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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MARKETS BY IEAEthAfd-
EoFetGn 1lnrkrtR-
TEANdAI-
Loxpos. Nay 4-Evcntnx-
Co1sess stt npeney, g1t: ~ account, ~; tso:-
h.rncr III S.seks fftnrf: Erie. TN; m.aota Central
slk; Atlantic l. Great Western. ~.
United stAies bonds, e.,
Pam, Nay &
Bour.e eaEy. rea.eA H. src.
CoNKEXC14k
IxvE4foo1. A1ye1i Is T. m.
Flour, III 3D. Red wheat, n ID White Wheat. ~ ID
Corr. II
49, Lrnroo1- My s-s T. n
Pert, 111kA Lard, HHe.
Hest unchzrHed. - ,x-.
Cotton dan; rasddisns rrssnds nt.a: otiea1x, FL;
Ea}e&- 6un bR.eA
California white rxhrxs- - ID. nd Te4teEu. q "a
Nestern noar. III q, Gorn-Ni1ed. I'd Uatl, - u
Rattry. Il Frsa. r. Cd
Pufk, IT'S Hl Bre4, NaA- Lard 81 6d- b&ecn. 6Al
Gnr1Tnoh Tr.tn. - fne. II,
*{Ar3ts II rrtyrleuna. r.
ISllow. <Ss9d 49,.
As1wE1s. Aaye
HAvrE, Nay 4
C,tton % trek, 1t34 fEarea
nt.clern declined 10 I'll. fsanes.
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Tie bweat md highest quotations fW go4d
a!nee April 1st were: 1s1k on April s and isaH On
Msy :, The ran1o IN New Tprk to-oAy WAS:
, 1869-05-09

DEVELOPMENT OF TIE VOCAL 0gGlAs,

P.sYhLt 2:biIAhed AID fer faIe Is cent1} by WEST
RRN EEWs CO, II and II Sts,e<t. br PYrf Nc
COY. Il CT. .'h5s o,v.a Hcnse staseaeats b. atnsef4
s1e.t-rs and tnyzitA Of rtats TO their ra!oes and
f7tteae: ed netes st1rne:tened toses naje loss
yCEra st3fG;ed
, 1869-05-09

Kt7fF.7I 6H1tISS&40S5. &1+d1AS93s
estAeaE. halanrt. 8a1.6l.aA
n,.tsrseme.:. II eoin interest, ess7,nt Ksgoss q
geld Il dAy. &!t 50; to Europe 1nd to a&r&H1 &l0:
teis! fer thr ,7rrk. 4t4.tn lrposss this wc.k-Dry
Rfris o. &eAsc5; Senc71l merchandise. elt57.lE.
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PROPOSALS

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For The Week Ending aTny =.
SATURDAY EvkSIS6. Nay &
BEEF UATTLE

In eompaii lux the rrcpts for this week and Last wc
hL4 :tr follaH IiG:
Kteei!t4 tn re t,an Last week IS
Sltrulcrts EroIc skan last week.
ItYE 6rt1CK YnE11HTA
On and after ritay, March ls. ls3 until further no.
ticv al lire atcck fruS ch4zeo c,1nTttinE
Eta Fast NIL lE tAkru only by actual wetSht. ol
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tho manufacture of wine Then it will
be but few years until one or more
railroads will have their terminus here,
The Marine Ways and tho WOOleu Fac
tory, will no doubt shortly be bull,
Taking all these facts into constellation,
it is Q matter of surprise to the iutelII
gent observer that FONT Pleasant does
not grow more rapidly, aud than she
does.
What we want is emigration into our
midst. To those designing to locG!o 10
Yves, Virginia, we can say that Point
Pleasant and Mason county lIers supo-
rior and almost uuequnllod Inducements
Come and see, You will find our peO-
pie kind, obliging and hospitable Come,
whether you have capital or not. II you
have none, stout hearts and willing
hands will soon Gud O hundred avenues
that will lead to wealth and lndepend'
oncO, II you are possessed of means,
still more opportunities will greet you on
every hand, when by judiciOu' invest.
ments you will speedily increase your
wealth. Come while lbe beautiful fields
Of different kinds of products are vigor'
ou.ly growing, compare their appearance
with those of other States, ,and you will
stay with US. Come while the trees ore
clothed with foliage, and the meadows
are decked in their beautiful summer
dress. Come. and enjoy with us a resi-
dencc in this garden spot of the world
"whcre a man is man If he's willing to toll
And the humblest may gather the fruits OF the
soil"
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Every dwelling house should be thor
oughIy opeuod and ven'il''od every
morning in the yoer, and OF this warm
and wei season should be kept open long
or than usual, It's better to have the
flies to cat up linlo dirt specks than
mould and damp 10 breed sickness
Clean out and lime your cellars thor
oughly. Throw some lime in your
vaults, and in damp places about your
out-houses.
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Alp Society The Greonbrior Pres.
bytcrian aid Society" of this place met
at Mr.. John McCullochs on the Kama
who, last Thursday, There was quite
a large number present. all Of whom
seemed TO spcod their time pleasantly
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B,rrwoRr ADVERTISING AcEsoT.- hes5r5
E. S. Riley, Jr,, and John NJ kilman, al ~
authorized agents 10 receive, SUBSCRIPTIONS anu
aJrny,isemenls, at our regular terms.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

The contract Tor building a Court
House for Logan county has been owar'
deA to John Mabau. of Charleston =
The building is 10 be completed by Nc
LIST Of September, 1870 and will cost
$500,
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Nor,cr-He!eafter we shall make 1t a rule
10 charge at the rate of 10 cents per lng loI an
opnfTs, and advertisements OF any uG,sciP,
ron, which are placed in our local columns
religions and charitable rollces alone eTeep,s;u
Free advertising and pulling positively dis
continued.
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BLANK DEEDs.-We have just printed
lot Of Blank Warranty Deeds, which
are for sale at this Office
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Sryp TEEN ly--We respectfully ask aus
It's or tbe Peace 10 report cases of pubisc in
s ..Sts tried before them, aud everybody 10
IA '12 iiems Of interest for publication. A To-
al nsner should be compendium OF loca
I 10, Help US to so make the Register.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

EuuU GREGG, the man arrested some
lime since on suspicion Of having hum
cd tie Preston county courthouse, was
tfei at King wool last week aud found
gully The ponsIty he pays for bic Iol'
ly is hanging.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

"CLrrroN NAIL WOHRs. These
works have resumed operations and are
now prepared to supply the public with
their celebrated Nails" at Wheeling
pribo1
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A Law THAT OuGur ToBg ESFoRcED'
For the benefit of mischievOus people
old ana young, as we'll as matter of
news; we publish the lweuly-eigbth sec
ton of chapter One hundred and forty
FIVE Of our Code. Itis as follows:
"If any person shall unlawiully cut
down or otherwise ojuro or destroy any
Iruil or ornamental, shade or other tree,
vine, bush or ospling, standing in gar
dens orchards, nurseries, streets, side
Wake, groves, fields or forests, or take or
destroy any fruit, or garden, or farm pro-
duets the property OF another, OF any
value whatever, such persons shall be
fined OF imprisoned 10 the jail OF the
county, or both, OF the discretion oil The
Jury, AMI sholI moreover be liable to
the party injured 10 treble the amount Of
damages By him sustained, 1t shall be
lawful inr the owner oil any orchard,
fruit garden, vineyard, or field or eocIos-
ute, wherein is cultivated any domestic
fruit Whatever or for atty person employ
ed in the cultivation OF, or rightfully ia
the possession ofonY such enclosure
to arrest aod detqiu in custody and con-
vey before any justice of The county
wherein such arres, is nisde, Onv person
who may be found violating any or eth
er Of the provisions Of this chapter
Remember boys big and liule, old aud
young, that as soon as you invade a gar
den or orchard for melons, or apples or
any other fruit, the Law invests the own-
er of soch garden. orchard or patch, win
full power to arrest aul deliver you to
the nearest justice in The county for rial
aud probably be commited to jail,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

TdE Board of Supervisors for Mason
county, meet rext Wednesday, August
4lh We believe this is the levy term.
Those who have claims against the coun
ly, should have them ready at thOt time
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pOST OFFICE uOURS.--The Once IS
open from o'clock a. m. toe O'CLOCK
On sundays from o'clock n. IN 10 j H'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

We would be very glad to be receiv
ing few "dinSbaIs" about now from
some Of our subscribers. Say, patrons,
if it be convenient we hope you will be
prom pit 10 ",teIlias out"
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Our market is now we'll supplied with
vegetables of all kinds. Green corn
tomatoes aod cucumbsrs are as plenty as
blackberries; but butter aud meat are
high above all attempts to correspond
with clear conscience on the pat! OF
the producers.
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There is no better place in town 10
purchase goods, than at Smith & Mart
in'O. Try Them,
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Ripe peaches made their appearance
in our market Tuesday. Tbs price wss
SO a bushel.
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1t is impossible to look at the sleOPer'
in our churches during summer services
without being reminded that Sunday is a
day Of resi-,
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When you W, IN! to get good 5org,
ain, always 60 to Smith & Martins.
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Why ought thief to be cOhsidtred
the most philosophical man goiug' BE
cause he olways takes things as they
come.
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PrRsosAL.--We bad the pleasure OF
meeting this week. in town, W, W.
Brown, Esq, of Buffalo, West Va
Prof D. p. Ga,hie, of EwiOson o.
and Prof W. j Kenney, Of Putnam.
Mr., Kenucy We understand eOn'em
plates becoming resident of our town.
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I)IiI)l

Terms for the ensuing season; 90 cts. pei
pound for spinning yarn my size, and cts
for rolling, grease extra. All who can con:
ypnien.ly send grease, will do SO; one pound
Of clean grease for every lbs. Of wool
A. d ". O. ROSEBERltY.
Cottagcvillc, Jackson, Co.. West We.
may 10, go .-3m.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

A New NoyELEr BY Mas, Henry
WOop.-In The Saturday Eccni"g Post
ofJuly 17ih, a new serial is begun by
tho celebrated author OF East Lynne"
It is called " George Canterburys Will"
and opens ia THE authors usual interest
ioe manner An ezra edition will be
printed of tie early number of this sto
ry, but those wishing it would do wei
to apply early, Sample copies of The
Post, containing tie opening chapters
will be sent gro!iu Price of The Post,
SO, 5Oa year; four copies $500. Adj
dress II. Peterson & Co., $40 Walnut
Street Philadelphia,
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around promiscuously Inc N'ee''
gencr contains long account of the
naughty ghosts performances!
Our market is now we'll supplied with
vegetables of all kinds, Green corn
tomatoes and cucumbsrs are IS plenty as
blackberries; but butter aud meat are
high above all attempts to correspond
with a clear conscience on the pat OF
the producers.
PERsoSAL,-We bad the pleasure OF
meeting this week, ia iowa, W. W.
Brown, Esq, of Buffalo, West VA
Prof D. p. Guthrie, of EwiOslon, o.
and Prof W. Kenney, Of PrtnOm.
Mr.. Kcnucy we understand cOniem
plates becoming resident of our town
DIED. Mis-. Moore, wife of Morgan
Moore, Esq, of Clcndcnen Township in
this county. died at the residence Of her
daughter, (Mrs SIurot,) in Point Plea
SAINT last Saturday afternoon,
JuDGE tIoGE passed up the river this
morning, on his way TO Roano county,
where he will hold Court Tor Judge
Brown. Court commences there Aug
usl LIST,
THE Board of Supervisors for Mason
county, meet rext Wednesday, August
4th We believe this is the levy term.
Those who have claims against The cOun.
ly, should have them ready at thOt time
THE conroct Tor building Court
House for Logan county has been owar'
ded to John Mabau. Of Charleston =
The building is TO be completed by lie
Isl Of September, 1870 and will cost
$500,
EruU GREGG, the man arrested some
time since on suspicion Of having burn.
cd the Preston county court. house, was
trie 4 a, KngwooI last week aud found
gully The ponalty he pays for bic Iol'
Iy is hanging,
We would be very glad to be rcceiv
| ing a few "dinsbals" about now from
some Of our subscribers. Say patrons,
/ if it be convenient we hope you will be
prom pit 10 "steilihg out"
The farmers 10 this oeC,ion are now
busiiy engaged in lhrcshing their wbeot
The new whe received at the mill in
this place, is Of ao excellent quality.
Write for your home. paper, if you
know ofaaything that would be of in'
tercol 10 the public Send the items to
US and we will fix them up.
W are now prepared to ftint circu-
lars, cards, tags, bill heads, posters, &c
IN the. yery best style, and at low rates,
Cal and examine specimens.
Pvrrs-lr is a nice thing for people
to send of for printing, and than expect
the home printers to puff their business
grotuitOusly.
Our town has been remarkably quiet
this week, Very little drunkenness on
the streets There hrS been no cases
before the Mayor, for several days,
Smith & Martin are doing an excel
lent bushes, in the dry goods line
Reason they know the value of prin'cr'e
ink anil besides sell cheap.
1t is impossible to look a. the sIeoper'
in our churches during summer services
without being reminded that Sunday is
day of resi-,
Ripe peaches made their appearance
( in our market Tuesday. Tbs price wss
SO a bushel.
When you w,n! to get good berg
ain, always 60 to Smith L Martins.
Why ought thief to be cOnsidtred
the most philosophical man going? Be
cause he always takes things as they
come.
-------------------
There is no better place 10 town 10
purchase goods than at Smith d Mart
inc. Try Them,
l. r la ham nb;rla
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JuDoE HoGE passed up the river this
morning, on his way TO Roane county,
where he will hold Court Tor Judge
Brown. Court commences there Aug
nsi 1st
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Wheeling is excited over the hOun'Od
tunnel near Wheeling Creek and the
Peninsula Cemetery, Several bloody
ghost es.o," have been seen by res
pOnsiblc men" in the tunnel, "sloshin'
around" promiscuOusly The Iate'f'
gencer contains a long account of the
naughty ghosts performances!
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A nice lot of latest style hoop skirts,
white goods, &c, just received at Smith
& Martins
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DIED. Mis-, Moore, wife of Morgan
Moore, Esq, of Clendenen Township, in
this county, died at the residence Of her
daughter, (Mrs SlGrrcIt0 in Point Plea
SAINT last Saturday afternoon,
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"PRoGREss" MrLL.--Tbis celebrated
Mil located a Buffalo, West Virginia,
under the management of W. B and
S. T. Wilson, is now turning ont some of
the bcs, brands of flour ever made in the
Kannwha Valley. We understand that
the -four made at this mill. brings a
higher price per barrel, in Cincinnati
than that of any other mill in the Ohio
or Kan ,wha Valley, We are happy to
notice this fact, for none are more de-
serving of success than the Wilson Bro
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Smith & Martin are doing an excel
lent bushes, in the dry goods line
Reason they know the value of prinicr'e
ink anil besides sell cheap,
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WOOLI WOOL! WOOL!
GARDING & SPINNING!

IIVHE undcrsigcd would respectfully inform
J. the citizens of Jackson aud adjoining
counties, that they have commenced their bus
mess of Cardiug aud Spinning Wool, for lhG,
season, and having first class Machinery and
the services Inexperienced aud practical work
men, they guarantee satisfaction to all who
may be pleased 10 patronizc them. For cvl'
dencc OF their ability to do rs good work as eau
be done anywhere. they refer 10 Their
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

BlaCkbo,rios are plenty and Ore'solling
nj ten ceots per gallon.
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Our town has been remarkably quiet
this week. Very little drunkenness on
the streets There hrs been no cases
before the Mayor, for several DAYS,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

The farmers 10 this section are now
busiiy engaged in Ihrc.hing their wbeot
The new whe t received at the mill in
this place is OF an excellent quality.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

THAMES. We are under obligations
to B. F. Butler Esq, Of the wharf boat
for late popcw.
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WE are now prepared to frint circu-
lars, cards, tags, bill heads, posters, &c
in the yery best style, and at low rates,
Cal and examine specimens.
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LEANS AND FLANNELSl

which we exchange for wool, upon most req
sonable terms, also Yarn of various sizes OF
nos which We exchange with parties. from a
distance upon The same terms as IL We spun
their Wool so hey need make hut one trip. =,
Parties sending their Wool by water. Will
please sccure.npon each bundle a card with
their name and landing aud how they wish 1t
spun, aud to whom we shal ship IN returning
Direct care ofDouglas, Ripley Landing, where
we will receive aud return your rolls, Tree OF
charge for carrying,
WE SPIN ALL OUR YARN, OPEN BAN
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subribe for the Register; pay for it in
advance; and be happy
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Write for your home paper, if you
know ofaaything that would be of in'
tercol 10 the public, Send the items to
us and we will FIX them up.
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PuFFs-ll is a nice thing for people
to send of for printing, and than expect
the home printers to puff their business
rrstuitously,
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Gau,no English Walden Grass
and Gram Scylhes
American Grain and Grass Scythes,
Red Rozor Grass Soylhcs.
Grau Cradles, Scytho Snaths.
Two and three proDged forks
Hay Rakes, DO OF
SMITH & PoLSLEY'S,
r,,c ~ If
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Ono hOWsnmd PatrOns

oflhc two last seasons.
We keep constantly on hand IN assortment
OF ihe best QunliLY Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

The party at Iuka last night was a
splendid affair. Steffey q Avdlett over
did themselves. ?
a convention of those favorable to
the railroad interests of the White river
country has been called at Augusta, Ark,
on July 18th.
Several parties left for the Mann
moth Cave yesterday, and others leave on
Monday. Special rates have been inau-
gurated, and all who can should go.
n. Colburn, Vice President of the
Toledo and Wabash Railway, was arrest
ed in New York, Yesterday, for the viola
ton of an injunction, but was released on
bail.
A bill authorizing the Boston, Con-
cord and Montreal Railroad to construct
a branch to the White Mountain Notch,
has passed the New Hampshire House of
Representatives.
OF consultations of railway stocks
next to he announced, is that of the New
York Central and Hudson river Rail
roads. The combined stock of the two
companies viii be put at sl00,O00,0 900,
whereas that of the Central, with the re-
cent eighty per cent. addition, is now
about S52, 600. 1900, and that Of HudsoR
River Sl4, 900, coo. The companies Will
share in the consolidated stock in the pro-
portion of 6S to Central, and 32to Hudson
River
Iowa will soon have four railroads
connecting the Mississippi and Missouri
rivers. The great central line, extending
from nayegpq{1 ~ Council Bluffs, is just
psmpleted and in successful operation.
Two others, one beginning at Dubuque
and already built to Fort Dodge, and the
other, at Burlington, viii be completed
in a few mQpths. IN addition TO these
there aga nov building the McGregor and
Si&uT Clty mme 20 9e c ON I slo o35
Cedar Rapids and Minnesota road; the
Fort Madison aud Burlington road; the
Iowa River road; the Iowa Central, the
Desmoines and IndianOla, and the De-
corah Branch.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-17

There IS no eXeuSt for such ignorance,
aud the paper which allows its columns to
be used for s~the.purpose ofmisrepresenta-
tlons OF such a character must go to the
wall. The editors Of the Delta as well as
those who correct its market reports,
know. or should know, that cotton Of all
~~qIes has been selling in this market for
weeks back az 5 % Sc enef tne apGse aus
tati0ns.
The market for green APPLES is very
IuiI and prices are too low to pay for
picking anil transportatipn, choice ere
duIl at ! to sl25 per npl, ana Inferior an t9
75c. Pears2 to s. 5Qper hushel.
Choice Country and Western BETTRR il
held at u to 2sn, though aa extra article
would probably go at SOC, stock light.
in Provisions there is no change.
All kinds are firm and hams are higher,
Mess Pork "a p to S34 80. Clear bacon
sides IsA to 10; Shoulders, 14A@15. The
stock of country bacon is large, and sell
ing at Lc under above quotations. 3 c,
Caa7aszel naHis, 2l@z3c. Lara, in Nar-
ces, 20 to 2015c; kegs, 2lH@22O,
We have no change to note in COFFEE,
The market ia steady, Ordinary to prime
Rio 20 to 2jc; Java 30 TO CSC.
PRODUCE of all descriptions is duh and
nominal. We quote new potatoes at IS to
81 per barrel loose.
The FEED market is quiet. I23 sacks of
Corn sold on Ievee at SOC. Oats are held
at 81 70 s256o, Bran So in store. asy q
to IS.
There isanother advance in CORNMEAL.
Fresh at mills / to $40; in store 4 2Oto
81 %. Kilndried 1 G5 to 1915 in lots s. in
small wav.
Tie FEgUR market is arm with Law
grades scarce and in demand. We quote
Low Super's 50; Good Super's So so;
Y, ITO s. 5O;.XX, 8 to s. 5Oi XXX.and
fancy brands 50 TO Sl2.
EGGs are duh at Is to Ice a. to size Of
package and condition.
In HIDES there is no change. All kinds
are dull. Green Sc; Salt 10; Dry Salt, lie;
Dry Flint, 20c.
Cape and Alabama LIME held q ! 4 tp
81 90 per ta,,ei. Utiaa 81 70. Cement 2 rs
to 50.
SUGARS and MOLAssEs are firm with
moderate stock and the demand steady.
Louisiana yellow Sugars II to 15c;
New Orleans Y. c. l5H to l6c; New Or
leans w. c. 16}5 to lie; soft white l6K to
10, hard white Y to l1Re. Molasses
range from soto soc, as to quality.
POULTRY is in fair demand. Young
Chickens % so to 50 so; old S. to So so.
Ia LIvE STOCK we have no change to
note. The only demand is from Butchers.
Beeyes range from 81 to &c gross.
In SALT there is no change. Large
dairy (seven bushel barrels) 81 so;
mall dairy 1--WE bushel barrels) 81 SO;
large common tseven bushel bbls.) 50 30
to 3 90; small common 6 bushel bbls. }
50 80 to > IS.
There is a good demand for TOBACCO,
and prices are steady.
WHEAT is in demand at the mills at
81 10 to 81 80 per bushel, as to quality.
The WHISKY market is steady. High
wines 81. Proof Whisky 1 10 to 81 %
Common 70 to SOC. Imitation Bourbon
I 25 to 1 40.