettator.
Local n News.

b6T The List of Letters, remaining in the
Staunton Post Office at the end of each month,
is published By autho,aty in the Spectator
Wanted News from Every Neighborhood
We would feel ourselves under great obliga-
lions to such persons as would do us the favor to
furnish with truthful and plain unvarnished
accounts of whatever may occur in their neigh
borhoods which would be of public interest We
should be pleased to have at least one intelligent
correspondent in each neighborhood in this and
the surrounding counties who would take the
pains to furnish us with truthful statement of
Interesting occurrences in his neighborhood. Be
to give the dates, and facts accurately
that we may be enabled to make correct publ
not for publication, unless desired but to prevent
impositioD
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Richmond Prices Current.

FINANCIAL
GoLD-Active; buying at 1873 and selling at 140.
SILvER-Scarce; buying at 130-selling at 1885,
L.reinin Rnnk .N0kRS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-01-30

IN SACKS Liverpool Salt Is bags Rio and
~ Laguira Coffee, 20 barrels Sugar, Is kits
Mackarel and Shad, barrels N. O. Molasses and
Golden Syrup, just received and for sale low by
Sept 12-tf HOGE & MASON,
next door to Central Bank.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

The following portion Of brigham Young q
address At The semi annual Conference lately
held at Salt Lake City, is taken from his own
organ, the Deseret .Nsrs, and is fair sample
Of tie arguments used by The mormons in de-
Tense OF their peculiar ides:
z he last time | was in the city Of Lowell.
here were fourteen Thousand more females
han males in that one city. This IL many
years ago, They live aud die rs = single state,
and are forgotten. Have they filled the meas
ire ef their creation, and accomplished the
designs OF heaven in bringing them upon The
Garth? No, they have not. Two thousand
good, God fearing men should go there, and
AXE to themselves seven wives apiece 1t il
written In the Bible, land in that day. seven
women shall lay hold OF one man, saying we
will eat our own bread, and wear our own
apparel; only let US be called BY thy name.
70 take away our reprcach.n The Govern
ment of the United States do not intend tina.
that prophecy shall be fulfilud, and The Lord
Almighty means that 1t shall. DO you not
think that the Lord will conquer? think he
will. and Ne are helping him. IL il the de
cree of the Almighty that in The last DAYS
seven women shall take hold of one man, &c,
10 be. scuaaeeiea and ADVISED by him, heise
willing 70 spin their own wool, make their
own elosAins. and do everything they csn 10
earn their own living, ifihey can only bear
his name to take away their reprsach? What
ia this order for7 Ii is for the resurrection;
il ia not for this world. would no, 60 across
this bosery Tor polygomy. fit only pertsined
TO this world. 1t is for the resurrection. and
the spirit of the Lord has come upon the peo.
pie. and upon the ladies especially, 10 be.
pare the way for the ful6llment of his Wtrti.
The feHiale sex have hees deceived 10 long,
thatthe spirit has come upon them; and thew
want place, and q name, and head; fol the
man is the head Of the woman, 10 lead Iher
into the celestial kingdom Of our Father and
God.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

= - a 3fnfA
spun = :. -. I. 8. h,..l.,.a v,lh "a
0o.. u :s..'. 80. Ho..e hu;ldius.
ssf '0'"s' ss.,. hon.l onlv : fsv
49,. -. n..r,v Al az .hem having
'" 80. 90. =. n... two veaxs. The
S..;.. ~. v.r having been utterly
49, :. On, ,unbo.t. ON account Of
..,,.,n. d;.lov.ltv Of il inhabisanss.
y;ct.bure disappointed our expectations
:. ..dI, :, .nv mint ia the South. Built
observation-disclosures
\, . ,;ch ..ct;on Il Nissisaippi; looks like =
lars. ~ ff6vtbss M, bat dvindles into .
uu,l tsss,~ aiessAhiGzzlaidz ~ - pAns1u.
buih, With population Of about eish4 thoa-
and. N6aalbssudt1S y NJ hpQhcipai
hooses rsnt for ~ much = hye thpusenq qos>
lars per year, with all esher sapehses- seees>
AIRY for 10 eondactiuu % ossaee n proper
ton. through the nilie can yet % seen tnsi
uambsflsss eavas n wsscn ~ ineaoaean"
took shelter during Gsnefai ufant1 memof-
able seige, when she'll ND shot wefe poeleo
into the city like ban, ana Nsre doubuess
glad when Peueefton made more memorable
our Fourth OF July " the surrender Of inc
same. But We are AGAIN g.tung leng'ny' aho
will close with our conchisfons o. Inc Proouc'
tons Of the SoutA the Psss year. ~ cenu a,
ciAi and hnsuciAi condinon, - ven = cef
views OF IT'S political.
The entire cotton crop = sariously es'lna
TED trnm one 20 oss ana : ssH @nho1 Uses
and will probably average Oet~een vac No'
say one and quarter miihon esses Aas -
tire sugar crop Will not exeeed,h u reaches
seventy thousand hogsheads, qnfse oenc1en
CT in their production nov ana pssoee he var,
when their cotton crop reached Tour million
bales, and their sugar crop four hundred
thousand hogsheads. Their corn croplhas
been almost an entire failure. Many plaukers
have lost their entire cotton crop, and vii.
| not be able to raise enough to pay the current
| expenses of their plantations. although the
| General expression il that the changed idbor
,ystem has worked much better than wasex>
pected, Money is very scarce throughout the
south: the people are Door, and will have lesr
money next sprius, by which time they will
have realized fullv from their crops, thar
they had las, spring. Business in their cities
.maIler towns. and villages. ia yery much
over done. and will soon work its own cure
The r,o,. ;,,e,,;oen, nor,;ou of,be citizen,
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Special Notices.
Habitual Conslipalion
How % Effect I Certain and Permanent Cur

some occupations Ct hfs prsdsposss to eosiivspsss
especially thnss which allow hut little exercise Psrspns
Who Contract this usots1ass habit u body sadss sach
circumstances might poss,biy be relieved By changing
their ssisn,A,y eupoyments for Others offs seuvs
kind; but this i By no ssns esrsalA Haha,u eopssi.
patton u vary obstinate d,sordsr All the ordinary
called remedies Invariably Assravsss H. Nothing BE-
Injurious than the continued Of st-oog apeS
isa< 1hrya. asss hsitAis apd snsly sioo& parsly1s
the DO seis--rends,ins them torpid that encrmoas
dos~s OF csshartic medicines have eject them.
niid apsrsst combined With senss stmulans u u
r~rnedv end camb iuAon In tbs hsppiest prefos
tss, u then srsssnt<, 10 fosud II HosrErtaa'G
ef0NACH DIf18RS- rhis famous ftoaaeatc iav'gss-
stss the whole INTESTINE, canal while quietly removing
from It's corvolutions al imprinepts free psssag<
through them No pnrssiive has ,hia AcuAis ops
rsos No ordinary semuisst effects the dssred object
C.sss Of cosAtpation abanHoetd Acpeiss By dssts
guished MEDICAL have bsso esrsA IN sfss ~e<ks
ths Bittsrs 70 tn bo have tried al tbs medIc'ae
Of the d~psnsary IN vsin Gay try thts rrss.tbI,
stimulant and apssiens There b ssdcieu' yeasos
vhy constipation shoud be the consequence OF
hsti,s. HosrsrrkRs BITrsR., by snpci, irg n,
visor ~hieh otherwise lie derived from e1Arcise
viii all enable t- s,-t- perform lie
~ functlons regularly aud he-ithfuli,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

Tn Dtaaae g., WaahiQ lneln1gthy
sdisosiai - - 4llevins: Y
ssThrarehcsgs i1nosr e. Anesicaa
1teeeqehls - 1etaaes e6dy ~
ID 6ssaaiiS pisty ls( - 4 H.
ti Y y he ~, 10 D:laas sl4sl
i3f ~ - fsS1sa. ThfNsAoe q I'll
- ~ b - ths2 ! i rsQ1eisd o.
he - aSd II scNemsI6f he 1880
Rsdionl lakdses. Fostsnsssly Il 10 yss il he
y ~ South - depose tAoss 1eadsrs
ION isS control Of the policy Of the Rspsb-
.liaak 11fsiRE coaGYnaRss IT anaoufaneeA r.
the ps0pUsef CuuylitustUu1i AmUUdMout WIN
accomplish that object bsysaa asbsmre3po,
ard in that way only can h b don't. - -
SvRkf OpSpoxAxt Tho only elegant per-
fnms. u 6a1d ena slf toiloes. md never
stains the handkerchief.
,eS~rrr Opopouaxi Il thesweetes. Szsrse.
made. Superssdes oil Others. Try it once;
will use no other. 81
Swrrr Opoponaxi Ladies', in their NOR
ming calls carry joy and gisdnsss, vixen psF.
fumed With Sweet Opoponax.
SwsEr Opoponax from Mexico! Mature
could not produce richer gem or choicei
perfume. Try it and be conviaced.
SwEEr OpoponAx from Mexico! The mos
elegant and essential personal peQsisite foI
lady, "Extract Of 6wsss Opopsnax.''
E. 7. SMITH 4 CO., New York.
nov7eod3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

Ex-GovERsoR EYRE, of Jamaica, is to be
indicted for murder, for his share in the exc
cution Of George William Gordon, under
sentence Of court martial Gordon took n.
part in the instruction. and did not resids
in the INFECTED district,' but being "a sus
pected man" he surrendered himself to tbs
civil authorities, who sent him off across the
Island to be tried by military court martial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

line Cnfc1BV AsSs sVssS~e ~ - -
favor of impartial suffrage in . vigorous, Il
NO. an sGtcsivs uaanis. haA .sdjserial Of
Saturday, it character;sss it, proposition and
nol;cv As a flank moysment on the Jacobins,
and seeks By abuse Of the aid "Jscobins'
TO commend itself 70 it conservative"
friends. "a as.Eo5 ItAtA
The Tsmss forssts that Il is very late in the
day in taking sp T. wsnsst tssu q re-
proach 20 popular 10 the days Of our grand
fathers smongst.ths Monsrchistseof Europe.
and d, Fsderalists Of America. "Jscobins'
a. /. term Of oslcquy has performed much
faithful service for nearly century past
amongst the camp followers Of kings and III
the circles OF the old time srristocncy. The
friends Of Liberty and the supporters Of the
principles of Freedom in France and Eng,
land and throughout Europe, wers denounced
As "Jacobius'' BY the monarchists Of the
las, century. And JfrrrRsox the Apostle OF
Democracy. while in France sympathised
with those same Jacobins, and vas freely
denounced by monarchists and. Federalists.
rs one Of the most influential leaders and
councillors OF the terrible and odious Jaco-
bin movement. And u . subsequent period
on his contest for the Presidency Of. the
United States aesinis Joax ADAns, the de.
nunciation Of JEsynssos and his followers ~
Jacobins, eonstituted the most effective fund
OF the political capital Of that old Conscrva.
tive party in the Presidential campaign. Tbs
Republican party Of that great Apostle o.
American Jacobins, THOMAS JrPyrRsox, no
only survived the assaults Of monarchists
Federalists and Conservatives, bnt i
achieved triumphant victory.
And the resort ut the present day to ID,
stereotyped terms Of abuse which were hurl
ed with such fury against JEFFEssos and hi
supporters in the early days Of the Republic
indicates not only that the Times repudiaie
the Jscobiu JEFFERSON. but that il is inspire'
by the spirit which actuated his traducen
and sustains now the principles which guide
them in their day.
The Republican party under the lead {
JErEERsos, bitterly denounced Is "Jacobins
by all the ensmies Of liberty and equality VI
sustained by the people, and held uncontrol
ed sway over the destinies of the country 4
years. And the Republican party of our da.
not less fearless, honest and devoted to II
rights Of the people and the liberty OF mar
kind has achieved ~ great victory, and
destined to more glorious destiny than Il
old Republican party under JErFERsox On
MApisos, in spite of the repetition of Il
stale terms Of reproach by the same stripe
Conservatives and aristocrsts, that coined Il
hated terms of ''Jacobin" and "Red Republ
can in the interests Of power, and against II
cause Of freedom, in the days Of the O
Bourbons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

Ar recent meeting of the National Dem
ocraiic Committee, in Washington, il was
discovered that the corrupt concern VA in
penses, and utterly bankrupt as to means A
proposition to levy an assessment on the
Clerks of the Deparmentsfraised ''rum
pns" in Committee, and the concern broke
up in tirow.a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

Slxox CAMERON, Governor Curtin, and
John W. Forney. are prominent candidates
for the seat in the United States Senate from
Pennsylvania, now occupied by Edgar F.
Cowan. The chances seem to be in favor Of
~, aron
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

The Missouri Legislature will stand on
Joint ballot about two TO one in favor of the
Isadicals. The situation is rather unpromis.
ing for Frank Blair, who went Ibis pile on
the United States Sena,orship.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20
For sale.

nre O. 10 H. II sd 10 ssst % east slds Of Lot q
u Bloci 81 9Th ~ % axon D~ Filing Hone,
~ q. n, M eyv~su exxe rrsas small Bath
70, ms Ard elp-ets also brck static as,a Sssa
r,tI- good ENQUIRE Of wM tUi.9aN,
srr2&-d Real ntaie Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20
Far <~sr.

a EhI DEolhADLES hE~oi p@@sOE.
tostags hrtes. coataiSax MIS- roi'ees. god crt
lar aud wash full ot wssh ~ ETY. nf frnss,
enn.s,tuw Of pesss, apv cAsvsa, 0sAps, Ae goed
frame stable: US house: & Cd VII Of vassr shd
cstsrn situated 9th and tf.sAiiu str eta In
auir~ Of Nv ttLIuS,
t.,od R-st sst.ts Sf<nt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

TIE Milwaukee Ne,cs. in an article on Sen.
asor Doplitsle. denies the right x - psopas
to instruct their Representatives. Il naed 10
bea Democratic doctrins, but DsmucsAcy rs
changed. " = N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-12

ALSO, for sale, Fresh Hungarian and Swedish
Leeches. DIR. J. G. MAYER, Proprietor.
Gold Hill, Sept. 4, 1856. sepi.tf
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BATHS! BATHS!!
DENTISTRY


DIR MAYER will also attend to Dental Surgery,
and Invites all who may need his services.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-12
,,,,,.,a Con.a.uuon.I Amendment,

Joint Resolution proposing an amendment
~ The Constitution Of the United States:
Resoired by the Senate aud House of Rem
resenta.ires of the United States of America
ia Congress assembled (two-thirds Of both
Houses concurring), That tho following ar
ticle be proposed to the Legislatures Of the
several States, which, as an amendment to
the Constitution OF the United States, when
ratified by three-fourths OF said Legislatures,
shall be valid as part Of the Constitution,
namely:
ARTICLE XIV.
SECTION !. All persons born or natural
lied in the United States, n subject to the
jurisdiction thereon, are citizens OF the UNI
ted States and OF the state wherein they re-
side. No state man make OF enlolee any
law which shall aoridSe the ptiyheges ot I'M
munities Of citizens OF the United states;
nor shall any State deprive any person Of
life, liberty, or property without Que process
Of law, nor deny to any person within its lu-
risdiction the equal protection Of the "
SEC. .. Representatives shall be appor-
toned among the several States according to
their respective numbers, counting the whole
number Of persons in each State, excluding
Indians not taxed. But when the right to
vote AZ any election for the choice OF Elec-
tors for President and Vice President Of the
United States, Representatives in Congress,
the executive and judicial officers OF n State,
or the members Of the Legislature thereof, is
denied 10 any OF the male inhabitants Of each
STATE be;nG twen,y.one wears Of age, and
Sc,nS citizens Of the United States, or in any
Nav 9hr;J,e5 except for participation in re-
Soii;oM or S,bs, cr;mc, The basis of represen-
ort.ou Va Xii 10 r.S,coa in he nro-
sa N ,eh;;.h ~" nru'hsr Of snch male Cit.
portion ,S, M" hoa- ~ N. Who'll number Of male
sens snat oeA. nSa ~ 80 in sucb
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-12
NE
PuIm O Syrup!
REpINaToN.& CO, Agents:
iy01 I'm
O E..
FOR SALE,

ONE.HALF INTEREST IN LIGHT 4
~ Hayiland's Livery Stable, situated two doors
north Of Wells, Fargo g. Co.. office, on Q stree',
Virginia City. The above Stable 10 now DONG
good business. For particulars Inquire ~ NV
Stable, Of ,nur
jyl3.f VI ANA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-12

MrsIc HALL.-Max Walters popular
temple of the muses. was attended last
evening as well as usual, Notwithstanding
all outside excitement and attraction, and
the performance passed off in a highly
satisfactory manner to all concerned.
Those who have not as yet heard Maggie
Moore recite "Sheridan's Ride" should
by all means attend and hear her. She
does it in a very superior manner which
would be highly creditable to persons
having much greater pretensions TO elocu-
,ionary and artistic merit.
SILVER CRY UNION MEsrINo.-On
night Senator Nye and Thomas
will address the citizens Of Silver
City on the political topics of the day.
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TOT III UNION VOTERS

1NHE UNION MEN OF STOREY COUNTY
i are hereby notified that a Primary Election
will be held at the respective precinct Club
Rooms. for the purpose of elee,ing So Delegates
10 the Union County Convention. apportioned aS
f,Ilnuz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-30
Adylsss to Che 2sth oieg " / !

LrvRRpoo1, oct, 2s,-The steamship
Alleppo, from New York October l7th,
arrived at Queenstown to-day and pro
ceedad for Liverpool.
LONDON, oct. Advises from Japan
are conflicting. The latest report d
that the Tycoon's army has suffered .
heavy defeat at the hands Of the insur-
gents, and that the Tycoon has, incop-
sequence, abdlcated. ,s. !, q y,
IT is said that the British gov-
eminent e about 70 ask Of
Parliament an increase Of u million
pounds sterling in the amount voted
for the army, and a large additional
amount to that appropriated IN former
yehfs for the navy. 10 $50 q
QUEHNsTowN, oct. The steamship
Persia, from New York on the 18th
Inst, has arrived.
LONDON, Oct. 2I.-It Is said that the
relations between Austria and Prussia
are assuming a menacing character.
The London Times says that the
Prusslan government is intriguing for
the further disintegration Of Austria.
PARIS, October T.-Ths project sub
mitted by France and, England to the
Spanish Government for the settlement
Of the Gillian difficulty, has been APP
proved by tie Queen and her Minis
ters. ii6; far.E
F1oRENcs, october 27s-An arrival
from Gambia states that another great
battle took place on the 18th inst. The
Greeks report that the Turkish army
was repulsed.yff. lRSaHal gttn.,
L1vRRPooni October 21-The cotton
market Is steady to-day, with sales Of
5000 bales. Middling Upland isquo-
ted at 16d. Breadstuhs. THE weather
is utlnfavorable and the market Is firm
er for all descriptions. Corn has adj
vanced. ,St
LONDON, October &c nsols, ss1I
for money. The quotations for Amer
lean securities were az follows: United
States 6.2O's. 6s< /; Illinois Central, u Y;
Erie, COX. sgIf-fH
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NEW York, Oct. %.

NAN 4OAhAAt WV W.
Cotton hrm at 500 for middling uplands.
Flour 16926o better, with a fair inquiry; 80 10
gil IS for extra state; Si29l3 Is for extra
round hoop Ohio, aud SIS Ss9l4 Is for trade
brands, closing quiet with the advance par
TALLY lost, Whisky quiet and nbmlnally IN
changed. Wheat opened l92c better and
closed quiet with the advance lost, 81 85924O
for No. 2 Chicago and Milwaukee; 50 Is for
inferior No. 2 Chicago spring. Rye lflrmer at
81 42 for new western, dnd old do 81 80. Bar.
ley firmer with moderate demand; 81 G59l 30
for two rowed state; 81 SOL 10 for Canada
West, and 81 Is for do In bond. Corn market
quiet and 293c better, but less active; 81 a@
! q for inferior; Sl229l q for shipping mixed
western I'd store and afloAt, and 81 26for white
and yellow western. Oats l@2c better at 689
Tic for Chicago and Milwaukee. Cofiee flFIn,
er. Sugar dull at 1l1<c for Cuba. MolasSeA
hrmer at 1896 for Cuba. Petroleum steady
at 2922Hc for crude, aud S893Sc for refined
in bond. Pork les active and unsettled;
81 lO9SI 50 cash, and $50 GO regular for new
mes, closing At 81 50 cash; So for old mess,
and IS 259@ Is for prime; also 1900 bbls new
ne9 at 50 %, seller Noyembef, and $SSr buyer
November. beef steady. Beef hams quiet
and heavy at fi0945. Bacon inactive at l5@
I511Sc for Cumberland cut; Ito for short ribbed,
and l91<e for short clear. Cut meats quiet nj
H9l4Tc for shoulders and 1BalSAc for hams.
Dressed hogs quiet ut l29l2Zc for western.
Lard heavy o. 1gf@l8kc. Butter heavy at
9O99SC for ohio; SIC 10 Tor state, and 6O955c
for Orange county pals. Cheese dull at 100
lie,