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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-30
q. w. VandeIhule, N. D.
Physician and Surgeon.

HAvING permanently located In Sioux City, respect
fully tenders his professional services to the citiz
Of this city and surrounding country. Office, on
Fourth street, near Pearl
@. ". yANDERHULE
Sioux City, January 8. 1851.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-30

ITO J. B. GREENWAY-Sir You are
] hereby notified that there is now On h'a
in the Office Of The Clerk of the Di>,ric,
I ,ur, Of Woodbury. County, Iowa. tho pet
tion Of II. ID. Booge 4 Co., claiming of You
The sum of n,ne'y-'hree dollars AMI cor'v-
three cents as money justly due the said II
ID. Booge Il ca. from you on account oF
goods sold aud delivered you By the SAID II.
ID. Beoge 4 Co.; and also. on account Of
goods sold you by c. + Hedges, whirh claim
tor goods sold yon, the SAID Hedges has sid
and assigned to the said II. ID. B'og- & Co.,
for a valuable consideration. SAID petition
further asks for a writ Of attachmt nj against
your property which has been i-sued
Now unless you appear and defend 70
said petition before noon Of the second day
Of the next term of the District Court to he
h-gun aud holden at Sioux CRY. within ard
for the county Of Woodbury.. State Of VA,
O" the third Monday o! April, A. ID 1867 =
default will be entered against you and jnd.-
ment r.nder.d thereon for the full amount
claimed, together with interest aud costs ot
suit
Dated at Sioux City, Iowa, Novemhb
30ih, lS66.
JOHN CCRRIER,
mar2-4w Attorney for Plaintiffs.
(U s Internal Rer Stamp 5octs canctlIA3)
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-30
NOTICE.

ITO A HAAS:-Sr-You are hereby N
/ tilted that there il NV on hie in The
Office Of the Clerk OF the District Court of
Wuodbury cou"ty, Iowa. the pst'ion o.
Robert McMa>ters claiming Of yon tie so'I
Of eish,y-6ve dollars. together with Interest
on the sane at the rate Of seven per ce"t.
per annrm from the 10Th day If January
1867. as money due him from 70" on
prom issory note. Said pet ton a,hs '.'r An
attachment against y"ur property which has
been ISSUED. Now, unless you appear and
defend thereto before noon OF the second
day OF the next term .f the District Cours
to be hegun and holden 1T Sioux City with
and for the County of Woodbury. at"resaid
IN the third Monday Of April, A. d. 1867, u
default will he entered agains. you AMI
judg ment rendered thereon for the full
amour. claimed, together With interest aud
costs Of suit.
Dated, Sioux City, March OH, 4. b. lse:.
ROBERT MONSTERS. PIT.
By hi. Attorney, Joas CuRalsa.
%, s. Internal Rev, Starp, 5oets eascst'edl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-30

The corpse, already greatly decayed and
dotted with gore, stood erec, before the eyes
of the spectators Upon its head, with ex-
tended month aud solitary eye Of Ere, sat tho
hideoas bra.t whose craft had s~duced me
into murder, and VII se informing voice had
consigned ne 10 The hangmap. bad walled
The u,ons,sx up within the tomb!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-30
DIR. d. G.. FISHER,

PREPARED 10 treat all surgical Diseases In satb
j and scientific manner. Tumors, uydrseee, Fistula.
Hernia E0lsrged Tonsels, &c. Also, holds himself IN
readiness To attend General Practice.
Once st his rs-tdsnce on the blud, In the houss
6rassly occupied by 1r. Deas. sssx7-N
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-30
NOTICE..

INTERNAL REVENUE STAMP 5Ocrs CANCELLED.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-09

committee on Organization. Rules, &C.
Mr.. Reemelin's motion was carried.
The following communication was read
by the Secretary ..a...t..,.l.r..It tt
The Democratic Erecutiue Committee Of Lo,s-
isville TO the Democratic Executive Commit
tee Of the State Of Ohio. r.li
GENTLEMEN :-You will perceive by the
proceedings of our primary Democratic
meeting, of Saturday, Dec. Is, herewith
inclOsed, that the sentiment In favor of a
National Democratic Convention at Louis
vile in 1867, has found expression in Louis-
vile, and will probably be further expressed
in the proceedings OF our State Convention
February %, 1867. 'tl
The urgent necessity of such conven-
ton, and the propriety of Louisville as a
location where the Northern and Southern
States may most conveniently and pleas
antly meet, needs no argument at this time,
nor can there be any doubt that an early
date should be selected for the meeting to
secure that consultation and cooperation
upon which all judicious and successful
political action must depend.
Before a call can issue from our State
Convention important Democratic Conven-
tions will have assembled and adjourned
In the Northern States. 1t therefore be-
comes important that the subject should be
brought under their consideration, and that
some cooperative action or expression
should occur in the Democratic Conven-
tions which meet between this and the 22l
of February.
We would therefore most respectfully
and cordially request your corporation in
this matter by bringing it under the con-
sderation of the Democratic State Conven-
ton of Ohio in suitable manner, or by
laying this letter before that body. We
confde in your patriotism and judgment
for proper action on this subject, and beg
leave to assure you that Louisville hOspi-
talitv shall not be backward at the meet
ing of the proposed convention, and that
the general political sentiment of Ken
lucky will concentrate with overwhelming
power in support OF conservative and con-
ciliatOry Democratic principles, as shown
in our platform of last May, 10 style which
will entite heI to be called the banner State
of Democracy. j. X. BUCHANAN,
Chm Dem. Com.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 25, 1866.
The Convention then took recess until 2
o'clock p. M. ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-09

THE 9th OF JANUARY.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
. l.---- '1ow -sIl
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
T III Il NIT H ES.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
/ u9ni 10 aao gl----f'eli. s -Et, ,,t
Hon. George n. PendIetOn PreSi-
y dent Ills Speech.
gaa OF rred --- ni s-amirnU
Nomination of Hon. Allen G.
Thurman for, GOVERNOR
..i lsa . His Speech. 2 .7.
oA 'ssr ".-.. -----rna.. ....r
IHu t.l-suh .srH -.U 0aI
Nom imatiOnS for Lieutenant Govern
or, Treasurer OF state, Auditor of
state, Attorney General, Su.
pFeme Judge, Comptroller
of L0e Treasu ~ aud mems
ber Of Hoard of PubliC
Works.
THE RESOLUTIONS.

Pursuant to the call of the Democratic
State Central Committee, the Representa-
tives of the Democracy Of Ohio, assembled
In State Convention, at Ellsler's Atheneum,
In the city of Columbus, on Tuesday, JAN
uary 18th, 1867, at IL o'clock A. NJ, and
were called to order by John G. Thompson,
Chairman of the Democratic State Com
mittee. Upon motion of H. I. Van Fleet,
DR.. j. M. Christian, of Marion, was selected
as Chairman Of the temporary organiza-
ton. The Doctor came forward, was in
troduced to the Convention, and made an
appropriate little speech, rendering his
thanks for the honor conferred upon him.
A. J. .Mullane, of Hamilton, Geo. D. Kinder,
of Butler, Robert Glenn, of Richland, and
David W. Van Dyke, of Warren, were ap-
pointed temporary Secretaries. d.
The Congressional Districts were then
called, when the following Committees
we're announced, aud confirmed by The
Convention:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention was called to order by
the temporary Chairman at precisely two
o'clock. a.... ...t 4. ...
Report of the Committee on Crcden-
tlaISs
Hon. Curtis Berry, from the Committee
on Credentials, reported that all the coun-
ties are represented. The following is the
list of Delegates:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-09

Hon. j. r.. Mckinney moved that all
resolutions offered in the Convention be
referred to tho committee on Resolutions
without debate. 80 .,.-j4 s,,,..,l ,,-yy
HOnaW,iM, Cory made speech against
the motiOn.i" :bies al ,bpRI4n1 WaI
Mr.. Mckinney spoke effectively and en-
SFgstically in favor Of Il, and In rerly to
Mr.. CorFya ni toye Z NHi0 ptiihils. fs
Judge Estill also spoke in favor Of the
motion Of Mr.. Mckinney, and in reply to-
Mr., Cory, A. seni,,e,@
MrMlller, Of Hamilton, sustained Cory.
Mr. Hart ofrWashington, opposed the
n,ntion ,isdD5 Tr0 i0 .4Jus sl- aafi gt3.
Hon, Charles Reemeliu, of Hamilton,
made the point that the motion was out 81
order, and moved that 1t be referred to the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-09
FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS.

Hamilton county-Thos Paxton, II Sar-
geant j Keisteai, fhos NJ Key, j L Vattier,
A Mullane, Jno Longshore, Matt Thomp-
son, Israel Brown, B Housman, II Brockley,
Henry Kiersting, Howard Douglass, | J
Miller, V Eichenlaub, John Nash, Z II
johnson, S r Smith, G w Overaker, Adam
Gels, Frazier Clarke, G. w CJohnston, j II
Gerard, G Mathers, w NJ Cory, Jno B
Staebler, Chas Reemelin, DR. w Jones, j
Snyder, White Miller, T j Peter, David S
Black,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-09

Athens county-Reed GOulden.
MeigS county--John Trul.
Morgan cOanty-B + Powers.
Monroe county, p Spiggs, E Headley, E
WofIsinger, Merry ALBERT, Joseph Myers,
Jere Williams.
Washington county-N d Follett j J Fan
derwaker, Josiah S Hart, John Holmes.
Holton G Hood.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-09
NUMBER l1e4s.9...

may SO direct its course that the vessel villa
advance almost in face Of the wind. Weareoi
strong as, we cast asjde.all temDOriziDg exr9y
pedients, as we reject all lsacriAeest of prirlaio
ciples to policy, as we tTayeyu and, openlyd1
avOw our faith and invoke a rpRtElotie cpeo,dt
pie toits thoughtful consideration Genis1
Hemen of the Convention letus make thatei
appeal 70 the people to1day,i)s uaoi19mA 10
Report OF the iCOnlmitte, 20 Beiect Ho2
0Ef state GenLradi o0mnnittse 3uiqqEa
The committee to- selecv aiState Central, (,
Committee, through theif chairman, Mr..
Gerard, submitted the following report ii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-09
THIRD DISTRICT.

Preble county--Joseph Beam, w J Gill
more. .I....T-V ..L 4n
Warren county--G w Stokes, D w Van.
Dixie, + G. Hill, G. X Eynon, G K Saucer, ID
w Ernheart, VIM Kell, d w Reese, Hen
dersOn Elliott, John Wiggam, George w
Meyer, Alfred Isms. L.-.I.
Butler county-B s James, Ed Jones, w
Shields. Adam oDickey, G ID Kinder, ID t
Riley, r Hendrickson, Hughes, Rob-
eIt Christy, Z II CASTOR. .I
Montgomery county-C L Vallandigham,
Christian Musselman. Adam Clay, DR.. Gel
ger, Dennis Dwyre, VIM N Rowe, JEFF ID
pgd FOURTH DISTRICT. . .
Chdn,pdgne couaty-John H james, John
II Young, James Taylor, VIM Purtlebaugh.
Logan county-Thomas Hubbard, Robert
Aspinall. George f Dawson, Peter Slay-
mortez, James Herman, John Nash.
Shelby co,nty-Dr Fielding, John Math-
ers. ----- Bush. ~
Mdmi county-J Mckinney.
Darke countb-A LiPrice, --- Rollins.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Allen county--C. N Lamison, James Mac
kenzie, / $ Pillars, r e Jones, I NJ Ro6b, 7
X Jacobs and ID s Fisher. I'D lL.i..-.. ..
Hardin cOunty--D Flanagan, W.T. Cessna,
] M White, John Il Gary, + FS lIetson, A 5
Ramsey. R .hsiiaf .flsls, a.'1 g..
Van. Vert comty-J A Estin. ~
Hailcock county-W Mungen, Howard.
G B Wilson, NJ ID Shaffer, ID Pendleton, w
Fl Anderson, L Glessner, S Shafter, Gu
sac. ir....r- i..Ii ....u.,
Mercer county-T Godfrey.
WyaMdOt county-C Berry, jr, S M Worth,
CIR Mott, j + Myers, G W SALESMAN, p
O'Brien, A G Chew, q R Fowler, Ii A
Hoyt.s9tol I1 a9iNg eNl HU
Aaglaize cOanty--Robert B Gordon, II B
Kelly!o r1s 1'yffW 9H'HE3leh "a 9sa
i'a.si'L SIXTH DISTRICT. n 2f 5'9"
Cgernsont counb-S f Dowdney, J G Do
ren, M II Davis, Prederset, Thos Powell,
II Havenah, Geo w Myers, John Mossett,
I Favstte coarty-w G Gould, j F Ely, z
Ely. b Wendell, John Smith, II G Cofman.
Highland county-Samuel Pike, John Tor
fey.pr,t B, f,.,,.iL.,--.o7. .t..rp.. .t..
Broom coantv-E NJ Fitch. -.
Clinton cou'ty7A Auscamp, A G shafer,
n A hoDlnson' qdi .1HU Et. a W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-09

Convention. The committee retired, and,
after short absence, returned and pre-
seuted Mr.. Pendleton to the Convention.
Mr.. PendletOn said: n. g.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-09

Judge Lang, James Pillars, John M Myers,
Levi d Kagy, w w Armstrong.
Huron county-J + Clark, j Powers, II
Rule, II f Prichard, Stephen Page. EdE
Erie county--H Horsford, Isaac Wright, E
s Stowe, U II Stryker. Perry Powell.
SdnduShy county-Charles Powers, j f
Van Valkepburgh, James Parks, Frank
Baker. '''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-09
GIEASRltsss 9STEERAGE,s LINE.

TJETV7EBNNEW EDRK AND LIVE
10d ERfOOh. calling at on QUEENSTOWNg1inpc
,baFfdmI Nea York every w ednsBdny. Iih -
Iol From 1dVorpool every TneadAs. s.l1 lgogg IA
From QneenstoEn every w odneaday. ,i,..5.
RAHEa or YAssAae.-C Cabin, $50 a Jdl, Steer
Dbl 81 Ctl lohstoWn 70 oWfttseilI ilIf q L9th1narl
Drafts Tor bale0n Crest REitnin and ireland.
EoEbtuslpee iaslAss. apPlyit "a ,,;,,, .o,stis7 :
o nqljfAipNS q Br5RdwSJ, New York, otto
onl eRtaOnfltsS N al6Dl8E, AkehtsS ~ s'l
NO. IN f3odth Hikh street: COlanbui. Ohi6.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-09
SEVENTH DISTRICT.

Greene county--Samuel Poage, VIM j
Alexander, T T johnson. G B Martin.
Clarke county II Thomas H Blose, Jas
johnson, David Shaffer, 81 Mcclure.
Madison coslny-D Hasheer, VIM Hall,
Baly Mugrige, Jas Riley. -Hl'-
Franklin coanty--W l. Ross, Jas Hanan,
f f Bingham, VIM Naghten, Jacob Rein
hard, JOHN G Thompson, Newton Gibbons.
A G Hibbs.J L Wright, OP Chaney. M
Pugb, Jas II Heess, VIM Cooper, Jas Tay-
lor. ''f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-09
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

Marion cosmty--H I Van Fleet, o w
Smith, VIM Crlckett, VIM Hubbard, VIM
H Moore, r Wilson, j NJ Christian, j Ba-
rooch, M Dutt,J Stretlets. w
MorYotb county--JJ j Runyau, NJ Runyan,
H G Brumbaek NJ NJ Brumback, Lester
BARTLETT j Lafever, II g Prophet, j Gard
ner, b Williams. tu'2h +e u1# ur.
RichIdad co,hsty--J j Douglass, A 8 Chew,
Jas Hamilton,S s Bloom, Jno Charles, ID
Bushey, b Burns, DR. VIM Bushnell, Jas
Grail, Jas Campbell. a2jQai tu,t bG
al2A ti NINTH DISTRICT. h"ldb
Cra,cford county john R .Clymer, Coch-
ran Fulton, C d Ward, Nathan Jones, z
w Poole, Thomas Beer, james Robinson, $
G. Cummings, Andrew Dickson, r w Ca
hill,Samuel Hoyt VIM Cummings, John
Burghbocher, James Clements, Lewis Lit
tier A M, Jacksqn.i Daniel Tuttle, Fred X
Newmage, John y White, ir, q \. .,,7., I,
Seneca county-Warren p Noble, DR. Kagy,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19
lFrom fhe Independent

u
New YonK DnY GOODS MAnKEr-For the week ending
Tuesday. August LA very healthy couIition trade
IA noticeable In tho Dry Goods market which augIa well
for the fuure There has certainly been fcYerish
rush ofpurchas ra; but ,horo has been increasing
InAnd for all styles OF seasonnbo goods which will doubt
do not think thero IS hcy to DO any falling oil IN pces
during tho season, for while money remains buoysnt
there bo necessity forcing sales
and purchasers owing to tho abundant harvcsa are In
much better condition u supply themselves with the
goods which prosperity renders nccessary 10 the great
masa OF our people Tho commercial results OF cnnci.
patton arc ouiy low beginning TO be manifest
Tho abaenco OF great number OF impoverished South
erners, whose luxurious habits most profitable
source to our importers and manufacturers great
void IN our markets; but their place will be
cipated blacks. This class CT will DO moro
directly felt IN tho dry goods business than In other
department OF trade; and as tho Cotton crop s gathered
n thero will undoubtedly DO very pccepublo increase
In this quarter During tho past week there have been
no changes calling for special notice. No failures
havc been reported. credits have been extended
Hberaly and It ia pretty generally conceded that tile
worst Inns been seen already in The present SEASON
IN Brown Sheetngs there has been moro activity, and
some desirable qualities have advanced nbout Sc per
yard. In bcached goods tho sales have been heavy,
socfs In the hands OF agents hnrc sensbly diminished
and priccs Of the inferior grades have adS anced trc
Drills and Jeans arn without any marked improvement.
Merrimncs, Sprsgucs. Aliens and American Print Works
syles. Of course receive most attention Giughams Of
the better qualities In good demand but the Inferior
are in steady demand hut without any OF prices
The exhibition OF American Shnwls this season
urunly attractive Tho demand for this kind goods is
largely the increase and better prices realized.
In Cloha aud Casaimeres, we'll IN Italians. there is
moro activity. the demand from tho clothing hoiss bo-
Ing the increase In foreign goods there is not much
change since Inst report Tho Importation fors tho
last week haYo been large. but moi quite equal to the
importaions Of lust season. Fancy csssimeres aud the
silks held firmly Tho choice styles of dress goods
Of which the supply Is large and tho accumulation In
bond nearly equal 10 last years STOCK n moderate
demand the season not being sufficiently advanced for
Q lively trade IN theso styles.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19
Haynnn Market.


(Corrsipondenee ef he Journal Of Commerce.
HAVANA. August lO.-our sugar market through The
week has bean without agitation but few operations
upon tho basis CT 80 to 81 rs for No H. In conformity
with the report OF the Royal Board of Brokers' The
trade quotations. as utere by Spencer, somewhat
different; but, ssI think, neither perfect but
right circumstances permit Dealers may consider
last quotations sae guide. with q tendency In their
favor Of thor immediate classes.
Stocks remaining hero md at MntanzAa equal 10
262 135 boxes and 2S29 hhs against for perod of
1885, J67. 4lS boIea and 639i hhds.
MoiaRses-not much demand; saeB made at Matanzas
for clsyed at ~ TO ~ ns for keg and Muscovndo at
~ To- bH do-not bought Honey vory dull nt ~ 10 go
p gallon. Conee-Is!and berry and Porto Rico ut 14K
70 loH. hun ordinary Quality snd proof. ready for
shipment at 398 pipe in chestnut Baves and oak
do st S95 TO $50 In Leaf Tt baceo and SeEars whio
stocks are increasing, change In values.
FREIaHrs-Dull market for the European-for tho
United ntates little better feeling Chartered Now
York-BH8 Annn Wellington lin Matanzaa,, 400 hhds
sugar ut ST. bark Rebecca Carps hhds to load at
CabarfAn, nj 80. For Boston-Sclr Chnrles II Kelly,
400 bIs sugars At 81; by Mold Of Athens 1000 do do
Portlandschr Marathon, 600 hhds olasses at ssgls
gle Gray 800 b1s sugars at 81 escb: For New Orleans
Bark Ibis 500 bIs sugars at 81 rs each; schr Fra
der, 900 do At e5 80 each.
R1cHANaEs-Sterling with less action in tho market
Saies on London for respectable and payable there
at GU days. 7A TO 18 premium; Paris and Others pay.
able, AZ TO ~ do United States Northern cities GO
days alght currency, 2i TO IS discount; good ut
to 5I< premium; gold sterling at GA to z do BY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19

Per steamship Champion, for New York-a 8 McIn.
toah. Leopold, MIssroon, Victor. Beatty, Miss
nander W Hughes. " u GriHin O A Lengnick. q II
Stein, W aior. Capt Thomson, Glover, c Weston
and aon, O'Copnor. " Harral. Mr LectIe and lady
Miss Leckic, " McKinnnn and lady, ONeIn and
Indy. j o'Neil, " U'Neil G NJ Drake. Il Matthews
aud lady. " Gordon and lady. Capt James Conner J
Conner, N David. " BessmAn. Miss Vincent
Per steamship Sarngossa. for New York; whtp. p p
Toale. W Foraythe, Simon Mra y SicoI, D II all-
coz, a SucoI, Montgomery and lady. II Dewitt.
Block, Mrs Ingraham. Miss Bulen Miss Amanda Bull
leo. l. Clnrk, AZ Slcigelbcry, Capt Ii Stewart II "
krIcc, + Pennn, Long aud lady. C Berbusse, III N
Klein, TIC Forrcston, Cathcart, II Leaser Kelly,
Roose, lady and clildr, u.
Per steamer City Point. from PalAtka, FernAndna,
Savannah. &c-J q Daushett aud child. q Chase. II
Fraud Miss Dew, es. 4 Mosiiild, " shutc Mesdamcs
Price and Hubbard, hIr Hugcr, Miss Rchardsop, anil
in stcerage.
Per steamer ST Helena. from Edbto and Rockville
Col w Whaley. D Rlordsn. II Wilson, Il Baypard
= scnbrook md lady. q L Wright. A Dailoy, +
Fitzsimons, Miss Waterman. Major Dcsc, and 40 on
deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-19
90 do 80 2S 100 Dbl, Indiana Super o. western r,tra


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, to-dsy 2ll6 bushels white,
5000 bushels rc market quito active for primo dry
samples. and prices advanced these to per bush.
c; Damp and tough lots, which comprisn tho hulk OF tc
receipts were witt ont material change Included In tho
salcs 2oOo bushels choice rcd 50 4ya2 45 only
few hundred bushels at tho latcr 5oOO bushels
to prime do S2a2 35 1000 bushels who sold al S2a2 CO.
latter for primo Maryland Corr-350G brshcIs white
ANT and no yellow worthy Of notice received. Included in
the sales were cw hui died bushels whto n 81 l2s i3
and 400 bushols mixed ut 81 OF; no rre yellow offered
100 bushels ordinary sold at 81 H. Oats were In good
supply; looo0 busels oGcrrl dciaud active + shi,-
mcnt nrlry all sold at 7la7sc mostly 76aS Tor puod 10
ported sold at II 80.
MOt-,ssHs-Afnrkct quiet but firm uulor lL.bt stock
OF Cuba there is nonc III frat hands.
FRoSfs1oSs-Hc report nn Inactive hut strady market
for Bacon for consumption Quote. with u lcs Shuuld
ders l3al34c; rib Sides 16ai5I;c: clear rib IGalGlc
plain canvassGd Hams lSsl9c Cinruatissar cured -
n22lc; bulk Shoulders held q. iac: silcs l3a4r Inr
Sa!Sc for city; OUTSIDE for retail lots primo Western
13asol4c. Mess Pork aiAa2iSc
RcE.-very llto Inquiry Quote nangoOn O. ia9A Ac;
CarOlinn II lInl2c.
SgoAs.-Murkot guol but hold firm. We hayo only
70 report Raes Of &c nls larbalos nj l2ac; iO hds
Porto Rico, price 'mcd stock Uf all kinds to-day
i66 hhls. l477 boxes, ll,tiG bags.
wnIsKEf-Rcnains dull and nominal. n 81 for free.
and ots In bund uDgc from % TO 81 cents for country
aud Western.