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The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

IMMIGRATION AGAIN-A large number OF
farmers from this vicinity met Mr.. Trueb,
Immigration Agent. yesterday, at the store
of VIM. II. Oliver, Esq, on Craven street.
After minute discussion of the subject
and careful survey of the propositions
advanced by the Agent, the gentlemen
preset, were fully satisfied of the feasibili-
ty of rrocuring emigrants at fair prices and
in a lort time. Mr.. Trueb afterwards
called Ipon several of our agriculturalists
at their plantations, and received assuran-
ces of support in his enterprise. Having to
90 to Europe for the purpose of supplying
the farmers of Wayne county with reliable
and hard working laborers, he proposes at
one time to perform the same Office for Cra-
Ven. Those who have heretofore been
brought over and are now at work near
Colds dsboro', have given unbounded salts
faction, and if our planters desire to pro-
cure the samo class of laborers, the oppor-
tunity is now afforded. We are pleased to
learn that they have become much interes-
ted in the subject, and the probabilities are
that when Mr.. Trueb returns from Ger
many and Switzerland. many Of the peo-
pie of those countries will be brought to
this county. God speed the day New
bern Jour. Of Com.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

) ELECTION ON TUEsDAY.-Contrary to
the fears of some and the hopes of others,
the election at this place passed off in an
unusually quiet manner and By sun set,
Judging from the appearance ofthe Streets,
no one would have believed that it was the
close of one of the most exciting days ever
known in the political history of the Coun-
try.
Long before the Town was fully astir,
hundreds Of negroes had collected in front
of the Court House where the polls were
kept and upon opening they poured in a
steady but orderly stream until about II
O'Clock. q large majority of course deposi-
ting their ballots for Grant and Colfax.
1t is something.remarkable that the ne
groes showed on Tuesday but little desire
to remain in Town and large numbers left
Immediately after voting.
Nearly fourteen hundred votes were
polled at the Tarborough box, and the ease
and rapidly with which it was done speaks
highly for the good management of the
poll holders Not the slightest confusion
or disorder appeared at the polls and every
one. with rare exceptions, appeared desi-
rous OF preserving the peace at all hazards.
That there lcCre exceptions, We know, and
we have no hesitation in charging it upon
those III the interests Of the radical party,
which las Illus Tai Nv co anu prospered on
" upon riots, murders and cxcitemcnts.-
We are clad to learn that the same good
order and quiet prevailed at the different
voting places Of the County.
ITe rive elsewhere the vote the Coun
fy
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
Points Of Excellence

c1HtS OI E-GCeiIence.
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection ard Simplicity of Machinery
Using both threads directly from the spoolS.
No fastening ofseams by hand and no waste
of thread.
Wide range of application without change
of adjustment.
The seam retains It's beauty and frmness
after washing and ironing
Besides doing all kinds of work done by
other Sewing Machines, these Machines
execute the most beautiful and permanent
Embroidery and ornamental work
l wish all who fell any Interest or curiosity
in the art Of sewing by machinery, whether
intending - purchase or not. to call at my
Store and famiiiarize themselves, with the
merits of the G. & B. Sewing Machine by
personal examination and se7ciag G3ig aytt,
IT'S Mey 81 r upon them. Such oiS5t0rs IRE
ARRAY w me, and their s'jsits rergrH,d d as
9vor E. D SMITH.
July 1865. 4-1y
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
New York Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3-Gp

NEW YORK, NOV. Up. m.
Gold steady at 1881. Cotton steady
sales to~day Of l 500 bales at 253
cents. Flour steadier-State and
Western S. 600S915-Southern CON
mon to fair extra S0@s9 70! Wheat
500 cents better. Corn unchanged.
Provisions quiet. Mess pork s27.-
Lard dropping at 1530173 cents
Whiskey quiet Groceriei firm. Spi-
rits turpentne 44t34il cents Rosin
81 70<ayg2 774.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

PUFF PUFF.-And so we do---one of the
finest cigars we have smoked in many days.
Do you ask where such luxury can be OBJ
tanned? We answer, at the Barroom of
S. L. Moore, who has just received com
pletc assortment, and to whom the
SoutbeT7aer is indebted for one dozen. II
anv one dare doubt their excellence we
can only advise him to make the expert
ment himself.
Just So"
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

FLASH IN THE PAN.-According to his
handbills posted SPOUT Town, tie Circus
Of Alcx. Robinson, generally known as
lie Great Southwestern Circus y strag-
g!ol nto Tarbor0ush on TUESDAY morning
il II dctached pogt55ps as evidently
SHOW q marked Generalization in camp.
About ? o'clock however the sound Of
Io0tcrS" gave notice that there was
still q life in the old land yet and saun-
tcring t!.itherward We saw strange Sight
1,r Tarboroush, generally spoken OF among
Circus folks as the greatest stand in the
STATE.
Instead Of the immense crowd ususany
C0Hrrc ,rated around the ticket wagon al
such time, thinlv scattered number Of
darkics was seen strc.Iing about evidently
with no intentian or desire to enter the
once sacred cover Of the canvass, while
one more cntcrprjsiHr than his brethren,
vas cudeavoring to Jew " down the tick
ct men from IS to 80 cents. =
Dismal accounts reached us Of tic p51-
ijti0n Of atI4irs in the interior aud clothed
with al the dignity Of 4 q Dead-flead ,, VIC
entered the magie~Circle and saw d beg
a1rdy acc9agt0f seats, upon which was
sc"t;1 12C,7 forloru looking number Of low
--e'-.1f the ring, amounting al told to pro
/ " fifty.
Cur iaIeGatigablc (o) vas pressing fo1
lis tax and the Circus folks wouldn't cir
caf until they "iook in enough TO salts
+ the same.
! short time suniccd to convince then
oc the LopeIessness of this attempt, and
iacHiug up " bag and baggage the Great
Southwestern took lis departure from ouI
miCat, shaking of, at once and forever, the
dustof Marlborough from their feet.
50 nOte it be.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
Executors Sale and Notice,

Y SHALL SELL AT PUBLIC OUT
Il cry on Monday, Esd instant, at the late
residence OF John ]. Sherrod deceased, near
Hamilton, perlshahle property belonging
| 20 the Estatf. consisting of Corn. Cotton
Mules, EIot >chold and Kitchen Furniture
and ssssatL of other articles.
I'm Thursday 2tth at Rocky Mount, his
share ofthe Goods owned By him and Blount
Bryan, supposed to be worth $1,000.
On Saturday 2oth at the Harrison farm in
Halifax County, some Cattle, Sheep and
other articles.
Terms Cash.
All persons owing the Estate are required
to make payment. Fuir compromises qciU be
moGe. Those who have claims against the
Estate must present them according TO law.
ASA BIGGS, Executor.
,;ov. 5, 1868 49-@t
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

Newborn has a large and increasing rice
trade. Not less than 5000 bushels have
already been brought there, and the amount
will probably reach 10000 before the sea.
son closes. 1t sells readily at $l.l0 per
bushel, unhulied.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
COpartners

T7HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
z formed Copartnership under the
name and .tYle OF G. H. BROWN & co,
will contHue the business as heretofore
and hope 10 merit a continuance OF the pa
tronage 50 literally bestowed upon fhe late
Firm. G. II. BROWN,
MACON BONNER
Washingon, Nov. S. 49-1m
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

A portion of the Mt Tabor church mem
bers (Methodist) in Forsythe, not satisfied
with serving God in the old style, have Sc
ccded and formed Northern Methodist
Church.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

George II. Moore, deputy collector of
internal revenuc for the third North Caro-
lima district, who has been on trial before
United States Commissioner E. +. Brown,
on q charge of embezzlement, was upon a
inal hearing to-day discharged from GUS
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
GOLDSBOR0 DAILY MESSENGER
(OnIy thoroughly Democratic Daily IN th,
Statc,j
AND THE
WEEKLY NORTH CAROLNIAH,
a0LDsBolo, II. C.

These two papers are consolidation Of
the Sem-WeekIy and Weekly Moth Caro-
H,iiaH OF Wilson, the Daily NorM Caroiiuian
of Raleigh, and the Daily Rough Notes, OF
GoldsbCro.
Tie Messenger is the most widely circu-
lated Daily III the State, and We promise 10
make it the iivelicSt spiciest. freshest and
most enjoyable Journal in the country.
Tie diey"nger, Ike its predecessor the
North Car0fn,a3, is a bold, independent and
+ arless journal, and tie cnLy Morou ghty De>
mocr0lfc DaifV the State.
THE WeeAiY NoJtA Corohmian, large and
handsome sheet (>ize 2Sxi2 inches), is the
Weekly issue Of the Mes&ea ger, containing
all the news of the Daily issues, the
Legislative reports, a careful digest
of the day, and will furnish an
exc.eelIentn literary Miscellany" of choice
Tho Congo-Carpet-Bag -soallawag no,z.....
tpre
will convene on the 10th of November. and
the people of North Carolina must be ad-
vised OF lis doings.
Nr. Thos. Jef Leo,
The late Convention Reporter for the North
Caro|Hhtn, will have permanent office in
Raleigh to report Legislative proceedings
aud keep our readers posted as to everything
Transporting at the capital, and in official cir
cles.
We claim facilities possessed by no other
Journal ever issued IN the State, and we
mean 10 avail ourselves OF them.
As the North CoroijniGm was tie only pa
per IN the State that reported the "Rekon
>truckshun konvenshun, as it uas, we as
sert, IN advance, that the IIesscn ger is IL t
only DAILY IN the State that will dare show
Upthis infamous Legislature in its true colors
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

CHANG AND Eng, the Siamesc twins,
who went to Europe some months ago to
procure surgical aid for the severance of
their strange ligament, passed through
Weldon few days since on their way to
their homes in Western North Carolina
Their mission was unsuccessful.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

Some slandcrer Of the angelic sex gets
of the following, which justly merits for
him a sound beating with broomstick at
the hand of every lady he meets:
Wishes Of ladies First, a husband; sec
ond, a fortune third, a baby; fourth, a
trip TO Europe; fifth, a better looking dress
than any of the neiglbors; sixth, to be well
buttered with fattery; seventh, to have
nothing to do in particular; eighth, to be
handsome, which is sometimes cOmmenda-
bic, since to be plain or less is defect ;
ninth, TO be thought well of, which is also
commendablc, except it be from those
whose Opinions are -Torrnlcss tenth, TO
make sensarIon eleventh, to attend we'd
L.H2Ss; uLHSls; twelfth to DO always considered
under thirty.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

borhood of He nderson indicate that there
will be a very fair tobacco crop. It has
mostly been housed. The corn crop is
firSt-rate.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

ArPOINTMENTs.-Elde Il. ID. Hart has
appointments to preach as follows:
The End Sunday in November and Sat
urday before, at the Falls Of Tar River.
Tuesday after, at Free Chapel in Nash
county.
Sd Sunday and Saturday before at Peach
Tree in Franklin County.
Tuesday after at Sandy Grove in Nash
County.
Wednesday at Sappony.
Thursday at Contentnea.
saturday and Sunday, at Wilson.
Monday after, at White Oak.
Tuesday at the Old Town creek.
Wednesday at Tarboro.
Thursday, at the Cross Roads, and Sat
urday and Sunday at the Union Meeting at
Spring Green, in Martin county.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
EGYEDiak Market.

TORS AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCH>
ANTS, BELLS WHARF.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

The steamer Siluer IFove, plying on the
Roanoke between Weldon and Norfolk.
continues to improve in her transportation
of freight both ways, and it is evident that
the enterprise has already proved sue
cess.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
EXECUTIONS TO BE DoCKETED.

SEC. 10. The Clerk of any Superior
Court to which any execution shall be re-
turned as is above prescribed shall, at the
request of any person interested therein,
and on the payment of one dollar, enter
such executions, on his execution docket,
and the like process may be thereafter had
thereon as is provided in similar cases on
judgments recovered after the ratification
of this act.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
Tom Ryan, colored, convicted ofmurder,
will be hanged at Williamson tomorrow.

- Says that, why is the word peoples
on a certain sign in town supertiuous
Ans Because it is evident that 1t IS
speepholesn Bazaar.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

The Hillsboro' Recorder says that Hon.
Josiah Turner, Jr., has already obtained
very nearly the number of subscribers re-
quired to commence his paper.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

Major Exum Lewis, of Weldon, has the
agency of the maidstone, an infallible
remedy for tie bite of mad dog, or of
the most poisonous snake or spider.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

IIIGu LEVEL AHEAD.-Iigh Level proves
herself the banner district Of the County.
Not single white Radical vote was cast.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
NEW ADvERTEsEssEyTs-
Dissolution,

vrvHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
n fore Existing under the firm name OF
T. NJ. ROBINSON & co. is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent.
T. M. ROBINSON,
MACON BONNER.
Washington, N. c., Nov. lst, 1868.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
d | L D..

At her residence in Granville county,
n. c., on Tuesday, the 9th October
1868, in the sixty-seventh year Of her age,
Mrs, JUDITH C. GRAHAM, widow OF
the late Professor Samuel L. Graham, D.
D., of Union Theological Seminary.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

Charles Sumner, it is said, will be re-
elected Senator by the next Massa chusett s
Legislature without opposition in lis party
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

TBE Cpr.T NrCTIny SvlDr-Thn most
at'sAI'i'e' at inc same 'iho inc most
dangerous, place tobe found IN Marlborough
lust now is the Nav Auc.ion Store Of
rI.,.o oo,, 11a;I,..a,,on ,aaato1 I.'1ou t,,.
= anu l-o'''''-e' i0e"'e1 uii"e1 ','e
o0"'tef"eT once. II you wish to purch-
ase goods at astonishingly low prices, (and
who does not) then 90 10 their Auctions
and they will salt vo1 at uour o,rn price.
If Vol, DOME viii to n1rcbasa ON any
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

New LINE.-Thc attention of shippers is
called to the announcement, in another col
umn, ofa regular Weekly Line bctweonNor-
folk Va, and Washington \. C. The fnc
Steamer 'Annie" Capt. SiddclI, made her
first trip or f.Ie first Of this month and will
coLt+Hdte hereaftcrrunning weekly between
-fLe two places.
arrangements have been made with
line Of Steamers to Northern Cities for
through rates, on as low terms as by any
Otner rOdtc.
For particulars refer to the Captain on
board, to the Commission and Forwarding
Merchants in Washington, or to kader
BigCs < Co., Norfolk Va.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

mos darlington, Esq, ono Of the
Ia ia =; .srprisiug merchants at GoldsLoro,
u'eu ID '1st place Oh Friday.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

TIE BANK OF NORTH CARoLINA.-Thc
i5:DtiaeI says It's ramored thtt the Bank of
North Carolina will he forced in7o pon,,
rnatcv f,r t7o r.o.,a t,,.t 'l.'.- c
~F,c1' iYl ,.'l '--''''h 'D"' some oi It's
Ns'"!Iors nave SUED tie EaHk. We do not
state this as ccr' liy correct, but state it
----------.-,., cl-n. la RAM, On into p,,,r-
Tantcy, its oi&ee- ":I 6c to secure toaII is
creditors, alike, ,1o roto propotion of IFS
Tc-ourccs, and 10 AVE all it can for its crodi-
E2ok are horrst men and are amono our
hes and mo- reliable citizens, and will do
justice to every man. II IN the untoward
circumstance .uich have hrn,llao +Ln
crauLry, when finances and cyeyv thinCr
'~e have ben "1rurncd, cur best fnan7
rlegs have cify .. Judgment and have not
shown the S..lI 1,>s Of others, it is simply
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

TAYLOR, MARTIN & Co.-The many
f!iends Of Mr. 7. Edward Lewis of this
place will be glad to learn that he is now
connected with the above House, recog-
niscd as one Of the most successful firms in
the City Of Norfolk, ard TO the advantages
offered by them he calls the attention Of
his friends in North Carolina.
They have one of the finest Hardware
Establishments in Norfolk and are able to
supply everything in their line as cheaply
as can be done North. We call attention
to their card in another column.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:

Daily Messenger, one year. s. 60; Dali,
Messenger, SIX months, 81 90; Daily Messen
ger, three months, co. Daily Messenger
one mouth, ! 90.
Week y North Caro!inan, one year, 50 90
Weekly North CaroIinian six months. 2 90
Weekiy North Carolinian, three months OF
week. y North CaroIinian, one month, SOC
Address, DAILY MESSENGER,
GoldShOro' n C.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
EAR z lie D.

Snow at Weldon on Sunday last.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
WIN. A. HEARNE,
Manorinr El.

PERSONS wanting either of the above pa,
pefS may call at the Southeraer Office where
subscription list may always be found
open. We present our claims, and solicit
Inc patronage of those. who, while aiding
ana abettn8 the cause of Democracy vet in
subscribing 10 newspaper, l. want their
money worth We beg "a support from no
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
ExECrToR's SALE.-By reference to our

ExECrToR's SALE.-By reference to our
advertising columns it will bo seen that
Asa Biggs, Executor of the late John j.
shcrrod, Of Martin, offers for sale all the
perishabie property belonging to the Estate
PROPERTY lt4a * tiff 2t4fA lRs5 besides other
nlent in another column.
DEATH OF Hon. DAVID OUTLAw.-We
regret to learn that Hon. David Outlaw de-
parted this life, at his residence in Wind
sor, on last Thursday. Col. Outlaw was
man Of mark, had filled many distinguish
ed positions, and was universally esteem
ed. Ne hope that some one will do JUS
tice to his memory through our columns.
Raleigh Sentinel, 29th.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

OLD DEBTs-IIow RESEWED.-Many oil
our citizens have now pending on the Dock
et,ofthe Superior Court casesfor old DEBTS
In order that all may know IN what
manner these can be renewed and brought
up to the next Term, we re-pubiish the
following clauses Of an act of the LegiSla-
ture relating thereto. twill be seen that
it can only be done at the request of the
party interested and on the payment OF
fee Of one dollar:
CLERKS TO DOCKET EXISTING SUITS.
Sec. |. The Clerks ofthe Superior Courts
at the request of party thereto, within
six months from the ratification ola gener-
al act respecting the practice and proceed
ure of the Superior Courts of this State,
and. on the payment of fee of one dollar,
shall enter on separate docket, all suits
which, at the ratification aforesaid, shall
have been commenced, or in which final
judgment has not been rendered in the late
County Courts, Superior Courts Of law and
Courts of Equity, of their respective coun-
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
BEYOND EyDUEANcE.-In another colum

BEYOND EyDURANcE.-Ina another column
will be found notice from Dr.. James j.
Philips. warning all persons of the danger
Of being discovered lurking around his
premises after night. The Doctor has been
almost stripped Of every article that it was
possible for thieves to lay their hands upon,
and his patience being utterly exhausted
at the continued dcpvadat:ons, he will here
afterresort to sterner remedies than words.
This is bat orc instance among thousand
Tlcrs in this County, and to such height
have the thieves carried their operations
that 10 one can feel secure even in his own
house. The immunity from detection and
punishment that has attended the deprada-
tions of these robbers has r,u - ~
utterly regardless Of u +C1uences and
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05

zsrGsdsr vi i i boldness and auGacity ut
5erly incon ccivable in p,acAb!e times.
The civil authorities seem utterly pow
erless to arrest the growing evil and no
other resource is left our people but to take
the matter in their own hands and endeayor
by their own actions to put an end to an
organized plan Of robberies that is strip
ping them almost bare.
Every citizen should follow the example
of Dr.. Philips and make such preparations
for the reception OF the rogucs that viii
deter -&grl from an attempt.
Ifa rog0ly number Of them could be
shot down in the very act Of robbery it
could hut have I most salutary Influence
upon tie conduct Of The rest and it is only
by thc exercise Of such remedy that we
can hope to escape from the evils under
whje' c are now placed. Watch for the
rasca rogues and shoot them down with
out f,.. y or warning.
TLcy have placed themselves without
the ra.3 Of the former and experience has
ir.. t to be utterly useless to hope fol
any -rroyement from giving the latter.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
C @ II II Z r CIAL,
TarbOro' Market.
REPORTED 81
:. Z. Lawrence, Grocer = Gem. Mershaef.
JUST BEHIND THE COURT HOUSE

These quotations are by Wholesale. and
orders Tor $40 and upwards will be filed al
commission of y = cent. All goods order
ed at the riSi, Of the party ordering.
- - TARBoRo', Noveml er 5, 1865
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-11-05
Tho Congo-Carpet-Bag -seallawag uo,-..,,
fDTa

will convene on the 10th of November, and
the people of North Carolina must be ad
viSed of lis doncs
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
nn,tpsTIC MARKETa.

nrs,,, tt, iler,lps-Con 1000 bush. ShlpmenstOrn
A. 0N bb O, "a 600 bush frghts 0weri lldilt on Noh 20
dull and entirely
AZ on, @ nyJ No D. .ae. 900 bush White 81 o. OATS lover
oSwyo Il steady and In good demand sales w bgs
Al al IS N, E spnng II or Amber Winter Siz iOI Na @I9
~ b,hsg,ty, Wheat quiet st ~ for No NauAe, 'u anu
"a On 1 hsr Michigan Corn held at ~ w Tor NO eh s'
- o 40 49, NlLeel sadT shorts S2 tnni shPn9Hs 10"
IA p tnn uiIIlmgs US q mn tanai FTeghis-np y3'i
Cr n. T NeWYork Lumber 80 10 70 The Hudson iAe
sS - ist ia OaO bush Corn, 2Ggl O0 fee, OF Lumber 'aua
ttyclYY.r Jnly 25Flour closed advancing sn % ~ @ W
ss Wbsat36nn and demand Red " O'a1 % 5f No :
"a ~ ol Wirter New ~ 0a Corn hfm az hAI
osis 80, a ps retail Rye Am aud unchanged oon u'h ana
,i - a. for Nllng Mess Pork held n rI9 !" bu meats
if. s,l.s bO 600 n lli shoulders Iyi ooss paoh pm
I5 Sn, u Ole Clear Rib and th ar slde LAT neIl a.
~ !, "a Cod ll buying Money easy WHISKY active
Ia bond, strong uyt.., srueY and better. No
uI,,is al O5, No. White lhli,la - - Wv A
ie, Wbigsm 40 ot; New No Red 81 Boa- 90 ,oh LaAne,u
H. .si. No nt 95c Oats advanced le SAFES no ~
Lsb Wheat 20OO0 bush Corn shpNehs-'VV Oo r0u'
'EIO bush oG n qsCoon market bae Mlhg 2gN receipts
N bass Flour dull, Suptrane q 90 wheat ~
az y ap cam g5d97c Oats RdiJG Mess r9A nf9Eo LAiu
ie,c bacon queti shoulders, lJiei Cs M sue ~ i!e
jms,oo J1ly s-Four ~ 0G To %, oi Yips sias w ~
pL., ~ Of 2G2te ne, oi NO a. III ~
@SI IS Corn bnner and And sac, o. 70 t &
~ siasle Rejected GGQse Oats qu. aea aee,nea HaSe
80. o No Al ~ 25 n store Provision, stiap sis
s5s E r,I arm at Tt dl7e Dry sailed snoauets arm l.
III dull and nomal a - 1odro % 70! % =
"a ,stt Rnhs,. steer, Hogs moderately AeNe 90 % ~
"a rs 10, Lrbs 90 500 80 Is oI gooi oI 20 hsS
so,n 70 Bua,o aie Receipts tOdsy-2D Dbl. f00r SVo