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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-28
TmE TOWNSHIP nEErIaGs TO.
MORROW

The Union Republicans. of Ohio coun-
ty will not forget the primary meetings
to he held to morrow, for the purpose
of nominating township officers and
appointing delegates TO the County
Convention, and they should remem-
that these primary meetings are more
important Than any others of Il politt-
cnl character. They do more good or
more harm to the success OF the Union
party than any organization, local or
general, In existence. II our friends
will realize this, and svince their inter.
est in matters of such Importance by
attending their township meetings,
aud seeing that tho best men are in
every instance nominated for office,
they may rest assured that their time
and trouble have not been lost, and the
next election will prove 1t.
There is no reason why majority OF
the new Board of Supervisors of Ohio
county should not be Union men, and
they VIII be If every one OF our friends
does his duty ut mis- township meeting
tomorrow. Some are accustomed to
tbhHlhOE OAhGEh' va buL AAtlAG
impuEtance-but they are mistaken.
Tue character of the men who are rum
ming for local Offices often has as much
Influence upon the decision OF the voter
ns has the character of the men who
may be- at the heads OF the respective
tickets. Every tax payer has IA deep
and direct Interest in the question Of
who shall levy his taxes. and what
they will be levied for; every voter in
the question of who shall auperintend
elections; every parent as TO who shall
control educational matters in his
township.
Republicans of Ohio county, your
National and StAtetickets are all you
could desire. IL is for you to SEQ that
Your comfy and township tickets are
oi the same character. II You InHke
them what they ought to be. the cop.
Perhe"d enemy will sustain q defeat in
this county, which they have them
selves begun 10 anticipate.
Township organization should be
completed at the meeting tomorrow.
Every township should appoint an
executive committee OF three TO act in
concert with the Executive Committee
of the Central Grant Club. Some of the
townships have already done this, and
their example should be followed
by the others. for 1t is only
by subdivision of labor and indi-
Vidual effort that the fight in this couu-
~ can be won. The Executive Com
Inittee of the Central Club desire to
confer with these township Executive
Committees as soon as possible after
their appointment, OF which conferences
due notice will be given, and it is ma
terial that every township should be
represented there.
The township meetings also afford a
fine opportunity 10 organize one or
more Grant Clubs in every township
where that has not already been done.
For the times and places of the meet
ings in the several townships attention
Is directed TO the call of the County
Committee published on our first page.
f.
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AT meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Central Virginia Railroad
Company. convened at White Sulphur
Springs, a contract was made with re-
sponsible parties for the completion of
road from Covinston to that point
by the first OF May, 1869. The State
Commissioners OF Virginia and West
Virginia convene there Friday next
for the purpose of contracting with re-
sponsible companies for constructing
the CoYington and Ohio Railroad.
The Central Railroad Company win
doubtless take the job.
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A LETTER written by Occasionally -
to the Philadelphia Press, on the 3Oth of
April, 1865. says when Grant went to
Sherman to revise the terms OF Joe
JohnsoD's equalization, he tGrant)
'had with him only IA small carpet bag
and IA full cigar case" The rebels have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-28

A DEMOCRATIC paper says Frank
Blair is of Irish descent. oh, yes.
Thinks everything of Cork. Has to
have drawing of II wherever he goes.
Indeed, the Cork screw is frequently
visible in his gait.
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TIE Hartford Post has this:
A Democratic exchange, in reply to
the suggestion that "Biairis worst enc.
my is the BOTTLE" says HE is not on
speaking terms with that enemy"
True for you. Before him the bottle
stands no sort of chance. He puts IL
down without n word
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Auapanfemeats.


n-SSAIEssRs. EDrToRE-Pleasa aunounee
~ Y. ID. CALDWEIlLI our present. able
ana e4nctent Judge, as q candid ate for Feelec-
ton In he First Judicial Circuit
anE2o.te OHIO COUNTY.
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The former democratic majority in
Montana, has been reduced hEe hum
dred in the late election. sssr.,
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Roane County Republican EOmIna
ting Convention.

The Republicans of Roane county
held their nominating convention al
Spencer on the 18th. Thos. A. Roberts
was President, JAS Summers, +. G.
Timmel, Lemuel CresIip, r. II. Ohaun-
cey, Jeremiah Conley, a. II. Short and
Floyd Hairless, Vice Presidents, Isaac
McKo~n and w. w. Noyes, Secreta-
ries. The following were the nominees:
For House of Delegates, G. Tyson; Re
corder, w. w. Noyes; Prosecuting At
torney. s. G. McCoilocb; County Sur
veyor, +. q. Timmel; Assessor, John
n. Conley. a resolution was adopted
declaring in favor of strict economy In
the administration of the Government
and the reduction of taxes az rapidly
as possible, md heartily endorsing the
National Republican platform. Major
II. S. Brown, of Jackson, who was
present, addressed the Convention In
an excellent speech of three hours.
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alEtp Adrerttsetlrrnts
Lost.

ON MARKET OR cHAPLINE sTREET.
W Centre Wheeling, q chiIds' Gold ArmIet
the name "Belle" is engraved upon the
clasp. The finder viii be suitably rewarded
by leaving the same at the Drug Store OF
McCabe, Eushfeld & KAT, Eor Reed, KRAFT
q Co. aug2S-2t
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Notica "a Rnildars-

TIME SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF
IL Triadelphia Township, having three
wish to contract with responsible parties i6r
the erection OF the same. Plans and speciff.
cations can be seen at Frank Walters ar m,
calling upon Andrew Vance, in TriadeipbiS
Proposals received by the undersiRne-i
from date until o'clock p M, Sept. o IsSs
BY order OF the Board, > 49,
a1E2-d&wtd a. II, HERvEY, Clerk.
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Did the Democratic managers hero
know this when they invited Cary to
come here and make speech Can
Good Democrats stand that sort OF
thinga e
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RERARE OF nLAIR-

In December, 1862, when the bill adj
hitting West Virginia into the Union
was in4the hands of President Lincoln
awaiting his signature, Mr.. Mont
gomery Blair, then a member of the
Cabinet, was bitterly hostile to the
bill, and did everything in his power
to influence the President 10 veto It.
Hon. J. B. Blair, then orr member of
the House of Representatives, hoping
to assuage tn g bitterness of Montgome-
rvs hostility, called upon him in COM
pany with distinguished citizen of
this State. But Montgomery was not
only implacable; he was offensive,
declaring that he was opposed to adj
hitting West Virginia, and that her
people were fools" to expect 1t. The
result was, the Blairs, (the Hon. Jacob
B., and the Hon. Montgomery very
quickly got at loggerheads, and had a
sharp quarrel.
This is the man whom the managers
of the Democratic party in this State
bring here to teach our people who and
what they shall vote for. Suppose
Montgomery Blair had had the power,
in what condition would we be to-
day. An appendage of the rotten car
cass of old Virginia. This is the man,
100, who helped his brother, Frank
Blair, write the Broadhead letter, de
claring that the State Governments
created. by Congress, (and ours is one
of them) should be dispersed by the
army. We shall indeed deserve to be
called "fOols" il we place ourselves in
the jaws of these Blairs. Pretty friends
of West Virginia our Dem ocracy are,
when they league themselves with such
men as Montgomery Blair, and insult
our people by bringing him here to
instruct them.
Look out for this wolf, friends in the
interior.
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Exeeutor,s Notica.
auGI-lmd OF ii
WILSON, DUELBEY 8 WHEELER

A RE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
"A TO order Packing TierceS, Flour and APP
pie barrels, HaH Barrels, Grocery and Nail
Kegs of all sizes, Cigar and Grape Boxes;
also Steam Boat Hnlls and RaTgeS.
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GEN. SAM. Cary, the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Second
District of Ohio, in a recent pnblic
speech in the city of Cincinnati, said !:
II voted for negro suffrage last fall,
and am in favor fit to-day.-N. Y
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Nttp advertisements.
The worlds Advertiser.

The Worlds Advertiser. )
TO wHoM,IT MAY CONCERN.
A NEW INVENTION g LIFE
OF TRADE.
JOSIAH E. KLINE, OF WHEELING,
81 West Va, has invented and secured In
the United States the right and title OF an
ADVERTISING MAP
for all cities in the United States, These
Maps are gottenup for guide to all persons,
SHOWING the plan ofeach city, and all prln-
cipai and business streetsE post Offices and
other public buildings, and showing each
mans place Of business on the streets. The
SQUARES are laid of In spaces for each mans
building and their advertising card of their
business, These maps Will be gotten mp in q
photographic drawing, with Railroad circle
rounu tile city for the purpose OF putting in
all transient advertisements round the cities
towns and villages.
state and city rights for sale. Those wish
a fortune in a short time. Come one, come
all that is capable OF this business, and see
the original map that has been gotten up for
this business Those at a distance destrous
oftaking hold OF this business can get all in
formation required and sample copy of
the original map by sending one dollar TO
pay charges for copy.
ANY person detected in making use of ANY
map or design that will infringe on the
Is punishable by law, and will be prosecuted.
Address all orders 10 JOSIAH L. KLINE.
Market street. Centre Wheeling, West Va.
auR22-Iw
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w. C. SMITH,
w. G. SMITH.
Civil & Mining Engineer & Surveyor,
HILDRETH BUILDING. SOUTH SIDE
III Monroe street, between 4th and 5th.
oyr1cn ExeHAseE BANK OF vna1N1A,

OFFICE ExoHAHeE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
AT WESTON, AUGUST II, 1858.
TNHE HOLDERS OF THE NOTES OF
the EXCR AHGE BANK of VIRGINlA,
payable at WESTON, will take notice, thai,
In puEsuance OF an act OF the Legislature OF
west virginia. entitled An Act relating to
passed February 26th, 1858, the said Notes
Will be received AT THIS OFFICE in psy-
ton, until the 10th day OF SEPTEMBER,
1858. Except on Stock EoteSl And unless
thesame are so presented, before the expira-
ton of said time, they will not thereafter be
received In payment by me, or otherwise
r. j. McCANDLIsH.
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seneral Roseerans'4 lll>alor at tne

Springs.
An explanation is given by General
Rosecrans's friends OF his visit to Yir-
Rinia, which relieves it of any political
character, except that he has doubtless
talked freely about the political sitna-
ton. Rosecrans Is the representative
of a large and influential company OF
capitalists interested in a railroad to
the Pacific along r portion of our Mex
lean border, and with some grants in
northern Mexico. Between twenty-fi five
and thirty OF the leading railroad men
their way there. This conferences has
reference to Southern Pacific Rail-
road. Several. of the leading ex.rebel
ofheers present are railroad presidents.
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The object OF this suit is to obtain a decree
settling the various conflicting claims made
by defendants upon the complainant for
money due from complainant TO Edward
Hayes Torrent, and an order of court direct
ing TO whom the money shall be paid, and
torestraln proceedings at law.
And IL appearing from an affidavit hled In
the cause that the defendants ELLEN Forsy the
Robert orsy the, and Charles Gilman are
do appear mere within one month afLer the
fourth weekly publication and due posting
OF this order at the front door OF Court
House OF Ohio county, and do what they
may deem tit TO protect their interest In the
ABOVE entitled cause.
Teste: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG, Clk.
STANTON q ALLISON, sol. for Comp'ts.
RuH2S-1nNEIlE1
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Proposals:

Proposals:
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y ceIved by the undersigned until August
18th, for grading and paving q hollow gutter
eight feet wide, and one foot deep with sand
stone, in Chestnut Alley, First Ward. said
proposals to be received by the perch.
STEPHEN CLARK
augG5-T Street Commissioner
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Wanted.
Penn Letter Book Again.

Penn Letter Book Again.
MO PRESS OR WATER USED. YOUR
IN letter is COPIED perfectly and as easily
and quickly as the ordinary process of blot
are now in usa-Dy the principal business and
professional men of this city. They have
stood the test, and all that use them would
not exchange them for any other.
The Agent, VIM. GREGG, will take sub
scriptions and furnish all sizes, from mole To
bill, on short notice.
800 pages, note with inlstnnd flled, H.. 81 %
sc sc q. " b lS1le i6x,s .. -. s555
Sent by Express for additional charge OFFS
All orders promptly hlIed. nns2B-IHd
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We begin 10 understand why it is
that the Democracy devote 40 ini1ch of
their attention TO Gen. Butler. Grant
said IN one of his reports that Bntler
was :bottled up, land the Democracy
ego for1 anything that Is "bottIed .up.st
All the New York World editors,
from Manton Moses down, are sAid 10
be carpet haggers.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
y County Circuit Court. August Rules.
Henry w. ralkely and Aaroa Fenton, part
neIs under the firm namo of DrakeIy &
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sarah Martin, Complainant,

william Nichols, Executor of the last will
and testament OF Wtlliam Martin deceased,
Joseph Feay, Eliza Creighton, with Thomas
Creighton, her husband, William Haslip.
Thomas L. Basllp, Anna Haslip, Sarah
Haslip, Charlotte a. HRslip, Emma j.
Haslip, Virginia HaslIp ana Sarah NJ.
DaeaI with Theodore Dagal, her husband,
Defendants.
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So 80 notice will be taken OF communi
cations not accompanied by re PonAihl'
name. The uHIne Will lie c0nHideTed conn
dental, but must in all cases accompany let
,srs 'fs a guarantee of good IalJh.
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InChancery.

John W. GIL. wnllP Sa; $. GIN and Daniel
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The object OF this suit is to sell part of the
home tract OF William Martin, 10 pay the
complainant the sum OF SI,5OO, a legacy left
her ny the last will OF tie said William
Martin
Aud 1t appearing from an affidavit fled In
the cause, that the defendants William Has
lip, Thomas 7. Haslip, Anna Haslip, Sarah
AAsllp. Charlotte A, Haslip, Emma j. Has
with Theodore Dagal her husband, are not
residents of the state of West Virginia, On
motion OF complalnantS counsel IL is ordered
that they do appear here within one month
after the fourth weekly publication and due
posting of this order time front door OF the
COnrt House of Ohio county aud 90 what
they may deenr TIT to protect their interest
in the above entitled cause.
Ieste: MlCHAEL J. BREINIG, Cl,k.
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este: MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Cl'k.

NoTICE-The defendants will take notice
that ON the I'd day of October, 1883, at the
law office of Peck q Hubbard, in the city OF
Wheeling, West Virginia, the complainant
will take the dispositions of William
Nichols, N. Z. Atkinson, and others, TO be
read in evidence, and If not completed on
that day TO bs continued from day TO day
until completed.
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Farms s Goal Land for Sale.

TlHE LAND LATELY OWNED BY y.
i Jacob; deceased near Wheeling, on Cald-
wells Run, is for sale. 1t includes the dairy
farm and pasture land occupied by N. Baw-
man, and also the farm on the hill, on which
Fred. Leckel, VIM. Miller and Others live.
On The hill farm are four dwelling houses,
two thrifty orchards OF grated fruit, and a
young vineyard of 10 or IL acres, planted
principally with Catawbas and ConcoIds,
with sumo DelaWares and other choice varie-
ties. From 100 to $50 acres OF the hill farm is
drst-class coal land.
The land will be soldin separate parcels, or
as u whole.
Enquire of A. j. CLARKE,
Corner of Fourth and Monroe, or
NJ. NJ. MCELHENHEY,
Executrix of 2. Jacob, deceased, Fourth
street. near Union anp2S-2WIl
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seeking Homes in West Virginia.
TEMPERANcEvILLE, ALLEGHENY Co.. PA. /
Gaueust DIST lSls
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ss-TraDssIt advertisements CASH IN dd-
@AERIAGEs AND FUHERAL NOTICES, 20
=. when under six lines
sslInpIe announcements OF Deaths, gratis
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QUITE z + WEST VIHUINIAI- UdIU
p Comfy Circuit Court August Rules,
lstS.
The Norway Iron Manufacturing Company.
william ExIey. Morris w. Downing, George
McMakters, Greer & Lang, partners. Ed
ward Hayes, Jane Morrison, Charles Gil
man. and Mrs Ellen For-ythe. Senseney &
Gifhn, partners, j. X. BotsfOru q Co., part
ners, James h. Forsythe and Robert or
EEfhR-
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tn. roisAo, Peoria = warsaw Rsii-
way.

rhe Toledo, Peoria warsaw Roll.
way.
Mn Eprroa The near completion OF
thi, rosd will no doubt furnish pieasinE
item Of new to the people =, this end Of the
improvement.
The road is now completed from the East-
ern line Of the State TO Warsaw, distance
Of 12s miles, With the exception OF about
miles adjoining Busbnsll on the East, and
viii, without doubt, b ready for trains 70
pass within two weeks.
II will be remembered that the road from
Warsaw 70 Bushnell was opened last Decem.
Der, leaving space of sixty miles between
Peoris and Bushnell incomplete. Since that
time, the whole energies Of the Company
have been applied to this portion OF The road,
which il now about completed a. above
stated.
Upon this consumasion, there can be but
little doubt but there will be great change
in Eastern trade andQiravsl.
Previous to this An 1astern connection was
formed by means of cross roads, With the
usual perplexity OF changes and delay, to-
rether With the increased distances. and the
loss Of time and money.
These difficulties being nov obviated, ~
there il at present nearly direct East and
West line, reducing the distances to the great
est practical point, and affording facilities for
transactions over the road without the least
Inconvenience or delay:
These, together with many other impor-
,ant considerations, affords great cause for
ooneratulation to the friends ofimprovement
both East and West.
Il may also be matter Of some surprise
when il is stated that about 1000 miles Of the
Iii lying between Peoria and Warsaw, has
been undertaken aud completed, in the short
space Of little over two years; consider
able portion Of which MAS over very dif6-
cul. and troublesome route. Yet under the
financial skill and ability Of W. F. Crusar,
ESQ.,, of Peoria, who 10 President and
Chief Engineer, With ". q. Civer, his prin-
nal assistant, this has been "well done.
There is perhaps no road in the whole coun-
try, more complete IN ali its arrangements.
Stations and warehouses, elevators and water
tanks, with oil Of tho other ne 7essary and
usual appendages ofthe most appre we'd kind,
have been judiciouely located along the whole
| line. And - TO this portion Of road from
Bushnell West, in charge Of D. <. Smith,
ESQ.,, Assistant Superintendent, il may be
truly said to be in the most perfect order.
Having recentlv taken = trip TO Bushnell, our
train in care Of Geo A. Wilton. conductor,
and Stephen Case, engineer, With his splen-
did engine, Bushnell" after which We rode,
or few over the prairies, returning in . few
hours more refreshed than fangued, after
ride Of 100 miles, halfsorry when our journey
was ended, parting With the hope, II not ex-
p.ctstion, Of meeting often The kind friends
that ~ meet that day. o. B.
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Hon John Van Vllksdbu1g
8 A N NJ g = a 4 6 !
wILL sssAK At
YIN C 3 N n s =,
Friday Eve1ine, sspt sbtA
Will ssMx At

NArusAl1xAr,os. Judge Love wiildevots
this THURSDAY afternoon and eve
ming specially 10 applications for nasunlira-
ton:
psrsoss under twenty ons years Of sge q The
time Of their fathers naturnlisstion become eit'-
sens BY virtue Of the oitisanship bestowed on
their parents.
Persons coming TO this cosntry before eighties
ycare 81 are. and remaining I've years, may ~
eAeir declarae,o~, sud be imnedistsiy sworn 'oso
sitissnship. - rn,,. 800.
and been honorably discharged, may produce
their discharge. for Y ioss, swess = ''s 0s'J
and tmu,s diassly procure naturalization.
Pereons who have Aisd thsir declarstton 70 BE-
como nAfursii.ed two years in advances, may, II
- The Two years have expired, become natural
ind. provided they hare been in the country ave
years, sud in this staas one year Immediately Pre-
cedinx the application. Il their hfst paper - lost
they can swear to it, loss.
Tho csth Of tho applicant may be sufficient for
Ill purposes required BY the law, except - 70
residences. Other persons must prove residence By
the express words Of tho statute.
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New York FINANCES.



Money-Essy At % rsr cent, closing n.tle frmer.
Gold Opened brmer at AZ declined to 1915 advanced
IN AZ, closing at 471zess asked.
Government stocks are easier.
Coupons Of 81 lf&a1S; do 80 l4@A 81 a14@lo,
do IS o1k0ll1z new sss0a % az 'Ss NJ 1o4os
lss07s
Railways have huetua.ed 90 shares, closing firm:
z1press shsres active ARR erm misc -llane shsr
steady.
At $50 the prices American Express 20 x6sez:
UsE1 5i11152, NJ u 24l4ass; Pacific Mall es4alo;
Western Union Telegraph 34139,4: NJ C1asH@as
Erie 4a4asS: pa 6al597o: Reading a43saa5; Wabash
sos4a6l; pfi 7saA:M C u.s. s4,48}<; I c 1oa.
lea35alxs " ssl@Dt1: pfd sssk4sa, CAA14s
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on,..so L,.. s,o.s market.

81 Telegraph UR,caso. Sept. 23
csttle-Recsipts ld'i. Market dull purchasers hole
Ing Cd for lewer prices. sales Of 43o II 20B4 SO for fr
go3d cows 30 for fair to medium light steers ara
so for good smooth shipping steers
Hogs- Receipts 1856. Market opened active; steady
for better grades closed duh and dropping. light Aud
lot. dull and 25 a3bc lower; sales at s5ps for
60 nmon; 2sae SO for fair to medium: q 1910 tpr
good; extra smooth lots sold At 10 eaD1o 90
shsea-Receipts $50 An advance Of Il %.
tablished on batter gt~es; and ufe Tor iots
dill and unchanged sale. Of sec a. range Asa
4Si