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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-10
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-10
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-10

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Soutbneifern Balm ansefominen.
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tronsportirenben 8iise 0eIe9t, UNI fpasl
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-10

~ 2elet bic .etnR6n0iaane ibsE
Yofase nnb Gurcpdifd)e Be@feI aul
her 0ritten Geite.
~ Masfenb a IL SIZE Care
nebalsaeit ipurOe gefern itl bet Surnf
baIIe auf wirOi9e Heife si Gn0e GEE
fIbrt. Cine 9r0be Mn3aBI mnstirter
nn0 unntastirter G6fe bate iid5 eins
gefnnben, UNI auf cine frebe Meife bic
Saftnadt gu berbrtn0etl. Biele Der
Masttn ipareil 8ef9madboa uni. dos
rafteriftiiB. gIuf cine udbere Be-
f@reibung taiTeh unlere 9efeE fiit
beute Der3i@ten ltnO iperoen mir bas
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or0entIi6 unter benz @elui6bt Der berrs
lid subereiteten na6 b6bE ntannias
falti9en Gpeifen unb genfItnren. 9fap
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teit IN Der SurnerbaIle pno Qtgeu fab
man an, aaB ibuen Dos G6lubfeft Der
Garllebals5eit 10 rebt beba9te,
Sem 8npn 4Inte, Der in GeneinS
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bah 'ilnb &anf1nais Die Nfnfit gum Gang
erecutirte, ia9en mir i6Iiebli6 Namens
oes tantIulti9en YubIifnHs belten Dant
fur ben Vguten Saft" uno Die Nus
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bile 8abn 5,715 Baden BauntpoIIe
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gta6t lln0 Stat.
sae,lten 5er sen. gtaatsssitana. :

@ae fpIoemhen ReTren fiub aMtDxtfirt, Mbonnetten
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GsnmeIa, 6eI6er bofif etsasaseben Unh tn Infersm
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&enxp RuI, lempbssa EenH.
@. Wromg, %GhascdB, ny.
SaeOb @tisIe. Sen alSmp anb sefferiOnuiue,
$ ". Waaser. $40 Main sarase. Cincinnati,
aOeens @Bbgetm, GGn6uaEy 0bio.
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6kaxIee nRepen 90. 81 Part Rou, ReD gO1t
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aemsp MIhes f., Settunss GoTpOrteHr.
@eO. SiemBaein BON GIarEBuiae, gestieRber agent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-10
NOIisefs@ eritl,t.

S; %. DrOtOn, betrnnten, freises
fprod)en..
!. Bfisay @sIassrsij s1e ans
Soften.
s. ~, tIlialns, bssL freiesfprsl
den.
Z @eerse Saps, llmbsrtrei6en, freiseg
fprOden. 4a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-10
-. 2 q .@t. Qpllial 3. debr..

7. Or 81 fabsrfsin Sc. 81 75,x gBef en-
$f.75-g0 !, Rara GOES Gis.s pa fer
IS $50. Rss VcFf $3.50 ReeS en-
ST Psf 80 Gts.; @era . ST .s5-3.O0.
gaeen GdaIiera l44 Gts1 gsiifn ~ cts
S9tnttn 1919 gts q HmaIs f8 bio
.i9 Sic, @tistey 100 Dol.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-10
Marfts8eritbt.

9afBo Ire. 8. 6ebfatdt 1s6g,
.18 a 2alRr sta@Fttfass.
SIN @pIbmartt II in ben lebten xassn sine
gteisans bss rbItu Meteaes gum 5elIrn be-
merfli9 sepelen. 60 ilbIO6 beate Hndmittas
In Nep grrf nit 1855 Die Der. t.8pnb6
fabrsn fort, bTberr Yreile 81 ersislsms Rdbrenb,
bic EenneFee @tnatspapiere ibren Stanbbunft
fat ,anSerGnbert bebaupteten. 8auutmcae g.
I'm @teisem brsrifen itnb apmrbs beute Nittag,
IN 9sR gOrf nit 20 3l4 fir llplanbs aptirt. : !
Der @etrei6smarEt, lialtrntIiH il gesll srrst
1T Iebbaft nnb gretfe bebauPtrn li9. - llebsrs
ben Gsidaftssaas If Feine Menbernns su bes.
riIten. 9erlelbe mar ftia. - .5.,,s
Corporations Gbsds iin6 tUeilig bsssbrt..
Die 8rOfsrs bfseben Fe 81 80 Genie. :
3.ndtr. Srifnns f3a 15, Dsina-
rara 14a-f54; AaFsssmdsr u. Isl !; 8. Isl;
g. 154 Ste; Grulbeb 174Gts;
/ &affee. .2iU -25a 2aauasra 264 !;
Sara 37-38 Gts. e
Bacon. Glarft nnSerGn6ert = alars
Geitsn f74 Cts; g9inssn f7-173, 3uder
l@inten 2i--22s 9anItrrn f44 Cts.
glfbl. 9uperfue Z Dollars; .Grtra 10
Dpll.; Gamttitn II BSIt., 5aaty IL Dbl
lars.
Sd atsem.e Msbiterranrans s. 75s s.sTnt-
Der 81 S5s as esRaalsgs ~, :
9prn, Som @a9ea, 60 Grntsv. an
Depot in 9adm rs Gents. l
9afesr. 81 Gt8s.ns4 a
Rafanieu 1925 pr 8IfbtI. s
Sem 23-24 Dollar bic GDnne. s
9GseL 1926 fir 10 unb Ger nnO. %.
Gts. lnebr fur iete FIeiafre Summer. q
@&maIs in Gisree8 10, in atss 90 eta
9Smerrten RIss $e. rs; Eimptbg So so
1erbs @ras $3.50. IS res y
MD1anfs. SrbinSr bis befe @Orte
65c.-S1.10. a;..l ~. =
9 ala. Sir Z 8albeI 8nrrsIs I'M @to.
Sen $4, fit 8uf6a Barrels $40. aa :.
Serpppl cad $3.50 rs. @ go =
Rer3en. Star Is Sis, Gteatia
1925 bic 8Or. 9aIsferssn 124-13 bas
onek =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-10

S1o. Vbo 1tV+
/ .Seifs, @epBbnIi6e Bar 49, 55ahts
lsper Bcf IA DOH. so It'll TS
Snbfsp.f Don. SO 6a5 pfS. 4
6@trbpnIssri7kG DOldFs sds &s,
@prenspulSer 6 BOD. !
SDha, $50 Gtsa aas YfO. :
GObpeEas 3-4 Cts. has Yfb.
@iG{e. 40.pnb 80 Cts per Dbl
gBafdbpdrb's 8 Don. baS Dsb. y :,
Gimer 2DSu. IS Gts. = 3. Doll, Sas.
Dusenb. ),
GtSrfe, 8--83 gts. tns pfS
86fe. g5earrn %slsrSe 16-164, Gag
lid Dairy 16a-t7, 5amburs 16-16B gts.
GpmbftDrttpaarrn. @anby ''Drbi-
mar Is, 6ancs 38-45, @umbrops 40-45s
aanbtsaader IS IS. =
peanuts-1 Dollar 15g. per 8nlasI.
ROss sn.st.25es as 89s. 5
@sriasi GPa. IS big 2 gOu. 90 fts
2pnissillE 8. 5sbI.
Sabat febr Isbbaft. euss 81 10
Cts. Mlebtttm it 1918 @ts.; 81 be
Superfrin $6.25-7.0O, Metssm1.90- So
aOrn Co.'S Gsnts; GCsgtn1 Dol
lar unb 25 Ste. MeB PORT su 283
Dollars. @9mel3 18a-19gts.;8 a CO s
@@uItera 13t Gts. ]; laIase Gsiten IL Gtssil
% 3 istsv FoSsE aeqiFsi AZ l Dollar, II
Gtnctnnatt 3, 5rbf.
NebEGamilisa $3.50 90; Wsiser
$3.50 RSrn, 6O--65Gts, 9afsr60G Cts Z
Msb.YprE2Sa Doll; q Oes IN $3.50:
@srfe So 25; @bfsfrs fret / Dbn..
Bacon fIarsgeilsi n Gts,3 ssHltra1 l4r.
CID mali 1915. go sisls 81 % fssia ma
sfi.e q SO ct, Qplpiay g., 6ebr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-10

Re- @'riminla Ie erib T. @ies
fer @eribtsBof entI9ie0 iiber SO Sale
gerin9erer 2Irt, aarteatIib uunselehli'
DIES Spieleu. @s iputben1 do 8Hrgs
f1aften fir neriaIlell erflart.s3 s4slna
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-10

7 9~ Dielaoniabiife s9f0fhs
bitI castle NIB u b n. snlb eraeIfs
rigea @ikmng Der 9lI6er11dnner linarDe
Die 6rage aufgemOrIe1g nit incident
8ebte 6ieie 8abn iiber 7@oaf9eitrabe
fdbrt. Ser faOtifbe AnlpaIt !pnrbe
nit Gr0rteriing bieier Sragebeauftrnat
uno benz @taotmarf1aa tpareesanfge ;
geben, oariiber 3u beriGtea, Oh lli6t
Die @aferbebdlter 3tuif9en Warft u
6rontltrobe ale llebelitanoe Stisbetrad ;
ten feien. $500 6lia} 81 tEnRf 3
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-10

~ DiebFa bI. 2tus.bem @s :
i9aftslotaI Der SerrenfdneiberiS olepb
Depre3 u. 8rueer an Norbs @berrb
puroen our6 einen Ginbre1er fertige
8leibunssf tItfe uno Slei0erltode I'M
Mertb bon $500 aeltnblen. s1aIala
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-10

Z ns5HES HtI g1ftfE s47tf ffs7ffsnK / -
~ S a briten,,, Sic IN Der stfs
Dernauner. 8erianllrlllln9 oelteruQlber6
aam 3ipeiten Male berIeIene BiG, ID els
de aepiBe Standardization beOinauness
peiie fteuerfrei erfIart, beftiugstl, 6ab
gebaube, tpeldbe au Sabrif3ipe6en err
ridtet uno in benen fplde GkIh6fte
tuirtlitb Mllb obne cine iiber Drei Wlo :
nate binausgsbenbe unterbrem hfia Be Z
trieben iper0en, auf fiinf Sabre bon ies
Der neiteren MunicipaIe o0er gorpbs
rationsiteuer befreit iein foHen. SoteIs,
Mabns nnb ,Gtorebanier erbaIten Oelis
1felben 8Ortbeil allf 5tpei Sabre stiae
lproAen, tuenn Der Mgoermanrl ODER Elm
GOunciImann Scr betreffenoen @dr0
bas 3eu9niB ab9iebt, oaB oas @eban>
be fubftantie4 9e6allt unp aIs cine gers'
lbeiieruns fur Die 2ptalitat 81 betEa@s
ten lift. a.ss vsT.s sr ~ e z.
@s eiebt Sieie gererSnlne esiiuen.
erfreuli9en 8epeis bon benz Beffes
ben unierer fdOtilden Be50roe1, a5,
Nles in i5rer Wa9t Az tbun, nm bic
Nnlage neuer @ebdnOe, belOnoers fels.
der, in tpelden Sabrideli i9tet b ersi
ben follen, in isSer 8sile .su thsfStsa
bern. Sir babetl iuienerbpIt Die; Mns5
fi6t ausgeiprO6etl, baB es fur cine dee
oeibIibe 8ufunft unfrer Gtabt unbes
Din0t n0tbig ilt, Ole @reidaeh atA0 MAJ
ai1faIti9en Robpro6utte nidtd hur
tranfitcril9 bur9PaIlireil gu IlafIeMaou.
bern linen eiuen B6befen gSeft5 au
perIeiben, iil0erf man fS0bfifatek aAss
ibnett berltelt 6luBf9ifff6betl llhDss
@iienb1bnen iteben uns biaTef1eno su
Dienten, una Sabrifate mad alien.
6imnelsgeoenoen az berIenSen, niAt
au aeOenfen Der iritttenien SsrtbeiIe fur
infer ifa6til6es @eneintpelen i'm 0lGes.
Qemeinen mno DEFENDERS fur Die arbeis'
fenoe 8eb0Iferune. Wlan be0eafeg,
ueI6e Suniineit III HiiIdnf fonAeti
uir6en, tpenn iiur bic SdIfte Der 8alilns
tuoAe, bic bon bier ibren g6eg mad bent
gf0r0en iinoet, IN Der Staot berarbeiiets
tuirce J s,ss..i .,;
Eauleu6e EeiPiser San6e faliben cine,
IoHner0e 9ei@dfttga:t8 tI.i0 ibt Grs
tperb ipiirbe tiiilrtn @efd9ftsIeuteGr
luieOer su gute fornlneit, ipGbrenD elm
8aIlen Bannpple, Der bon ei1enl
Depot mad Dem nnOeren ODER mad leiss
nen @aarenbauls 9sfHbrt miro, hnrasI
luenige Gpuren feine8 ftutH nprii6ets !
aebenoen Slr1sp9es Bihteytdbt. nd
aoifentIt9 ift bic Selt ut@t iiIehr
fern, no Sfaibbille Der GdoupIdb eiherII
reseu SsiDsrbtbatisfsif miro s'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-10

E 81 asM m pbis. Der grp :
+ e6 geeen Oorail; Den M6rOer oes
@apt. so. gGbitfitlo ttdbnl seftetnf fsis
men 9tnfnng. < tlflIs uad q
SnMcglairgg ountb i1nrbe eiaRsobs
far bon einem "A iabrieenf Sunsea e.
inorOet. Serfelbe bat feiH Eerbre1en
eingefauoetl. lleeasii8'
Sieg NbaIanGe" Sriidt Sic Meinlna
aus, bab Ser 9etectioe, ipeIdeln fem
gefaneener 98eus entf9Iupfte, tein an.
berer fet als 8armore Der 8eraniBte!
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-16
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.


The Party TO Survey the New Route Returning.
From the Minneapolis (Mfnn.) Tribune, AH1ust IL.
Last evening our people were taken by sur
prise by the return of the Northern Pacific Rail
road exploring party from the Missouri river,
consisting of P. W. Holiness agent of Jay Cooke
II Co., New York; Mr.. A. W. Bayless, New
York; Governor William r. Marshall, ST. Paul;
George A. Bracket, Minneapolis; and Pierre
The party left Minneapolis on the 9th of July,
proceeding by rail to ST. Cloud, thence by teams
10 GEORGETOWN on the Red river of the North,
when the party was divided, Governor Smith
and his party returning to Minneapolis and Mr..
Holmes and his party proceeding on across the
country to the Missouri river. They left George
town on the 22d of July, pushing on across the
country under the guidance of the celebrated
Pierre Bottlneau via Fort Totten, and keeping
above the trail of General Sibley's expedition,
and reaching Fort Stevenson, on the Missouri
river, at eleven o'clock on the morning of the
30th.
started on their return, and made Fort Totten n
distance of 146 miles, in two days and a half
and from Fort Totten to Abercrombie a dis
lance of 165 miles, they made in four day and
from Abercrombe to Minneapolis, by stages and
cars they came through in three days MAKING
the actual time consumed in travelling from the
Missouri river to Minneapolis nine days and a
half which is without doubt the quickest trim
that has ever been made.
Mr.. Holmes and party express themselves as
being greatly pleased with much of the country
along the route, and are prepared to 90 back to
the East with n favorable report of the prospects
of the great Northern Pacific road The conn
try is undoubtedly much better and far more
feasible for great railroad across the continent
than either the Union Pacific or the Southern
route, and we have every reason to expect that
work upon the road will commence at an early
day, and that within three years we can 90 from
Minneapolis to the Pacific coast by the Northern
Pacific road. Westward the star of empire
takes its way
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Cracow, publishes in a special edition story
which may well be in connection with the whole
mystery. 1t is as lollows:-ln the month OF
April, 1S4S, patrol of the National Guard re-
marked, about o'clock in the morning. travel
ling carriage before the entrance door OF the
Carmelite nunnery, Curiosity and suspicion IN
duced the young men on guard to stop the car
riage, which was just starting. Two OF them went
to the carriage door, and saw in the carriage TWO
men, one of whom held on his knees woman
in a nuns dress, and having nightcap on her
head. While the National Guards asked qucs-
tions of the men in the carriage, the woman
jumped out and ran into the courtyard OF the
convent. One of the guardsmen ran after her,
and, in spite of her entrcatcs, would not let hcr
20. The noise in the midst OF the night awOke
the nuns and servants of the convent. When
the nun remarked this she cried out, 81 am lost,
and tainted What happened to her atterwarS
is unknown. The patrol arrested the two men
and led them towards the town but moved
by their cntTcates, and seeing in the whole
matter but a love adventure, the patrol, consist
inc of students of the University, let them go.
The Cracow paper now thinks that there may
be some connection between this adventure
which happened in the year lS46 and the mys-
terry lately discovered, and that by looking over
the lists of the National Guard then existing and
tracing those who were on duty. the connection
between the two might bcsC5tabliShed.
The Gas of Cracow announces the sudden
death of the cOniessOr OF the Carmelite nunnery,
the principal witness in the affair OF Barbara
CDIyh' ny whom lhulICCJlJ tuC p'ipuO't9 lHI-
pTisOnment of the nun was revealed. This man.
who is called Father LewkOwicz. lately visited
the parish priest of Trzebinia in a state of in
toXication and betrayed the secret. The priest,
who is a very worthy man, made it Immediately
known to Il cousin of his own in CracOw. and the
latter wrote the anonymous letter to the Minister
of Justice. The excitement of the people is still
so great that the authorities have found it neces
sary to protect all the converts of the town by
giving each of them military guard The lady
superior has been arrested as well as her prede
cessor, who was living in another convent.
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FROM THE VEST.

Deficiency in County Treasury Department.
Despatch to The EUenjnJ Telegrdph.
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 16.-The long-looked for
deficiency in the county treasury has finally
been discovered The first examination made
by Mr.. Hines was hastily done, not occupying
half the time consumed in the last. His return
was that everything was all right. How the de-
ficiency could have been supplied for that time
is a mystery. The last examination, which is
lust completed shows a deficiency of over
$4,000. The work was very thorough, as three
prominent bankers as well as other responsible
gentlemen were occupied in it. 1t has been
claimed by some of Headly's bondsmen that the
deficiency will amount to but $4,000 after his
claims are deducted. This is only a supposition.
More Congressman on for San francisco.
Despatch to The Erening Telegraph.
CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-The Congressional Com
mttee on Retrenchment consisting of Senators
Patterson, of New Hampshire, Thurman, of
Ohio, and Schurz of Missouri, and Representa-
tiyes Welker, of Ohio and Reading, of Pennsyl-
vania, arrived in this city yesterday, route for
California They leave this morning by a special
car A number of invited guests accompany
them Several ladies are in the party. They
expect to reach Salt Lake City in time to hear
Brigham Young preach next Saturday, and have
an interview with him afterwards.
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THE NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

The following extracts show the state OF the New
York money market on Saturday.
From the N. Y. Herald.
''It will be seen that the chances of an active
money market for the closing months OF the year are
of sufficient weight to call for the exercise of careful
Judgment on the part of all who are called upon to
enter into time engagements of any sort, and de-
manding as sound business preCautOn conservative
practice among dealers generally. The relation which
the Secretary of the Treasury, in the administration
of the financial department OF the Government,
holds to the money market has been always close
and intimate. In the time of Mr.. McCuloCh this
relation regarded with suspicion and distrust.
In Mr. BOutwell's case it eXCiteS much doubt. The
policy which the latter has thus far pursued, no
matter what its merits shows him disposed to use
his position for the correction of evils in the none
tary situation. That he has acted thus far in
good faith is not doubted: but the question arises
how far is he prepared to go in the future
in this effort to preserve the balance of
exchanges, and to whatIeXtent can he be calculated
upon as an element Of disturbance, whether for
good or ill., in the ordinary course of business? In
other words how much gold does he intend to sell
and what amount Of bonds will lie buy? If money
is tight here next month or the month after, will he
increase his bond purchases, or has he resolved to
stop them, and il so, what relief is he prepared to
give to the money marketOr will he give aHy? II he
hadnOt commenced his gold sales and bond purchases
for the declared purpose in the Ist place, or defeat
ing the clique who were operating to advance the
premium and, in the other case relieving the exist
ing strngenCy in the money Market THESE questions
would not arise; but, having shown that he was in
favor of such interference, 1t becomes necessary
consideration for all interested in the several
kets i'm Wall street. how far he will 60 in that direc-
ton. His reticence on the subject does not meet
with approval. IL has been demonstrated that
there are parties who obtain knowledge OF his
Intentions in time 10 operate upon the information,
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PhiIadcIphfa Trnde Renort.

MONDAY, Aug 16.-Seeds-C -Cloverseed ia quiet at
so@95O. Timothy ranges from s4'25 to S462G. Flax
seed may be quoted at S25O@255
The Flour market is without special change, there
being very little demand except from the home con-
sumers, who purchased 10000 barrels, including
superGne at S525@55O; extras at S5'5O@575; North
western extra family at s650d15O; Pennsylvania do.
do. at S625@ 25; ohio do do. at s6'75@s and fancy
brands at sS50m TO- according to quality. Rye Flour
may be quoted at S6'25(66'371@.
There is a firm feeling in the Wheat market, and
good degree Of activity sales of 5000 bushels at 81 60
@1'70 for new Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Indiana
red and 10000 bushels Western do for export on
private terms. Rye is quoted at Sl'25 u bushel for
Western. Corn is quiet at the late decline; sales of
yellow at s117@11S, and Western mixed at 81'14@
115 Oats are steady, with sales OF Western at I3@
14C., and 2000 bushels new Pennsylvania at 63o.
Whisky is active and firm; 300 barrels Pennsyl-
vania and Western, iron-bound sold at s113@115;
now held higher.