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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-08-05
DISTRIBUTE ION
Southern Campaign Documents.

THE undersigned is now prepared to receive
orders from Southern Democratic Clubs, Associa-
tions, and individuals, and distribute to them
Campaign Documents from these headquarters free
Of charge where they are not able to contribute
funds for this purpose. All moneys sent should
be in the form of drafts on New York, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, or Washington, made payable to
3. F. Suarts, President of the Jackson Democrat
ic Association, and enclosed to my address. Send
on your orders, whether with or without the
money, that the truth maysbe disseminated broad
cast throughout the land The grandeur and mag
nitude of the great work to be accomplished next
November can only be estimated by the magnitude
of its results Let no one be idle.
Southern papers please copy and forward the
good work. c. p. CULVER, NJ. D.,
No. 541, corner of and 10th sts.,
Washington, D. c.
July 90, 1865
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GulIett's Patent Steel Brush
COTTON GIN

COTTON ginned on this Gin sold in Charleston
last season at one to two cents per pound more
than the same class of cotton ginned on the ordi-
nary Gins of the country. This statement is GER
titled by twenty-five of the principal Factors and
buyers in Charleston. Price, Six Dollars per Saw,
for Cash or city acceptance. Send for circular
G. GRAVELEY,
No. 81 East Bay, South of Old Post Office,
Charleston, So. ca.
SULLIVAN, MATTIseN s. CO., Agents,
Anderson C. H., S. c.
Brinly's Patent Plougls,
And full stock of HARDWARE and AGRICUL-
TURAJ IMPLEMENTS, for sale low, wholesale
and retail. G. G..
July Is, 1868
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NJ, H. WEIGH, Middlcbury, VI.
ALBANY, September 10, 1867.

ALBANY, september ~, loo''
FTl American Cooking Stove has just been
awarded two first premiums one for coal and one
for woe at our County Fair, and the following
telegram has Just been received from the State
Fair at New Jcrsev
FAIR GROUNDS, TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 10, 90
To Shear, Packard & Co., Albany, N. T.;
The American cooking Stove was awarded two
first premiums ovei all Others at our Fair to-day
"Hurrah " ISAAC DUNN u SONS
Thus it will be seen that the superiority OF the
American i, so marked and decided that when
veer and wherever il is put on eXhibitm. and
comes under the exam nation of practical an'
scientific men, il sweeps the hoard and takes all
the premiums.
These Stoves are for sale by ..
NJ. II. WEIGH.
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Which pronounced the greatest improvement oi
the age

II is superior to all others, and has the following
sPECIALlIIES:
Ist 1t can be altered in an instant into any shape
or .ize, the pleasure Of the wearer may desire,
"a. II will never lip OF itself er come apart.
81. II is warranted to Ice the best material and
made ia the strongest manner.
The PRICE of this skirt j. iull Is LOW a. other
FIRST ella, goods, Ladies are requested to examine
the merits Of this really Superior Arile.
f. y CLAY.
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THE AMERICAN COOKING
STOVE IN CNITRT-

- 6lONI IN NVOhl-
At an adjourned term Of the Circuit Court ofthe
United States, for the Northern District Of New
York, in the second circuit held at the City Hall.
in the city Of Albany, the 28th day Of January in
the year ofour Lord 1868.
PRESENT:
The Honorable Nathan X. Hall, Judge.
Jacob II. Shear & Joseph Packard
VS. In Equity.
George b. Bull G. John NJ. Rockwell
II Is further ordered, adjudgel and decreed, that
perpetual injunction I've issued in this suit against
the defendants, restraining them from further in
iringements OF said Patent No. 81 ,406, dated
Dec. 9th, 1865, for improvements in cooking stoves
pursuant to and in accordance with the PRAYER Of
the Bill Of Complaint.
(Sgned) A. A. BoYcE, Clerk.
The above suit was instituted for infringement
of the Patent securing the manner of fitting the
ash pan In the hearth Of the American Cooking
Stove and for the combination Of the bailed ash
pan. We have repeatedly cautioned the public
against selling or using stoves with these improve
ments not manufactured by us. All persons now
selling or using stoves with these improvements
in violation Of the above injun, ton, without Ii
ccnsense from us, win be liable TO fine aud imprs-
oSment. SREAR, PACKARD & Co, Albany Y.
For sale by NJ. II. WEIGH. 51;9m
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THIS COLLAR

is LIGHTER. Stronger Cheaper and more Durable
than any other, and is easily adjusted to fit any
size horse.
For State, County, and Town Rights in the
New England States apply to
i2.u O.C. lllNlLEl, Whiting, VT
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~ REAT UNITED STATES
TEA WAREHOUSE,
OF
II Y X KELLEY q co

T. Y. X f. l. + y q CO.,
Nos. 2G, % and 30 Vcsey Street, New York City,
are now supplying families throughout the coun-
try with teas and coilees through the system of
clubs and their regularly appointed agents, at a
slight advance ON cargo prices and guaranteeing
their teas to be pure and fresh, and also to give
entire satisfaction, or they can he returned and
the money refunded
Remember that by our system the consumer
paws only oNE PROFIT, instead of seven or eight,
as he must 60 when he purchases of the ordinary
grocer VIZ DEFY COMPETITION. We call espec-
ial attention not only to our standard goods, but
our fancy brands of Oolong and Young Tyson
Teas-pecuar favors-and teas sixty days IRON
Japan. Our Coffee Del artment is managed also
on the system of one profit only, and all our cot
fees are sold on their merits. We ouy ask trial,
All our importation Of our teas aud coiiees can
be had OF our regular appointed agents.
All our goods are goods put up by ourselves in
one pound packages, at our warehouse in New
YORK, and retailed at
W. z. RUSSEL'S DRUG STORE,
at the small advance Of cents a pound over Out
New York prices. This brings the goods at the
prices they can he purchased for over our coun-
| tiers, with the freight added.
Beware of limitations aud bogus companies. All
our goods bear our Trade Marck on each bag
! No Others are genuine 3 GIN
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JOSIAH CARPENTER,
GENERAL COMMISSIONS MERCHANT,
NCLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE
IL OF PENNSYLVANIA.

This College holds three sessions each year The
first session commences October Sth, and contin-
ues until the end Of January; the second session
commences February lst, and continue, until tie
beginning OF May; the third session continues
throughout the summer months.
1t la, an able corp, OF twelve professors, and
every Department Of Medicine and Surgery il
thoroughly taught
Every facility in the way Of illustrations, NOR
bid specimens herharium, chemical and philosopll-
ical apparatus. microscopes, instruments OF the
latest invention for physical examination and di
agnosis will be pro 'ided.
Splendid hospital and clinical instruction are ai-
tordcd; free tickets to all our city hospitals are
provided Dissecting material abundant at Il nor.-
NAL cost.
Perpetual scholarships are sold for $50
Co,,J.
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LNSTABLISHED IN VERMONT
IL IN 1853.
ID II. j o II ID o N,
GERMAN
UROSCOPIC PHYSICIAN,

TREATS CHRONIC DISEASES
In all their forms by an examination OF the Urine
of the patient.
clear vial containing two or more Dances ct
Urine, the first passage in The morning, with name
and age OF the patient, las a record Of each Is
kept viii enable us to treat the case in question.
All sores and diseases that come under Surgi-
cal head, require Il personal examination.
Particular attention paid to Female Complaints,
Irregularities and distractions, AID all diseases
Of delicate nature may be trusted without
betrayal of confidence.
Specimens sent by express, prepaid, with one
dollar enclosed, promptly attended to and the re-
rult sent 10 the patient.
Remedies highly concentrated chemically pre-
pared and purely vegetable.
E8- Every Saturday in the months of August,
September, October and November, the office viii
be closed
Office over N. p. Kingsley's Jewelrs Store. Of
flee hours from "A. m. TO 4 y. m.
Brandon, March, 1868. 49ly
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After twenty years. experience In the manniae-
ture Of stoves, we became convinced, some slA
years since, that vast amount OF money was
being expended by the people of this country, III
buying cheap and almost worthless stoves, isrge
portion OF which was wasted; and that ifue
economy consisted in buying the best stoves that
could be made, Notwithstanding the price was
higher. With this view we proceeded TO cen,
stTnct the American Cooking Stove, and spared
no pains or expense to make it the best and mosl
periect stove that could be made. And we nave
Experimental with it, and carefully watched It's
operation for the last six years, and when an I'M
provement suggested itself, We have at once
adopted it, and we have several OF these improve
ments secured by letters patent. In this manner
we do not hesitate to say, we have brought It &c
higher state Of perfection than has heretofore beer
attained in cooking stoves The recent improve
ments in this stove has added largely to It's con
venence and effectiveness, mall the varieties o
stoves we manufacture. we study usefulness du
rabilitv, convenience and economy in operation
rather than cheapness in price, and in SO doing W.
are satisfied We study the interest OF those pnr
chasing our stoves.
For sale hv -,
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with this Collar Horse can DRAW MorE, and
do his work easier, and travel freer than in any
other Collar and without any danger of being
Called or Swccnicd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-04
Letter from Genera, Howard.

New YORK, December "a letter
published FROM General o. o. Howard
to General Brown, Assistant Commits
sioner of Freedmen, &c, for Virginia,
giving his reason for closing up all but
the claim division and educational
work, says: have no doubt that con-
tinuance of the Bureau in those States
not vet reconstructed w0uld, i'll many
respects, be beneficial TO the freedmen,
but | do not think its continuance
absolutely necessary or adequate with
out other aid to protect their lives or
rights. 1t is very true that
in many parts OF the late
slave States it is difficult for a
colored man 70 get justice. In the IN,
ferior Courts i'll many counties OF all
those States his rights are neglected or
positively disregarded. Among GER
tain class a prejudice, often amounting
to hatred, exists, which only time can
eradicate. The conduct of this class
NAV be restrained by wholesome en-
forcement of law, but cannot be rectl-
fed by the officers of this Bureau. This
has been clearly demonstrated In the
States which have been reconstruct
ed. In the uurecoaStructed States the
protection can still be extended in a
more summary way by The military
commander, through his officers, under
the authority of the reconstruction acts
General Howard adds that the civil
authority should supply the poor with
food, but if il is necessary 10 prevent
suffering the Government can contiHue
o limited issue of supplies through its
military officers. He will continue the
school work in Virginia with all the
means at his command, a portion of the
appropriation therefor remaining uneX-
pended.
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: BY THE CABLE.
rBy Telegraph to the Register.

LONDON, December 3.-Hon. Reverdy
johnson was entertained at banquet
last night by the Chamber of Commerce
of Birmingham. Mr.. Bright was one
of the guests. Mr.. johnson, in his re-
Spouse to the usual complimentary
toast, referred to the change in the
ministry, and said he knew those who
were like to succeed to the Government
were anxious to continue the present
policy in negotiations between England
and the United States. Mr.. Bfign'
said the presence of the American MIL
lister is proof that the United States
forgives its enemies in EnSianu do
freely as it has forgiven reoe!s Ill
America. He reviewed the policy OF
the British Government during the re-
bellion in the United States and de-
plored its action in recognizing the
rebels as belligerents. He rejoiced in
the prospect of speedy and amicable
settlement of the difficulties between
England and America.
MADRID, December 3.-The Provision
al Government has published q fixed
tariff schedule for the Antelles, to take
the place of the present shifting and ar
bitrary scale of customs and duties.
Lieutenant General Souz has been ap-
pointed Captain General of Porto Rico.
The Imperial newspaper predicts that
if the Republicans succeed in the forth
coming election a new Ministry will be
formed. with Espartero as Prime Min
ister, and Ozsense, Casteller, Figueros,
serma and Pierrad at the hOad of the
Departments.
LONDON, December 3.-The Times
comments with severity on Mr.. Disraeli's
resignation. 1t denounces his retreat
as COW ardly, and says it is unprece
dented, except in the case of the resig'
ton of the Earl of Ripper, who had be.
come Premier, however, only during a
recess.
The Post, Telegraph, News and
Standard applaud the prompt action of
the Premier as calculated to save the
Queen from embarrassment and his
party from needless modification.
Mr.. Gladstone has gone to Windsor.
Parliament will hold only n formal
meeting on the 9th inst, adjourning
then to the 18th of February, to give
tine for the selection of new ministry.
LISBON, December 3.-Rio Janeiro
dates state that the American squad
ron had left for ASCENSION.
Mr.. Washburne is daily expected at
Rio Janerio.
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The Erie Matter.

New YORK, December 3.-Tbe Erie mat.
toI vano up aEaiu to-day uorUre JuoSe
Sutherland. On the motion made yes
terday TO have Judge Cardozo's order
vacated, Judge Sutherland took occa-
sion to state that the counsel for plain
tifIs in going before Judge Cardozo
and arguing the motion had virtually
admitted his (Cardozo's) jurisdiction
and compromised any right they might
have had before him Sutherland to
vacate the order of Cardozo. Having
thus compromised themselves, he would
not further allow them to compromise
his rights in the matter and therefore
he should allow the case to remain on
the calender without making any order.
He also defended his previous action as
being the result of conscientious and
careful study of the papers before him
and them. The case by consent went
over till to morrow.
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GE TTYs BU
WATER
It's Wonderful Cures ana W.
rafiye Powers.

u,BE GETTYsBT'RG SPRING C9srA, :,
Announce that they ooi1pfVI :,
rnehts for supplying the i'o''y - II. -
Water on A scals COHin"n,usb 80. I-,.y
mand. Pbyvfefups and urahd' a'sll, -, q.
nation a. 70 the therapeutic TEine -. a
this Water will on application 70 IT, w !.
the Cotrpanv or sny 0f the DruezIsN -,
iurni.b.d With printed copies Of - b.
invalids and reports Of eminent 'n-.-'-,,.. .
20 its CURATIVE ETTECTs III" 90
tho Value Of any water Or rls1I, .it1,..,,G, O. 70
They are also referred 70 nc -, pr
valids aud their medical AdTis.. .,,.-a' t
Of the country. who have, sinoe ", ..,,,s 49,
PRODUCTION Of this Water zn0ss t u, - y O.
six months ago. been eured' D) IT,
tressing or fatal mAlAdies. ...u,,., b,yo5'
ali reasopable doubt. the suPsrO',a :, CA.
Water. A. a remedy fer RbsanAt.ss,' 's7l Il.
81 Dyspepsia. kidney. Urinary bfo- a, -
or. ard Bowel Diseaaes fBih0u'o' ~
tarrb Seuralgia and Nervous D.'sfl. 80 O.
all others known % matsrlA 49,
the mineral springs Of nOdsrn ul-1t ,,S %
II has been demonstrated IN nlIy -. .
stance 10 poasess the poSer Of sol'iha 49,. .
or stone In the bidder and " -. l,-.i
Of chalk stones formed BY k9el---,-,, 3. o.
and Gravel. and Of PERNANEsILI ~ ~. -.
dissases. Tor which medical saishS' ,'.,,,,s W
celebrated mineral waters have siiA''"
Siso of arrestlnz the prousss. ! 90. D.
,sntIy surinE. AlbumenuriA % b1A@
hi, Water IL e0nhdsBGy s'ainsi 80
ou,y mineral spring water With WEI III.
remarkable earss nave been sfrrls@ 80
its scarce.
Pog ssIs by ycCABE. BUsHFiLgi1P, =,
KRAFT, 20 Main street. "hs'N -
zists generally.
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Chicago Marker

CHICAGO, December 3.
FLOUR-Quiet and holders firm;
sales of spring extras at 75a7 90.
WHEAT-Firmer and lal4c higher;
sales OF No. at 231al &c; No. 2, ia
Ia, closing at l l34al l3f for No. =;
sales of No. = since Change at A.
CORN-Old dull, unsettled and low
er; sales of old No. at 75c cash and
sellers for the month, and No. , at Goa
zoe: new sbelled, 53a54c for No. ,; kiln
dried, G5a6Gc; rejected do, 6Oa63c, clos.
ing quiet at SIC for new shelled, and
nominal at 75c for old No. l; sales of
No. | this afternoon at 76C.
OATS-Quiet and steady; sales at i64
a474c, and closing at d7c.
REALISTICALLY and quiet; sales at -
al IA for No. | and Hal IL for No. =.
BARLEY-Dull and easier; small
sales at seal 81 for No. ,, closing at
the inside
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wheeling wholesale Market.

- THURSDAY, December 3.
Wheat and Flour remain stationary,
our ouotations of the last three weeks
serving equally we'll for this week.
Corn has advanced to zoe, and is in de-
mand at that figure. Rye, has, also,
taken an upward step, and is now quot
ed ut 30. In other departments prices
are stationary.
FLOUR-We quote superfine at 90;
winter wheat family at 8 90, and choice
fancy at 10 so.
GRAIN-Demand dull; wheat, mil
lars are Offering l 60 for No. l red. and
l 9Oa2 90 for choice white, for immediate
delivery; Corn, 6Oa65c; Rye, l 2Oal -;
Oats, 55a60c. =
SEEDS-There is nothing doing in
seeds. and of course, we are unable TO
quote them at anything. ~
HALFWAY be quoted at ~ w 10 % W
per ton, loose; baled, little higher
LARD-Ranges from 16al6tc.
LARD OIL-Extra lard oil Is held al
so per gallon.
CARBON Oils quoted at 3Oc per
gallon and no charge for barrel.
CHEESE-Gosben is quoted at I've;
factory at 1S!c and Western Reserve
lie. -,
COFFEE-Firm at 22a25c; HummeiPs
Essence at IS per gross.
SUGAR-Cuba at 12ic; Porto Rico al
l3Ia14c: hard refined at l7ic; A coffee
at 16Ic; B do at 16c; c do at 1910.
SYRUP-55a60c for lower grades; qua
75c for good to medium; SOCIAL % fol
good to best brands; Porto Rico molas
ses, 75aS5c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
THE PORK TRADE.

The favorable weather for fattening
has fastened the butchering season
somewhat, and, consequently, our pack
ers have been pretty full for the past
three weeks. Judging from the stitfeH-
ing of the market, and slight advance
in price, the bulk of the crop herea-
bouts must be in. Our quotations are
ta!c higher than last week, while the
margin is little greater-rapging from
Ease, gross. 1t may be, however, that
the marked advance in the price of corn
has had as much to do with the upward
movement of pork as the growing
scarcity of hogs.
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From Minneapolis.

MGNNEAPoLIs, MINI, December s.
The State Convention of Christians met
in the opera house, on Wednesday
night. One thousand persons were
present. Rev. NJ. Hatfield, D. D., d. L.
Mody, of Chicago, and others addressed
the meeting. This was the largest re-
ligious meeting ever held in the State.
The lumber mills have closed for the
winter. Ice is forming in the river,
the lumbermen are departing for the
pineries and camps are forming. The
mercury is at so degrees above zero.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, December d
FLOUR-Quiet; family Z 5Oas 90.
WHEAT-Dull and not salea0le at
better than rs.
CORN-In good demand at 62a63c for
new. :,
OATS-Firm at 65a6Oc for Nos. and
1, and &c for choice.
RYE-Dull at 2Sa1 80.
BARLEY-Dull; sales on time only at
, 25a2 80 for prime Canadian and fall:
COTTON-in moderate demand and
easier; middling BE.
WHISKY-Steady at CSC.
HOGS-Active, though the recelpts
are large, but all were taken at higher
rates; live 4Oa7 80; dressed 3 OOa9 oo.
Receipts $1,000 head.
MESS PORK-Hold at y 15a23 w,
with but light demand.
BULK MEATS-Dull and hardly any
demand; offered at &c, 12lc and l3c for
shoulders, sides and clear sides, packed.
LARD-Dull and lower; prime steam
sold at 1879; prime kettle at l4tc.
BACON-New clear sides offered at
l54c, packed.
HAMS-New sugar cured hams at
16ial7c. 80,
GREEN MEATS-Held at lie, lOfc
and 1lfa12c; but sales were &c below
these quotations.
BUTTER-Unchange and quiet.
CHEESE-Quiet aud unchanged.
OILS-Linseed 95a96c. Lard l 25a
GOLD-134f buying.
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senator Cameron

NEW YORK, December Sin a con
yersation recently Senator Cameron, of
Pennsylvania, told q Washington coy
respondent that firmness in the admin
istration of the laws will restore tran
GUILTY., and that firmnesS is what the
country obtains in General Grant. The
night before the vote was taken on i'm
peachment he said that General Grant
visited Ben Wade to urge upon him the
restoration of General Sheridan to his
command in Louisiana rs soon as he
(Wade) became President. Batter, he
said, came near being the present Pres
ident. Lincoln wanted him to run on
the ticket in 1864 fSr Vice President,
but General Butler then thought the
Vice Presidency an exceptional place.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW lORhi DtCCHDcI D.
While the demand continues very
limited and prices Of certain makes of
.unbleached and bleached muslins are a
little easier, Atlantic A heavy brown
sheetiugs were reduced to-day by Clatlin
to 15ic and Portsmouth A A A very good
4 yard sheeting is reduced to llic per
yard by the bale by Stewart; at these
figures it is difficult to get these off the
looms and the possibility is that stand
ard sheetings will advance at 40 dis
tant day; in bleached goods the Hope
brand is reduced to l3tc; Audroscsggin
Ice; Lonsdale Ice; Attawaugan No. l lac;
Masonville l6c; Pepperell r brown
are selling at l2ic, o 1lic, n l0tc and E
13ic; in prints no change, leading brands
steady at l2al2tc.
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From ST Louia

ST. LOUIS, December 3.-The Electo.
raj College of Missouri met at Jefferson
City yesterday and voted for Grant and
COlsaX.
The temporary bridge across the
Missouri river at Omaha, constructed
by the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
was completed on Tuesday evening and
Tour hundred cars crossed over to-day.
he company will commence shipping
freight to the terminus of the road, and
raise the blockade, which for the past
ten days mas clogged Western com.
merce.
Six companies OF the 9th United
States infantry arrived ut Omaha from
the West last night, and will 90 into
winter quarters in Sherman barracks,
The electors ofNebraska voted yester.
day for Grant and Colfax.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, December B.
COTTON-Heavy and &c lower; sales
of 900 bales at 24fc for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Closeds steady on low grades,
and dull and declining on medium and
good grades.
WHEAT-Irregular and unsettled;
spring steady with moderate demand,
chiefly speculative; winter heavy and
1a2c lower.
RYE-Steady at so for western.
OATS-Firn ut 74a74tc for western.
CORN-Dall at l 14a1 10 in store,
and l6ial II ahoat for mixed western.
PORK-Nominal at % 75a26 90 for
mess.
BEEF-In fair request and prices
steady.
CIT MEATS QniAt and unchanged
BACON-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD-Steady at 15Ial5Ic for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Steady.