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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-14
Extensive Mining Regions of Ne
vada, Utah and Idaho

with Sacramento and the Pacific Coast, from
whence their supplies must be drawn; and
the Earnings OF the portion already running
are very heavy. and largely in excess of the
interest upon the Companys Bonds
Having been for some time familiar with
the operations OF the Central Pacific RSil-
road Company, We are satisfied that they
are conducted with rare ability and prudence,
and that The energetic and ecOn0mfcaI man
agement OF the CompRnys affairs, entities
them 10 the confidence of Capitalists and the
public We have carefully Investigated the
progress, resources, and prospects of the
Road. and have the fullest confidence in its
success, and in the value and stability OF the
Company's securities. The attention OF
Trustees OF Estates, Institutions, and indi-
viduals desiring a long, safe and remunera-
tive investment, IS especially invited to these
Fist Mortgage Bonds
Orders may be forwarded to us direct or
through the principal Banks and Bankers in
all parts OF the county
Renittances may ne made in drafts on
New York, or in Legal Tender Notes, Ma
tional Bank Notes, or other funds current in
this city, and the Bonds will be forwarded to
any address by Express, free OF charge In
Quiries for further particulars, by mail or
thsrWtse, viii receive punctual attention
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-14

COTTeeted Weekly By L LST, MORRISON O
WhoLetdLs GrOceTS. IS ana 50 Nam 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-14
LATNnanH-

: FLouE-FairIy active and arm for all
ands, with an advance Of SC on medium
ss1p-wAsas-lsas better on spr,ng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09
l.. A. BUCK, VI. ID,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Lafssf WastIarfsa rfF. ~. o.. ssf 20 rse-tsrs
fss M,fi-ai Ss-.sy efftaf rrs.
O1-fs his prafestiaaal fsrT .rfs to o. eititea
osf.ra sat lei. I1lalag taraftrs.
R...f,s-s . o.. NORWAY yfLLAGE. A.
nEFrEErtHa
De D4rf.rth anf fisae. Narsag.
Jsla.fH EHfsft. n p.. Fraf af>arEery, Nssh
go n. a..
y Hpsfrt. v o.. Praf 81 Onststrics ani De-
saset IT "a saara saI Charrea. Msstlnrfcn. ID. q
a. J g.. -n.ft. u. ~ Fasrar af lae D orrth
ff-tlffrrtan rharrh. WsshinEtoa. - q. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

The day before the Csnard steamer.
arrive in port. being the last of the voy-
age. Is one The Passengers geaeraIly i'm
prove a. an occasion for q sort Of farewell.
or grand dinner. at which songs are sung.
Jokes cracked and speeches made. every
one AZ the table being expected to contrib-
Ute so@sfhing 20 the entertainment. Upon
recent oocaaOn Il Glanced that quite n
large party Of gentlemen. representing a
great many diacrent nationalities of the
PrOPOsers. tili At length an Aneneaa rising
in turn. proposed;
Here's 90 al nations bat one.-
This az may Be supposed. created some
seniaiion, each suspecting thar hrs nation
might be the one referred TO. and prepared
20 reseut ar indiguity thus psbliely offered.
Monsieur does not intend Ia belle
franceY- said Frenehnan. FIRST breakisg
sbe silence that followed.
Not at an; vive Ia Frasce.- said the
Yankee, rAising has goblet.
q" Senor's remarks do not apply 10
SPAN ? said a dark moasta~hsd Individual.
interrosatiyeiy
Certainly rot; the heart Of Qseen Isa-
bella
Germany va always goot frrnt ofAmer-
iea.~ observed pilgrim from VaferlsBd.
- The best. I do not rvfer to her; nor
Russia whom Ne honor. a bumper 70 Res
sia. said he. a. the blue eyes Of Masoo-
vito lighted up With pleasure.
'NOr Austria.~ eoosinaed he. as a youns
man Of thai country sdgested upon b. seat
Well. SIR said a sturdy John Boil.
rising 70 b. feet. 9" il Is pretty obvious 70
me in What direction your sentiment j, lev
elled. and a. an Engiisbman. II ia is intend
ed a. an insult 20 England. demand
proper apology for I'll not ST here in sight
Of my native country and bear Der insslted.
least Of al BY Yankee
The Briton grew red in the face. and
grasped decAn,er. matters looked onin-
oas. for the American rose promp,ly to bis
feet
Spoken Ike a nan said he TO the
EngiishmAn, bull Eogland vas no, the
nation ailudsd to-
'Name-name-give Es the name. = cried
The company. now thoroughly excited.
" Certaialy. said the Ameriosn. " -ith
this proviso. that the first one that meet.
the representative Of that nation shall in
form him Of the slight
gave 10 al nations bot. one the na-
ton thar excepted wAs-aanaafioH.-
John Bah sAi down amid The universal
shout Of laughter that followed this an
nOuneemeni. With the no, very charitable
wish that the author of ihis sentiment mig "a
be we'll toasted By the representative Of the
nation BE- bad siighied
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

BIETH AND DEsrH RATE 90 THE wORLD.
Ststician. have calculated that u the popa-
lation of The World amounts 20 between
.20O. .OOO. 900. and 1900. .OOo.ooO persons.
the number % deaths IN year -Ouid DO
about 5000 900. Assuming the correct
ness of this csicslaiion, says the Loodon
Lancet. che desb ssch day sould be near
y 81. 900; $500 PER bOur. co per minute
ssd tins every second voud carry into
esernify one human liie from one part Of the
-osH or smother. Bot reprodscsion az
serts its superior power; Tor. on eAloulating
The probable ANIMAL births su' The globs.
the resul; shows that whereas 60 persons
de per minute. 20 children are born. and
thas the increase Of the poPulstiou . Kept
up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09
VOLUME 81, NO. 80.
b n Nv IrIE .

a dArkey preacher Was telling how Adam
vas the srst man created. and ,et ...;n..
the fence TO dry An old brother Who
sometimes had lucid ideas. interrupted him
and sad; :" II DAT AN true. Who made De
fsneeP- Pass arosnd de sasser.
Wei. John. did you take the node I
gave you to Mr.. snithers2-
Yes. sir. took the note; bet / don't
think he can read il
"CAnnOt read "a. Why 80 John7-
% Because be Is % blind. SIR. While
Was IN the room be axed me where my has
was. and it vas on my bead all the time
II often happens. when the husband fails
to be home to dinner. that IL is one Of the
fat days.
A recent philosopher discovers q method
10 avoid being dunned. " Ho~2-how?-
bOw7- everybody asks. Never run in
debt
Why Is man ascending Yesuvius Ike
an IrisbmAn trying TO kiss = pretty girl?
Because he wants TO get a. the erster's
mouth.
Why i. the toliisg Of ben Ike the pray
er Of hyPoeriie- Because Il is solemn
sound by tbougbtless tongue
Why Is the ksh an eccentric animal?
Because he viii have has swim
Why Is a soldier acting IN compliance
With an order given him. Ike his most for
midable weapon? Because he's '' ObeYin'
"a Ga bayOnet-)
Woman Is dslosiOn; bat men viii hog
decisions.
The richer the nan makes his food. the
poorer be makes bis appetite.
The best capital 10 begin life With =
capital wife
The pleasure Of doing good is the only
one that never wears out
At one Of Mr. Beaeber'. recent Friday
evening meetings, he drew most elegent IL
lastratiOns from the performance Of the
Jsps- After~ard woman arose and made
some ridiculous remarks. When she had
finished Mr. Beecher quickly exclaimed:
+" Notwithstanding this. stIl am in favor
Of woman speaking IN meeting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

THE ROMAN SroSE FOR THE LINCOLN
MONUMENT. The Washington oorrespon-
dent Of the Cincinnati Gazette gives the lel-
loving description Of tlis stone. which ba,
excited 50 much interest Of Late. on account
Of is alleged Begleet IN the cellar OF the
Whse House.
The stone - a species Of red sandstone
yc-y siniilar in texture TO that so commonly
an use for bsildins purposes IN our Eastern
cities. Its surface has grown DARK by age.
A considerable Peioe has been battered OF.
and there The grain looks fresh. The block
Is rectangular. the upper surface beng two
feet and three inches long and eighteen
inches wide. and the thickness about nine
inches. The Translation las been thus rem
dered
" Tie citizens Of Rome dedicate this
stone. taken from the tomb Of Servias Tul-
hus. 20 Abraham Lincoln. Presldlent for a
secoad term Of the United States Of Anerica,
BY which the memory Of either brave de-
traders Of liberty may be joined to that Of
che other. 4. ID. Is65.-
The story Of this block. as told by those
about the White House. j. as foilo~s.
IL arrived in the sutuun Of 1855. or be-
ginning Of 1896. Il was allowed 20 lie on
the porch q The White House for number
of weeks. One side q the box which held
a vas broken of. The exposed side vas
then turned up against the building. Some.
Who knew is character. crit ising severely
the treatment Il vas receiving. IL Vas takeu
inside. and for some tine formed a sort o.
foot-stooi under window uberc oryicrliei
and attendanfs sat. Finally. after ssvera
moves. BY none q Which was its position
bettered. Il found its way into the cellar
When tbe White Honse vas BENZ renovated
last summer. and from the cellar Il vas a.
lowed % rest az lcngth in the cell where Il
lies to-day. Wbether this account oi al,
occupants themselves conccrninx a. treat
nent 20 BE correct. certain "a dat ths
block a. described. With the iascriptior
a. given, j. IN this dark coal hole N tbs
cellar Of the Waite House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

PEOY. AGsssz on THE ORIGIN OF THE
HUxsS RACE. The reported views of
Prof Agassiz which have been reported IN
journals. and Which were referred 10 BY Mr..
Mungen. NJ. G Of Ohio. IN = speech in the
House recently. have caused the Distinguish
ed naturalist to speak for himself and de-
fine his position on that much nooted ques-
ton tooehing Tire unity Of origin or diversi-
~ of the human races While be Of course
denies that be has ever said anything TO vim
dicAte that be held the negro 20 be the de-
scendans of the baboon. be states bis belief
that the diHercnt types Of men are not de-
soended from common ancestors a. follows
The only ground ] may have given 10
question the soundness Of my views con-
ccrning the different races Of men Is the
opision have always maintained. and
which bold sO-. that ne d,fsrczf types
effls AuB,aa frs'ily Aars an fnsepasde7f
olgia oae from ne otAe1. aad are nof de-
socnianfs from copH0n GnccsfOrs; bot %
the Indians. the Chinese. the Hindoos. the
Australians. &C.. as we'll IN fact believe
The men we're created IN nations. not in
individuals; Bot not m nations in the pres
enf sense q the word ON the contrary.
10 such crowds a. exhibeted slight. II any.
diversity among themselves excePt those Of
sex.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

GEooRsFHIcaL DTsoOvEEr. A most im-
portant discovery. far more 30 than that oi
tbe alleged source Of the Nile. has Just been
made IN Sosth America IL is that The
great River Amazon has been found 10 BE-
navigable from one end 10 The other that
in fact. a neu route has been opened BE-
tween tie Atlantic and the Paci6o. Tbs
MoronA. a Peruvian steamer. vhich vAs
sent to explore the Amazon. has arrived ai
Nsyro. about 800 miles from Lima- The
Morona nayigafed more than 200 niles of
b. AmAEOu proper and 600 ofths 1sayali
nd the Pacbitea Rivers. -hicb. until then.
81 seen only Isdisn canoes. The country
be. of oou--s. N b.bitsd ssiy By ssvAges bst
% is Of voDds->~l fertility.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

AZ IScIDESr. Not losx since the Hon.
Mr. Judi. member Of Congres lron Chica-
90. o. please some boys. bosght a bunch Of
FIRE crackers. set them on Ere. and threw
them into the street. IN front of Willard.
Hotel A policeman near By inmodiafcly D.
arrested him i5r violation ola city ordinancc
q shich BE- vas ignoran'. and took hirn be.
fore r. magistrate. senafor Nyo Of Novsda
appcarcd for him a. counscl Who a. once
tsiegrapbci 10 Ncv York for Mr Groeley
90 oome on Immediately sad bail Mr Judd.
Al ansser 49, received from New York.
that Greeley vas out West baiiing OFT ire
Mississippi snd oouh not attend. Where
upon the justice remarked hat ior such an
oGrncc they u-ualiy fned gelfioscs Eve
dollar. a. BE- vas only member Of Con-
gre's. be would let him oH unh a sne
of - 60. which Ne Jsid promptly paid
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09
AUGUST Q, 1867.
The night -as f.ir-Es Up By new

The night ~as hir-h up By new
moon.
OvercOuse by deadly sxhaastioa. against
which she could make no re-sstance. Gle
feh into an uneasy slamber. Which towards
midnight. was brOkea By Startling cry.
She sPrang 10 her feet and CARED around
her.
Mo- bereyes did not deceivs her-there.
on the shore sfoOd the stalxart form OF her
husband. and bs was ealling ber name with
the energy of despair. She could oaly cry
out. 20. MARI. Marx = and iell senssless
TO the earth.
Whca she sxoke 10 eonsciousness. she
~As LING on her Own bed IN the cottage.
supported BY her hasbana's arms
IL vas 10 dream. She and her darling
boy were safe. and BE- came back.
May weeks passed before she grew
strong again. but Marx tended her a. be
would An infant. and BY the time the autumn
frosts fell. she vas the blitbe Martha War
rcn of old.
At the time of the freshe;. the bridge
over the Amonoo.uck had indeed been
swept away. bat Mark. imPeIled BY an un-
eOuHOlAble iear-almost a preseniiment--
had crossed the river. AZ TIE risk Of his life
on a log raft. and reached bone only 10
End q vacant.
The descendants Of Mark Warren and
has wife still dwell among the fertile valleys
Of The AmOnoosoek. AL the old men still
tell 20 Their grand children The story OF
Martha Warren and her child
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

BgLK OF ruE Com ~ rmx WonrD.
According 10 estimates recently made the
ubolc amount OF gold IN the world at tie
present moment j. about A. $50. 600 900
in vaiue. IL may be Of interes; 20 see What
the bulk Of this amount Of gold woail be II
u we're melted and run together. Pure gold
- more than nineteen times a. beavv as
wafer; ard q cubic foot Of water weighs a
thOosind ounces avoirdspois. A eabic foot
of gold would Weirh then over 1900
ounoes avordupois. ard every such ounce ef
fne col j. worth (sccoraing 10 our coin
age) somewhat more han eighteen dollars f;
90 that the whole cubic foot Of gold would
BE- worth little more than a third ola nil
hon dollars. A cubic yard Of solid gold
would b. vorfh tuenty-seven tiaBes as much
a. that. Or over nine million dollsrs; snd
GEO cubic yard. ~osld contain somewhat
more than the e. $50 OO0 900 ofgold in the
~orLi These CO cubic yards you'd bs
contained ~ifhin o room about Eve wards
bigb. eight yards ~ide and sixteen yares
long; say. q good sired parlor. Or store
% uiodcrate sire.
I" Pot. says ore. % gold is - very maiie-
abe that even this snail buIk of Il vould
cid over the uLoie oartb- Bee h. either
overesuustss the maiieabiliiy % gold. o.
mors likely. underessinates the size ofths
earh. II takss 80 90 lesves q tbs
thinesi gold foil % make an inch in fbiek.
ncss. or about fitecn millions and thiri 70
make foot. or f6. .Oo0 70 ysrd A eubie
yard Of gold. fhen. cguid b. beaten oui -
ss o. cover O. .0o0. 90 square yards some
shst iss. tbaa 10. .C0O acres ior there are
$50 .qasre yards 20 tbe aere. Then. as
fhere are so scres % tbs sqoare nile. the
ubole so cubic yards of gold could be
bcafea cot 90 g. 10 cover sbout 10000
square niios. That -. q tract only q bon-
drcd miles square. less than the extent ol
Vermont. and little more than q fth Of
either Ne- York or Pcnsylvanis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

Daring the iast iiness Of Dr. Chsrsc. .
celebrated Freneh physician. b. ~as attack
ed sith delirum. On recovering from vhich
b. ieii his Own puise, uistaking himself ior
one q BIS patients. Why vas not cali
"a IN before ''' said be 1T = too late +
has the gentleman been bisd'- Tie At
tendant answered in the negative. +" Thcn
b. "a dead man. answered Chirsc; % BE-
sill not 1--we siS hours = ard BIS prediction
vas verifed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09
John ,. RRY. Editor.

TER Rhs-Ou. Doilsf s-d FiG, Ce.t. -
f~af - sd'asoss T-e DOH.rs if pssu-ut !. a.
layrd.
e-r- ". fsusntsu 4 Co. ~ STATE - h.
,sn a. ~ Nass.l 50. Nv Nok. sd : R
No.. teuIt It, ho-toa. sr- salhorin-.i a.~nss.
'ob fklNTiNG % sverv dc-.ripts.s s-.sh
skrcmr1-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

A Conierenoc preacher. one day. vent
INTO ths house q Wesl cyan Rsformer.
sud ssw the portraits a three expelled nnin-
istsrs susgendcd from fhe walis. " What "
said b., I" have you got them hanging
there7' 4" oh. yes. - was the answer. they
are thcre- " Al. vel bot one is wanted
% complete fhs SET "Pny. vhai y thafY-
I" WHY. the Desi. % Be sure " Ahf-
sd he reto-oer. 4" but he Il not yet ex-
peIlcd ron he Coniercnos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

To prevent dogs going msd-oui their
tails oE-jss, behi1d tbcir ears.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MOsDAy Nav map N

MONDAY, May ec-6P.M
The railway share market has been extremely duh to-
day but after two O'Clock it developed an improving
tendency and a ttte more animation than had previ.
ousy characterized t. and closed Arm ut an advance
1t il noticeable feature that Notwithstanding the in
activity Of business the Stock Exchange prices
slow TO yield, and this accepted by the bulls good
sign that bottom has been touched and that revival OF
activity will be followed by brisk The prolonged
depression which the market has passed through, how
has discouraged the bulls and they have lost faith
IN themselves while the bears have been correspond
ingiy smbodened. large majority Of the members Of
the regular board 1t present interested in
favor Of further decline. and they accordingly
resist all efforts to the contrary and ir the absence Of
outside support the professional spectators the bull
side have hard work to turn the market In their favor
some imagine that this monotony and hesitation will not
terminate until an abundant harvest becomes an &C.
copied fact, whfe others more sangune and still
believe in speedy recovery, although they have
already experienced frequent dsappontments in this
respect The certainty Of abundant crops will undoubt.
edy exert material influence upon the course Of specu
lati0a the Stock Exchange and 1t Is probable that in
eight weeks public opinion the subject will be
sufficiently decided affect the price Of breadstus and
the Of business generally both IN and out Of Wall
street. II the railways whose stocks are the sport OF
moro valuable properties than they are and prices
would range permanently higher but so long as many
Of the managers OF leading railways nero stock
jobbers the public will fail to have that confidence in
railway shares which the present condition and future
prospects Of great arteries Of inland traffic should
Such is the dearth Of business that very few
commission houses the street arc making their ex-
psnses and these hoping for earnestly
the children Of Israel prayed for in the wilder
ness
The only remarkable feature about the statement OF
the associated banks for the week is increase OF
$427so 45 in loans owing to purchases Of government
securities by them, and a consequent decrease Of
s. 1873 in legal tender notes. which have been paid
into the Sub-Treasury The deposits have increased
$1,000 0.2 showing that the internal exchanges still
in favor Of this centre The specie has increased
$6O and the circulation $685. 432 The totals Of the
present and previous statements stand thus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-21

however. remained unchanged
FREIcHrs continued dull and rates entirely nominal
The engagements wereTo London, steamer s. three
boxes tobacco at 3s 30 half erces do @ 80 hhds
Maryland d. S 50 casks at 40s for weight lS5 bales
frs 40s and 200 bushels barley steamers account
To Antwerp steamer 200 packages lard and bacon at
30., and 20 hhds tobacco on private terms
Flour GRAIN-Receipts. $3.50 bbls -FOUR $50 do,
and 100 bags NEAL 1850 bushels $50 do and
$50 do malt The market for State and Western -four
very irregular to-day, but with light inquiry Prices again
favored the buyer to the extent Of &C. most grades
though general rule holders indisposed grant
any further concession and the market closed quiet but
steady California dull but moro buoyAnt Tho sales
about $500 bbs at the quotations appended Southern
-four continued to decline with but little demand The sales
limited 10 $50 bbs at quotations. Rye -four
rather better and the demand active The sales
footed 500 o6 At g 8 50 Though the demand for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-21

The S l5s @aiiai quiet BY. rm Iv..is:
:eia s
81: sInss s.s. ,:s
%sas Sss
5 ;SSs 5 ". 3 ss ss s. .ns
however less doing sim fair business done ths sales
soc for we:tsrn Barley was dull and prcss were nom.
s%.s s:i:s = so: Ssh
gold, ia bond, for June and July
Gy.nY BAGS though dull remained firm at our last
Hors essentially changed Sales % bales &c.
HAr scarcely asm, but the demand fair. We
au BUT m soS os.r
kinds dull and prices nominal go.
NAVAL sTosns-The demand for spirits turpsnsue was
about 100 bills were sold Resins were less active prices
2sSss isfnsSe s's 90 pale ss
g. including small lot extra AIS % Tar was steady At
oGs:.fiasesa continued arm. su. auis. No sales Of
our last qgoatons OF lard trins sales were made At
PACKAGES and $50 do and is kegs lard The pork
ssRsss
and regular a50 bbls az s Is Sz 20 for
prime. 20 S. Rg2s s: w sne
OF Dds meas the ninety dAvs ~ 323
option Beer eonnueS 10 fair demand and rm The sale:
$50 bbls 1t SO 80 IS rs for and
ia 30 al for new plain do Beef hams moderately
active sales 10 bbls at 4e o.. OF tieroe beef sales
were made Of $50 erccs, at So for India For cut
meats moderate demand prevailed. and priccs ruled
steady; the sales were $50 packages at l2sc IKE for
and o for shG sns Bsso. wss
Ike Ike short ribbed and 2,,c l2IIc for short
clear. There less rmness percepbe In the lard
sss es
latter for small los Butter heavy al l6c &c for
and lie lee. for old Cheese was without decided
change being steady at I0c l7fc according 70 quality Il
prices entirely nominal ut l0c In bulk and 6Sc in
barrels for regular gravity We heard OF important
sales. Bonded dull but prices were not essentially
changed standard and white being quoted nj DC 26sc.
beyond small the latter figure heard OF nothing
PRAs.-Canada q shade easier but the demand
more active the sales comprising lS0 bushels In bond at
carolna though quiet ruled firm at last quota
tionsL We heard OF no sales
sucAR.-Ths market ruled moderately active and
very firm Fair 10 good refining generally quoted 0xc.
l07kc The sales $50 hhds. at l0c lie for Cuba
and l2c for Porto Rico; also 30 boxes part at c
Refined was in moderate demand and nrm ls1Sc for
SxxDs.-we heard Of no further sales Of Calcutta lin
seed the ruled firm previous quotations Clover
duh and nominal at III Nc lee Timothy quoted
- - Is, with small transactions.
SrEARISr-The demand less active; prices however,
were without essential change Sales vp Tbs, part 81
l2c l2zc.
TALIow was In moderate request and the market ruled
heavy. The sales IS 90 lbs 81 lie. q llAc.
wHsKrv.-Recepts liz bills. The market though quiet.
ruled firm ut last quotations. We heard OF no sales.