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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
Nashville Grocery Market.

SUGAR-New Orleans I4915Hc: Demarara
154@15zc.; standard hards l7c.; coffee 1Gc (;
B do. l5%c; C do. 15Hc.
COFFEE-Rio, common to choice, 1926. +;
Laguyrs 25625Hc. Java 39lG4oc.
MOLASSES AND SIRUPS-Sirup SOC. oil gold
en- strip 81; New Orleans sOaS5c.
BALT-Liverpool sack 3.5O; seven bushel barrels
by the car load, 1887; 1--WE and half do. 50.
RICE-We quote best Carolina 9H(aI0c-
TEAS-Imperial 81. 1882; Young Hyson S. . ;
Black Sl@1.5O; Gunpowder Sl.S53S2.
I ORANGES-We quote now Louisiana at So .
barrel.
FISH-Mackerel have advanced, az follows:
Nos and Sls and SIS = barrel; in kits, Nos. l.
2 and 8, 1925; $3.50 and s2.25.
CHEESE-We quote factory at 20t920Ec. Eng
Hsh dairy Doc.
NAILS-we quote at 81 1885 for IOd-, and 25c
additional for diminishing grades.
CANDLES-Star, light weight, i6o
POWDER-DupOnt 1913; Hazards Ss.75; blast
ing s4.75; fuse, per 100 feet, 75c-
SHOT-Patent So; buck 1926.
LQUORS-COmmon rectihed whisky, per gallon,
sl.13; Robertson County 81. 759275; Bourbon
81. 25S5.5o; Lincoln County S1759225; High.
wines S1.O7.
BALE RoPE-MO. 1O91OXc.; Green Leaf IOe
10Y Iron Ties &c.
BAGGIEG-Ky. Py. 29c.; J. q. fax SOC.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 3 doz., 40975c Wash.
boards 81 rs . doz.; Buckets, q dOz., 81 75t6 81
Tubs 81. 75(Ss5 = nest. Starch 7Hc. Candy DC,
for assorted per pound. Snuff S7.75 per box for
CARROTS packed Matches $3.50 per case Pepper
SIC Spice 32c. Ginger 25c. Oysters S3.75 per
case for one pound cans; IS per case for two
pound cans. Canned peaches two pound cans
s. % per doz. Soda 71SSsc.
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Tho CnnI Trade.

Col. Hulburt, Superintendent Of the
Western and Atlantic Railroad, has invited
the Railroad Superintendents of Georgia
and Tennessee to meet at Atlanta on the
DIST instant, to devise means tor the pur-
pose Of moving the coal more rapidly and
to insure its introduction into more general
use throughout the country. In his circu-
lar on the subject he says that the Tennes-
see companies, looking mainly to points
South of Chattanooga, Tenn, for market,
now mine about 100, 600 tons annually.
Referring to the increased demand for
coal in Southern cities, and furnishing some
statistics on the subject, Col. Hulburt says;
1t would, seem, therefore, to be the duty,
no less than tie interest, of the railway lines
interested, to provide, at the earliest time
possible. the number of cars necessary to
transport all the coal needed to meet the
demand fully and promptly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
Wore Negro Depredations.

The negroes in the vicinity Of the con-
traband camp and out on the Franklin and
Granny White turnpike, as we predicted,
have renewed their outrageous depreda-
tons and vicious gatherings as the hoh-
days approach. They have been depredat-
ing in force during the last few nights.
Not satisfied with burning fences and de-
stroying out-houses, as well as killing and
stealing stock of every description, they
have commenced killing all the dogs in the
community. Their object in this is no
doubt to make way with the dogs to pre-
vent warning from being given of their
proving approaches to premises in the
neighborhood Wednesday night they
stole oats and other articles from a
number of good citizens. Is there no re-
dress against this fearful state of things?
Cannot the Legislature do something to
give the people relief? They certainly need
it, and have right TO ask it if it can posi-
bly, be furnished
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Nc,T AdYerfirements.

Take notice Of the farms at auction, near
Franklin College, by Anderson, johnson q
Smith. on Tuesday, the 21st Of December.
Remember the sale is on TUESDAY.
A. G. Merritt offers for rent for 1870
GOOD house and fifteen acres near Nashville
and Decatur depot. See his ADVERTISE
Rent.
]. W. Fulcher has dweIling-house for
rent. See advertisement.
o. Bohme proposes to sell his entire lot
of trimmings, fringe, worsted, ETC., at cost
OF less than cost, for twenty days.
Browns & Cheatham have a sale OF lots
today. Be sure to go, whether you wish
10 buy or not.
E. Wiggers proposes to give bargains Ii
fine iewelry. See city notice.
Attend the largo sherifs sale OF feat-
man, Shields & Co. if you want bargains In
dry goods.
See administrators notice.
Albert & Seenan have sale of the bal
ance of their fine stock Of dry goods, cloth
ing, etc, this morning.
Cheap smoking and chewing tobacco can
be bought of Geo. F. Akers, No. 80 College
street. at the old Sewanee House.
Christmas is coming, and E. L. TarboX d
Bro. have on hand an elegant stock of jew
elry, selling out at cost. Now IS the time
TO make nice Christmas presents cheap.
Mr. Wards Seminary for Young Ladies.
See notice to pupils entering on LIST Of Jan
nary
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A STARTLING THEORY.

The alleged changes IN the climate Of
Minnesota during the pastfiye or six years
have frequently been alluded to by the
papers of the State. Many are the theories
which are urged to account for these sup
posed changes. Some scientific genius has
lately preached the opinion that the laying
of the Pacific Railroad has created changes
in the climate of the region which it
traverses, the continuous band of iron
producing electrical currents which cause
more frequent rains than before, and
that vegetation is springing up along the
line where none was ever known before.
Why may not the same cause have pro-
duced the same climate changes in Mime
sota2 Prior to 1852 there were no rail
roads in the State, and it is since that date
that the asserted changes have taken
Mace. Now the State is traversed in
every direction by railroads. If they have
produced any changes in the climate of
The grea, Plain region between the Mis-
souri, and the Rocky Mountains, why not
also in Minnesota We throw out the
theory, at any rate, aud leave our scien-
lists to work it up.-.SL Paul Press.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
MAGNIFICENT Residence.

The new palatial and magnificent resi-
dence of Judge Lea, being completed on
the corner of Vine and Union streets, will
be, when finished, one of the completest
and costIiest structures IN the State. The
architectural design is one of excellent taste.
The building is large and capacious, and
constructed with reference to beauty and
durability. Its external appearance IS
unique and elaborate. 1t is gratifying to
note thenumber of first-class improvements
going on in various parts Of the city. The
time is not far distant when we will have
one of the most beautiful as well as one of
the most extensive cities in the Southwest
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
NOTICE.

Supreme Court of Tennessseee,l Order supreme
Middle Division at Nashville, Co,,-t % ''-'
December Is, 1869.
IT is ORDERED THAT ON MONDAY THE 10Th
day Of December, inst, the entire Law and
Equity Docket of the 9th Judicial Circuit, then
remaining undisposed of be taken mp, and the cases
thereon called in the order in which they stand
upon the dockets. Counsel representing said cases
are required TO be present or to be represented By
other counsel. The Judgments or docrees In all
cases on said dockets which may Bppear TO have
been brought into this Court for delay merely, and
in which no real or substantial ground Of litigation
exists NAV in the discretion Of the Court, be az
fr1ned az the cases are called, and counsel con-
cerned will be required to state upon honor
whether any and what questions are in good faith
Htiqated in their respective causes.
If counsel for the appellant or plaintiff IN error
in any causes are not present, or are not repre-
septed to answer as to their respective causes,
such causes may have deemed TO have been brought
into the Court for delay merely, and be disposed
of accordingly.
II is ordered that the Clerk make publication Of
his order in two daily newspapers Of this city,
until the dste above named.
A true copy from the minutes.
decl6 dat J, @. FRAZER, Clerk
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NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICAN FRIDAY DECEMBER IL 1862
AHTUSEMENTS.
The sunday school Concert.


The Sunday school Concert.
The change in the weather last evening
was Just In season for the Sunday schooi
concert at Elm street Church, which was
largely attended by an appreciatlve andi-
ence. The exercises we're of q most pleas
ing character. Those who took part, one
and al, were well acquainted with tnelr
parts, and the singing throughout reflected
great credit on the leader of the choir.
The ''Choice of Trades, by twelve young
gentlemen, and the 'Little Cleaners, by
nine young ladies, were attractive features
In the programme. The welcome address
was well rendered, and the q'lartettes, solos
and choruses that followed were in excel
lent taste. Misses Wambaugh and Bailey
each presided at an organ, and their parts
of the exercises were highly appreciated.
The concert is to be repeated TINS
evening, and no doubt the house VIII
again be filed.
Old Folks Concert
The cold Folks concert at Masonic
Hall for the benefit Of the Memorial Asso-
citation, was well attended last night, there
being large and appreciative audience
present to witness the unique and pleasing
entertainment afforded. Our amateurs
were exceedingly good on this occasion,
and their efforts met with enthusiastic ap-
plause. The concert is to be repeated this
evening, when the price of tickets will be
reduced to fifty cents, and seventy-hTe
cents for reserved seats.
New Theater.
The New Theater re-opened last night
under the managerial auspices of Manager
Willis, and as IheGter C0nafQue, after the
style Of the Academy of Music in New Or
leans. They opened to very good house,
and the attractions offered were pleasing
and varied. The afterpiece, ''Po-ca-hon-
tas, passed off most happily, receiving FIRE.
| quent rounds Of applause. We are assured
by the management, that he intends to
conduct his ''Theater Comiqne" upon high,
toned and first-class ideas. No beers or re-
freshments will be permitted in the audito-
rum, nor will anything be tolerated on Of
off the stage, that would offend the mos
| fastidious.
Paradise Lost.
The city is decorated with the bills anC
pictures and posters of this surprisingly
| grand panorama, which will be on exhi
bition at Masonic Hall on next Monday
night for two nights only. OF course i
will be literally patronized.
Another Peak Family.
Another installment Of the Peak Family
the progeny of which appears to be almos
| as numerous as the tones of their merry
bells, we understand will be here in a shor
time, though the date of their arrival is no
| announced.
| Academy of Music.
This institution continues in full blast,
presenting nightly attractions to increased
audiences, and grow in public favor.
| Billiard Match,
We hear that it is contemplated to have
a grand billiard tournament during The
holidays. Success to it, as it would form
an interesting feature of Christmas times
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The uiItoniau TabIeaux.

This celebrated work of art will be eX-
hibited at Masonic Hall, in this city, COM
mencing on Monday, Goth inst, continuing
three nights only. A Cincinnati cotemPo-
rary says of them:
"Our highest anticipations of this exhibit
ton were most fully realized last night at
the Masonic Hall, in witnessing the scenic
representation of Millions Paradise Lost, as
illustrated by John Martin. The audience
was numerous, and throughout the whole
entertainment, from the rising Of the cur
tain to the going down of the same, their
eyes were held speu-bound, either by the
surprising beauty, vividness, grandeur or
magnifcence of the panoramic display, as
well as by the sublimity of the artists con-
canton Of the ideas Of the poet"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
Nashville Produce 11arket.

DRIED FRUIT-The market to-day was dull
with sales OF 9,343 lbs apples at &c.
AhUTS-Market dun, with sales of white at
81 10 y bushel.
BUTTER-stock large, and VIC quote at 2Oa25c
from wagon.
CHESTEUTS-We hear of small sales from wagon
at 81 u bushel.
FEATHERS-We hear Of sales az roc.
HAY-We heard Of sales at S27 q ton in depof
EGdS-Are in demand, and held at $40.
BEESWAH-We quote at 33c. Market duh.
IRISH POTATOES-Northern are quoted at 81 80
. Dbl
GREEN APPLES-Tennessee 81 so y Dbl; North
ern "a 3 Dbl.
COTTON SEED-Receipts liberal, and sales at
zoe u bushel of 33L1 pounds
GINSENG-We quote nominsIly at Toe.
SHIPSTUFF-We quote at SEA per ton.
BRAN-We quote at S24 o ton.
AlIDDLISGS-We quote at $40 g ton.
RAGS-COmmand 41{c.
WOOL-We quote bury at 1592)c. Unwashed
without hUrs 2j925c.; washed without burs Ssa
&c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
RrnIEsfnte Sale.

4 considerable number of persons at
tended the real estate sale in North Nash
vile Yesterday, but the bidding was not as
spirited as was expected. The first lot Of
fered was on the corner of High and Mon
roe streets, and was purchased by Enoch
Cunningham, Esq, at S25 per foot. The
same gentleman purchased the lot adjoin-
ing at SIG per foot On High street, be-
tween Monroe and jefferson, two lots were
sold. one being purchased by Mr.. Welt
muller at Sl2 per foot, and the other by
Mr.. Geiger at Slo.25 per foot, alter which
tLa S,1a Uas closed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
In Good Condition.

The North Nashville street railroad is doing
q thriving business, and the receipts show
a steady increase. The large debt which
has been hanging over the company has
been reduced to only five hundred dollars.
The stockholders have cause to congratu-
Late themselves upon having secured the
services of most excellent officers, uu-
der whose management the road must con-
tir,ue To DroSDer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17

London advices of yesterday quote POS
of 1862 at 655; 1868 old at 84}; 1868
at 81, and 10-40s at S2s.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 81 for the old and 423
for the new,
The following we're the quotations of the
New York stock market: Central and
Hudson consolidated S8i; Scrip 81s; Erie
25s; Reading 1909; Southern SCI; Cleve-
land and Pittsburg S22; Rock Island 1O5;
Northwestern Common 7O}; preferred s3t;
Western Union Telegraph 81.
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Discharged.

J. W. Lawless was arraigned before JUS
tice Brien yesterday charged with fraudn-
lent breach of trust In the appropriation
of funds obtained from James h. Ram
sey, Ccolored.) After a hearing OF the
case Mr.. Lawless was discharged, the costs
of the case devolving upon the prose
nlfnr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
Rough-amd-TurnbIe Fight.

Two large and burly darkies engaged in a
rough-and- tumble fist fight yesterday, not
far from the Lower Landing Quite a
crowd gathered to witness the pugnacious
exhibition. They made the claret flow quite
freely. and one of the two had his physiog-
nomy considerably damaged No arrests
were made
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Stock on hand. .

Inc following are the cotton quotations received
a. ~, SlS naelonal savings Company, Union
STOCK Quotations. are received hourly, and are al
ways accessible to the public:
iiLVhkP9oL, II :l5-Market steady; sales 1900
LIVERPOOL, 1:20-Market Arrner. saiea * oOo
bales; quotations unchanged '''0'
NEW YORK, l2-Holders ask an advance. but buy
sIs operate with caution, asking Csc for low mid
25AS26c; Orleans 25s!c -''' 'io""0
n; NEW YORK, 2:lO-Msrket quiet and steady.
MN no advance sales 1900 bales; low middling
&c. G 2pIanus 2o5ac; good middling &c; Mobile
20 OTleans 255sc. Sales on time December
Zz444S2d9zGc; January 24%c; February 25Hc:
March 26hc; April 257<c; May DC -''4''
o.Ia lvhhPooL' S--Market steady upands IIsld;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
EDGEFIELD.
The aIanicipaI Election.

As the time for the election of municipal
officers approaches the citizens generally
are beginning to discuss the subject. To-
night, tho people Of North Edgefeld will
hold meeting at Cowan's Hall to select
Aldermen for the ensuing year, and on to-
morrow night, those living in South Edge
field viii meet at the City Hall, for the
purpose of nominating candidates No
doubt both meetings win be largely at
tended.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
Notice to Show Cause on Petition for
Discharge-In Bankruptcy

TVHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT IRVING
L Gribble and Robert Webb, all Of Warren
County, Tennessee, have filed In the Office Of the
Clerk Of this Court their petitions for discharge,
and it was thereupon ordered by the Court that a
hearing be had upon the same,
On the goth Day of December, 1860,
at the hours of 10 and II A n respectively at the
Office Of J. W. Johnston Esq, Register, ct Mc81inn-
VILE Warren County, Tennessee, and that
and other persons interested, may sp-
pear at said time and place and show
cause If any they have, why the prayer Of sad Pc
titons should not be granted, and that the second
and third meetings Of the creditors will be had be-
fore the Register at the same time and place.
E R. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
nov}O-1aw9t o. 8. Dist. Court Mid. Dist. Of Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
TIE COTTON MARKETS.
Montgomery, Ala, Dec. IA.

Montgomery, Ala, Dec. IA.
We quote Montgomery cotton market dun and
dropping at 22llS22Hc for low middling.
Columbus, Ga, Dec. Ii.
There WIS good demand all OF to-day; mid
bngs DC; sales $50 bales receipts 945 bales; ship
nents 15S bales.
Atlanta, Ga, Dec. Ii.
Cottou-The market closed quiet at 22sfc for
middlings; 21Ac for low middlngs; 2)c for good
ordinary; l9a5c for ordinary.
Augusta, Ga, Dec. IL.
The Augusta market opened with an active de-
mand and continued SO throughout the day; sales
5g7 bales receipts 1858 bales market closing
quiet at 23Hc for middling.
Macon, Ga, Dec. IL
Cotton-Receipts to-day 72S bales; sales 572
bales; shipped 1867 bales. The market Was steady
and firm ali day at o for Iniddlings. Offering
stock comparatively light.
Mobile, Ala, Dec. IL.
Cotton-Recepts 1857 bales; exports 512 bales;
sales l. 100 bales; market closed firm; middlings
232lc.
Savannah, Ca, Dec. IL.
Cotton-Receipts 1852 bales; sales 800 bales;
middlings 24Ac; market inactive.
Charleston, =. e., Dec. Is.
Cotton-Receipts 2,7S5 bales; sales $50 bales ex-
ports cosstwise 1,34O bales; market closed quiet
but unchanged; middlings 24Sc.
Memphis, Dec. II.
Cotton-The market ia steady, and sales were
made at 23Kc for middlingi receipts to-day 1000
bales; exports /, l24 bales.
Cincinnati, Dec. II.
Cotton-The market is steady and Arm, With
good demand, and sales Of middling at 24c, ard low
middling at 23%C,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
In had Repair.

That portion of Bridge Avenue nearly
opposite Pitts stable is in bad repair, and
requires the artistic skill of Con. O'Don-
nell to make things all regular. The Edge
field authorities have just completed sub
stantial street to the bridge property line,
and the directors of the latter should meet
the former in the right spirit, and place
that much travelled thoroughfare in com
plete order
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
Paying up.

The delinquent tax payers have been
closing up their accounts briskly within
the past few days. City Marshal Crowds
has still on hand few more of those dis
tress warrants, and continues to inform his
constituents of the fact. There will be
very few who will allow their property TO
be condemned, and sold by the Circuit
Court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
RecOrtier's Court.

There were but six cases in the Record
er's Court yesterday morning, as follows
Susan Jackson (colored,) assault and
battery. 81 and costs.
Susan Parish, (colorod,) larceny, work
house for 16 days.
Robert Rains, Ccolored, assault and bat
tarv. workhouse l6 days.
Eliza Harris, same ofense, workhouse
eight days.
battery, So and costs.
Bette Gilmore, assault and battery, So
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A Suggestion.

We have heard it suggested that Hickory
street should be changed to Campbell
street, in consideration of the improvements
on that thoroughfare by the Alderman of
that name, who has erected every building
on one side of the street, except three, ex-
tending distance of two squares
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
Nashville Flour and Grain Market.

FLOUR-The decline is fully established, and the
market active to-day as follows: Supers $3.50:
family Sc; fancy S. u.
CORN MEAL-Saes and shipment Of 800 bushels
to-day at 81 . bushel.
CORN-COnsiderable quantities Of loose in ear is
coming in, and purchased by millers at SOC in ear
The shipments to-day embraced /, 200 bushels 900
sacked and delivered In depot at 81, and 800 at
N.05.
wHRAT-But little coming in and transactions
light We quote Mediterranean at S1fIO5; red 81. O5
CLIO; amber s1.I09l Is; white sL15SL2O.
OATS-Receipts heavy, snd the stock on hand is
far in excess Of the demand. We report sales at
Toe, sacked ard delivered in depot
BARLEY-But little coming in. We quote at 81
@1.25
RYE-Conmands s191.lO, loose from wagon
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Purchases

4 goodly number of heavy purchases
were made yesterday of the various dealers
in candies confectioneries, toys, books,
etc. bv country dealers for the Christmas
holidays, now close upon us. Our mer-
chants are doing, and have been, quite a
heavy business in this line for some time
past. 1t may be expected that business Of
almost every kind viii be very brisk for
the next few weeks to come.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
RrOkcn Lights.

We notice that several Of the window
lights in the windows of the Federal Court
room are broken, which makes it quite
cool and uncomfortable. A very small eX-
pense would make the room much more
pleasant and agreeable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
S,recfs CLEARED

The streets have been pretty well cleared
of noisy aud perambulating negroes Of
nights. Between their fear of dissection
and the vigilance Of the police force, they
manage to keep themselves pretty well
within doors after nightfal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
Clear and Cold.

The weather was clear and cold yesterday.
After tho early morning the clouds burst
away. and though the sun shone brightly,
tbe air was keen aud piercing stiff, north
wester blowing quite wintry blast 1t Is
azi9ont that winter Is upon US IN its stern
ness and vigor. 1t is predicted by many
,bat il will he a very hard and severe one,
tbough of this there is little certainty, as
a., weather signs are infallible.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
FuaDrOVed Front,

The front of the brick building on the
corner Of Union and Cherry streets, facing
Union. is being repaired and handsomely
decorated Cherry street Is rapidly be-
coming one Of the most attractive, as 1t has
long been one Of the most frequented,
thoroughfAres in the city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-17
Nashville Provision marh,,.

We quote the market firm as follows:
BULK MEATS-Clear sides I6Hc. clear rib
sides l64c; shoulders 12&c, packed
,1ACOS-No new In market Light stock Of old
sides and selling at I89l8Kc. O'N
1sSc; cans 19Kc; caddies I9Zc. StocE lipbt a n
prices advancing. =
RUMP PORK-Per Dbl s27
DhLED BEEF-Sugar-cured 18Ic.
BEEF TONGUES-Per doz So.