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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-15
CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Aug. 8, 1869.

. - = CHATTANUONA, Hmm, mug. 0, IoDJ,
ID. W. RLMsDELL-Desr Sir: Since my last
have threshed my crop. They have turned sut
bushels of oats to the acre. tried dozen
sheafs, taken as they come from the stack; the
yield was four bushels oad one pint to the dozen,
or one fourth GUshet to the cheat. Owing to the
hard weather. one third Of my oats frOze cut.
We have had the longest aud most disastrous
drOuth we ever had 10 this country. having nc
rain scarcely since May LIST. If we had had an
ordinary season, / would undoubtedly have
made ttC0 hundred bushels PEI acre. If | live
next season, l will give your oats q far test.
| do not write this for advertising or publica-
lion, as have none for sale: what | spare will
be gratuitOOs 10 my friends. believe can ex'
eel anything Of the cat kind in the world with
this seed next year.
Resp ectiully yours,
I'M 7, DIVINE.
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ARTHUR A. BLUMRR.


JOHN LINDSAY, Patterson. Pa, Aug. II,
says: l sOwed the bushel of Norway oats had
of you on one acre of sandy soil. They ripened
as soon as my common oats, yielding so bushels
per acre. | only regret | did not buy more seed
from you. They are the wonder Of all who saw
them; stalks like rake teeth, and found 5000
grains from one seed. They have created a
great excitement in this section. My seed is ali
spoken for, and much more will be wanted in
this section. Farmers now say they are no hum
bug. and are sorry they did not buy last year.
They have walked up too late" "Thst's what's
the matter"
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wEieH HEAVIER AND ARE MORE rBorIrARLE

MANSFIELD. ONO, Aug. 81.
am pleased TO inform you of the great sue-
cess Of the Norway cats with me- I sowed on
: andy loan, without manure. and got yield of
seVenty-tWO and half bushels. weighing thir-
ty-six pounds to the bushel, from one bushsl of
seed, which we consider enormous They grow
strong. with very large beads. am firmly Of
! ne opinion that they are one hundred per cent.
PETER and more profitable for the farmer to
grow than any other kind Of oats,
Respectfully yours. s. w. BARR
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=, l raised as many Norways on ono acre as I
dld o. common oats on two acres equally as
IN quality, weighing 40 to As pounds to the
bushei. W. ii, BISHOP, Leesburg, Ind.
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READ THE TESTIMONY .

LOUISIANA, Mo-. Aug. Z, 1863.
The season with us has been too wet for oats
The Norways have been a success. The heavy
rains beat down the common oats so that they
hal TO be moved. while the NOrwsys stood
erect, not a single straw having fallen or lodged
| am too we'll pleased with them to sell kernel
even ut $40 bushel, which | could readily do
| shall SOW all have another year One of my
neighbOrs sOwed seven grains on very rich land,
and harvested one quart.
ARTHUR A. BLUMER.
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They are an Improvement Of vast import
ance 20 the West. Our farmers are advised to
secure this seed."-Report Of Meeting Of Ili-
nols Grain Growers at Chicago. 49, ~
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GREAT BARGAINS

TO BE SOLD Al. PUBLIC AUCTION ON
\ Saturday, the 10th inst, at nine O'clock, At
tne leonard House, No. 20 South College street,
tables chairs, bureaus looking glasses, ,seyerai
seS OF China ware and cutlery. a No. bar
r9on counter, one large cooking stove and uten-
sais, vita everything else necessary 10 furnish
hrst-class boarding house
1; as the present tenent has determined to 90 10
i've on ms farn IN the country. the effects will
DC sold without reserve. Terms: Cash
octl2-tds
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The Norway oats are not humbug. as some
suppose, but will yield more than any other va
rIety IN this county..-Report ST, Clair County
tMo.) Farmers Club. -
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have been raising the large Irish oat but
ny NorwSys have moe than doubled on the
clher Kinds, and are heavy and of excellent
quailtyY u. F. D0DD, Van Buren,, Pa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Fastest trotting horse, mare or
gelding,. ). Med and Sl09
I'd best.....,.......... ............ IS
Sd %
No animal taking this first premiatn will be
allowed hereafter to compete for any premium
given by this Association in this class
Fastest double team owned by
one individual aud not kept
for sporting purposes............Sil. Med and SIS
"a best .-e-.................-....-.. II s-e.. 20
Sd best....,..................-..... 10
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in our section Of country. The hulIs are thin,
with plump berry, which accounts for their
heavy weight. recommend farmers to seDdto
Yours. etc. GEO. BOYER.
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/ measured one head Is inches long, snd any
quantity over % inches. The oats pie right up
o. or ihe AGads. and the stalks are strong enough
- ---LOHN MARKS Srnrrna Ne \.
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0''ID'I9 g JN6. L. DIVINE.

TIE UONAEAU COUNTY tOhIOl AGRICULTURAL So
GETTY INDORsE THEM.
Annoy, OHIO, Sept 3.
l am highly pleased with the appearance and
prospects of a great crop of the oats | had OF
you. The officers of the Conneau County Agrl-
cultural Society met at my place to examine
these oats, and pronounced them far ahead OF
any oat they ever saw. and a good success
Respectfully yours. A C. DIBBLE.
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OVER ONE HUNpREp BUSHELS TO TIE ACRE

UPPER MAHAUToNGo, Pa, Aug. q, 1859,
l received e bushel of your seed too late for
fair trial. The yield was hirtg-three and three
tourths bushels, surprising anything ever seen
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The increase in yield is fully 100 per cent
over the other yarieie and the quality better"
1 w. P. ELLIOTT, knoxville, Tenn.
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10 Stockholders,

OFFICE OF THE N. &D.RRco
mr., - NASHVILLE. October 5. 1864 I
ltE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE lSTTCK-
. olders Of the Nashville and Decatur Rail-
company, in Nashville, VI '"e
On Tuesday, the 9Th Of November, 1869.
=. otoe kholders will be passed free 70 ana from
90 ooe convention. on the sth and 9Th going. and
Sss sth, IOth and 18th returning. BY exhibit.
ING their certificates Of stock TO tha Condnctor
OcO ID q w SEA Cn.--.-'
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COMMIssIONER's SALE OF
Valuable Mill Property I!

L WILL SELL ON MONDAY, lsT DAY OF
l. November, 1869. in front of the Courthouse,
in Hopkinsyille, Ky, at public aurtion, one
undivided half-interest Of L. A, Waller, deed,
an the HopkinsYille Steam FIGURING Mill.
This valuable property. building aud ma
chinery, Is all new ard in perfect order, with
abundant supply of water Is situatei imme-
diaiely on 4. ii. 4 n Railroad, and in one of
the finest grain growing counties in Kentucky
TERNs-One third cash. balance IN equIl
payments If nine and eighteen months
w. l.. TRICE,
Oct. 8. lS69.-tds Special Commits iGner
ElOurl FlOuri
IUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT 100
bb,s NIX Feacher's Flour. which we offer
TO the trade
ser J. N. CARSEY. SON a. co.
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Maryland Bag Factory

RAGS OF ALL KINDS.
II Dummy, BurlAps, Seamless.
Cotton and Hemp Grain Bags.
Coffee Covers and Grocers' Bags.
Cotton BaRging and Ropes.
o. II. V. II. KLEINFELTFR.
>. W. corner South and Pratt streets.
ocS bun RAITTMOPE7 Am
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As. H. BR yam

j
has been admitted as a partner in our firm, to
date from July ], 1869.
Our co partnership has been extended. and in
future the firm will be
Morgan. O'Bryan &c 90.
jly3ltf IRBY MORGAN. B 0'RYAN 4 co.
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CONDITION POWDER

TNOR HORSES, MULES, CATTLE AND
Hogs are uuequalled for Coughs. Colds.
Loss Of Appetite. DistemPer. Hide bound.
ia~ Water. Thick Wind OF BelloW5. Founder.
IA All the diseases incident TO these animals:
They are also sure cure and preventive Of
HOG CHOLERA, as can be shown ~ Numerous
tastimouials from all parts Of the country,
SSb;ch alone makes them invaluable 10 farmer
md stock men throughout the United Statee.
arranted TO do ali that 70 claimed ioE hem
for sale by Merchants and Druggists geneT
ally Manufactured by
hodges & RICHARDS, Druggists, Nash
riiie Tenn, General Agents, TO whom all or
6srs should he addressed. iun25 cod ON
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w. G. COOK, M. d..

OFFICE-NO. 8 Maxwell HOuse.
REsIDENCR-No. 1873 South Spruce street.
sep24 If
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The Verdict Rendered.
norway Oats.

II asst SEASON WE PRESENTED TO THE
4 farmers of the county some of the evidences
of the wonderful productive powers of the
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Many doubted and some called as swindIers.
Seed time and harvest have passed. and the
vsRDIcT IS RENDERED Thousands Of farmers
responding from the North the South, the East,
be better than We ever represented fhsm 10 he,
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Sd Day. Wednesday, Oct. 20

sweepstakes Tor Ail ages anu
No aged animal taking this premium will be
allowed 10 compete in his class for any premls
um hereafter given By this association.
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MULES.

Fattest trotling stallion
to harness, mile heats,
free for all horses 10
the United States....... Prem, Dip. and $50
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OWS-DUREa AM.H
Second Day-Tuesday, Oct. 10

Style, durability, docility and training to be
considered 10 awarding to this class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSDaS Aug I'LL n-Conso open s2i money 92f
Tor the RVsTSeny bonds que' and steady
81 G6l; u 1853 old at
tht issue Of 1861 Rne Railway shares 1875 Illinois CenA st
Atlantic and Great W esteFn, IA
LlyKaPoot Aug isii a m-Cot.on opened arm MIdang Up
nds 3td Mdding Orleans l3d The shipments Of Cotton from
BOMBAY The 10th inst the last repot aeoordng private Ad
wees. have been 10000 bales.
loSDos Aug Ill PmConsos for Money 92t for account 80
United states Rveueny bonds 800 for the issue OF 1862 s for tue
Issue Of 1905 old si for the Of 1851 Stocks frm
LlEEhPoOL Aug l6 pmBreadsiuh quei No. Red West
err Wheat i0i2Ul0l3 per Genital Lard Bi per cTL
Pans Aug Ihe Bourse opened hsaEy Renies y francs cen
tines
hvRE Aug 6cOOn opened srnO Tres ordas on the spot
lbs francs per -
LoSDoN Aug 1850 nCohsols closed 9z for and 90
Tor account u bonds oed al 8 for the Issue OF
1907 81 the 1865 the Of 1851 stocks
queii Erie, l9i; Illinois, 9il
LrvEKPoOL Aug lG-4:O m-Co.ton closed armer Mdding
UPahd lid MdtnR Orleans i3d sales OF the day 10 zoe bales
california Wheat declining H. sons per GENITAL No Red Western
Wheat. 1912 per GENITAL
LoNBoN Aug 6sug ahoAi easier but auotaby lower Lin
seed on tjl Isl per Rehned Petroleum., 4 per gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17

THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-Secured
by Land Grant of Three Millions of Acres in Kan
sas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan Kansas, TO Denver, Colorado, and a
for 49, miles, and earning than enough TO pay The
interest on this ne0 loan. This loan 30 years
pays per cent principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better investment in the market
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars address DAB-
My. MORGAN & Co.. No. 50 Exchangeplace, and NJ
K. JEsUP q Co., No. 70 Pine-st, n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17
AT HUDSON CITY.

BY Judd, Buckingham Co.-Ss7g sheep and lambs, at
g. 30 each
Kase Hauver Co sold 1852 sheep at IS Sc per head
At FOrtieth st., by A. Van Vert for Asbury X Lerch.
i,644 sheep and lambs ut % 81 each.
sWINEReeeipts OF 81 100 Hogs, 1000 ess tina last
week but there is no change from i2lo for dressed
being 2i6 Illinois hogs at the latter price. The sales OF
live hogs the increase and viii doubtless be still
larger when the slaughter house. already begun, adoi-
ing the Forethst yards shall have been completed 10
proposed 10 keep II beyond the control OF any clique
ring" that II hogs cannot be sold alive for their
fun value ct tme they be slaughtered without
slaughteriDg the owners. ..".. .iII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17

COFPEE-Por West India STYLES the
buyers advantage Rio % less active though hnn and abe
AybOrg 6 Goodwin and n Baltimore 1900 eI Aabne Oh private
SILL fair business doue IN prices nete
eguarty the low grades tribe lower the medium and
demand for at fall prices TIE supply hslt NJ sales are
bb 80 ga 80 70 for hupene State ~ 2Usl ~ for
grades Of Extra; 81 lo0$ p for good TO choice
Sp1g Wheat Extras; 80 Minnesota Extras
81 2Sas7 70 for City Shipping ErraH % 80GS7 10 for
Sbboing Ohio, Round Hoop; o. lua@l y for Trade
brands; 81 J5aS8 for Family s7ns7 50 for Amber
Winter Wheat Western; - 0a - 30 for White Wheat do
for Family DO S7Usl % for 81 Louis Extra
Oregon Flour dull and prices heavy sales Of 80
50 Hort and 50 oTaH5 40 wa The
bbs 80 650 ~ ~ for ordinary 10 good EIrA
~ 750 90 % Tor Extra Georgia and virginia
Delaware 5li 30 Family DO do Rye Flour . hrn
sales Of 100 bbs at ~ S0Sb - Corn Meal Is
Liverpool u 900 bush Wheat 1t by
600 bnsh Wheat o and 2eO bb Flour al 2 90 To London
To GlasgOE, by steamer, 1000 lush Wheat At iuid
GRAtETbe Wheat market fairly active but prices are Tfegn
most grade, 81 ev slight improvement and clos n we ina @ &
f0Gs Y for Mined SPRING ~ 1891 % r No Chaso
I'll 65d 81 57 for No hiNaukee shoat aud ~
store 81 Is Milwaukee; ~ 70 for Red Westerns 81 i20
81 % Amber = % o Amber se ~ 8oa$l g7l o White
California 80 for White Michigan 81 10 for Amber DO ~ W io
Kentucky; 81 IS for White southern Sui 1sd 80 Tor An
including arrive Of nos and Mixed private
Barley Mat tame and very quiet AZ 81 5oG4i o. Os are
607lc; Old do In lots dI5c Jersey at 65
G SousU M Ga7ie losing nominal mod
crate Wesep Al 3Gt state though
the market the light receipts give sellers he
&c sales 5000 bush Damp am Sn,oapd az &c ~ 81
t5d and Western NelOS az ~ y, so store -,
htoot Of Drain IN he6 York dnd BrookH drehot Aeg ~
Rre Is a hush Barley Malt 1906 no buh Peas 1927
bush Of which 800. go bush are C.liornia -, s..s
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
z PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Coupon or Registered.
Free of Government Tax,
Secured by FW8t Mortgage ON the

n. Y. AND OswEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD
and by the additional guarantee of paid-up capital
of six million of dollars
Issue limited to $4,000 per mile of road actually
built and in running order.
The road is in course of thorough and rapid con-
structon $50 miles will be completed by LIST October
next aud the entire line, it is believed by the end
of the ensuing year.
The admirable selection Of the route for command
ing both local and through business cannot fail to
make it one of the best paying railroads in the
country
These choice securities are meeting with rapid sale
at par and accrued interest in currency, at which
price they are still offered.
For further particulars apply to
GEORGE OrDYKE d Co., Bankers
No. - Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17

Gold opened at 1874, sold at 1884, 1S45,
1s 1854 1884, closing 1885 0l33i The ciearings at the
Gold Exhange Bank were sSI775oOO, and the balance
&5y sgi 81 The total imports Of specie for the week
were S3O592 previously reported S9siUs; total since
Jan l. 1869, $9,sl5SSO. Same time, 1868, A,524.iH
Government bonds opened dun and weak, declining
from al per cent upon light transactions The lower
quotation Of gold had the tendency to check purchases
for shipment and with the exception of moderate invest
ent purchases there no demand AT the close the
market became firm and improved ba4 IN prices CLOSING
STEADY at the advance. r...-... .... Dad.
State bonds were moderately dealt in and showed more
hrmusss six eeut sold at 623 New bonds
B2i0-2E North Carolina six per cents 5Oa5G Mis-
sour SIX per cents lower, selling az 81 Railway
BONDS we're firm under well distributed investment
demand. and no large amounts TO be had at quota
Iions Bank shares strong American Exchang Q
sold at 1l5; Fourth National 1851 Tenth National lO7
miscellaneous shares dun ard without interest;
Quicksilver sold al l5l, and Pacific Mail, s2las3B West
ern Union Telegraph active with large transactions
Rt s35 Express shares neglected with the ex
ceptou Of Adams, which changed hands in small lots at
690j5l
The Railway share market opened feversh and I'M
settled and at the First Board there large bust
transacted lower rates, the most active stocks
beng Michigan Southern, Rock Island and the North
Western shares Chicago and Alton largely dealt in
AtI539Ij5i; Chicago and Alton Preferred sold at 1856
Hannibal and St. Joseph shares lower the Common
selling at 1873 and the Preferred at l25 Reading opened
at 90. sold 81, closing at eCI. Michigan Southern
ranged from IOli TO 1903 North Western Common,
slas8s Northwestern Preferred g7 asl Rock Island,
llGt gfI5g Wayne declined from l5S to 1914 Cleye.
land Pittsburgh sold in large amounts at 1864 9l05i
st. Paul Common sold s2asl ST. Paul Preferred s950
80. The Eew.YOrk roads excited NewYoTk
Central opened at 2o9l sold at 200, 2il, 2llb,
2OgI closing at 2lOs. Hudson sold at lSolS6t.
Harlem dull and steady at l629l63.
AT the second call the tone Of the market rner and
Irlces showed improvements Of from ial3 per cent
from the lowest quotations OF the day The most active
stocks Reading and Michigan Southern, both Of
which advanced Il per After the call the market
became strong and active upon report that the trunk
lines settled upon rates for through freight and that
an advance to paying prices would be made this week
Readug advanced 81 upon report that the City of
Philadelphia had made proposition 70 the schuykl
Navigation Company to stop operations, and allow the
water which supplies the canal to be turned into the
TairmOnt Water Works. The canal receives It's supply
from the the city, and this movement be
Try in order to obtain sufficient supply.
The stoppsg OF this line Of transportation VIII add
largely the business Of the Reading Road The market
elosC strong at the highest prices Of the day
Tn following were the closing quotations Of Govern
anda
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THE MARKETS.
icsremlly IepoLleI bod TnE TnnnrsE.

iCareluly Tep0Ilel iOf IHE IKIRUNEI
M0SDAY. l6 1862
ASES-The market dali and unhauged Of bbs At = m
as GIL for Pots Pearls nominal
OTTONTb light it Tor future
livery prices geaeraY rule tue offerings
only m 4g bales SATURDAY sud II 10 arHye Of
200 sales also Of
bales Low Nddng o October private terms ~ DO Tor No
Of Z 90 do do Z1ir $50
January 26 and 30 December 81 l6, free on board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17

FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT Bonds or LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY, z
per cent gold interest free of United States taxes
We recommend these bonds a safe and profitable
investment producing nearly 10 per cent per aunum
in currency ana in exchange for fvc-twenty bonds
yielding an increase of 45 per cent in net annual in
come Present price 80 and interest. Full p2rticu-
lars furnished by JAY COOKE a Co.
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RECEIPTs on PRoDuCR.

Ara B283is bush Whea s3 bush Corn. - us bush Oats
LII bush Malt. lfBll bba Flour 100 bbls Corn Meal 4t bbs
Whisky 29 hb Refined Petroleum 800 bales Cotton 46 bales
Wool 50 bales Hops 62e sides Leather $40 Hides 9l bales Hides
lelTpkEs pkg Cheese IS TaOH pkg Lan
1g pkEs EGGS ne bhdL Tobacco 81 pigs Tobacco pkg Grease
bh Crude Turpntus 2s bills Tar 50 bills Pitch 92 bbs Rosn
b Ashes 50 bills Copper 765 bags Cotton Seed 6 pfg Rce
5g bags Peanuts. Ia pkga Beeswar
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quOt' $4,000 shipping and e 0sl for retail lots New bay
HEMP-Msis Is doll 4 & gold Other kinds without special
H6SET-cSba selling at sSs7ie, Goh in bond and S'asas.
HoPs moderate demand steady quote at from so's
MotAssBS~So Important safes Of sny description nAis public
NAVAL sTORRS-crSds Tarpsstns Is qusi sPir-viA receipts
h sg SaS 5 Is q1 ' sosi srB Of no change ID.
receipts are l7OO bbs Gre AND che ee" s '..
sl 7S I No s3es5 for No. l. and from % % % hEa'r
oL-For Lnssd there continue, ghi dsSssd asd
pnees are heavy " ags for casks and ss a
Only nodse Os inactive and nominal Laa oI m
PRovISI0Ys-Tbe PORK m.i.. h sn devoid animation and
Mes without finding buysJ 100 eo sold 0 a. ~ on soHtr.e
Sn private terms IN Other description we note So western
ae Mess. sHd 90 asa $s 5 Cry Pine Beef :5GSi
P.g The 6s.sF a % 'ts o. Ts Beef aomu
sls6s23 Cor Prime Mess and s29G s for iH ass. , M.I
s1, had TSi R1 S.n.bd es Of bore. @ various
1 be- W.. sale. q P 6 S,., and s q % f S:. d
BUTIEEiIa ae continues dull sSe the receipts are O' o.
S'sPs ReT $3.50 store pad ssiis So.I eS5o
Brooms Co pals fair Middle and sOusbsu..' S % az
Half tubs Pennsylvania pals
Fine Tubs, M 70 good ' go
w cSR .. s t. - Sss sn. Hs yellow
Common 10 fsr 52a35 Common paeked...2sg29
CHRpyE isin fair demand andis We
State Factory ofanyl3 do fann dairy skimmea'''' I'D,
Common good. ...l3 G2 Ohlo factory nj
Skinned b dV lNonn DAJ kOou
Farm dairy hDe......l4 4d9 IAommon hhtoea'''''''''
Medium. ola iPneappe ''.S q
PRTROLEUMCuie Ia bulb IL firm and 10 lar demands AsA
bbls 6l7lc chiefly az the latter rate Refined early ne G
Vas ran and sss 10 the eeut Of W. be noted a.
32Ic but toward The ose the effect sales
for the future OF for export The shipping checked the
egl In Philadelphia trade moderate and pse' u
changed. a,
RiCB-n obbing trade IS fair and values usnned sales Of
Carolina at 84d9tc - t-..t.,
sUGAS-Pee remain very fm for Raw Sugars aud The inquiry
good holders offering less freely and the general market 10
healthy condition Fair to Good Refining llialie sale. o. &
for Ouba l3Gl3 for Porto Reo 43e Tor aheu
and $50 boxes HAvAHa at 2i ksfnd hrner al I'
for HatdS -.
sBBDs-In Seeds there yeU little doing and prices are
nominal Glover aud 250 - 20 for nmothy ngh
selling 81 55d $3.50 Calcutta Lnsed selling at - To-
gold o.. , ,nz,o. 4.
SUMACsicr is selling at sSOa low, and so6sl
for hin grades Virginia is quoted al 500 oluO
TALLOWTb demand light; prices are irregnai there u no SUP
pv quotations nominal At III 02c for prmei rumod sale
Of d ono n inferior AZ lllc. 49, =.
WHSKYbe better and avei sales OF 500 bbs -
81 3d 81 IS, closing pl l5d 81 TO- including kO bb 70 ho
week At 81 II.