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State Of Pennsylvania. County of Philadel-

State of Pennsylvania. County Of Philadel.
phia, S.:
Be It remembered that on this third dav of
February, A. ID. 1869, before the subscriber
Notary Public in ana for the State of Pennsyl-
vania, duly commissioned and au thorized by
the Governor of the State of Pennsylvania Ia
take the acknowledgment of deeds and other
writings TO be used and recorded In the said State
of Pennsy lvanla, and to administer oaths and
affirmations, personally appeared O. II. Clark,
President of the National Life Insurance Com.
pany of the United States of America. and
made oath that the above is a true statement OF
the condition of said National Life Insurance.
Company of the United States of America upon
the 3lst day of December, A. ID. 1868
And / further certify that have made per.
Sonal examination of the condition of said
National Life Insurance Company on this day
and am satisfied that they have assets. safely
invested TO the amount of 5000, 900. That have
examined the securities now in the hands of
the Company, as set forth in the annexed
statement, and the same are of the value repre-
sented in the statement. l further certify that
1 am not interested in the affairs of said Com
paDy.
In witness whereof have hereuuto set NV
hand and affixed my official seal, this third
day of February. A. d. 1859
WILLIAM j. DELLEKER
ZIostutho1 Notary Public.
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INSURANCE.
MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY. Incorporated by the
Tegisisture OF Pennsylvania, 1886.

DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INsUR-
u ANCE COMPANY. Incorporated by the
Legislature OF PennsylVanla, 1885.
Office s.. e. corner of THIRD and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia
MARINE INsURANCES
On Vessels, Cargo, and Freight to all parts OF
INLAND INsURANCES
on goods by river, canal, lake and land carriage
TO all parts of the Union,
FIRE INsURANCES
On Merchandise generally; on stores, Dwellings,
Houses, etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,
November |, 1868.
S1'''''O Cent. Loan, 10 los.....,;... s2O8 10000
--''''' Cent. Loan, iSSl.............. 36sOOOO
WV Cent. Loan ior PacihoRJ. 100000
100000 State of Pennsylvania Six
Per Cent. Loan. ..........,..,.. 2ll,a75 O6
l25, GOO CITY of Phila. Six Per Cent
Loan exempt from tax. 12s,594OO
600 State of New Jersey Six
Per Cent. Loan ............., 5l,5OO 90
'''O Six Per Cent. Bonds......,. 100000
5000 Penn. II. Second Mortgage
Six Per Cent, Bonds........ 2,O00 on
-''OO' " SIX I Per Cent Bonds, (P.
r. II. guarantee) )..........." 20,62500
10000 State ofTennessee Five Per -
Cent. Loan...................... N,OO00O
Gent. Loan ...................... - 5,Os1 25
5000 Germantown Gas Co., prin-
cipal and interest guaran-
teed by City of Philad'a, -
800 shares Stock. ............... l5,OO0OO
10000 Penn'a Railroad Company. -
200 shares Stock.......... 1880 %
10 loo S shares res Stock. ............. 49,. $4,000
2O,O00 Phila. and Southern Mail - -.
Steam. CO., 80 shares Stock l5,OOOOO
2O1 800 Loans on Bond and Mort
Pronerties rsS IONS is..''.,.' on oisy 2O7 10000
Sl,lO9,OOO Par Market value, 81, ,lSO 325'25
Cost, 81, ,O93, ,604'26. -
Bills receivable for Insurance made 322, 1864
Balances due at agencies, premiums
on marine policies, accrued inter-
est, and other debts due the COM .
pduy aVIAfo 90
% tions, $3l5S. S.. Estimated mated value. val 1,sl8OO
Cash IN bank .....-..".,"........Sll6 l50US
''''-' 49, "i'" g ''''''''''''"' - 1858 7S
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Capital stock. ..;.sl, ,OOO, 600 90
Amount Of Assessments or install
ments on Stock paid in cash .......,.. l00) 90
Number of Shares l0000. Par value
Sl00. Market value SllO.
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and on deposit....-..... 6l,7si 70
Cash in hands of Agents In course of
transmission S3,92S6i
Amount OF Loans secured by Bonds
and Mortgages, constituting first
lien on Real Estate 10000 90
Amount OF Stocks owned by the Com
pany:-
u. g. Pacifics per cent..S20O0 coo Sl90,00000
per cent; 5000 cow r5OoOO
pany as collateral security for
Loans:-
Par. Ma ket value Amount loaned
1896, 600. Sl,095,2,0 $74l. 600 90
Accrued Interest not vet due..........., S430 90
u :. Internal Revenue Stamps......... 2O0 20
Deferred Premlums.."...,....r......... bS,OOO0O
sI,IAo.s4s.s7
Amount Of Cash Premiums received STA, 4,20l'66
Amount of Interest received from In
stments..."".......... ................. 267Sl56
S2OO,9S3'22
Amount Of surrendered Policy~........ s75 60
Amount of Expenses paid during the
year, including Commissions and
Fees paid to Agents and Officers
of the Compsny..;..""......... ......:... 72.Ol58l
Amount OF Losses due and unpaid, -
Amount OF Taxes paid by the Com
pany"~.:...;; .........-......... 2,O9S66
Amount OF all other Expenses and
Expenditures............... 75O7lT
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s1,647,367'SO

DIRECTORS.
Thomas Q. Hand, Edmund A. Souder,
John c.. Davis, samuel E. Stokes
James q. Hand, Henry Sloan,
Theophtlus PauldIng, William @. Ludwig
Joseph II. Seal, George g. Leiper,
Hugh Craig, Henry O. Dallett, Jrr,
John r. Penrose, John d. Taylor
Jacob p Jones, George w. Bernadou
James TraquRir, William q. Boulton .
Edward Darlington, Jacob Riegel,
II. Jones Brooke, spencer McIlvaIne
James B. Mcfarland, ID, T. Morgan Pittsburp
Edward Lafourcade, John B. Semple,
Joshua r. Eyre A. B. Berger, g
THOMAS u. HAND, President.
JOHN Q. DAVIS. ice.President
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary,
HENRY BALL. Assistant Secretary, IlO8
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NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THB
United States of America,
ON DECEMBER 81, 1868,

AS submitted to the Auditor General of Penn.
sylvsnis, for five months, ending December 81,
1868, inclusive.
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DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
I PHILADELPHIA.
INCoRP0kATED lS04-CHARTER PERPETUAL
No. 224 WALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange
This Company insures from loss damage by
FIRE,
liberal terms, on bulldiDgs merchandise furniture
etc, for limited periods and permanently on hnild
lIRs by deposit OF premiumL
The Ok mpany has been in active operation foF more
than SIXTY YEARS, during which ALI lOsseS have
been oInpty adjusted and pal
John L. Hodge, David Lewis,
M. -. MAhOny, Benjamin EttinR.
John Il. Lewis, Thomas h Powers,
William y. Grant, A. X. McHenry,
Robert w. Leaning, Edm und Castillon,
ID. Clark wharton Samuel Wilcox,
LaWreuce Lewis, Jr., Lewis O. Norris
JOHN II. WUCHERER, President
SAMUEL WILCOX, Secretary. SA2R
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

CTATBMENT OF THE CONDITION OF TIKI
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To COnsuN ptiVeS.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
d severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure.
To all who desire it; he will send copy o
the prescription used Uree of charge,) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find SURE CURE FOR
CoNsUMprIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS etc. The
object of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conceives TO be- invalu-
able; and he hopes every sufferer will ny
his remedy as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Co., New York.
ma25ly.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
County officers.

Probate Judge, W. 7. SINCLAIR; Office in
the Court Hause.1 - Z, e
Auditor, S. GRIMsHAw; Office in the Court
House,
Treasurer DANIEL NEUHARr; Office in the
Court House. @
Clerk of Court, JERE. WILLIAMS; Office in the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. J. P. SrRIeGs; Office
up stairs in Bfoomer House.
Recorder. D. O'CoNNoI; Office in the Court
House.
Sheriff, JosErH MYERS; office in the Court
House. ,qslua1 slea. 5re =...t s.G So :
Commissioners-IsAAc BERNHARp, ,WM.
WoRksIAX, F. A. LAMPIEG: Office with Auditor.
Surveyor, 0. S. SLOAN: ostofice Stafford.
Infrmary Directors. P. SCHUMACHER, sR.,
STErHEs DouGHERTY, JESSE JACKSON. a.. .. nm
Coroner, JOIN MuHLRMAN, ESQ !, Baresville,
Monroe county, Ohio.
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Allegheny 1--WE Stock Market.

November %.
CATTLE-The offerings Of choice
cattle were few, and were quickly bought
up at O0a 7 so per cwt. Other grades
we're dull and irregular in price, with
sales at prices ranging from 3 50a6 so
per cwt. as to quality. There was mod
crate aemand for stock steers at 00aJ
so per cwt. A considerable number were
left over, unsold.
HOGS-There was large run of hogs,
but prices were we'll mainta ined. The
general sales were made at II 00all 25
per cwt, with some sales of choice at II
so, and few extra hogs at IL 75a12 90
per cwt. A few common stock hogs sold
as low as 90 per cwt. Nearly all the
sock on hand was disposed of.
SHEEP-The few choice on sale were
quickly picked up by our city butchers
at full rates, ranging at 4 0Oa5 90, and
some very extra att %. Scallawags and
very common were dull Of sale at prices
ranging from 0ca2 90 per head. Lambs
we're in demand at 5Oa9 80 per head,
as to quality.
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In Bankruptcy:

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
u Southern District of Ohio. In Bank
ruptcy. In the matter o. Harvey Anderson
of Monroe county,in said nj trict. By order
of Court, the creditors of said Harvey Ander
son, a brnkiupt, are hereby notified to appear
before me, a. my Office in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on
tie 10th day of December. A. D. 1869, and
show caase, if any they have, why the said
bankrupt should not be discharged from his
debts. The second and .hird meetings oi
said creditors provided for in the 9th aud
2Sth sections of the Bankrupt Act Of March
2. 1867. will be held before me at the same
time and place GlLBkR I'D. MUNSoN,
u5vl6w3 Register.
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Belmont County Items.

The Commissioners of Belmont Coun-
ty decided at their late session to build a
new jail That action caused the follow
ing flare up from the Banesville Eater
prise Of the 25th inst: IA. ia O.. a-
'NEws JAIL-The Commissioners Of
Belmont County have decided to build a
new Jail at st. Clairsville. A committee
has been appointed to examine plans
and report upon the subject. Before
that Jail is built. it would probably be
well to see if the people intend to keep
that institution in st. Clairsville The
erection of sucha building at that place
will, probably, insure the continuance of
the county-seat at that place for many
years to come. After a new Jail is built,
it may be deemed necessary to erect a
new court house, and the question of re-
moval will thus be quietly taken from
the control of the people. There are
thousands of voters who want the coun
ty-seat removed, and it would be well to
settle the question before any more
money is spent On public buildings at St.
Clairsville.' y - .- 49, l.-
The st. Clairsville Gazette of the 25th
inst, had the following on the county
scat and Jail questions: s.
"By an advertisement in another col
umn it will be seen that petition will
be presented to the next Legislature,
PRAYING for the removal of the county
seat. We will now, no doubt, have live
times over this local question. We adj
wise all to keep cool"
'The committee appointed by the
Commissioners on the subject of q Jail
have visited Columbus and Cincinnati
and will in short time lay report be
fore the Commissioners for their action.
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GROCERIES--Cofee 23a25 for
fair to prime.
SUGARS-Good to choice New Or
leans 14Bal5c; Porto Rico 134a14Jc; Cuba
13a13!c; Demarara l5ic; Crushe lie; A
coffee ICE; 3 coffee Isle; G extra la!c;
G coffee 15c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans S5c; Porto
Rico 75c; Baltimore Syrup 75aS5c; New
York do. Goal 90; Choice Syrup Goal
10.
PROFESSIONALISM Mess Pork, SO
90; new Lard, 1Sbc.
POTATOES-Supply large;sales at 40
45c per bushel.
FLOUR-The market is unchanged
and firm. Red wheat is held at 5 so
40 70; fancy at 75a7 90; superlinc at
4 seal 70. Buckwhcat -four scarce at
80. Rye flour 6 25. .. .....
BUTTER-Held at 35a40c for prime
SALT-Dairy 3 SO; Ohio River ? 35.
TEA-Gunpowder tea ! 50a1 IS;
Young Tyson tea 30al 60; Black tea
GOAL 30.
TOBACCO-Navy tobacco, e5a75c;
dark los and Is, G8a73c; bright Is and
los, 75aSOc; fig lump, 7Oa80c; Garrett's
Snuff 73t; CARROTS Snuff in boxes s so,
FISIl-Firm. We quote: No. Mack
erel II 90; No. , half barrels 9 90; No.
) medium 6 so; No. 3 large s so Kits.
No. 9, ) %; No. l, 3 90. Lake herring;
half barrels, 3 IS; white fish Z so; La
brador herring at 5 IS half barrels; 10
SO per barrel
nOGS-The offerings are light, sales
at 9Ia10c. Packers are not disposed to
venture at present high prices, and only
butchers are buying at outside rates.
CARBON OIL-At Soc per gallon and
charge for package.
LARD OIL-Extra Mt 50a1 60.
EGGS-In demand at 29c Ter dozen
CHEESE-Market firm and demand
good. We quote Goshen at 20!a21c; factc-
~ 19a2Oc . . =
APPLES-Dcmani good; common to
fair l IS per barrel; fair to good, 2 OOa
3 so; choice, 3 90.
GLASS-First quality Sx10 / 00,1Ox
IL, 4 so, second quality SxlO, 90, l0x
70, 3 so per box.
IRON AND NAILS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 34a44c, ac-
cotding to width and thickness;horse shoe
SIC; heavy band 4ta5Ic; hoop and light
band, to : inch, 5a9I; round and square
33aT3c. oval iron 4la5c: half oval and
half round 4gga5lc; fiat rail, punched and
countersunk, BE; I rail 4Ea4IIe; 7 rail
spikes &c; nails, brads and fencing, ID
to COD, / 80; s and 9l / IS; 6 and I'd 5
co: / and sd 5 %; Sd 90; I'd I 25; bar
rel, ! inch to J inch, 5 25a7 80; finish
ing, l to 3 inch, 5 7aa9 so; easing, 10 to
sod, 5 25; Sd 80; Gd5 75: 4d6 90; fine
blucd i'd 25; Sd 7 %; I'd s %; lining
nails, I inch, 8 90; clinch nails 6 %; cut
spikes, 4 IS; boat spikes, cut, 5 %;
wrought 5 75a6 5a.
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TNHESE INSTRUMENTS HAVING BEEN Be
i fore the public for the past thirty years,
have upon their excellence alone. attained an
unpurchased pre-eminence that pronounces
them unequalled.
Their TONE combines great power, richness,
sweetness, and fine singing quality, as we'll
as great purity of information and harmoni-
business throughout the entire scale.
The TOUCH is plant and elastic, and Is
entirely free from the stiffness found in so
many pianos,which causes the pelfo to
so easily tire. ,--,. -..., .-..-...
In WORKMANSHIP they cannot he ex-
celled. Their action is constructed with a
care and attention to every part therein that
characterizes the finest mechanism. Nora
but the best seasoned material is used in
their manufacture, and they viii accept the
hard usage of the concert room with that
ot the parlor upon an equality, unaffected in
their melody; i'll fact they are constructed
mot for Year, but Forever"
All of KEABE's sovARB' PIANOS have their
new improved Grand Scale aid the Patent
Agrafe Treble in upper octaves.-
PATENT GRANTED AUGUST II, 1866,
which is conceded by all our greatest artists
and critics to be the graudest improvement
used in the construction of Pianos. Every
instrument fully warranted for five years,
Warerooms, N6'fl G,s13 Eist Slate e.,
COLUMBUS, O.,
Ind Nos. 298 te 290 Superior street.
. = CLEVELAND, ..
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Sheriff Sale.
S. A. Black ct al
:. ys.
William Wright ct al.

DY virtue of au order of sale to me directed i
- from the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale atthe
front door of the court house in the town OF
Woodsheld, on :.
Thursday, the Both day of December, 1869.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock am. and
O'clock PM. the following described real 90.
tate situate in Monroe county, Ohio to- wit:
Part of the southeast quarter Of section
eleven township five range i've; beginning for
the same at the post established at the south q
east corner of the aforesaid squarter; thence
with the line running between sections mum.
Der ten and eleven, distance one hundred
and sixty perches to post; lthence with tAs-
lins running between the southeast and .ths
southwest Quarters OF section number eleven
aforesaid, distance eight-four and eighteenth
perches to post; thence east, distance forty
two perchss to a post; thence north, distancs
three perches to post; thence north eighty
nine degrees forty minutes east. distanee-one.
hundred and eighteen perches to a post on
the north and south line bounding said sec-.
tion on the east; thsnce with the said linc,
slightly eight and four-tentn perches to the
place of beginning; containing eighty-ssven
acres and eighteen psrches, more or less. i.ss
Also part OF the southwest quarter Of
section FIVE, township five aud range Eve be-,
ginning at the south east corner Of said
quarter; thence north seventy-two perches to
a stone; thence west one hundred and sixty.
two seventy five one hundred perches to d
stone or the section line, thence south with
the section line to the south west corner Of
| said section thenea east with the sorlth bOuu u~
Diary line of said section to The place Of be-,
ginning, containing seventy:t3o and one faif
acres, more or less. ir.{ Z. - =
Also part of the northeast quarter of Sec
ton ten township five range i've, the saa,s
being off the east sids Of said quarter, separa-,
led by straight line running north and
sot!th, so as to contain fifty acres.
JOSEPH MYERS, @
novl6w5. Sheriff N. C. o.
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Notice.

IOHN WALKLEY. Of the State Of penusyl-
j vania, will take notice that hlhat. Muhle
man did, on the 9Th day of November, 1862
file his petition and affidavit for attachment
in the Court of Common Pleas of the county
of Monroe and State of Ohio, against the said
John Walkley, setting forth that the defend.
ant was inIeb.ed to him in the sum Of ST. :.
065 62 with interest on $S55 g. from DC.
tober 80, 1869, and on S2,O from April I
1858: that he is required to appear and an
swer said petition on or before the 2Sth day
of January, 1870.
ALBERT MUHLEMAN,
poy257G bv .irIos * Srr,cyn Atty's
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TAX PAYING FAcILITATED.-The tax
receiver of neighboring county has re-
Gently introduced "a plan, which, it is
thought, will facilitate the business of his
office and accommodate the taxpayers
who desire to avoid the penalty for non
payment of taxes after the day provided
by law. parties who wish toavoid the
crowd may leave at the freasurer's Of
fec, in envelopes, their tax-bills accom-
panied by checks drawn to the order OF
the Treasurer for the amount of their
dues, and dated November 10. The
checks so deposited will be entered after
office hours, and the payers may call for
the receipts at their own convenience y
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ES"A special from st. Paul says: A
gentleman from Fort Garry arrived at
st. Paul on Tuesday. He says the En-
glish half.breeds and whites take little or
no part in the demonstrations of the in
slrgents, but chiefly French half breeds.
A system Of passes has been adopted
and strict surveillance is exercised The
insurgents have taken possession of the
Hudson Bay storehouses, and are deal
ing out to themselves daily rations from
the cor1pany's supplies. DR.. Brown, ed
itor of the Norwestcr, refused 10 prin'
the rebel proclamation, but his printers
were forced at the mouth of the musket
to issue the revolutionary document
which was posted in various parts of The
rebellious districts.
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The GLORIOUS UNCERTAINTY OF THE
LAw.--At the last June term of the
Court of Common Pleas for Morgan
County, Ohio, the case Of Mason Jefiers
and others against Gen Ne9ley, came
up, and the jury found for the defendant
n the sum of some $4,000. The case
was tried second time at tic last term,
this month, and the jury finding for the
plaintiff in the sum of nearly $1,000
Gen. Negley was rich last June; he's
poor o-day and all by the operations of
the law.-Guernsey JeGcrSonian.
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New York Money Market.

IOtCIlDCl
MONEY-Steady at Sal per cent. on
call.
STERLING-Dull at 1OSSa10SJ.
GOLD-Lower; opened at 1853 and
closed at 124a124{; cstrying rates 4 per
cent, currency to per cent. gold. Clear
ances at the Gold Exchange Bank sl2,-
100000. The Sub Treasurer sold 81,
OOG, 900 at 125 13-lO0a125 5-100,
GOVERNMENT STOCKS--IIeavy,
in sympathy with the fall in gold, and
the decline was accelerated by accurate
sales on the part Of private investors
and financial institutions. The prices
made to- day are the lowest since spring.
Coupons of 81, 1l7aa1l7I; do '62,i Il! ia
114S;do "a, 1l24all2!!; do 'G5, 1l3a1l344;;
do new, 1!5a1l5I; do '67, l15sal15ii; do
'6s, ll55a1l54; 10 4os, lO74al07ll, cur
rency SIS, lO74alOT4.
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Chicago Market.

November 25.
FLOUR--Firm at / 25o4 so for spring
extras.
WHEAT-M olerately active and firm
sales of No. l at sale, No. 3 at S9iaS94c,
closing at S9lS9lc seller December for
No. ..
CORN-Dull and almost lifeless, open,
ing at zoe, closing at7S9a7Sic for No. 2.
This afternoon the market was dull at 7SA
a79c seller December.
OATS-In moderate request, sales OF
No 2 at Il aa42c, rejected at 37a39c.
RYE-Dull and 3a4c lower on No 2,
closing at 75c.
BARLEY-Firm, sales Of No. ? at |
GOAL 0S.
HOGS-Dressed in good demand and
the market fairly active and firm at IL so
a12 90, dividing on 200 pounds. Live
active and 5a10c lower at s 90a9 % for
common, 8 35a9 60 for fair to medium,
8 T5a1O 10 for good to choice, 10 l5al0
% for extra, aud 10 90 for extra prime
lots.
CATTLE There vas little more
life in trade to day for common to good
COWS, ) 50a7 90 for fair to good ship
ping steers.