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Montgomery Municipal AfaiFs-Po.
Iisicel Meeting.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August l5.-The
Mayor appointed by the Governor was in
augurated to-day. The new Council also
met. Half of the police force is black, and
the other half white, and many of the city
officers are negroes. The Old city clerk and
treasurer were reelected.
About fifteen hundred persons were pre-
sent at q Seymour and Blair meeting at
We.umpka to-day. Speeches were made by
EX-GOVERNOR Watts and other prominent
gentlemen.
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CARLorrA's CoNDITIoS.-The Lndepend-
e1lce Beige, deprecating the impertinent
curiosity which has been manifested IN re-
gard to the private life of the ex-Empress
of Mexico, and stigmatizing as pure false
hoods most of the stories current on the
subject, announces in general terms that
the condition of the unfortunate Princess
has undergone little variation since she set
foot on her native soil. Her physical
strength is perfectly restored her intelli-
geuce even is often lucid and complete, but
every now and then inexplicable eceentr1-
cities show that the state Of her mind Is yet
far from satisfactory.
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Louisiana LEGISLATURE.

New ORLEANS, August l5.-An act to
regulate public education in the State Of
Louisiana, prepared under the supervision
of Parsoti Conway, is made the special or
der for the day in the Legislature on Fri
day next.
Section one provides that the schools
shall be open to all children between six
and twenty-one years, without distinction
Of race, color, or previous condition. The
bill provides for Board Of Education, TO
consist CT the Iieutenart-G Governor and six
persons to be appointed by the Governor and
confirmed by the Senate, leaving the State
Superintendent alone to be elected. The di-
rectors of the six general school districts into
which the State is to be divided are to be
appointed by the superintendent who is
also empowered to decide without appeal
all controversies or disputes arising under
the law, which invests him with other ex-
traordinary powers. The bill requires all
teachers to inculcate loyalty to the national
Government; and kindness to all men re-
gardless Of race or color.
Section FIVE provides for the compulsory
attendance of all children between eight
and fourteen years Of age without fixed
employment, or to 90 to such school OF
place of correction as may be provided by
the Board of Education at the expense Of
the parents or guardians, or in case of pow
erty, at the expense of the school fund al
the direction of the Board.
The act provides that in addition to the
poll tax now provided for special tax Of
one-fourth of one per cent shall be levied
on all the taxable property in the State.
Section two of the concluding chapter
gives the State Superintendent the right II
Interpret all doubtful provisions in thi!
law.
The present State Superintendent is thu
Rev. Captain 7. Al. Conway, who framed
this bill of eighty-two pages.
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Greenville Wood, q negro VINO has been
confined in jail here for some time, was
carried to Louisa Courthouse, to be tried
Tor attempting to violate the person OF a
girl in that county some time since. de
was sent on to the circuit court.-ChGr-
totteSuiile Chronicle.
The people of Indiana are beginning to
think that something must be done to re-
lieye them of the stigma of living IN "'he
great divorce State" The divorces granted
in Indiana, under present laws, NUMBER,
on the average, about five thousand Per
'annum.
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Foreign News.

FRANCE-REyIEw-sE OF AN EDITOR.
PARIS, August l5.-Lord Napier, Of
Magdala, was among the distinguished
visitors who participated in the review of
the National and Imperial Guard. The
French Royal family were enthusiastically
cheered by the people.
NJ. Henry Roohefort, editor Of the Lat
terue, has been fined 1000 francs and i'm
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Observation-Disclosures opinion of
Attorney General Evarts on the letter of
Commissioner Rollins is, in fact, q satire
on the absurd provisions Of the tenure-of-
Office act. "That Creates" says Mr.. Evarts,
"a tenure at the will of the ofice-holder.
He may insert into his resignation any con-
ditions. However fantastical, they suffice to
prevent the acceptance of it by the Presi-
dent as simple resignation.
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The PEACH CRoP.-The peach crop in
this section, as compared with last season,
is almost total failure. Although some
of our peach growers are blessed with Or
binary crops, which bring them from S. to
St per box on the trees, and double that in
New York, there are others who have ex-
tensive orchards, and it is rare thing to
find q single peach throughout the whole
orchard. Two hundred and ten boxes were
shipped from this depot during the past
week .-Princess Anne True Marylander.
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REGULATIONS OF THE TAX on TOBACCO,
SNUFF, AND CIGARs.- Washington, March
l4.-Regulations concerning the tax on to-
bacco, snuff, and cigars were to-day issued
from the office of internal revenue. They
are in pamphlet form, and comprise forty
two pages, within which are prescribed the
various books, forms, &c., for carrying out
the law. The regulations provide that
tobacco bonded prior to July 20, 1868, may
be withdrawn for consumption upon the
payment Of the rates of tax imposed by
the new law, and without being repacked,
provided in case of smoking or fne-cut
chewing tobacco or snuff, the withdrawal is
made before the LIST day of January, 1869.
Tobacco in bonded warehouses at the time
of the passage of the law may OF any time
be withdrawn or removed for export to
foreign country without payment Of tax,
and without any change of packages, upon
compliance with the rules and regulations
of the Secretary of the Treasury in force
prior to July Goth, and in accordance
with the conditions of the law then in
force, upon an order or permit from
the collector in charge of exports at the
port Of shipment. Until special revenue
stamps lot payment VI the 'dA ou 'ooaoSo'
snuff, and cigars are prepared, and prior to
the time fixed for their use. manufacturers
of tobacco, snuff and cigars will be required
to have all their products properly in
spected, branded, and marked by tobacco
Inspector before the same are used or re-
moved for consumption or sale in the same
manner as prescribed by former rules and
regulations, and all such tobacco and snuff
when removed from the place of manufac-
ture will become liable to tax according to
the new rates, and must be returned upon
the first return day after removal, and the
tax assessed and paid as provided in the
old law. The pamphlet also contains regu-
lations in regard to the establishment OF
export warehouses for the transportation OF
tobacco and snuff in bond and bills OF
lo6ipr.
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The Critical State OF Affairs in L0ui-
siana-Conference Between the Two
E,raseI.

siana-Conference Between the Two
Parties.
New ORLEANS, August l5.-An informal
meeting was held last night in the Co.
vernor's office between prominent members
of both parties. Both conceded that dan
ger of collision was imminent. The Demo-
cratic gentlemen expressed the opinion that
the best and only way to insure peace was
to stop the system Of aggressive and OPP
pressive legislation now i'll progress; that
the Democratic and Conservative elements
Of the country expected to accomplish
nothing except IN legal and constitutional
way, but that it was unwise and improper
for the State Government to defy the senti-
ment and wishes Of the people; and that if
the Governor would throw himself upon the
people they would sustain him, and it would
not be necessary to resort to force Tor the
preservation Of the peace
Governor Yarmouth stated he was au-
thorised to say on behalf of the Republi-
cans that there was nothing in reason which
they can do or concedc which will not be
done to secure harmony. He promised that
measures mot Of party politics) obnoxious
to the citizens will be modified. He said he
was in earnest in desiring to secure the
welfare Of all, and preserve peace and good
order.
Another meeting is to be held in few
days, when it is hoped some practical illus
tration of the mutual desire for harmony
will be presented.
The moderate Republicans unfortunately
but few in numberJ concede that the system
of legislation heretofore and now pursued
is calculated to create strife. The Demo-
cracy say the preservation of order is what
they most earnestly desire, and that it rests
49,
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The BRISTOL NEws.-Messrs. I. G. s +.
Fowler have assumed charge of this paper,
which has also been greatly enlarged and
improved in many respects. The NeecS pre-
sents now most handsome appearance,
and deserves encouragement. ~. o..
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Indian MasSaereS.

sr. LOUIS, August 15.-Solomon City
(Kansas) advices report horrible Indian
outrages in the Solomon River settlements.
Men were killed, women ravished, and chill
dren captured, stock carried off, and the
country stripped of provisions.
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DRowNED.--A little daughter of Mr.. o..
F. Starr, of Bristol, was drowned in tub
of water last Thursday. There was only
five or six inches Of water in the vessel
but the child was very little.
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SERGEANT Bates OFFERED Ten THOU
S'A3 DOLLARS TO WORK FOR THE RADI-
I~%'--A meeting was held at Democratic
, IVA! quarters, South street, Thursday night,
~N''" was we'll attended, although there
"as no published notice that it would take
pace. Sergeant Gilbert II. Bates, of Wis
.YA'lA, made an address, in which ne said
very possible inducement had been offered
~" oy the Radicals to leave the State of
,,VF'n Carolina while he was sojourning
'"Sse. lie will now make a tour OF The
p I''eFh States, and speak for Seymour and
, ''a.F' lie said he had been offered $4,000
, " work Tor the Radical party, but the in
urea i''S'' and perhaps the life Of the country
G. .ysn9s upon tie result Of the next Presi-
t4'I@i election, and that slncre valuable to
"'N Than gold.-B0ttin.ore Gazette.
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OPERATIONS OF DIsT1LLERlEs AND WARE
HoUsEs.-A large number Of reports have
been received at the internal revenue office
with regard to the operations of distilleries,
warehouses, &C., calling for the attention
of supervisors. They are generally laid
aside to await the appointment Of supervi-
sors for the collection district within which
the cases have arisen demanding the atten-
ton of an official of that character.
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AGENTS AND COLLECTORS.

ERANK D. HILL,
GENERAL. AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
No. lois MAIN STREET, RicHMoSp: Va = ~
will RENT OUT HOUSES and & y l. l. r
CLAIMS OF every description;
WeislI er. ESQ: John 81. Goddin, Cashier Plant. rs
National Bank: Messrs. William e. durham q
Co., Agents Old Dominion Steamship company !;
DIR. F. ii. Dcane; Messrs. ". b. Martin Co.
jy 3o-lm
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THE WRITINGS OF JOHN NJ. DANIEL
1 AS PUBLISHED IN TIE RICHMOND
EXAMINER DURING THE WAR.-Just re-
ceived. large supply of the above book. which
viii be mailed, postage prepaid, TO any address
upon the receipt Of retail price-$l. SO. Also,
'FLOUL FLAY. By Charles Reade.
DEAD-SEA FRUIT. BY Miss Bradd0n.
And an endless supply Of all kinds of n OVELS by
all authors. Also, SCHO0L-BOOKS. STATION
cry, &C., &C., cheaper than the cheapest.
.t j. WALL TURNER,
oull TIA Main street.
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,oi t1e following etorekeepcr8 have been APP
r l' -. under the new revenue law relating
e,al, a'''"ed spirits and tobacco: Jay Mix,
u.s. I.s" u, district, Indiana; Lafayette Corue
Io. ~ DoHneii, twenty-second district, Pitts
di,s! "a; Robert W. Kerr, twenty third
Grnt,s' pennsylvania; and Benjamin II.
C.} 9YES and Garrett Weyckmau for the first
-''''FAla district, San Francisco.
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Mr.. William A. Pratt has purchased the
estate of James Harden, in Augusta county,
consisting of 2l9 acres, at 500 per acre,
on terms equivalent to cash. Charlottesville
CltronicIe.
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When the pretended Legislature of Flo
rida was about to take from the people the
right to vote for Presidential electors, a
loil Floridian from Kansas thus gave the
grounds and reasons Of the law:
"The Republicans" said he, /" have the
power, and they are going to keep it as long
as there is bayonet to back them. They
will not 60 before the people on an issue
the result Of which may deprive them OF
power.n
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BOARDING ANE LODGING.

DERSONS FROM THE SOUTH VISIT
L. ing BALTIMORE can obtain FURNISHED
ROOMS Mt 81 per day, or IS TO VI per week
for the room. This IS new economy for travel
lers. Meals near by. Rooms, d Liberty street,
corner Lexington. In the heart Of business. TO
secure them apply to W. II. MCLEAN. O.? North
Charles street baltimore, au Him
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MAs>ACHUSETTS--DE RATIFICA
1ioN MEETING-THE LARGEST POLITICAL
GATHERING DURING THE CAMrAIGS.-BoS-
'oa, August l3.-The Democracy Of Boston
met this evening at Fanueil Hall to ratify
the nomination of Seymour and Blair.
This was by far the largest political gather
ing that has YET taken place during the
campaign in this State. The hall was filled
TO rcpetiOn, and there were about five
thousand persons outside who could not
obtain admission. For the entertainment
ot these number Of prominent Democrats
made speeches, while bands OF music played
in the intervals. The number Of people in
the hall was about four thousand. On the
platform were the leading Democrats and
Conservatives Of Boston and vicinity. AS
their names and those Of the speakers were
announced they were greeted with wild
cheers. Colonel Charles &. Green presided,
AMI made brief opening speech, congratu-
latng the audience on the bright omens OF
the future. The chief speech OF the evening
was made by Josiah G.. Abbott. He defended
he Iammany Hall Convention against the
aspcrs!ons OF the Republicans, who cried
loudly against it because Wade Hamp-
ion, Forrest, and other secessionists were
Iomincnt among the deleg ates-calling at
teution 10 the fact that Joe Brown, OF
Georgia, the worst secessionist of them all,
Was welcomed heartily to the Chicago Con-
venliou. lie remarked that the Radicals
Id not object to seceS>iOnists, provided they
s1pported their party. Judge Abbott
d~clt with much force on the extravaganza
n the dominant party. arguing that the
purposes Of that party were not to restore
the Union, but to perpetuate their own
lower, totally regardless Of the burdens
aud taxation which they had heaped upon
patient and suffering people, but who, un-
der such imposition, would be patient no
longer, but would rally in their might and
sweep the despotS from power. Judge Alb
bot closed with remarks full Of encourage
Ment for the future. His speech met with
most marked approval. E. G. Bailey also
addressed the meeting, urging with vigor
'ae necessity Of a change in the admins
Nation OF national affairs. His remarks
were confined to the financial question, and
we're Eoclterously cheered. Remarks were
r,so made by James A. Keith, Charles Levi |
"VoIoury, c1-Mayor Wightman, I. j. Gar
eaA, /. A. Collins, and others.
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ICE CREAM AT $l.50 PER GALLON.
l. am now prepared TO furnish ICE CREAM
ne- gallon VIII deliver /: In any part Of he city
fee Of charge. ANDREW AETOSL
Wholesale and Retail Confectioner,
HOS Main street.
my2 nearly opposite the post-ofice-
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Death OF a Son OF Secretary SchoGeld.
WASHINGTON, August l5th.--A son Of
Secretary Schofeld died at West Point
| ,,asf arIou
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CNNEECTlONEREES.
DRESH ARRIVAL.

DRESH ARRIVAL.
400 boxes FRENCH CANDIES, .s...
CREAM CHOCOLATE DROPS,
DREAMED, BURNT, and SUGARED AL
MONDS, ..... ...
GUM DROPS, FIG PASTE, CHEWING
GIN.
Fine MIXED CANDIES,
Ju-jUBE PASTE, CREAM SHOES
PEACH SLICE. LADIES' CREAM STICKS,
together with large lot of FRUITS, NUTS, &c.
Call early. W. w. TRIBBETT,
lilo Main street.
au 10 next to the Dispn.ch, Richmond, Va.
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EARISH HOTEL,

E'ARISH HOTEL,
PUBLIC SQUARE,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the travelling public that they have leased the
aboye-namcd Hotel, so long and rayoraby Known
rs the home of travellers visiting Shariotesiiie'
and having had IT thoroughly repaired and refur-
nIshed are now ready To rec i've and welcome all
who may favor them with their patronage pieaH-
Ing themselves that no pains shall be spared 70
promote the comfort aud convenience OF thcr
guestr. ,,. h,
Passengers will be conveyed to and from the no.
tel free Of charge. r,,,,
All I1-ataw3w E. HOPKINS LEFTWICH.
MFR. A. K. PARKER having taken the
lya VALENTINE HOUSE. on the corner OF
Capitol and Ninth streets, will be ready to receive
BOAKDERS permanent or transient, on AND
after the sth pro1mo The location OF this hoase
fronting the Capitol square) Is one OF the most
central and airy In the city; equally desirable Tor
families or gentlemen OF business. YA-lm
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NJ L w B 0 0 K s.


THE MOONSTONE. BY Wiikie Collins.
GOETHE AND SCHILLER. BY Muhlbach.
NEW TESTAMEST HISTORY. By Or: smith.
CAPE COD AND ALL ALONG SHORE srO-
RIES. BY NordhoR.
BARNES ON PSALMS. Vol. /.
ROSE MATHER. BY Mrs. Holmes.
Josh BILLINGS ON ICE.
THE LOST CAUSE RECLAIMED.
HOUSE PAINTING, PLAIN AND DECORA-
DEMoCRACY OF THE UNITED STATES.
Gillett.
LOST NAME. by LIE Fanu.
DEAD-SEA FRUIT. BY Braddon.
SERVANTS OF THE STOMACH. BY Mace.
HISTORY OF A, MOUTHFUL OF BREAD BY
Mace.
For sale by A. II. CHRISTIAN q CO.,
an 10 Sl4 Mn!a street.
TARTER'S COMBINED WRITING AND
" COPYING INK.-As agents for the manu-
facturer. we offer this INK, wholesale and retail,
at New York prices. Also, for sale r. moderate
prices. other American, English, andFrench Inks,
and large stock Of Blank Books and Stationery.
RANDOLPH &c ENGLISH
Dealers In Law and Miscellaneous Books,
aul I3:o Main street.
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RIcnstoSp, Stay sosh, 1855.
THE UNDERSIGNED having entered
l. into partnership at the old stand or DANIEL
O'DoSSELL, No. s1S Broad street. between Eiehth
and Ninth, are now prepared TO DO PLUMBING,
GAS and STEAM FITTING, and HYDRAULIC
WORK GENERALLY.
The long connection Of one OF the partners In the
water department Of this city as superintendent
and his general knowledge OF this business renders
him practically qualified for the construction OF
water works. and therefore will contract for any
work In this line. either In town or country. We
hone by promptness and good work 70 merit .
reasonable share Of public patronage.
JAMES L. DAVIS
10 s-eO63m DANIEL O'DONSELL.
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TCE-CREAM, ICE-CREAM.
Il We continue to sell
ICE-C EAM
made out Of pure cream and highly favored al
LIS per gallon,
delivered free of charge TO any part OF the city.
CONFECTIONERIES, CAKES, FRUITS, etc,
will be sold TO pic-nies and festivals az
wholesale prices.
ZIMMER i CO.,
tys 1s43 Main street.
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DREPARED COCOANUT, EAST INDIA
L MANIOCA, for pies, buildings, soups: Sc. ;
OLIVES, FARCIES, B0NELESS SAKDINE5:
FRENCH PICKLE CHOW-CHUW, FRENCH
MUSTARD, CANNED GOODS OF all kinds;
MARASCHlNO, CURACAO, Fine FRENCH
CHOCOLATE, FRENCH GLACE FRUITS.
GUM DROPS, CONVERSATION LOZENGES,
CITRDN ueghornl, SEEDLESS RAlsISs,
rURRASTS tZanteb FIGS. ORANGES LIZ
&C., &C., wholesale and retail.
ANDREW PIZZINI / CO.,
iy29 GOT Broad street.
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,:nli,1ss0LuTIalNs. CO.

NO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE-The un-
~ dersisned have formed co.partnership nm.
der the firm of McyEIGH Il MARSHALL, Tor tns
purpose of conducting the WHOLksALE HAT
AND CAP BUSINESS Mt No, ul2 Main street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
LEWELLYN W. MCVElGH
an R-s OSCAR NJ. MARSHALL.
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The Late Mr.. stevens.

The two extracts below are peculiarly
just and accurate-so fair withal that we
make room for them
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Office No. LIZA Main street.
D. j. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID !. BURR, Secretary.
u. c. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-21

. B,f Cattle In fair 8sd 81 Ts Choice Sheep are
In good demand Common dull the soge was sy0f6 per beau
Rseep-3OOO bbls Flour; 800 bash Wheat so bush CoIn
1000 bush Oat. 600 bush Barley.
CIycryy,TI March 20-Pour and Wheat noehsngs Corn @
at BE- for Ear Rye demsnied 81 IS Barley scarce rrne s5 -
s2i So Bun Meats unehsnged Bacon demanded at GlltS M
sbouers 3 sides and Isae for Clear Rib and Clear sides
ssles Of Lsri az l34c Gold, 1873 -. -. Np.hi...
ToLHDo March 30-Four qniet Whest quiet Amer
offered 60; sales Of No lows Spring at 81 vs. -. s ~
le sales ofNo d9lc for the frst bali OF AI ~ ~ A. &c
April At 9c for June &c Oats advanced &c sses VI w.
Rye Receipts-3 90 bush Corn - oa-aso o. so-
CHICAGO March 2oFlour quiet Spring Extras 20 a. ~,
low trades and 80 0Sl1 for fair 20 choice aec
81 9o0Sl 90i o No. 2 Corn hTm; New 3lldHc no
Oats 57d57c for Regular Receipts and S5G9 oi 80
RTs Of Writer Receipts Of No AZ S o. baiey n
advanced 0 sales at 81 45Gss ~ for Ne Provisions % i
PORK advanced and Prime Mess S2L Lard scYs
Country Isle Shoulders Zoe Sweet Picked Hams hrn a
l4 dressed 50d l0 Live Hogs advanced io@
2Oc t5G IS for choice assorted
$500 bbs Flour Wheat 1900 do Corn, 9 90 oas
Shpmeuts6 bbE Flour 500 bush Wheat 100 do oA's |O'
Live Hog.
NEwoRLEASs March quiet and nOuiDay unchanged
to-day bales MiilBgs 2d23ic receipts I bales ek
bales Sales Of the 9f bales receipts 40
foreign 2953 DO STOCK ID ~ 90 Fioi
In 10 IS; Double Extra AO ~
sT Choice Corn steady and 6m Mixed ssG5Tci white
eeasT Prime Ohio Pork and advanced Quoted
s25ds26 active and advanced; shouderi kc ,es
sides Isle holders asking lc higher Choice Hans Gstc l
advanced; lbGl6 Gold l9 Sterling bIchSnse
Bank l5al59 Commercial lD al5! Newioh ssh' hieHAas
par at per cent premium. - .--.,-..,.. ..i..
receipts bales Receipts of tie week SI oass Et
port.-Foreigu $50 bales coAstwise l baes STOCK ~
March LlFlour dali, bSta, - % oipelLne
81 80 Wheat uomina a. 81 50G ~ ~ Lega Ienle" ''t