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INTEREsTING STATISTICS.

The number Of passengers carried over
steam railroads in Massachusetts in 1863,
was l4,O43,554; in 1864, 1926, 023; in
1865, 20,27S,055; in 1866, 22,l26,SS1 in
1867, 23,660.40l. Whole number in five
yeara, 9S,3l4,9l4. OF these siXty-eight
we're fatally injured, but only one was
killed in consequence Of neglect on the
part Of the employes-the other fatal cssu-
alties resulting from violation Of rules in
regard 20 leaving or getting upon the trains
while in motion, or riding upon the plat
form Of the cars. During the five years
Que hundred and lifiy-one employees were
killed-twenty-seve coming in contact
with bridges while on the top of cars.
Average number Of persons employed ex-
elusive Of those engaged in construction,
500. One hundred and ninety persons
were run over and killed while walking or
lying on the lrack-averaging one person
ia every ten DAYS throughout the entire
period Of five years The number Of pas
sengers carried over horse railroads in the
same State, in 1863, was l9,528,943 in
1864, 27,070,624 IN 1865, 26,63l ala in
lS66, 26,232 800; in 1867, 27,7lS,777.
Whole number in Eve years, l27, 1S2, 088.
Thirteen passengers we're fatally injured
by jumping from the cars or attempting to
enter them while in motion, and twenty
nine received injuries, not fatal. from the
came Canse.
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States Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL. FA. TO
ID me directed from the Circuit Court of the
United States for the Middle District OF Tonnes
see ct its October term. 1867. upon a Judgment
obtained at said term OF the court, in favor OF
Bullitt, Miller 4 Co., and against =. nj. NJ. Al
exander ct. al, heirs at law OF Joseph klmbro,
deceased. for the sum Of six thousand SIX hund,
red and eighty 5000 dollars. with costs OF said
suit will on Saturday, the 18th day OF March,
1868. at the Courthouse door in the city OF
Nashville, expose TO public sale To the highest
bidder for cash m hand' All the Tight, !iue,
claim interest and estate which p. NJ. NJ. Alex
ander, and Elizabeth, bis WIFE, Joseph A. Kim
bro, James kimbrO, Nancy M. kimbrO, Ellen
KimbrO, Nathaniel kimbrO, 4, 5. j. Mayberry,
and Lucinda, his wife. Edward Scruggs, and Lu-
cinda kimbro, heirs at law Of Joseph kimbrO,
deceased. have in and TO the following des-
cribed pieces OF parcels Of land, to-Wt: One
tract of land containing 4O0 acres more or less.
and bounded as follows: North by the lands of
John Sanford, A. Davis and Joseph Mason;
east by the lands of j. Z. Brothers and Eliza
beth Noe; south by the lands Of Geo baty. and
west by the lands of William Walden and 9th
ers. One tract containing one hundred acres.
more or less. bounded north hy the lands of J.
H. Nelson's heirs and others east by the lands
of Alfred Ross: south by the lands of J. ID.
Cook. and west by various small lots. One tract
Of land, bounded north by the lands Of A. Davis
and j. Baentine; east by the lands OF III.
Whites heirs; south BY the lands of J. Balen-
tine, and west by the lands of A. Davis. con
tanning seventy-fve acres, more or less. One
tract Of land, bounded north by the lands of
Thomas Goodman; east by the lands Of Il. A.
HOOches' dover: south by the lands OF John
Hill, and west by the lands of Eppes Owen, con-
tanning thirty-nne acres, more or less. all Of the
above lands lying in the county OF Rutherford,
State of Tennessee. and being in Civil District
No. 3,Of said county of Rutherford. Levied on
the property of the said heirs at law of Joseph
kimbrO. deceased mentioned above, and sold
y satisfy said judgment in favor of Bullitt.
Miller Co. Sale within the hours E prescribed
by, law; 80 E. T. qLASCOCk,
Jan 18th, 1853 wit u. s. NJ. NJ. ID. T.
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NITROUS OXIDE sGAS-ITS Use AZ
An ANFSTHETIC.

The Continental Gazette Of Paris, France,
publishes the following, which will be
found interesting TO the medical profes-
sion
ON the 22d OF December, Dr. J. Marion
Sims performed a surgical operation OF I'M
usual interest, in which he made use Of
The new anestheiie agent, nitrous oxide
Gas. The operation consisted in the re-
noval Of the entire breast for cancer. The
patient wac a lady abont sixty years Of
age, rather stout, and slightly Of the lynn
phaiic temperament. In about two min
utes from the time che commenced breath
ing the gas, she was in a profound anfes-
thetic sleep. She was kept iusensible for
eirteeH consecutive minutes, till the operation
was finished aud the dressing nearly COM
pleted. In less than one minnie from the
lime she ceased TO breathe the gas she re-
turned 10 perfect consciousness, having, as
ahe stated, experienced no pain from the
operation. There was no nausea, sickness,
or vomiting, as is 80 often the case in the
use of chloroform.
There was one remarkable feature con-
nec,ed with the use Of the gas. After the
allowed 10 breathe some air with the gas,
and was thus returned 10 semi-cOnscioasRess,
and continued In this condition during the
entire operation. She declared, after the
operation, that while inhaling the gus, she
could see DIR. Cotton and DIR. Evans who
administered il but felt no pain, though
.he experienced a kind Of pushing sensa-
ton"
There were present 10 witness the opera
ton Baron Larry, Surgeon-in Chief TO the
army; Sir Joseph Olitie, Physician TO the
British Embassy DIR. Pratt; DR.. Van
zsndt; Dr. Pope of -. Louis; DIR. Stearns,
Of Boston, &. S; and some othors Of note,
all of whom united with DIR. Sims in ex-
pressions of surprise and delight at the ope-
ralions Of this new anpsthetic agent. This
was perhaps, one of the operations where
the patient was kept insensible for the
greatest length Of time with the gas, and it
certainly proved eminently successful.
The above experiment goes far to estab
lsh the fact that the nitrous oxide gas,
which DIR. Evans and Dr. Cotton have done
20 nuch to develope, Is harmless in its
operation, and while it destroys pain, 0iiO'rs
The patient to remain in a semi-c0nsciOus state,
with but a slight disturbance of the natural
aud normal vital forces. This is a great
point gained over any anaeslhetic now in
use.
DIR. Sims said he had another patient for
whom he wished 10 perform an operation,
who was exceedingly weak and nervous,
aud suffering from organic enlargement and
rdirllar disease Of he heart, and who could
not take chlorolorm or ether. He wished
TO try the nitrous oxide. Anexperimental
trial was made with the gas on Saturday,
the 2Sth Of December, at which the pa
tent was kept insensible for fifteen oonsecu-
tirc minutes, during which DIR. Sims made
a surgical eKamination) the patient
awakening fresh and free from any I'M
pleasant symptoms. II was considered
remarkable triumph with the gas.
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Eight Weeks for Nothing {,
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

A IL SUBSCRIBERS To THE CULTGYA-
~ tor and Country Gentleman fOr ls5s, re-
ceived previous 10 November j. lat.. with the
money will receive that TapeT weekly through
Novem Der and December eight numbers "a Aii,
without charge.
published 10 large weekly nuIabera u sixteen to
twenty pages each. and designet b. igeiud0
every department u Agriculture. et1cE E1I'.
ing Herficultuss and Domestic Ec0hstny.
The Publishers prefer using the iGllUging eK-
tracts from wsil-intOrmed s0urceq. rather than
b speak for thenselve8
The Maine Farmer speais Of the Country
Gentleman b. Standing al the hsld Of the
Agricultural pres 0ftbs country"
The Scottish Farmer CALI the COuntfg don
usmhn the best of all the American ueHspa-
psFs devoted b matters d rural economy
The Gardener Monthly say that the Cuun
try 0entieman h conducted WITH drgres of
talent equal r. any European Journal. and supe-
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The Canada Farmer Advocate says We
are in receipt q AGRICULTURAL pubiieat i1ns from
al parts Of the world bat for truthful accounts
veil written. practical Erueles. and general
Management Of the paper. We have seen none al
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UNPAID CORPORATION TAKES.

CRY REVENUE COLLECTORS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Feb. 5, lS6S.-The following
list embraces the total amount Of taxes due
to the corporation Of Nashville by each
individual named, as turned over to the
City Revenue Collector as Solvent and
doubtful" from the year 1857 TO 1867, both
inclusive.
II will be seen that the amount is very
large, considerable portion Of the same
having been allowed to accumulate for
many years. Owing TO the present condi-
ton of the city finances, from the weight
of heavy debt contracted heretofore, the
most active measures for the collection of
back taxes are imperatiyely demanded.
The present Revenue Collector, after hay-
ing taken due care to notify the parties,
will be compelled to Immediately resort to
the most rigorous means Of affecting these
collections. All DESTROYS Of saving costs
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The WEArHER.--Church-goeE were de
apondent on Sunday. All day long the
rain fell in torrents, and far into the night
the storm continued. Yesterday, the clouds,
which hung lowering for the early part of
the morning, finally poured down deluges
of rain. Towards evening the rain changed
into snow, and anon, sleet and hail. At
midnight "conPlomeration" was down, a
small quantity Of which was enough to
cause the stontesi pedestrian TO drop into
cheerful saloons, and take it straight" OF
mixed as they preferred Csait0aoo9a
Uai0H, Fsb. IL.
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!, NTES OF ABvERTIsING

Ten lines Of solid nonparsil make one square.
\ early advertisers VIII be entitled 70 q dis
count OF 10 per cent.
livery other day te. o. d. advertisements will
ne charged twO-thirds OF above rates.
advertisements inserted 10 the Tri eekly will
he charged one dollar square for first insertion.
snd hiiy cents each additional insertion.
In The Weekly, one dollar & square for each
insertion
special or City item Notices. twenty. cent? q
line, 6r9t, and ten cents a line every additional
Insertion Local notiees30 cents a line each in
aertiQn.
Changes IN adyertieements will ne charged At
The Taie Of fifty cents a square.
Ali advertisements are due from date Of frst
merton. Hereafter the cash system v u he
adheI cd o.. aud no transient advertisements Will
10 taken unless accompanied by the money.
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A MAP peddler has been delighting
everybody but his immediate victims in
the region of the Green mountains, by a
strikingly original plan for eyading his
tavern bills His plan is TO stop at a
farmhouse aud ask for a night s lodging
and food for himself and horse. When
his bill is presented in the morning. he as
tonishea the farmer by asking Co see his
license TO keep tayernl' The document
not being producahle, he reserves his
Stamps" and proceeds on his way until
the approach Of night affords an apportu-
nifty of enlightning another victim CON
corning the laws which regulate tavern
Erpping.
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PRICES REDUCED!
TENNESSEE IRON STORE.
Sss 81 ana ga North Market Ne.

GAZE HAVE THIS DAY REDUCED PRICES
w of tennessee and heatscky, er 4 Iron.
Merchants. manufacturers and farmers will ind
d totheir interest 60 purchase Of ~. We are
he emily Manufacturers OF the Old reliable Ten
making a superior quality st cheap iron. all
siaes-baT, band, round and square sheet, etc,
branded Kentucky. This iron Is far superior O.
apy Padded Iron made on the OHIO aver.
AN IRON cold By a. is branded II. y 4 =. by,
aud II. b. x $. Tenn. Charcoal
A liberal discount allowed o. wholesale dealers.
i.usgm HILLMAN BIO. A SONS.
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Nashville and Northwestern
r A L L r. O A d.
N AND AFTER SUNDAY. JANUARY

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. JANUARY
" ~, 1853, and until further notice TWO
DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS will run be-
tween Nashville. Tennessee, and Hickman,
Kentucky
Leaving Nashville at SOS A. II. and 800 p. NJ.
Arriving Hickman at HIS r ~. and A. .
Leaving Hickman nj $50 a. AZ. and $40 p N.
Arriving Nashville al 81 4. N. and 7:3t A. N.
Making close competitions a. Mckenzie with
Memphis and Louisville Railway for Humboldt,
Memphis, Eieksburg. New Orleans, and all
points Southwest.
At Union CITY with Mobile and Ohio and New
Orleans and Ohio Railways for Paddcab, jack
son, Tenn, Mobile. Ala. Cairo, 81. Louis, Chi
cago, and oil points SOuth and Northwest.
At Hickman with Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship and Memphis and ST. Louis Packet
Companies hTst-elasg. stesmers. for all points
on Upper and Lower Mississippi Rivers.
At ashvIlle with Nashville and ChattanOO-
g., Louisville and Nashville, Edgefed and
kentuckp and Nashville and Decatur Railroads
IO2 miles shortest route 10 81. Louis.
81 miles shortest route 70 Memphis
a. miles shortest route to New Orleans.
Palace Sleeping Cars ON al Might
Trains
Baggage checked through to slI inn
pOrtnnt points.
Fare a. low as the Lowest
Tickets for sale at the CITY Transfer Odes.
northwest corner Cherry and Church street,.
and al the Nashville and Chattanooga Depot.
Nashville. Tenn. WIN. r. INNES.
janis Receiver AMI Gent Supt.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A L L II Q "A d.
CHANGE OF TIME.
I've Daily Trains Leave Nashville tor
Washington, baltimore, PhiIadeI-
phIa, New York, and ali Points
East and south. Close COnnee-
IiOns Made at Chattanooga
for ali Eastern and
Southern Cities.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
NASHVILLE h CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
Nashville Tenn, Sept. a. 1sFI.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JANUA-
" RT the 7th, 1868, the morning train
will leave at 500 An, stopping only at Smyrna,
Murfreesboro, Wartrace, TullahOma, EstilPs
Springs, Decherd, Cogan, Anderson, Stevenson
and Bridgeport and arrive at Chattanooga at
500 P. NJ.
The afternoon train will leave Nashville at
$50 P. NJ, stopping az all stations, and arrive at
Chattanooga at 4:tO A. N.
All trains connect closely with Nashville and
Northwestern railroad, and all trains from Chat
tanooga connect closely with Louisville and
Nashville railroad.
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars ON all
Night Passenger Trains.
S#ELBYvILLE AND TULLAHoNA AccolrxoDA-
TIOF-Leayes ShelbyYile at $40 A. r.. and Tul-
lshoma at 5;35 A. NJ arrives at Nashville AZ 1000
A. NJ. returning, leaves Nashville az 3:45P, NJ.
and arrives at Shelbyville at 1901. n. and Tul-
lahoma $40 P. ".
r. ~. EWING,
General Superintendent
ISAAC LITTON. den1 Ticket Agent.
iRu.b-ff
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PLANTERS BANK NOTES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH an ACT OF THE
Il General Assembly Of the State Of Tennessee.
approved December II, 1876 entitled an act To
expedite the distribution Of .he effects Of Banks
which have or may make assignments among
their creditors" notice is hereby given u the
holders Of the notes gf the Planters Bank Of
tennessee to present them % the undersigned
nc the Bank IN Nashville for payment between
now and the 6rst day Of January. 1862 or they
will be forever barred.
y. WEAVER, Trustees.
ira dEwtiljanl 81
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ENGINES AND BOILERS

TANE & BODLEY SAW MILLS-GREAT
sale at reduced prices a large lot of FIRST class
Portable Engines, Stationary Engines and
Boilers, as follows: One Stationary Engine,
without boiler, forty horse power; one, Sta
tionary Engine, without boiler, ten horse
power; one pair Double Engines. fifty horse
power, with two boilers. each twenty feet long,
forty inches diameter; one extra large Porta-
BILE Engine, l013 BY 10 inch cylinder; one large
Portable Engine, 10 By Is inch cylinder two
Portable Engines, by Is inch cylinder. Also,
several Lane 4 Bodley Saw Mills, with the i'm
proved wrought iron head blocks and solid iron
frames. JOHN p. DALE, Agent,
with i. X. PAUL x CO.,
50 South Market street. Nashville. Tennessee.
.
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shelby Female Institute,

pRF SPRING TERN OF THIS INsTITU-
j Ton will commence on MONDAY. EEBhU-
Any 3, and continue until tho third THURSDAY
% June leu Nv 3
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For Through Tickets and other Information
please apply at the office Of the Nashville Tits
Transfer Company. northwest corner Of cherry
and Church streetc. and at the Broad Street
Depot. Nashville. Tennessee.
J. i. VAN DYNE. Gen. Supt.
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Connect al Nashville with Louisville and Nash
vile. Nashville aud Chattanooga, Nashville and
Northwestern. and Edgefeld and Kentucky
Railroads for all the important points East
n orth and Northwest
Splendid New Sleeping Cars attached to all
Night Trains, and run between Nash Vile AMI
COrinth without change.
Baggage Checked Through. Fare
always ~ low 80 the Lowest.
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COMPOUND ELIXIR

COMPOUND ELIXIR SOLIDIFIED GLICE-
of Calisaya Bark. rim Tablet.
Elixir of Calsaya Bark COMPOUND Camphor
and Pyr0phosphate lee, with Glyeerin
az Iron. DIR. Whites Dsntine, a
Elixir of Valeriante OF superior Tooth Pow
Ammonia der.
Concentrated Essence Fragrant Eau Lustrai,
of Jamaica Ginger. for the Hair.
Wistar's Cough I.oz- Compound Aruiel Lin
enges. ament-
DR.. Jackson's PICTORIAL Nerve amt Bone Lima
I.oEeDees. ment.
Concentrated Extract Smiths Horse and Cat
Of Vanilla Lemon tie Powders.
Peel etc RenOvsting Spirits. for
Finest Distilled Rose removing grease spots
Almond, and Orange Erasive Fluid, Tor re
Flower Waters. moving stains, Iron
Bitter Wine Iron Moulds, Ink, etc.
Fresh Cold Cream Roses.
Window Glass. Putty, White Lead, oil. Tur
pentine Brushes. Box ColOrs ground in OIL,
Varnish Garden and Flower Seeds, ETC., etc
The country trade will find it t. their interest
to call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere dec2l 5m
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d r. S. J. Q o B B .

HAVING RESOLVED UPON CONTINU-
IL ing the practice Of his profession in the
city, would respectfully announce 10 the citizens
Of Nashville and vicinity, that he has opened
DENTAL ROOMS on Church street. opp
site the Maxwell House. rev No. -, Gold No.
$50 where be i prepared to DO both Operative
and Mechanical Dentistry. nova 8m
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United States Marshal's Sale.

Removal and Renewed Interest.
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Nashville and Decatur
RAILWAY.


The 800 P. ". Train makes disect connections
at Decatur with Memphis and Charleston RAFT
road for Memphis, Selma, Mobile. jackson and
Nickshurg. Miss. New Orleans La. huntsville.
anu all intermediate points.
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Chicago Market.


BY Telegraph.l CHICAGO. Jan. %.
FLoUR-Legs active and arm, at SIO6IO SC
for Spring extras.
WHEAT--s Ipened duh, and 2@21Sc lower
at the close the market recovered: No.
- O@2 0714; other grades inactive and
nominal. a#
CoRN-New moderately active and I1sa
DC lower: ga es at S01St96I3Sc; closed steady
ct S1CgSl54c; old dull; light sales No. l at
Sic.
OATs-Opened active, at 511495sLc, and
closed dull at 56c.
RYE-Duu and nominal.
BARLEY-Acttve, and 3E@4c higher: 81 10
o. 12La for No. in store: Canada barley,
by "a mple. = 9SL in store.
PROyISIoEs-Firmer. 49,
ID IS PORK-Seandard5 brands $50 90: .
straight ditto $40 so.
for good to choice extra steam rendered.
PIcKLED MEATs-Du1, with light sales.
HAMs-I1s6@l2c for packed.
BULK MEATS-Very quiet; small sales of
shoulders at 714c for i0ose.
GREEN MEATS Quiet and unchanged.
HoGs-Dressed sdull at 81 0098 D for
light and heavy; live steady at 81 62179
$6 IS for common to good.
BEEF CATTLE-MosieFatelY active at
IS 1897 IS for good to choice.
kECETPTs-3. 400 bbIs. Flour Is 600 bushels
Wheat, $50 900 bushels Corn, 70 500 bushels
Oats, 5000 dressed Hogs 1--we HOES, 1900
EHIPMEETS-2.e 900 bbls Flour, 500 bushels
Wheat, 2s209 bushels Corn; Al46 dressed
hogs, ,511 live hogs.
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anything snort OF the. Dexter or Robert 4.
Lee, Will overhaul the. wild .rishman, and
improve her speed 70 what II wes Of yore.
The 'MayAower vii De he re tod y
and return to memphis. to- morrow, posi-
lively 1.-The Falls city arrived from
Bowling Green last night Y ith y snoderate
trip and p oceeded TO Louisville 1.-The
Darling, from g Memphis to CIneinnatI,
and Belle Lee, from New Orseaus. are due
this evening. ..g....The alice " passed
Vieksburg last Monday, and should be
here to- day.. The Atlantic and barges
may also be expected here to-day.a ii
MEM0RAryDrm AND MANI REsr-Sfearner
Quichst..p left Cairo Satn rda y January
18th. al A. II. Boats in port Tenn eSsee,
Ida, NJ sSissippi and II. :. Mepharn
Weather clear an colj. River II sing
alors, the Ohio. Met sam. Orr at gden.
Cumberland at L tile Chain, Arr ada at
Shawseetown. Pa seq Virginia below
Hen defson
Our consignees are: A. P. stewart, 2 bbls
hickory NUS, 2 empty barrels; r itz a
Haney, steam table: F. Il Hu- ON, IT'S
sacks corn; stock welt & Co, pkgs md Q
woodrow, Reftz q Co, IA tons scrap iron.
II bbls scrap iron. #Hr1.sT
Manifest of steamer ST. Patrick-Fron1
Memphis, Jan. %. Keen, Mark & Co. box
md e.: n. r Huston z bales cotton; NJ
Cohn 3 la. dies sacKsK For Cannelt n: e.
J. W. -ShocEeney horses; White q Da is
9 bhls- II. Wine. For Cincinnati: l. A.
Harris e bales cotton. Leaves Evansville
Friday, Jan. 81. Il
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BY Telegraph. New ORLRAEs. Jan. Is. !
CorTaS Active al Yaneed le<c; mid
ding. dg1z@ I7s4c. sales. 500 bEslesss re-
ceipfs. LOO bales: exports, 8, ~ i3slesss
SUaAR-Guiee;e comm Oh, 81 9@19c. fair,
la l2tsc prime. l81<3l31ao 6lHa8 aAa
tMOLASSES - Firm Mf common, 5SA62c +:
choice gje7 80c4 lsas asas as.t8-as s 88 ~
FLoUR-Dull: superfDe. &10s double lext
ira, 80 slsl3 1915: treble extra, Sl1 5BleI3 50.
OATS-Dull and unchanged. -ssFGI +
HAY-e21 .rssr to a@f#ltTt a8a -t-efl (
Corn Firm; white, S97c;s elbow, 81.
PORK! Inactive and Unchanged. 90
BAoON-Unchanged.H aaF sgtHas - i
q LaARD--Unchanget fs Hssf IL EHE
ing I81G Ij2; New York, ,
II per cent discount. s5 #zaet saal1N 6
GoLD-l3812c. .ffuHeau aets@