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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25
THE STATE FAIR.
THE PRIZES OF INDUSTRY IND
ENERGY.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-28

TAXING Up PLANTS. The best time for
taking up plants from the open air. and
putting them in pots. is from the fifteenth
OF September 10 the first OF October Care
must be had TO take up as large ball Of
roots a possible. and after being potted
the plants should be well watered, and
placed in a frame under sash, and partially
shaded, it being necessary to provide a
rather warm. moist atmosphere for them
and to defend them from the cool nights
and dry atmosphere usual at this time OF
year The frame should be moderately
aired by lowering the sash six or eight
inches at the top in the middle of the
day, and If the plants are soft wooded.
such as Zonale geraniums. they may be
pruned in somewhat; but Begonias. Bou-
vardias. Carnations. etc. should be Jeff
unpruned- When the plants have made
fresh roots, which will be in from ten
10 fourteen days, they may be removed TO
the greenhouse or parlor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-28

NICE PoT.To YEAST A lady corrcspon-
dent sends Us tn following WHICH She pro-
nounces the be method for making yeast
she ever used
Take three potatoes. peal them CRATE
them; add one large table spoonful Of ~
gar, two teaspoonfuls of salt place i'm
mediately over quick fire. gradually add
boiling water. stirring briskly ali the while
until il boils continue to add water till a
thin batter Leave TO COOL when blood
warm add one half q cup of yeast. set To
rise in a warm place. IL will be ready for
use IN two hours. For making bread or
biscuit proceed a. with any yeast. Two
large spoonflals are sufficient for one com
mon size loaf Ny method il. rise over
night thin batter. in the morning add
more four till il becomes thick batter
set TO rise again. then mould and rise again
In tins.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-28

Dutchman-..Goot morror, Pat: how do
you tuz?" Irishman-"The top o. the
morning tillye, Smitt; d'yd think we'll get
rain the day." Dutehman-"kess no; We
never hash mooch rain in der dry dime. :
Irishman-'Faith, an yer right there,
Smitt; an thin whinivef 1t gifts in the way
o. raiDin' the divil bit o'dhry wither will
we git as long as the wet spell howlds.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-28
How to Make a Cow Give Nix.

writer who says his COW gives all the
milk that is wanted in family of eight
persons, aud from which was made two
hundred and sixty pounds Of butter last
year, gives the following a. his treatment.
He says -
IF you desire to get a large yield of
rich milk. give your COW, three times day.
water slightly warm. slightly salted. in
which bran has been stirred at the rate Of
one quart Ia two gallons Of water. You
viii find, If YOU have not fried this daily
practice, that Your cow will give twenty
five per cent more. Immediately under the
effect off and she will become 80 attached
To the die, that she will refuse to drink
clear water. unless very thirsty; but this
mess she win drink almost any time, and
ask for more. The amount of this drink
Is an ordinary water pail each time, morn
ing noon and night. -Four hundred pounds
Of butter are obtaind from good stock and
instances are mentioned whore the WELD j.
oflen Al higher ngure."
Removing TEpE.s IN FIN LE.F. During
a recent call ai the nursery ~ Mr.. John
( Nelson % HolloWrl, he showed " On,
| hundred and thirty cherry trrcS. set ont
/ for the purpose of starting cherry ore har,
/ for his own use. all of which were trans
! planted in the middle Of juno. when IN mi
| leaf and every one ID which wa growing
! as well and looking a. vigorous j. II seq
| ont last fall. Mr. Nelson said be- wnui'
| hardly have riSkcd the ion. had he beer
4 Obliged 10 purchase the trees. hut nov
( that Il j. done. j. quite strong in the opin
Z ion that any Kind d: a tree can be trans
I planted almost any time of wear with
/ God prospect % living. provided care j.
] taken in performing the operation. Mr.
! Nelson also grams az any time from Marcl
/ 10 August. and has lost but very few scion
4 ont Of MANY hundreds hc has set Nain'
/ Farmer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-28

A Massachusetts farmer says he can fat
ten his sheep on steamed feed for one third
less expense than on dry feed, and get one
fourth more weight. This is the result of
1--we wears experience.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-28
Claim Age cy,
ELLSWORTH, Nj.

HANiNt. t,-en engaged Tor several years In the
Claim Agcuc s. Ia prosecuting claims az Washing
tou u. G, 10 the yartou- tcisFsms nj. and having
ecotsc familiar wit The most cNpitiiiiuus meth
V'i Of cStahii .l,ing claims solicit the pat
runaSc oI Ill who rnzy ned any service. ia present
ing cl8iius upon the Government
Iayaii.' >hiisrrs made such hy wound. Ills
ease, con tractcd IA IN. { =. cTyirg
Widow. during dos hood
DvP.nsi.ut Mothers. whose husband having
serted tsrtn. AMI abandoned thsir support, or who
arc physIrily incaparltA "a to support tArut has
ing NO other ~ourrc 90 lnrrsuc
n.p~ndent tsthrrs where the Mother u dead
% phans tniidrrn, orphan. BROTHERS snd SISTERS
andct sixtcrn years. cuftlicd ~ pensions
ORIGINAL Aai additional h-.untica. hask ray tuie
age, ration pApnFv. htl- prisoner ~ vat
th.tr herr collected la tc ~ ,rtrst pns-ibic nAL
neT. no charge tsr service rendered unless VI,
ersafni
\. n. at E>IiAM
klsWorth. Julv 18th 49, .rtf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-28
Medical Notice.

The undersigned, having had extensive
practice In Ellsworth for the past eight years,
ieels that il Is duty he owes TO him elf and pub.
lie, I set apart few months Tor medical study.
| shall therefore leave Ellsworth, abont the mid
die OF Oct ne 1t, for awhile. From IN ; date un-
nj the Is Of October, and during my absence, I
intend 70 have all OF my accounts settled all per
son, wishing settle it'll viii please cali be-
tore that time. L. II. HARDING, N. ID.
Els. July -. 1879. sUtf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-28
Or. RiCnAU'5
Golden Balsam No. /

Cures syphilis and AL eusaneoa. rrrfp, s., h
primary aai secondary stages, such a. Odd m.
GERS. liberated sore Month and Th-a.t,
sore Eve, Skin Eruption. Sorraos.a d,
the scalp, Copper toloFed B,n,rh.
IS, ~ s.. ETadiraiins Mer.
cary snd Disease aii,aly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-28
otlce.
For

TOf . ~.
The Subscriber Offers for sale the Carriage Man
uiaeiory buildiag on Franklin St, near The Ellis
worth House. said building erected express
~ for the business for which IT has been used.
and Is well located snd well adapted fur said
hCsIness. IL has all the room neceess Aty for =
large mandatory, blacksmith shsp, &c. For
particulars inquire Of the sutsci iber At VIM sou.
erby's- ELIZA r. kENEsToN
Kit worth Oct. IL. lsJ. a A.tmx
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-28

Americans ana F0rctgn l'msens.
H. n. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
late Aeen, Of The U. : Patent once, Washington,
under the Act Of 1871.
No. 10. ststs St.. Opposite Kiiby st..
BOSTON

4 fTtR an extensive practice of upwards o
~ twenty years. continues To secure Patents In
the tptiet states also in great Britain, Fra ce
AMI other foreign countries. Caveats, specihea-
ioas. Bonfis, Assignments saI alt papers or draw
ings Tor Patients, executed reasonable Terms
wHh dispatch. Researches made into American
~ Il Foreign works, 20 determine legal and other
sly,re rendered in all matters touching IN. same
Copies Of the eiaims of any patent furnished by
remiitin- one dolls+, Assignments recorded In
Washington.
No IgcAey tAs tHiiet Sfaie, posiesses SO, sror
ffr4ftss for .Sfni1iag f'tfesfs asrertiniRy the
srscf,ss1isiiifS ~ isrsa,son4
Daring eight manths the subs. riher the
Of his large practice, shade farr rejected appl-
cations -iNrkts aIfKAiS erers rfss Of ~hicn Wa
decided n Ais ftraT b. tine Capuis as.rs OF raicn,e
TESTIMONIALS.
n regard Mr.. ftty % tho assasf tsr@his aaai
ssrfesEfhA practitioners wIth whom ] have had
official intercourse. IiIA~. MASON.
tuinmis siuurr- ~ Patents.
III have no hesitation m assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ cuasf,sssEf and
frHsfsesiyfAE anil mere capable putting their
applications ia a form secure fur them an early
an,iiavarahc rons, lrTatiuR ai thr Patent oitcr-
EDMUND BURR,
LRto Commissioner ~ Iairbfs
"hr. u ~. EDDY has maslc Tor mc riliKrEkN
have been granted ani that one H. naw pending
>urh unmi.iakahie proof 81 great talunt and
ability on his part leads me 70 recommend al M
Nvaiprs Ia Apply - him ~ ir -rurr their patents
a. ihsy may Hc sure 10 having tic mu-t Faithful
aticniion ie i1sed ~ thfil ra.o.. asi at yrrs
reasonable charge. IOiiN 1t,.tiAED."
Ian. !. i~!p-tstA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-28

1 The greatest A tcraiivr. Rcnovatos AMI Blu.
Further 10 The World rad,5t ally cures Sym, I.
and ss;RnFtt. IN all Is torms. save. ,aor p,,,..
by obtaining the only - !,eal cure AZ once /, !.
moves all disease FROM the system ant leave, "a,
bloa'i pure and healthy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-28
Furniture.

- tbs HndsrsiSucs hsN ing Just returned
49, ffom Rpston, would 'c-i'"vtfnlly -Ay to
-~AkA. their frtcnis that INV ready
-<1z>>-@ ~ith The lar.rsI e,rcS of alt kini- of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-27
Ghegnteltigetrter
NEWS SUMMARY.
by TELEGRAPH.

Over eight hundred vocal organiZa
tions have reported to the Executive
Committee their intention to join in the
great national jubilee chorus, at Bos
ton, and are diligently rehearsing the
music to be sung on the occasion.
Judge Busteed is now holding u Uni-
ted States Court at Montgomery, Ala.
The Congressional Committee to inves.
tigate his conduct are expected Wednes-
day. Judge Rusteed has been in that
city two weeks.
Lieut.. Gen. Phil Sheridan aud the
late rebel General Breckinridge were in
Cincinnati Tuesday.
"A fire occurred on Commerce street,
between St. Louis and ST. Nicholas,
Mobile, Tuesday night The President
of the Board of Trade lost his life and
two men were seriously injured by fall
lug walls. Loss $40 600 to $4,000.
Thomas c. Durant, Vice President;
John J. Cisco, Treasurer, and VIM. II.
Macy, one of the Directors of tho Union
Pacific Railroad, haye resigned. The
former retains his intereBt in the COM
pany of which he is the largest stock
holder.
Capt. Shackieford and colored
sailor were badly wounded, Tuesday,
by the Sheriff of Prince George county,
Maryland, the former having resisted
the Sheriff in an attempt TO arrest some
criminals on board his vessel, near Fort
Washington, and fired the first shot.
The exercises at the Naval Acade-
my, Annapolis. Md, Tuesday, and
Wednesday, were very interesting.-
There was grand ball Tuesday night.
The President returned to Washington
Wednesday afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-27
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 20.
The Ladies' Union Aid Society of this
CITY has declined an invitation from
the Grand Army OF the Republic to par
ticipate with them in the decoration of
soldiers graves on the Both inst, on the
ground that they deem it inconsistent
as Christian women to take part in the
ceremonies on the Sabbath day.
Gen. A. 81. Terry and family are here
en- route 10 Atlanta, Ca, where the
General will take command OF the De-
partment of the South.
The large music store OF Compton q
Doan, of this city. was taken in charge
yesterday by the United States Marshal
in pursuance of proceedings in the
bankrupt here.
Gen. Wyndom, Commander-in.ch .chiet
of Her Majesty's forces in British North
America, in company with T. s. Ste
venson, General Freight Agent OF the
Grand Trunk Railway, and s. T. Web
ster, of Chicago, General Agent Of the
National Steamship Company OF Liver
pool, are purchasing lands ut Mammal:
tan, Kansas, OF the National Land
Company. An immense emigration
from Canada is going into Kansas, ana
great numbers OF newcomers are SET
Eling along the Kansas Pacihc Rail
way.
A violent storm at Penyville, Kansas.
yesterday, blew down four houses and
killed one woman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-27
Allegheny Cattle Market.
ALLEGHENY. May 26.


CATTLE-There were forty-seven car
loads of cattle on sale Monday, forty
three of which were from Chicago; two
from Cincinnati and one from Canton
(Ohio); or counting eighteen to the car,
an aggregate of SAG head; in addition,
there were several small droves driven
in from the country adjoining, SO that
there were at least nine hundred head.
With this number, and but little in
quiry for shipments, the market was
not altogether satisfactory to the dro-
vers, though. after all, prices ruled as
high as they did last week, especially
for prime cattle. 1t Is claimed that the
stock on sale cost quarter more than
that on sale last week, and this was
doubtless true, but still the drovers, we
believe, generally made money, not
withstanding some of them growled, ,as
usual. AS we have already noted,
prices compared with last week, under.
went no quotable change. Prime to
extra steers sold at 8aSLc; good to me-
good demand for stock steers, and we
can report sales at 515a6Hc, as to quail
ity and condition.
SHEEP-The supply of sheep was not
up to that of last week, only 900 against
/. 300, and there were very few that
could be classed prime. The market
was rather dull, though this was in
consequence OF the fact that the stock
was not the kind generally wanted;
large number OF prime fat sheep that
could have been sold II they had
been on sale and those who were for
tunate enough TO have fat sheep realized
good prices; 6a611c. Lambs ruled
about the same as last week, S2a4 per
head, as to quality and condition.
HoGs-The demand for this class of
stock continues light, as butchers gem
orally are now buying more cattle and
sheep and fewer hogs, and this is usual
ly the case at this season OF the year.
SIOalI, gross, for good to prime aver
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-27
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW York, May 2

NEW York, May 2G.
CoTToN-Favors buyers; sales ], 500
bales at 281a28Nc for middling up
lands.
FLoUR-Closed dull and 5a1Oc lower,
with limited export demand for low
grades.
freights having a depressing effect.
Rye-Nominal. Oats-Dull and heavy
at 74c for western af1oat. Corn-Dull
and heavy at 67a7sc for unsound, and
79aS8c for sound new mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-D at $31 goa
81 25 for new mess. Beef-Quiet and
unchanged. Cut Meats-DnIl and In
buversJ favor. Bacon-DulI and droop-
ing. Lard-Dnll at 199sa19ssc for 1alr
to prime steam.
EGas-Steady at 19a21c.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The dry goods market continues ex-
tremely languid and depressed tor
most articles Of textile fabrics, but still
in prices.
MoNEY-Actice at per cent. on call
with exceptions at 6 per cent; dis
counts dull at 7a9 per cent.
STERLING-Dull at 109a109L.
GoLD-Decidedly lower, opened at
14OsS; closed at 139Hal395s; carrying
rates 3as per cent:
GovEBNMENT SToCKs--LoWer, but
GteSeu xGeupons s '5i, 12oHa121; '62. 116za116;
'65, li7IllS; new, ll9a119H; '67, ll9a
1l91S: '6s. 119all91s; 10 4O's, l1S5Sa1ls7<;
'64, 1165.
$50 Prices: Pacific Mail sOka9O<;
Western Union Telegraph 43Na431S;
New York Central 19l5Ga19lX; Erie
285Sa28A; Hudson 15s7S; Harlem 146Na
147; Reading 9s1S a989S: Terre Haute sea
40; Wabash 77a77k; st. Paul 77a771<;
Ft. Wayne 1565sal57; Ohio q Mtssis-
sippi 341Sa341<; ;MichigaDICentral 125a127
Michigan Southern 1089Sa10611; Illinois
Central 146a147; Pittsburgh 973<i Lake
Shore 1O8a1O81S; Rock Island 1851;
Northwestern 9lLa9lH; st. Joseph
1l8; Cleveland Columbus q Indiana
Central Az.
EXPRESS sSHAREs-Wells, Fargo & Co.
32ka33; American 39sSa397S; Adams
6Oa6O1z; United States 66<a67;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-27
Trnstaa's Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
fO made to me by Charles Wagenknecht,
bearing date May 23, 1867, and recorded In
the ONCE OF the recorder of Ohio county, In
Deed Book No. 81. folio SO, to secure TO Philip
Hansteln the payment OF nve hundred doI-
lars and interest, evidenced by hve prOnis-
s0Iy notes dated May %, 1851, made by said
CHARLES Wagenknecht and one JACOB Iasn,
each for one hundred dollars with lhtetsS5t
from its date, payable 10 the order OF Z:
Hanstein at one, two, three. four ano tI IN
years, respectively, after date. ,nesoLIlaOa11
and payable at the Merchants :, NALiHIII NALtIIo
Bank OF West Virginia. L will sell AT PuDllc P
o%ct1on. To the best bidder, at the front door
of the Court House of Ohio County on
saturday, may 20, 1869,
Commencing at II O'Clock =: an. N. the property
~, ,1arcel OF land situate on the waters OF
CaIdwells Run, Ohio County, West virginia,
5eScrihed and bounded as tolloWB 10 VIII:
ReofnnIng at a stake on the Wheeling and
Ea7rmont Pike and on line OF Robert
White: thence north 1872 west 42 28-l00
poIes 10 q stake corner OF said White; thence
south 651Lo west "a poles to a stake on the
centre OF said pike; thence with the centre
of said pike following the meanders thereof
al 44-1CO poles to the beginning, containing
acres 9 roods and7 poles.
Sale will be made for all OF said notes, all
being unpaid.
Terms OF sale-S25o in hand, the balance in
four equal iustalments payable at one, two1
three and four years after day OF sale, with
interest from date OF sale, the title being re-
tained until payment of all the purchase
money.
oprO0.oowfs Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-27
1sx TELEGRAPH.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
EleSuIUn of officers for Union Pacific
Railroad.
Boston, May 26.

BosToN, May 26.
An election of Board&of Directors
for the Union Pacific Railroad Compa-
nv was held here yesterday, under a
recent act of Congress-, when the fol-
lowing gentlemen were chosen unani-
mously: Oliver Ames of Massachusetts,
Benz. L. Bates of Mass, Sidney Dillon
of New York, John Duff OF Mass, G.
II. Mccormick of N. Y, VIM. p. Glad
den OF Mass, C. 81. Bushnell of Conn,
f. G.. Devter of MasN., r. p. Hassard
of r. l., E. Atkins, c. A. Lom bard, O..
S. Chapman, E. II. Baker, John R.
Duff, T.. Nickerson OF Mass. In con-
sequence, it was stated. of the er pGrte
Injunction of Judge Barnard and the
numerous processes which he issued at
the suit of Fiske, it was advisable to
select large portion of the Directors
from Massachusetts,i in order to be freed
from such suits.
The organization of the Pacific Rail.
road was completed to day. The Board
of Directors elected oliver Ames, Pres
ident; John Duff, Vice President; John
NJ, Williams, of Massachusetts, Treas
urer, and f. 81. Rollins, OF New Hamp-
shire, Secretary and Assistant Treasu-
rer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-27
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Nov Of 1850

May 26, 1869. !
Business during the week has been
active and prices in some leading arti'
cles heve materially declined. ProviE'
ions firm and tending upward. We
quote current rates as follows:
BUTTER-Dull and prices nominal
Sales of prime to choice roll at 2Oa25c.
CANDLEs-City mould, summer, tai
low, 16c; star 22a25c.
COTTON YARNs-Standard 44c; Cotton
Batting 25a3Oc; Candle Wick 45c; Cotton
Twine 45c.
CARBON o11-sOD per gallon and
serve 17a1Sc.
CHERsE-Goshen 2lc; Western Re-
charge for package.
EGGs-Market firm with an upward
tendency. We quote fresh at 15a17c.
FEATHERs-Live geese 75aSOc.
FLoUR-There has been q good busi-
ness in flour during the week and
prices have declined 25a50o per bbl.
We quote fancy at IS 25as 30; REQ wheat
family Sc 5Oa6 rs; superfine IS OOa5 25.
Rye Flour-$6 90.
kinds and market steady. We quote
Mackeral No. 2 half bbls. $40 SO. No.
medium 81 75; No. 3 large S. 25; Lake
Herring 81 25; Labrador Herring $11 90.
-Wheat-Dull and declining
at 81 4Oa1 60 for No. l white and 81 3Oa
l 35 for prime red. Corn-Unchanged
at 7Oa75c. Oats-63a65c. Rye-Sl 15a
20. Barley-$l so.
GROCERIES active and prices
firm. Coffee fair to prime Rio 24a26c.
New Orleans Sugar 14a15c; Porto Rico
1SHa14Lc; Cuba 13a14c; Crushed liza
1874 Coffee 1910; B Coffee 161<c: C Extra
16c; Coffee 161<. Molasses-New Or
leans 8Oa83c; Baltimore Syrup 75aS5;
New York do SOcaSl 90; Choice Drips
81 GOAL 10.
HAY-S20 OOa25 90 per ton.
LARD O1L-Extra Is quoted at 81 SIS
per gallon.
PRovIsIoNs-Market firm and prices
tending upward. We quote shoulders
14La14Hc; clear rib sides TIC; clear
sides lsc; plain hams 1910; sugar
cured hams 1910; sugar cured canvass
ed hams zoe. Dried Beef 22c.
LARD-Leaf19c.
PoTAroEs-Market dull and prices
lower. Sales at 5Oa6Oc.
SoAP-Family 6Hc; German SIC;
Eastern Family 10a13c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead 12c; shot
50 25 per bag.
SoDA-Bi.carbonate 6La7c; Soda in
papers Sc.
STARCH-Fox's saS14c; Maizena, la
14c.
SALT-Dairy IS 70; Ohio River S3 80.
TEA-Gunpowder 81 25a1 rs; Young
Hyson 81 goal 65; Black 81 GOAL 80.
ToBAcco-Navy 65a7Oc; dark los and
rs 65a7Oc; bright rs and 1Os 7Oa80c;
fig lump 65asOc. Garrett's snuff, 75aSOc;
do. in boxes $8 so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-27

Maya 26.-FLoUR-D and Csc lower;
little demand: family $5 75a6 co..
GRAIN.-Wheat-Du with little de,
mand; closing at 81 coal 25 for Nos.
aud red winter. Corn-No demands
65a66c for mixed ear or shelled. OatS-
In light supply and fair demand at 6Sa
re. Rye-Unsettled and nomlnally
lower; No. offered at 81 20. Barley
CoTroN-Low middling 25Ha26Nc:.
ToBAcoo-In good demand at % 1oa
80 90.
mand. ao,.
PRov1s1oNs-Mess Pork-Dnll at s3l;
no sales. Bulk Meats-1n gooa oe.
mand and higher at 12kc for shonIoe1si
l5c tor sides, but now held higher. pa
confirm and in fair demand; shonlo;
ers 1870; sides 16Aa17c. sugar Cuheu
Hams-Firm at 1sNa19c.
LARD-Held at 16kal6Hc; no sales.
BUTrER-3c lower; fresh SOa35c'
EGGs-16c.
O1Ls.-Linseed Oll-Firmer.
GoLD-139h buying.