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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

Philadelphia Cattle Market.-The mar
ket for beef cattle was extremely inactive,
and under the influence of large offerings,
prices declined fully per cent. per pound
from the highest point last week, without,
however, causing any increased movement.
We quote choice at 9@94c., the latter rate
for an extra lot; fair to good at S@S9c.;
prime at G4@7Ic., and common at sac p
ID. gross. Receipts 1856 head. For Cows
and Calves there was steady inquiry at
$45@75, and Springers at $40@65. Re-
ceipts, 200 head. There was fair bust
ness effect in Sheep, and prices were decid-
edly tirmer. Sales of $4,000 head at the
Park and Avenue Yards 5t@6c. ? ID. gross.
The market for Hogs was active to the full
extent of the offerings, and an advance ON
the closing quotations of last week was re-
allied. Sales of 5000 head at the Union
and Avenue Drove Yards at $13@13.5O for
still, and $14@14.75 for corn fed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07
Another Moving Machine Accident.

Miss Sterrett, aged about is years, daugh-
ter of Rev. DR.. Sterrett, of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, was
severely injured by a moving machine at
Mr.. McCully,s near Brick Meeting House,
on Friday last. She was riding upon the
machine and fell in front of it, when the
knives caught one of her feet, cutting it
about the instep and lacerating it in
dreadful manner. DR.. w. N. Hutchinson,
of Oxford, was called and dressed the
wound, and the young lady is likely to re-
gain the use of her foot. This is a severe
experience that moving machines are not
suited for pleasure riding.-Orford Press.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

HYDRAULIC WASHING MACHINE.-NTr.
w. L. West, residing near Rowlandsvillc,
having purchased one of the Hydraulic
Washing Machines of me, furnishes the
following testimony in its favor. Mr. w.
is Il farmer, and has had an opportunity of
thoroughly testing the qualities of the ma
chine. S. Rowland Carson.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07
REAL ESTATE.
Farm at Private Sale.

WILL he sold at Private Sale. the FARM. situated
.Hi.2a- North Fat. Md. known ts " OAKweOp,'
I1llRE containing 1877 ACRES. more or less.
I;,asiN3 B4-rcrnis easy.
rsa-IHea411 Apply to MRS. ANN THOMAS,
on the premises.
Dr.. Ia the subscriber, Gray Lane 9th Ward. Phila.
July Il. lSG.,-4w T.. ". THOMAS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

Ground HOgS.-The New Jersey Courier
gives description of ground hog cap
tured by Mr. Walter S. Golf, of Fairton, of
that State, and adds, sit was supposed
that the species had become extinct" The
species are not extinct by very long way,
as every farmer residing in the northern
portion of this county knows to his COST
Ground hogs are numerous in this region
OF country and commit great depredations
by furrowing in the fields. The animals
destroy great deal Of grass near their
holes, which prove dangerous pit falls for
pillow animals, and many farm horses can-
not be induced to go near the ugly mounds
of earth which mark the entrance to ground
hog holes. The animal is very watchful
while feeding, and will suspend operations
every half minute, and rear erect on its
hind legs to ascertain whether an enemy is
in sight. They are seldom found more
than few yards from their holes, and on
the first alarm scamper for their dens, and
disappear. Their holes are often five or
six feet in depth and several yards in length
with forks or branches forming separate
chambers to those subterranean domiciles.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

One lady writes:
:" I have had Of the Hydraulic Washing Machines
in for three months and ind that il makes indie
pendent Of washerwonrrr. &c. With it have washed
II dozen clothes in tire" hours and had them washed
clean and wrung dry. No buttons broken ut--nu slop
floor. and half the soap saved The longer have the
machine the better like it, and adv Use all to buy one
they will find il money well invested
The following certificate is from W. p Ewing ESD of
Ek"n. who, il. is believed the first To Introduce
the Hydraulic Washer in this county:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

ELKT0N. April 10. 1869.
have Hydraulic Clothes Washer in use in my fam
lily. and take pleasure in giving it hearty endorse
mcnt 1t is certainly admirable machine and needs
but fair trial to recommend ii to general favor.
W.P. EWING.
These Premium Machines are for sale in this county
by the following merchants whose places of business
they be and examined and further information
obtained.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

Eclipse Of the Subtitle total eclipse of
the sun occurring this afternoon is the last
one which will be visible during the present
century in North America. Congress has
appropriated $4,000 to defray the expenses
of observation. A coast-survey party is to
be stationed at Springfield, ILL.,, and Des
Moines, Iowa, through which places the
line of totality will pass
The beginning of the eclipse in this
county will be few minutes after o clock
Pm. At the time of the greatest observa-
ton about one twelfth only of the suns
disc will be visible. Two hundred and
fifty miles south of this the eclipse will be
total.
In the Rirerside Magazine for August,
the characteristic features of such an unu-
sual occurrence are thus stated:
The peculiar gloom which spreads itself,
like pail, over the landscape; the chan
ging tints of the sky. black, orange, indigo,
red, sickly yellow, and leaden hues appear
ing at one and the same time, i'll different
portions of the heavens; the awful approach
of the moons shadow in the air; and last
ly. the magnificent circle of light around
the eclipsed sun, called the coronu, which is
compared to the "glory'' around the head
of a saint, in an old painting. We might
add to these the rosy flames frequently seen
issuing from the dark limb of the moon,
but in reality connected with the solar at
mosphere. These flames are often to be
seen with the naked eye. During the past
year they have been analysed by the spec
troscope, and found to be masses of self
luminous hydrogen. Finally, the larger
planets, and some of the principal stars, are
occasionally recognized by acute observers
during the period of tOtuliy, as the gloom
lest part of the eclipse is called
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-08-07

"We have washed every kind Of goods with the ma
chincs-Swss dresses shirts. blankets. &c.-and they
will wash anything perfectly clean, AMI do the work
rapidly. 5. 81. c. DINKEIsPIEL 4 Co.
ILIIi.Ni liz Ky,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13
YhcaTIaG on HE PacIre.
The san Francisco Yacht Club.

IRON the san Francisco Herald, Oct. g.
The san Francisco Yacht CLUB opened their club
house at Long Bridge, Mission Bay last Saturday
TO some invited friends and members OF the press,
on next Saturday. The new clue house Is well To-
Gated, on the line OF Kentucky street, In Mission
Bay, where 1t stands on piles and is well protected
from the sea and winds Of the bay, while the view
from the yeranda is as enchanting and delightful
as the most ardent lover OK the romantic could
DESIRE
Tue club house was designed end built by Mr.
j. O. Kelly the measurer OF the club; Is OF the cot.
tage style OF architecture and constructed OF alter.
nate pieces or light and dark wood, which are
bright and vanished, resembling q ships cabin.
IL Is we'll furnished, and contains lockers for eac
yacht and every member Kitchen and q stewards
room, and q adYe parlor and retiring room. rho
principal hall is hung with neatly executed paint
ings and engravings OF the best known Amer.
can yachts and most famous aquatic contests,
including celebrated regattas and a splendid view
OF the Henrietta making her unrivalled passage
across the Atlantic in competition with the Nesta
and Fleetwing, in 1885, The commander OF the latter,
by the way, Is an honorary member OF the club, aud
has just sailed hence Tor Liverpool In the ship CITY
OF New York.
one OF the attractions OF the new club house win
be the fishing for perch, smelt ana other small fry
from the veranda. The club lnag Is red white and
blue, in triangular form, with Two stars that OF tho
Commodore Is blue with foul anchor on white
anchor on white ground. The fleet now numbers
nine yachts, as foows-
Siea1ner.--Ameia, 20 tons, owned by II. 3. Plat.
&o0DS.-Minnlc. 40 tons, j. q. fucker; Emerald,
81 tons, J. L. Eckcy, Raven. Is tots, H. O. Howard
Geo. steers, IL tons, j. ID. Farwell; Dolphin, tons,
W. Brooks.
Scl.oonrs.-Peerless, 80 tons. Captain L. Moody;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13

enc o5asliS Yara-I cut 75c. as2bci ii cut 81 O.
n II IAN average lot, s7ISc a92iS
manufactured-Black work, common and medium, we
&c., bonds good and fine 25c. S0c, In bond. Bright
work common and medium 2bc. 1Oc In bonds gooa and
Lne. B5c b5c., In bond.
WHALEsosH 81 os gold, for Arctic Csc. 81,
do for Northwest and &c. &c., do for South Sea- scs
500 ibs Davis sra at ~ 35 and 600 do do on private
terms Stock al date IN frat banda, 3!oOv u.s. IN speea
tors hands, Al 600 do
wuIsKEY-Recepts 7as bbls. The market more act
I've and hrmer. Sales 80 bbs VI Il III M, taA PAID
closing al the latter price. ~
WHALEF dun. Bleached nominal At lo}1c
WooL-The market Tor all kinds OF fleece IL dull as IS
usually during the part the week. but prices are r
hoders icing ndsposed operate, except ul previous
figures. hat demand peyas ID chiefly Tor the her graz
which only IN moderate supply Pulled dun but hea
for fun prices little sought after, but unobtain
able except full prices In California there ia but tle
doing, the demand being light; prices howeser are quite
steady at former quotations. For foreign wool the market
continues to rule quiet the demand beng only for small lots
which selling prices different those previously
Gliding 100 combing and delane miyed at &c., o0 and
Xxx Michigan mt 46Mc. slc., 1900 tuhbed At b9c.,
1890 Ohio at Geo. 300 No. do. at eye. 1900 Xxx do at
&c., 1000 Xxx private terms go coo and No do at
sc for the latter price for choice old sOc and ac
for lambs 42c 4c for extra 10 lbs Texas Doc
B5c. for common to line, and s5,lCO lbs sprng clip
California a. 2ss ssc 6e latter a. price for A, q, OF
ls5 bales Cape Qart in bond, ll5 do. Santiago and
Cordova 1000 lbs washed Donskoi private terms
We quote -Fieece--Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia
choice spring, 6oc &c. Ky, bic. 55c No and x,
consin sarony 65c 60c Xxx 49c s0c. No. and X 4c
n 4sc. low, 47c asc. Indiana, Iin0is Iowa and Missouri,
full blood, b0c be; Xxx. Aye. 50ci and No l. 4ec
Soc; unwashed, S2c 36c Texas, hno aud medium S0c
soc. 5sc b, 2se &c.. Zoe Csc, fail clip 20c. 2ec,
according TO quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS, Al Democratic Con-
yention OF the Third Assembly district, he'd at IRE
mont yesterday. James J. Mooney was nominated
for member OF Assembly anu L. v. Giiey Tor school
Commissioner.
DROWNING CAsuAtTY.--An inquest was held at
Yonkers on Monday evening by Coroner smigh, on
the remains or Charles J. Wash, boy four years
old, who was drowned IN tho Nepperhan creek, at
that place, during the afternoon. The little fellow,
It appeared fell In while Ut play, and was drowned
before assistance arrived verdict was rendered
accordingly.
ALLEGED GRAND LaRCENY.-James Cnshn was ar.
rested at West Mount vernon yesterday, on a charge
OF having robbed man named John Reynolds OF a
pocketbook containing s21o. It appears that Rcy-
nods was In saloon when the alleged robbery was
perpetrated, aud subsequent search OF the accused
revealed nearly oil or the missing funds under
chair on which he was sitting. Cashn was locked
up for examination.
FOUND DEAD.-Ths dead body OF an itnerant
tinker, named Bernard Mccain, was discovered in
an unoccuped barn near the fair grounds at White
Plains on Monday. Deceased. who generally drank
when opportunity olered, was known TO have
imbbed rather freely IA the village named on tho
preceding day. Coroner Smith held an inquest, and
Us no marks OF viOieaee wero found on the body a
verdict OF "Deata RON visitation OF Godi vas rem.
uered. Deceased was about dlty wears Old.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13

Straight Shore the coal shed OF the Union iron works
was leyelied with the ground, and oil the wharves
damaged more or less. Mr. Robert Gregoryis oiIce,
near his timber pond, swept away some 300 feet.
Two buildings on Navy Island were parity SUBJ
merged, and the inmates OF one made their way 70
Carlton at low tide yesterday morning. Inc other,
Mr.. James Wilson'S sh store With It's contents was
carried away.
The Armory on Fort Howe was blown over the
hill, and now lies In disorganized state
In the vicinity or st. John there are rev Spots
upon which the gale tide have not left their trace
The iron rolling mill at Three Mile House had the
upper roof blown OF and the chimneys Knocked
down by IT.. The road 10 Red Head Is washed away
Ia places, but the bridge remains uninjured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13
LONG isLisD.

BURKE. THE MURDERER or CANE-0n Monda,
next Davia Burke the alleged murderer OF Thomas
Cane, at Hunters Point, on the night OF the 2jth OF
OCTOBER, during the great OIL fire, Will be tired in
the queens County Court OF oyer and Terminer.
The case ut present commands considerable attel-
ton.
SHOCKING ACADEMIA Man SHOT THROUGH THE
HEARE-0n Saturday afternoon last Mr.. Henry
Rlker, residing Ia Broadway, between Cook and
Debevose streets, went on cunning excursion 10
Middle Village. lie was seated on a fence watching
for game, and when ABOUT 70 descend incautiously
placed his left hand over the muzzle Of the gun.
His left foot accidentally came In collision WITH tho
trigger, causing the load to explode. Ills hand wee
biownon and portion OF the shot entered his lcir
breast, penetrating the heart and kinng hun in-
stantiy. Coroner Ltber aeid an inquest. Tie boGy
was delivered ~ tr.ells Tor internent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Tne following details OF sales OF suburban pro-
perry made yesterday
wrarFIsI.p N. j. PROPERTY A. ID MELlIcK, IP., AID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13

eok; Chicago and Northwestern, 7os 7oA; do. pre-
ferred, sax s3A; Cleveland Columbus and Cin-
cnnatl, 74a 76H; Rock Island, lo5. o 1854; Mil
waukee and ST. Paul, OF e75a; do. preferred, s0h
q 500; Toledo and Wabash, 5s4 6sh; Fort Wayne,
s51 s6A; Alton and Terre Haute soal; Ohio and
Mississippi. 27a q %; Delaware and Lackawanna,
100 bid; New Jersey Central, 1ol lo2; Chicago and
Alton preferred, l4o bid; Morris ana Essex, $50
Hannibal and St. Joseph, l03 a 100; do. preferred,
1o7A 100; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Cen
trail, PAX 25X.
The following shows tho range OF the principal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13

gnly prices advanced &C. pusse The sale, rsrs
ferior No. sprna IL 30 81 IS Tor No .rrns s. %
81 Illinois winter TOR wn,S w w,ss1
Il g. for Inferior 70 se 90 white Mnsr u q
and 6 q 6 ss s"a e. ss whats
and hrn, the sales being 6aeoc bushels
ern 81 c6 g for wits western and al 10 ii vel
bushels, sit2c &C. closing al &c. Csc i've quiet,
bu. without feeded change in vaae small lot state was
so.O ta.hols sold at = g Tor California, ANA "a
ss s. Tor Subtle latter pliss for old :,
activity aaa about former rrces were realized There were
Bans at Is 30 20 Is. Macfers were In light supply,
beng % aeys demand rmsr catch during the
heavy on the Eastern coast sales were effected Of
@ ps ny "a 3 fSs S9 No if Sss "
No do, Sl2 % FOR No. do and $l3 for medium NO
ssS, ssas 1900 boxes Al sSe for and sealed
SSSSSsr ss4s '
being s and rates we're reg generally heavy Psso
sa s sSsa to
BY the wa a PP na s so s s e.
@ h" @ Sa S 9e aas Of s s
I'D and s!sa%sr 1880 t s wheat q, sd
I'd. a IA To London, i,Gco bbs aour Al "a 3D. TO
a sS' An ,Ssn With Vt 3 oS '
sI,r e. Cork a sos9s sG t s e. 20 a.
u to direct port the Continent at 6s 3D. and II to the
Baltic at g. bark Cork for orders with grain, at 7s
Brcmen with $3.50 bbs petroleum. at s. 81. bark (now
In oson to the Continent from Phi adepha or New York.
y w Az s eS q "a AL. British saTS 70 as,
ahip TO Antwerp with 800 bills do American schooner
buco and bahia, genef cargo Bf,ah bark FROM Phade
phia 70 the Continents WIN a6oo bbs petroleum. bark
Mediterranean with GOO bba ship from Philadelphia
for the voyage with 1900 bbls do private terms
also IN Italian bark now N BOSTON, hence 70 Tho hedea
nea with petroleum IN casea al 1bc and tobacco al be per
cubic foot
GuNNIrs duh ana prices were nominal a. 1890.
HEMP continued to rule dun and only heard OF saes OF
500 bales Manila at 4c, gold Prices wsrc nominaly a.
5c do for jute lr 2c, do, Tor Sila, and 7sc &C.,
do, for Tampco, In bond.
Hors.-Tle business gh there being no demand
cep for small lots to supply the immediate wants Of
nnncrs Irces were heavy at dc &c for new and &C.
HAY in moderate supply, and being in fair demand
firm at soc. c5c Tor shipping Csc III Il for retail lots
Doc 81 Oo for long rye straw and sve Sc FOR short do
checking business. W heard OF no sales OF importance
Wo qno!e:-Basaos Ayes 70 y los, 2c. a &C., gold
no Grande 70 q lbs gle abe; ornoco 81 s2sbsq
American ia u lbs isc lse Msamoros and MCLEAN,
tos l5Ss 6 lGc Vera Cruz + - e IS lsc s9e
17c, all gold. Total stock hides, October 1863 l7SoJ
conesponaSag date last year, 80, 800
ses d ms su pis were ssa Il fGsir
and sSs Tor No. Sales 300 tons Gray Forge private
terms OF old wousht scrap 2q tons were soi on private
terms Refined bar was quiet but steady, AZ Ss5 ISL So
while raa were duh $50 So gold Ln.lish aud VA
LEATngn1Teh market for lernlock sole was unchanged
being moderately active and steady Prime good damaged
and heavy were stu scarce and eea in good demand were
Oak firm for good grades which moderate do
tnand. Rough was quiet. We qlote:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY SHEET

Lotus, rs tons. r. l. Ogden; Ena II tons Q. Kelly;
PetTel, tons, J. Mele.
0gcers.-T The officers OF the club are:-H b. Platt,
Commodore; John l.. Eckiey, Wee Commodore w.
H. DAVIS, Secretary; H. q. Howard Treasurer; J. =.
Kelly, Ieasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13
Renl Estate Notes.

Mr.. Benjamin Loder has sold his country residence
at Rye Westchester county -for 100000
Mr. James Crooks mas purchased or tho Joseph
warren estate the property situated on Main street,
Paterson, n. j., opposite the sisters Hospital me
tract comprises ABOUT sixteen acres, and the amount
paid was $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13

The earnings or the Union Pacihc Kalroaa ior
September were s702,177. The total earning,
since the opening in May are over three million
dollars
1t seems that the differences between the Erie and
the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad companies
have not been adjusted finally, but that committee
OF conference In session considering proposition
by which the Erie Company lease the other road for
nlnety-nine years ana agree to pay therefor seven
per cent per annum on the stock and bonds. the
stockholders OF the Albany and Susquehanna to
have stock dividend OF thirty per cent.
The following Is today's business at the office OF
tho United States Assistant Treasurer
General balance yesterday ........... sol, SAT
Gold receipts 1861
Gold payments Observation-Disclosures. III, 96I
Gold balance. SO fo3.6T5
Currency receipts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 66a, 800
Currency pay ments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 004,95o
Currency balance ......... .......... 6,5S5, $50
General balance. el,2i0,1T6
For customs Included III gold receipts).. S02, 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13
SHEET QU0TATl9t;.
Hplf.past Five o,CIock y. ~
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Oct IL s p. ".
BUILDING MATERIALs.-The marke, for most articles
coming under this heading oleraby active prices
generally steady. Eastern spruce sold
OF 100000 feet at $40 SEA- the latter price choice
schedules; the offerings were only moderate Lsths
n - ss efs
s ana i @ er Tas ss ra s al ~ 6
s d sar q e IT, Yob y y p
$is SIS, and Philadelphia front sl5.
E a for aa %a sne' within tho range q
GoorrRAos sToox.-The demand for all kind. was very
s lar 81 sssss S's Il IS W. e
o s rum a Is Il ~ 6do ps 40 s 20 az 80.
hoops, y feel, $40 ! s4,, ~
os Which were selling at the following prices
Cocoa was dul and nominal io9c. a lie, gold for
Gnayaquiin bond, and Csc 2sac. do, Tor Maracsi6o
and i7c for arred Russia ''' . -'' -'' ~ 0'n''
s9a & Ne er ns' % :as e 3 Lake
CoIioN in active dem ana or export
was heavy and irregular and prices receded Ic c per
s sS rflST to is @So
a a2. S sr sf. ON nn @ sd 70
transacted and the following The 800 bales,
sfy ae. sSs 200 November and pece%6sr a,
sS f 3 S0 S. as pa dr. a. S G Ss o' s
private tormi. We append the closing quotations
o-,.,- 'a and a sss s sa 0 HsS'
Good ordinary .......... % "a 2hs
Low mdding ...,......, - 2tl 261
Good mlddlinG............ ~ ~. "a.
CoFrERkio In actvo demand from the trade at ful
prices and sales were made OF 5000 bags pona si6 DO
halistn 3gi do. ex Cora, ana in Baltimore aaO do
Jane Cars on private terms OF Santos $50 bags tx Donai
sold private Other kinds dull at former
figures; We qqote-Rio ordinary cargoes lSSc c iar
do, Axe l5c good dos 1j9ac lt4c. prime do, i61sc
h ass ss'' o S deySn 10 e
161ec. yoke. Laguayra 1870. E35c Jamaica, ltc.
iS c e9a fis, Mia G s
Sons the stock Rio to-day olowslolssS bags in
New York % ou do in Baltimore, 5000 do. in New Orleans
and 2,000 do. In Mobile.
DYRwooDs-The make. presented no features. The
demand light end the supply being large prices
generally heavy No sales OF consequence
ported Prices were nominay 500 gold for Jamaica and
st. Domingo ogwood, $40 S3l do. for Cuba fuse Gl5
M7 90 for other kinds usc and $780, currency, for West
Coast lima wood.
FIoua AND GnAIS.-Reccipts, ees2 bbls; nour, ?l96i
bushels wheat 3 do corn, IL 622 10. oats, 1O0 do malt
The Hour market Irregular. There some inquiry
Tor extra State for view of which holders In
some nfmer In their views while In others hodea
were free sellers at yesterdays figures High grades
dull IRREGULAR and in decidedly lower The gales
comprised about IL 600 bbs, OF which about 5000 1900
b0ls extra State for shipment at $6 6 90 California
hour WAS still dull and nominal For Southern -four there
was more demand but prices were generally heavy and IL
regular sales oD bills Rye -four moderately dealt In at
steady prices the sales being 475 bbs Corn meal dull
Sndhesayy at our quotations. We quoto:-