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LLII.ILAI ArrIGNE

This is to certify that was attacked with
InhammatOry rheumatism in the year
1855, and have tried numerous remedies
and physicians, both here aud in Louis
vile, without relief. II is about six months
since | commenced taking your Alternative
Compound, the first bottle of which al
fOrded Inc relief, and take great pleasure
in recommending it to all others similarly
afflicted. 1 consider myself entirely cured
of rheumatism, Of which / have suffered
more than mortal can describe. consider
mine was one of the worst of cases.
reside al No. S7L Broad street.
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PERIODICALS.
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For 1870.
Republished by the Leonard Scott
Publishing Co., New York.

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on the great Subjects Of the ddy.
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KEGS, Of all sizes and descriptions. Also,
TANKS, of ell kinds and sizes, built on short
Doti,s either n tho city or country. Al work
well done and NJ reasonable prices. se22 tlJsl
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DOUGLAS, son & co. IS
CIRCULAR LETTER.
The Few Depository,
so. - NORgls HARRIET sTHEEIs

NASHVILLE. 1859.
Sir. This csPacious, or sS Mr. Samuel D.
Morgan says. Graaj Building Is about COM
pletsd.
We are in good readiness Cor Storage oi all
articles Of Merchandise and Produce sent ~
packages whether tor sale or shipment or 70 be
held here for account Of the owner.
The very large GTanary. 1909 square fest, Z
a success ayafast the depredetio OF rats sad
Of mice too. unless ssnt to Is within sacks OF
grain. II IS Just tae arrangement Isedsd Tor
Wheat, Rye. Barley, Oats. Con- hSal aud
Flour IN sacks or paper bags
Each owner can 10 furnIshod With separate
apartment bJ promptly COMMUNICATING the
quantity to be sent We procure advances on
Produce and HsrchauoiSs sent to US. and cover
same with insurance. unless ordered not to do
so.
We think We have enc Cf the most secure
buildings 10 this country, and OEer this CON-
muuity. as We think. better. cheaper and
safer accom- u Odation than can be found any
where. EDWIN II. DOGHLASs
jy TIN ManaEer.
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1. The Edinburgh Review.

This is the oldest Of the series. In its main fea-
lures it still follows in the path marked out by
Brougham, Jeffrey, Sydney Smith and Lord HOl-
land, its original founders and first contributors
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chers. dec17 2w
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lLTERIT|IL.
CONPOUND
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THIS valuable preparation is presented
( 10 the public with the full assurance and
confidence Of its superiority over all others
as Blood Purifier and Alternative Medicine.
II Is entirely vegetable, well known to the
Medical Faculty as possessing powerful
medicinal properties, and Is recommended
10 cure the following diseases, viz: ScrUf-
uLa or Kings Evil, rheumatism, Obstinate
Cntaneous EruptOns, Chronic Sore Eyes,
dngworm or letter, Stubborn Ulcers Of
long standing, Secondary Syphilis; cures
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7 ity, Inflammation Of the Kidneys or Blad-
der.
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| spection Of all regular physicians, who are
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=. The London Quarterly Re
view,

which commences its 129th volume with the Jan
uary number was set on foot as a rival to the Ed
INBURGH. 1t resOlutey maintains its opposition in
politics, and shows equal viGOr in its literary de-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-01

This Lead CANNOT be ezcelled IN quality. A
beautiful PEARL WHITE, and possessing body
seldom found in any brand.
Every keg Of White Lead bears the following
warrant, and we guarantee a degree Of fnsness
and Wilderness unsurpassed:
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sat stock yard Of I. c. Nilsson & Co.


LOUISVILLE. Jan. 0-CATTLE-The re-
ceipts Of cattle during the week have been
light, and demand good; selling, about as
fast As they arrived, At prices that satisfied
the drovers, and they were willing to 90
home ia search OF more. Cattle seem TO
be tending upward all the time. We quote,
for inferior and rough, 3G33c; common, 4
cite; fair, 4tG5c. and for the best grades
Of butchers stuff. 5s95sc; extn, &c. Ship
ping cattle are arriving slowly; selling at
from 5G7c, owing TO quality. We have
but few in the pens unsOld
HoGs-The receipts Of hogs this week
have been fair Hogs seemed to be on a
standpoint tll the close Of the week,
when there was a reaction in the market IN
the East, which had its inhusnce on our
market, and, at the close Of the week,
hogs sold some brisker, but at very little
advance in price. We quote, for thin and
habitat hogs, 7.GSc, and for the best
heavy, smooth, weIl-fatted, stS9c But
few in pens unsold
HoRsEs AND MULEs-This class Of stock
has been shipped to the Southern market
very briefly this week. Reports are that
the market is declining TO some extent, but
a great many mules are wanted and VIII
bring fair prices We have four car loads
for shipment this evening.
SHEEP-The receipts Of this class Of stock
are light. Good sheep are selling very
readily, while those Of an Inferior quality
sell slowly. We quote, for rough and thin,
S262.5O per head; good, smooth, well
fatted sheep are wetth from 33@iic per
pound None in pens.
REcEIrrs FOR THE WEEE-Cattle, III;
hogs, 2,156; mules and horses, l,2s6;
sheep, 50. Total, 3,65S.
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There has recently been issued from the
press Of MeSsrs. !. b. Burr s. Co. Of Hart
ford. Conn. a very handsomely printed
and a very readable volume entitled
b. Struggles aud TriUmphs: or Forty
Years recoIlectious Of p. I. Bsruum. Il
Is sold by subscription only, aui an q Gent
Il in this city for the purpose Il canvas IN
for Subscribers ami delivering the WORK.
Il sppears 10 be written in Bamum bosi
vein. aud there Is not a doubt II VII prove
entertaining and instructive TO the great
body Of readers. A man with as varied a
history as Barnum could scarcely fail IN
make a taking book. Blrnum makes tIis
reference to Lis visit 30 Nashville with
Jenny Lind:
AT the first ticket auction in that city.
the excitement was considerable and he
bidding spirited. as was generally the case.
After the auction was over, one If my men,
happening in at a dry goods store IN town,
heard the proprietor say. III give five dol
lars TO any man who will take me ont and
,sive me a good horsew tipping, / deserve
n. and am willing topsy for having It done.
To think that I should have been such a
fool as to have paid f1riy-eisht dollars for
four tickets for nv wife, two daus hters, and
myself to listen TO musiciOr only two hours,
makes me mad with myself, and want
10 pay somebody for giving me laundering
good Lorse-whipping! l am not sure that
others have not experienced somewhat
similar feeling. when they become cool ant
rational, and the excitement Of novelty and
competition had passed away.
That is frank az least Those who wish
10 follow tie gE-I: Snowman in his ups and
downs, Will buy and read hrs entertaining
autobiography.
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The Officers OF The Present Term.

The Officers Of the Present Term.
The nowly elected officers of the different
Lodges and Encampments /. o. o. +. IN
this city and Edgeheld, for the term COM
mencing at the beginning Of the year, are
as follows:
Tennessee Lodge No. I-P. OConnor,
n. c.; Newton Rector, V. G.; Peter Har.
ris, Jr., Secretary; ~ c. FOulk, Treas,
urer.
Trabue Lodge No. l0.-Robert Page n.
g.; J. r. Harwen, V. G.; Robert McKen-
no, Secretary; W. ?. Phillips, Treasurer.
Smiley Lodge No. 9O-R. A. Hally, n.
C.; s G. bradley, Y. G.; n. G. Reeves,
Secretary; NJ G. Cotton, Treasurer.
Aurora Lodge No. los (Germanl C.
Diterle, n. c.; II. Winter, V. G.; J. Her
birch, Sec'y; F. Bitterlich, Treasurer.
Edgefeld Lodge No. lls.-J. NJ Ozanne.
" G.; J. II. Farrsr, V. G.; Ed. Copeland,
Sec'y; I. J. Hopkins, Treasurer.
Bidgeley EDcsmpment No. Nv. A.
Barry, c. P; Anthony Brown, II. F.; Ma
than Fry. $. W; Peter Harris, jr., Scribe;
Geo. L. Fuller. Treasurer.
Olive Branch Encampmout No. ~.
Il. HarWell, c. p; j. Dorgan, H. T.: r.
Buckshon, S. W: John Yogel, ]. W;
Med. A Nolen, Scribe; John n. Ward,
Treasurer.
E1gefell Encampmeut, No. 32-EL
Copeland, c. p: 5. II. Robson, II. p;
W. IL. Buchanan, S W; II. W. Buttorif,
J. W; J. W. Gilman, Scribe; r. J. Hop
lius Treasurer
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Nashville Grocery Market.

The MARKETS active, and navithstand-
ing the stringeney Of the money market,
business promises to be largely increased
in this department, over the trade Of last
year. Many Of the staple articles have
been materially reduced in price, and we
refer to quotations below:
SUGAE-New Orleans l2lalitc; Deme-
nara litGljc; standard haris lGlc; A
coffee lj3c; b do. 15tc; & do. l5{c.
CoFFEE-RiO, common % ch0ice, 1927 /;
IAguyra 25c; jan 3GG37c.
MoLAssEs AND SmUPs-We quote strip
50G90c; golden strip sos New Orleans
SOC.
RrcE-We quote best Carolina &c.
SALT-LverpOOl sack s.. 50; seven bash
el barrels by the car load, S3G7; five and
half do. s..
TEs-Imperial 81. 1902; Young Hysou
3. p; Black sl9l 30; GunpOwdsr 81 50
GS2.
ORASeEs-we quote new Louisiana at
80 . barrel
FIsH-Mackerel have advanced, As fol
lows Nos and 3, SIS and SIS 2 barrel /;
IN kits, Nos. l, . and 3, S3.2j, $3.50 and
S325.
CHEEsE-we quote factory at 19l92Oc 3
A@AAtAA,AA NaANg ~
NAus-we quote at St.75G5 for IOfs.,
and PC additional for diminishing grades
CANDLs-Star, light weight, l5Gl54c.
POwDEE-DupOnt 500; Hazard -. - I;
blasting Si.75; fuse, per 100 feet, sc.
SHoT-Patent s.. - buck $50.
LIQUoEs Common rectifed whisky. g
gallon, S1.lO; Robertson County Sl.75s
?. 10; bourbon Sl2J'Gj.JO: Lincoln
County Sl.75G2.25; Highwines Sl.O3.
BALE RoPE-Mo. 100 0lc; Green Leaf
lOGlOtc; Iron Ties &c
BAsGHS-Ky. Py. 21c; J. II. fax Snc.
SUNDEHs-Blacking, g doZ, 40a7Jc.
WashbOards S255 2 doz Buckets, q doz,
-. 75G3. Tubs SL75Gj g nes.. Starch
&c Candy 20c for assorted @ pound.
snuff S7.55 q box for CARROTS packed
Matches $50 per case. Pepper sc
Spice 32c Ginger &c. Oysters $3.50 q
case for one pound cans; $50 2 case for
two pound cans Canned peaches two
ru,,url cans - - n doz Sl1a 70
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CorToS YAKNs-We quote o. Is, II, 2na
&c for 200, GOO, go aud 400.
SEEDS We quote timothy at 800; blue
grass (cleaned) 800; herds grass 200 or
chard grass 80; Clover 1850.
HuDEs-Dry flint Country l,c, dry salt
15c; green salt 9lcGl0c; green sides So
O.
IEoS Tennessee, common bar, lc 10 /;
Kentucky, do, &c z d; Tennessee band
&c; Kentucky, do, &c.
SoAP-Common bar, 5slOc 9 ~; g fancy
box 2.O0G4 20.
LAND PLAsTE-we quote al a5.OO = ton
in bags.
RAGs-lIave a declining tendency. We
quote at I lc.
LEATHER Oak sole i2G acc; Hemlock,
do, 3263ic; Harness 4OGi2c; Bride =
dozen 4sa6Oc; Upper dozen S6. OOa Is. 90;
French calf skins z dozen 4s.OOG9G.OO;
American calf 2 doz 80 OOGGO.U0.
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Tins Is the title Of a work published by
Field, Osgood d Co, Boston. Its au-
thoress. Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe. says
it is "A history Of The Byron Controversy
from lis beginning il l.lG. 10 the present
time To those who are fond Of sensa-
tiOnal gossip and unsupported scandal We
commend the work We take occasion,
however, 20 say, that this unnecessary, IN
called for and totally unexpected contrO-
versy has proved injurious 10 the TiHdir Re-
ted, and uunous TO the Ii48ic8tOr. 1t is
for sale at the popular Book Establishment
Of W. T. Berry & Co, on the Square.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

ARRIVED.
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati.
Alpha. Evansville.
John Lumslen, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
Alpha, Evansville.
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati.
Raven. kanawha River.
LEAvIN8 THIS DAY.
John Lumsden, Cairo I'm
Burksville. Upper Cumb ldi P. 81.
The river was still falling yesterday, with
only feet scant on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather warm and cloudy.
The Emma Floyd cleared for Cincinnati
a short time After discharging her freight
She has engagements below for a large lot
Of iron
The Al ha returned to Evansville on
packet time.
The Raven, with seven barges, cleared
for the Kanawha river.
The John Lumsden Is the regular packet
for Cairo to-day at P. NJ She is COM
manded by Capt. o. W. Davis, with Geo.
Ihro0p in the olice.
The Burksville, in command of Capt.
Henry Lowell, departs for the upper Cum
berland this evening at 4 O'Clock. We
Byers IS the popular clerk
lBy Telcgraphl
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-The river Is fall
ing with feet in the canal
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THE CURSE OF MONEY.
An Old Mans Folly aRd it, Evil
Consequences.


Last Saturday afternoon an old man from
the country, rejoicing in the somewhat IN
common but not very romantic name Of
Jones, made his appearance in question
able circles OF fast society, circulating at
that time IN and about certain localities
not unknown to frequeuters Of Criddle
and Crawford streets. Captvsted by
the beauty Of some Of his new
made friends and amazed at the wit
and humor" Of others. old man Jones
came near forgetting the lessons Of pru-
dence and sobristy learned in country, If
he did not in fact grow entirely unmind-
ful Of the aforesaid virtuous instructions.
in the wild excitement Of the hour. the
venerable man from the country partoOk
too freely Of the Glowing bowl, for
which indiscretion he paid quite dearly
Il was his misfortune 10 have almost too
much money for one man, and not
quite enough for twO-iust Sl3O stuff
ed away in an ingcniOusly concealed
pocket. At night, Mr.. J. and some Of his
newly-made friends found their way into
the palatial saloon Of Richard Finn, Esq,
at which place the party took on additional
quantities of stimulating fluids, and talked
and smiled, and smiled and talked again.
able gentleman Jones discovered that his
pictured jeWels-his precious one hundred
and thirty slugs-had disappeared, and were
no longer subject TO his touch. This was
indeed An astounding discovery and attend
ed by astounding results. 1t was the mis-
fortune Of a young man named VIM.
Brown to be nssmber Of the con
vivial party, and rs soon as he discovered
his loss Mr.. Jones conceived the idea that
Brown had stolen the money and forthwith
accused him Of the theft. Brown stoutly
protested his innocence, but Jones as
stoutly insisted that he was the guilty
party Brown said " Search my peck
ets" and the venerable victim Of
misplaced confidence gently tapped
Browns head with a stick. Brown
escaped from the presence Of his accuseT,
but was subsequently arrested, and yester-
day afternoon tired before Magistrates
Brien and Hinton. The investigation re-
suited in the defendant being required to
give bond in the sum Of 1000 for his ap-
pearance at the next term Of the Criminal
Court, falling to do which he went to jan
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MUNICIPAL. AFFAIRS.

Meeting of the Board OF Aldermen
A regular meeting of the Board Of Al
der1nes was held last night, President
Carroll in the chsir and quorum present.
REPORTS.
The Finance Committee Submitted a re-
port referring the Aldermen TO the reports
Of the Revenue Collector, Water Tax Col
lector and Recorder. They state that
the monthly expenditures stillexceed $40,
Goa. notwithstanding ali the measures OF
reduction from time to time. They re-
commend that ]. n. Ready, former Snper-
intendent Of the Water Works, be paidphis
salary up to the day on which he was su-
perse,led by Mr.. Wyatt, provided that he
will give receipt for all the amounts.
They had considered the various petitions
for reductions in assessments, and had
made suchchanges as they deemed just and
possible.
The Revenue Collector reported col
lections of 81, 1904 from the LIST Of Jan.
TO the 1lth Jan.
The Recorder reported receipts for the
month of December of $3.50 80.
The city Sexton reported % interments
during the month Of December.
- IL n
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The case Of Henry Adams, charged with
obtaining goods under false pretenses from
a colored man named Clay Carter, set for
hearing before Esquire Mathews, has been
postponed until the 18th inst Whether
innocent or not. IL Is not our business to
say, but we may hope that the investigation
to be lad will establish some mistake in the
transaction rather than confirm the gait Of
the accused. Il will then he pleasure to
say and write that the learned and yeuem-
lie Mr. Adams did not Intentionally swim
die n cal1red person ont Of his boots.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-12

The friends OF our eutorprising fellow
citizen, Mr.. Franc NJ Paul, senior member
of the house Of Messrs. Paul, Tayol a
Hammer, viii regret 70 learn that he was
suddenly prOstrated by an acute attack Of
infammatOry rheumatism, from which he
has been suffering very severely since,
though slightly improved at tie present
writing. Il was in consequence If this
attack, which still confines him 20 his bed,
that be withdrew from the contest for
Secretary of the Constitutional Conycn-
fion
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DRUGs- Opium Howell; quinine $50;
indigo, best, LEO; madder 2uc; salts &c;
blue stone 17GlSc; alum &c; cOchineal
l.5OGlG 5; iodide potash 600; H.agnesia,
carb., 5OaGOc; -four sulphur Sc; roll do &c;
camphor Ll5@l.25; coPperas 2s9jci as
saf,etida 65ds7jc-
Ous-Linseed, raw, L.l5ial. 20; hnssed,
boiled, loo l.3O. coal oil 3sa t2c; lard,
No. /. extra I.55Gl. -; sweet oil 2-O0s
.. ~ tanners I.O0GL25: luhricating inG
-: benZinc JOG3Jc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-12

According TO Easton 4 Cos Circular,
dated Jan ., the receipts Of cotton at all
United States ports for the week ending
Dec. 81, were 100, 57T bales, and the ex-
ports -, 9zl bales, making receipts since
sept J. Isis, 75i bales and exports zoo
~ bales (46l, go to Great Bntan. and
-, ga to the Continent) against !, O37, ll3
bales received and $50, 2lO bales exported
lSl5, 56S to Great Britain and 28l. ~ 10
the Continent) corresponding period last
season The statistical posiiioa Of cotton
IS shown in the following.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-12

AT the regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Second National Bank,
held at their banling-honse yesterday, the
following Board Of Directors were elected
for the ensuing year James McLaugh-
In, Hugh McCrea, NJ. b. Howell, W. IT,
Claiborne, Archer Chatham, Robert F.
Woods, J. NJ Smith, Matthew Henderson,
S. n. Macy, G.. p. Thurston, ID. f. VIII
kin, who being duly qualified according 20
law, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing twelve months: James Me
Laughlin, President; W. b. DOrtch, Cash
Ter; F. A. Gaines, Teller; A. Cunningham
and J. L. Goodwin. Book-keepers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-12

This excellent magazine for January ms
been received Il Is nov so well established
and so popular with the Southern reading
public that nothing a newspaper editor
COuld say in its favor would have much
weight Il speaks for itself in every mum
Der and in far more eloquent and inhuen-
tial terms than We can command. The
February number Will contain the opening
of a new Southern romance entitled ''1hs
Storm and the Sunset by Col. Henry
Cleveland. the talented author.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-12

not peeled 5l@6c; apples 465c.
GRAIN MARKEr-New corn l.2SGI. 32
shelled; 1.25@l.sO in the ear; no old in
the market. Wheat may be quoted at
l4s9l-5O for prime red, and 1901. 60
for primes Oats are in fair demand
at ssei black, for seed, s5e. Rye in good
supply at l.4O
BACON MARKET-Ths stock 4 bacon is
exhausted, and quotations are nominal.
Bulk meats, clear sides, l7Je. clear NIB
sides l 7ci shoulders lS3c; hams le3G1sc.
Lard, terces, 10000; cans, 1920. Hogs
IN good demand with light supply. Worth
ta-day lO491O3c. gross; net I2iSI3c.
FLOUR MARKEr-Superfine per Dbl. 600,
extra 6.5Oa7O0, family 7.OOa7. 80; fancy
s. OO6S. 80.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-12

The remains Of Andrew Hynes Ewing,
who was shot and instantly killed near
Guthrie on Monday last, by a man named
YGncey, will be brought to this city to-day
by train on the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad. From the depot the body viii
be conveyed TO the City Cemetery, and in
tered beside the grave Of the late Hon.
Andrew Ewing. father Of the estimable
young man whose life has been 50 suddenly
and 50 ruthleSsly taken.
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Nn,bviIIc Produce rIarket.

DRIED FRUIT Market dull We quote at
GGGic q N for apples
PEANUrs-We hear Of small sales of red
from wagon at Sl.f9 2 busheL
FEATHEEs quote at Gn0G5c. Mar
ket dull
BUrTEE-Ths supply Is good anu isc e
N is the ruling price from wagons.
CHEsTSUTs We quote u0minaliy al 81
e bushel
EGGs Sales from wagon at pc g. dozen.
BEEswAx Market dull at sc.
HAT-We quote al S26637 2 ton.
IRISH POTAToEs Northern are quoted al
81 80 e bbl.
GREEN AFPLzs Tennessee $40 e Dbl;
Northern 81 q Dbl
COTToS SEED Receipts liberal, and sales
at 20c q bushel Of 30 Ms.
GTNsESG-We quote nOmiually at zoe.
SHrsTUFF quote at S2i q ton.
BEAS-We quote at S2i q ton.
MIDDLISGs quote at $40 z ton.
RAGS Command 4lc
WoOL-We quote bury at 15@2Oc; I'M
washed without burs 25g26c; washed
without buns 35,a37c.