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From the Rock bridge Baths.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch, I


RocKBRlnGE BATHS. Aug. 4, 1871.
ne season thus far At this pleasant re-
>"lt mas been one ot unprecedented sue
''s>' Al present the accommodations are
iuli 10 oEcrlloWiug. and have been so, am
ini"r!ncd, Tor some time past. Mr.. Brown,
lhc accomplished proprietor, is now rea D.
m reward for his earnest and successful
efforts irst season TO render the Baths -
delightful home to all who visited him.
IL company here is made up principally
oil hdic, and children, though there are
quite enough OF youth of both sexes TO give
me Ballroom brilliant appearance ut
night.
Mrs. Lee and two of her daughters are
St'il mere, together with friends from Lex
!Agton. and other Virginia towns.
hMhing Is, OF course, the principal bn>i-
Hess, as 1t Is the pleasure, of all the visit.
Or, ana The BATH Is said TO be one of the
hncSl, /! not me finest in The mountains Of
tTIihia. The fare Is excellent and album
dlnr.
The bridges over the river and Bay's
creek, which were washed away last fall hy
IN" great flood, have been rebuilt, and as
soon u the roads leading to them can be
repaired the stages will pass over them,
mus avoiding the rocky fords.
We are in the middle Of Il heated term,
ana 1t is quite dry. The grass on the lawn
h,'gIis to have parchcd appearance, and
suspect The corn Is suffering little for
rain.
HE farmers are about through with their
nay harvest, and understand that through
OUT This whole section the crop is rather
"ttttr th4n an average one.
ne stage from Lexington has arrived.
Just alter crossing the river it was upset,
n frin A faM
scratches, but no one seriously hurt. +.
laroRTAhT DECISION RELATIVE TO THE
-" OF IKusTs.-Thc chancery cause OF
Minnr and Conway was before Judge Is. K.
Wexford (holding special term.of the Spot
s'!fanla Circuit Court in this place. on
"cdncsday last. on a commissioners re-
port upon an inquiry directed as to whether
!f. Lewis w. Minor. one OF the life tenants
"i certain Virginia and North Carolina
Hock bequeathed by the will Of John Mi
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g DEo.y ca LICoRICE.--We are re-
celying small shipment OF the above brand o.
SPANISH LICORICE, which Ia equal to Inc l.
G. ca brand or any other.
ty32 importers Asaass'
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THE slope of the surface of Iowa from
the northwest to the southeast corner of the
State is one foot one inch per mile. From
the northeast corner to the southwest
corner, two feet per mile. From the high
est point in the State (ncar Spirit Lake, to
the lowest part of the State (at the mouth
Of the DcS Moines rivcr), four feet per mile.
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Telecranhjc Summary.

William Orion, Esq, President Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, is i'll
in New York with typhoid fever.
The yacht squadron started Saturday from
New York tor the rendezvous at Glen Cove.
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WINEsAp, the tily that won the second
race at the Monmouth course on Thursday
belongs to T. W. Boswell. The Tribune
says:
The success of Mr.. Doswell's colors,
borne to victory as they have been twice
before at this meeting, by Midday and Ec-
liptic, was highly popular, for no one runs
his horses more fairly.
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New Louisiana Cotton In New York.
New YORK, Aug. 5.--The steamer Geo.
Washington arrived to-day from New Or
leans. She brings the first bale of new crop
cotton from Louisiana.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE 1
Fren1 France

I VERSAILLES, aug. 5,-The Commit,
1 the Assembly has reported rnfauos eG o
Der to Paris. 80, s,,,,.. VIC onan'
1t Is said that the question Of tbo n,o
longation of the powers ofThie "a 10 IT'D uio,
Executive viii! he allowed to 90 bv DOR Sn III,
The siege Of Paris will be raised on IN" thu FL.
18th instant. ,tc..., oh Tie
The Government will soon fns%odnco :,
the Assembly bills against the rnternationaI
VERSAILLES Aug. 5.-In the Asso,h,,
to-day the bill to impose tax ON incomo ,s
OF natives and resident foreigners coma NV,
and gave rise to an animated debate. NJ NJ
action was taken. ' Pc. A''
The Assem- bly, considered bill 10 inde,,-
Nifty citizens for loss OF property DURING th.
German invasion. NJ. Theirs spoke savo-
raj times, and was frequently interruntad
He was visibIy affected, and bitterly re-.
preached The members. He declared he
was willing to relieve but not TO in1emnifv
those who had suffered during the war.
Without disposing Of the bin the Cham.
bers adjourned till Tuesday.
From England.
LONDON. Aug. 5.-The steamer Spain. on
her trial trip, easily attained the speed OF
fourteen and half knots per hour.
A dispatch sent by the Emperor Alexan-
der of Russia to Empress Eugene after the
surrender of Sedan, has been made public.
Alexander said he would intervene on the
basis of preserving the integrity of French
territory. This intention, however, was
spoiled by the treaty of September 4. Ali
these things are facts, notwithstanding the
denials Of the Republicans.
The Count and Countess de Paris have
gone to Paris. .Ea.
The ship White Jacket, from Bombay for
Hull, has been totally wrecked in the In.
dian Ocean.
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AN engineer corps Of the Baltimore and
Potomac alias the Pennsylvania Central
railroad, under Principal Assistant Israel
smith, arrived in this place last Thursday
evening. We learn that they have COM
plctcd 4 survey from Quantico as far as
Potomac run, and expect to reach here
about Tuesday next. We learn that the
line surveyed runs parallel with the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road fredericksburg Star.
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TunnellinS tho Sierra Nevada Noun
t0fnH

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-Ncgotiation are
pending to tunncl the Sierra Nevada noun
tains, thereby saving q thousand feet Of
cradle
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. AUGUST !. 1871.
San rises sos Moon rises. ....... 1l.l2
san sets ,,,,,,...,.. $50 High tide. $40
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NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
RoAD.-Coloncl Flournoy has been in New
York about four months negotiating for
the construction of the Norfolk and Great
Western railroad. He says he will not re-
turn until everything is fixed. There are
rumorS OH the street of Il very encourage
ing nature, but as they do not come Off
cia!ly we prefer not to publish them. BY
the next issue we think we can speak By
authority and communicate good news
DanrliLe Times.
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!. RAILROADS.

ass % "a H
RICHMOND AxD rETRnssu1s p. ~ ~
Ia1aEE -, khAINs ON THIS Roam
2, The !, man trains Is.ye Riesmoua :. ,,s /. y
I'M, ,nd 1aS :: 4; sadleays Pcte1ssurs q. luA e
Freight and Ac.onm odation t,,,,. ,.,,. p,..
m0nd stss ard 4lr r. III. ana iesss ps n.cn-
burg It 10 A. q. andLso r. Nj. - 's~'e Te'efs-
st Tf 4 M, ~ rs ,.s zig esye Richmond On
etsrssars ?, On v su IN train win not lesvs
PASSENGERS 70, Norfolk Win tatr the $40 P. n.
s ~ sra,n. ana those from Norfolk win connect
Passengers from Glover HilI win Iste the ana A
a Train on Mondsys. Wednesdays, and Fridays :
AM resurnns leave Richmond on the sse days s
The mail trains will stop only at Chester.
snr se ;,t a. =. n; train win connect at Petcrs.
road faE .n The Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio rail-
n SLs shG CARS on the 1850 r. y. train, run.
I'M an through 70 Wilmington. 4. h. KAsE1.
S.------T Ticket and +: eight Agent.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL.
"oAo-on and after Jul Y asTa, 1871.
r~ GOING WEST:
uopd d.; Eo Through Passeuser) leaves Rich.
snEs at Hoo A. NJ arrives a. Green.boro, n
n T5ai 2, No. syncssrg Passenger, leaves Rich.
sP. NJ. M arrives ~ Lynchburg ut
III ran 70: 10 tLynchburg FREIGHT ana Aceor,-
st IynchI, leaves Richmond 1T sos T. M; arrives
Ir!y,,n uourg At A. u. SUNDAYS exceptedl
Yicbmnn 70. Through Mail 4nd Express, ie. yea
datly NJ 1et uaiiy st 2:so p M; leaves Danvis
Ii:ls a "a r. M; arrives at Greensboro daily
GOING EAST:
srae sn NO: Il tThrough Mail and Express, ,eav..
S.iI ~ ,a,. daily at 7:so r. M: leaves DanviIIe
sIala ~ o:ls T. NJ; arrives ut Richmond dsily .s
,o Train No. Through PASSENGER, ,e.ves e,ss,,
Sany p !, except sundaysl at os A. NJ iesvss
7. M. = Mi arrives At Richmond ut S:21
,s r5siP No; 10 Iynchburg PASSENGER, lava.
II y ~ uaiy NJ sao a. NJ; leaves Rrrs eavss
Trsin asf 81 at Richmond at r. 81. A''nio
I d,t:nnIh Eo,a lLynch1urg Freight and Accor,..a
stcbnL lives synchburg lo:l0P NJ. arriyn.
TraIns Nos. IAN. a. l, ' sonnsy excepted.
South. AA1o@o 1or all points
Trains Ecs. and 10 connect N. arrs,.,,r.
Win IralD on Atlantic, Msssstpnt s.a ts r,i
uSrI nni = al points Southwest and South. oA'
| sahhoGDh TICKETS to ali points sonih and
ooassn"esL can De procured at the ticket Office IN
sicnmond snd OF K. F. WALKER, Agent or AZ.
=. Mis>'ssiPpl and Ohio railroad, No. 1875
4 aytIs ulat nave arrangements TO sdyer,tse tho
Ehouule OF tnls COMPANY viii please prInt Ma
1 above. JOHN r, MaUNf,R.m' 90
~ =, General Fre!sb. and Ticket AGENT.
| l. ~: K: CALcorT, sng'r and supt. n
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1877

M L. M lo
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Sc e U h IL flChMUND, FRLDERICKS~
SURG Ard POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING
INTO EEFECT JUNE 7, 1911.
TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner Byrd
and Sth streets, as follows:
The DAY TRAIN daily at $40 A. NJ. Arrives
in Washington at 1915, Baltimore except on
|undaySl at 2:i5, Phlla,elphia at e:l5, and New
York at 1929 T. III. TIE ShMEDAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily except on SundayS)
at s:kS P. Al.
The DAY GRAIN arrives in Richmond at Eat
Z. n.
The. NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond
tMondays e1cepted) at $3.50 A. M.
The ACCoMMuDATIOS TRAIN for Milford
leaves Broad-street DSpot daily (Sundays ex-
cepted) At &:30 Z. u. Arrives In Richmond at s:a2
A. III.
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
Fridays ut Gas A. IL.
THU UGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHICKS to all principal points North,
East, and West.
Company's Offices, corner Broad and 9Th streets.
Ticke; Office, corner Byrd and Sth streets.
j. Is. 4EnTRY,
General Ticket Agent.
e. Z. D. MYERS, General Sup't. JET
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SERIOUS Row.-We learn that row oc.
CURED in Putnam county, on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, on Wedn esday
last between party OF white and negro
laborors employed on the road. in which
several on each side were severely wound
ed. We regret TO learn that Major r.. j.
Randolph, Jr.. of Albemare, q contractor
on the road, in endeayoring to qucll the
row, was dangerously hurt, having one of
his eyes knocked out, and Icing badly ill.,
jlncd otherwise. We were unable to learn
any additional particulars of the affair."
IyncHbuT1 hf1rS
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THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
W kuAD.-un and after Til tuesday,, June LIST,
PASsENGER TRAINS leave Richmond (Sun.
DAYS excepted) as follows
$3.50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for the White SuI-
phur Springs, connecting nj Gordonsyille with the
orange, Alexandria aud Manassas train for
Washington and North, and Lynchburg and South.
3:S5 +. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAIN for
Gordonsvl!ie, except on Saturday, on WHICH lay 1t
leaves At S L. ~. This train conuects at Coz dons-
Vile with the night trains ON the Orange, Alexan-
dr!a and Manassas railroad for LiNCHBURG
and WASHINGTON.
On and after the 18th OF JUNE a PASSENGER
TRAlH will run daily Except Suadny1 between
stanton and the White sulphur, as follows:.
leave SLaonton ats. .'..e.l1A 4.
Arrive al White sulphur St....... ......1J2 z. d.
Leavc White Sulphur 2:5s z. d.
Arrive Ut stanton 1t. ..r.....,.......7'AP r. n.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold TO al points
Northwest and Southwest. ~ 4. 4.
Further information may be obtained ct tho
company's Offices.
No Passenger TrainI are run on Sundays.
.#.s-e a. Il. PERRY.
General Superintendent.
JAXEsF. EETaERLAsD, GenI Ticket Agt.
my 81
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OFFICE OF THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD COMPANY. :
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
AND EAST TO THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
The A ABB MA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILkUAD, extending from Chattanooga, Ten
nessce, TO Meridian, Mississippi, III completed aud
forms with It's connectiUnsta Tue
ShUkTEaT ALi.-RAIL LINE
from Portland, Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, W ashingtou, Richmond, LynchburB,
and Chatt tnooga, 10 Meridian. Mobile, New Or
leans Jackson, Vicksburg, and all southwestern
The road-bed is in splendid condition and the
equipment perfect
Pullman's Palace Day and Sleeping Cars are 70
DC run via this route from Lynchburg 10 Mobile
and New Orleans without change.
Purchase tickets via the Alabama and ChatIa:
nooga railroad, and secure the quickest time and
most comforts.
The attention OF freight shippers is called 20
this route as offering the advantages OF speedy
transit between the North and South, with rates
Always rs low as by any other route.
MARX snip freight and procure bills or ladlDE
via the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad.
..t..s WA. KEARY,
General Freight and Ticket Agent,
-... Chattanooga, Tenn.
j. g. STANTON,
General Superintendent,
le Z-5in ChattanooRa, Tenn.
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DOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

Capital $40, 900, cOt
Deposited With the Treasurer OF Vs.. $4,000
lnsures I'll kinds OF PROPERTY or MERCHAN-
Disc at moderate rates against loss DAMAGE
by fire. Losses paid promptly without discount
PkSIcN Il kLLERSON, Agents,
my 9--2m Corner 18th and Gary strpnfa
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A PRESENT FOR THE GovERNoR.-We I'M
dcrStand that Hon. Daniel DcJarnctte has
brought with him from II elaud Il Shamrock
which he proposes to present to Governor
Walker. The Shamrock is species of
white clover. and used by The Irish rs their
national emblem. When st. Patrick first
preached the Christian faith in Ireland, be-
fore IA powerful chief and his people, when
he spoke of one God, and Of the Trinity,
the chief asked how one could be in three.
st. Patrick. instead of attempting theo-
logical definition Of the faith, thought q
simple image would best serve to eulighten
a simple people, and, stopping to the earth,
he plucked from the green sod Il Shamrock,
and holding up the trcloil before them, he
bid them there behold one in three. The
chief, struck by the Illustration. asked at
once to be baptised, and all his sept fol-
lowed his example Merchandising Star.
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ATE.R.BLE FALL--A Woman Falls Thirty
Fect--A bout 10 O'Clock last night a colorcd
woman ramcd Margaret Harris, in the EN-.
ploy of Mr.. w. n. Bigbic. Ill Church ST.,
fell from the third-story rear window of the
residence of that gentleman, to the ground,
n distance OF thirty feet or more, and strik-
ing on the head was dangerously injured
about the head and face, besides receiving
severe bruises on the body. No limbs were
broken. DR.. II. G.. Latham was promptly
summoned to attend her; and we learn
that her injuries whist very serious. were
not thought last night to be fatal. Internal
injuries may, however, have been received,
of the extent of which no decided opinion
can rs yet be given.
The woman, it seems, was asleep in bed
Immediately at the window, which was
hostcd. and it is supposed in her restless
| ness rolled out Of the bed. She was rem
dcrcd unconscious by the terrible fall, and
| as no other person was present at the time
| of the accident, no definite information az
to how it occurred could be obttined.-
| Lyach6uTg Nc,rS.
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nor, deceased. TO ". p. Conway In trust,
and bv said trustee converted during the
war into Confederate bonds, had concurred
in said change OF investment of the trust
subject.
Judge, Wexford delivered an able opinion.
in which be held that DIR. Minors concur.
renee in the change OF investment was con.
clusivety established hy the receipt by him
Of check for his dividend, with copy oil
MIR. Conway's account. settled before O
commissioner, attached thereto. The Judge
laid down the following principles as the
legal effect Of such concurrence
lot. That the concurrence or acquicscence
OF ccs'ai que trust being SUI j,,ris, iu a
breach at trust Of which he had notice,
estors him from afterwards questioning the
propricty of the act.
81. That the estate Of the consenting ccs.
tati que trust must indemnity the trustee
to the extent Of any benefit derived from
the trust estate converted subsequently TO
the conversion and PRIOR to the loss thereof.
| Fredericksburg Star.
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Deposited with Treasurer of Virginia,
United StateS bonds. Observation-Disclosures so 900 Oc
Deposited with the Comptroller Of New
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, &c.
c. G. GAKmKNDiA, p. LxoHARp.
T.. ID. yILLABRILLE.
~ &. GARMENDIA s. CO.,
u.
importers OF the celebrated
ala ANITA
and other brands Of

h n " i " a Is Dc
selected every year by our Mr.. GxrmcIdta. Prices
from SIS 70 81 900 per thousand.
ROMERO, DAVIES, and other dry, delicate
sHERRIES, In and casks also, In glass.
RiyieSe, Gsrorat & Co.'s PALE COGHAC
BRAHDIES, yintaxes OF 1859 10 1874, In LIE l. and
is casks and In patent cases tweive bottles each.
Charles Fares ChsmpxRnes. Wines, Grand Win
"Kugenie,n Imperial, Cabinet, and Sellery, QiarB
and plnts. Also, htgh and low gradsa or HorIeaox
CIaret In wood and glass Port wines, mxoeIa,
Gin, kum, COrdias, and every vtriesy Gi frsnCu,
Italian, aud Spanish Goods In our lEe. M.fssLies
Wines in 4 and casks. sweet vi, ia an Ena
giass. Maccaroni. old Government :SvA Soaos'
&C. No. 81 South Calvert stresl 61itimoSs 49,
] Represented by Messrs. CAshiE .hsOo.s a.sa
street, bstween Main and Cary, VINO nsys nrmnys
| stock on hand. 10y 60 )" -
a GOOD W.-PHhINION-s
"a FIEE.CUT CHEWING 9OBACCSsL IN IN
pound buckets; q choice article ! iSr SAg nISys.
OLD LIQUORs.-Medeira Vine, ,s m,:
IL ported ar ~ gentleman OF vtrs,nM ~ anr 20
sSsrrY Wsae, vintage lsse Fort isc, s,s. sssas
$50 and 1850 Pc ca BxspaY. diatliea ssJs Min
serye Whlsksy, c.sltilea 1855. hennessy y ~
n-anrietois 4: BfanGy, vintage 1892 ana 49,
Ii 4 cAhTkEr, S ~ nHsin street.
Sso,e Agents for R.,sy's Celebrated Y a'sssss
~ a2- Spl
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SpsciaI 1otiees.
OYer-Iocrnrerf

Without any disrespsct to the members OF the
medical procession, profession honored by all
thinking men, only Just say that they are
thick on the ground. The consequences Is that the
Community is doctored over mach. When nature
needs osly the gentle stmnlant and Alternative,
which has become famous throughout the country
a reliable medicine, under the name Of Hcstet-
teI's Stomach Btters she is not unfrequcn.y dosed
with dozen prescriptions. all experimental, from
the PharmscoPeia This is an evil, and proves that
the practice Ct medicine is far from being at all
time5 healing art At this period Of the year,
when the fall Of the leaf indicates that decay has
seized upon the vegetable kingdom, many harass-
ing diseases are prevalent. Chief among these may
be mentioned intermittent fevers and bilious remit
tent The exhalatiOns rising from dec0mposing
vegetation, and the heavy dews and 70 rs, are very
apt to generate these complaints The wsest policy
IS 70 protect the system by course of Hostetter's
Stomach bitters at the commencement OF the fall.
Much suffering may thereby be avoided But II the
disease has already begun its periodical vsitatons
may readily be checked and broken up by this &C
tive, yet harmless, vegetable tonic.
But be On your guard against the charlatans who
are attempting to palm of, under various names,
unwhOlesOme conn ounds, which they pretend to
compare iavorably with the great national elixir
which has long since swept more formidable oppos
ition from the field. Bear in mind that every bottle
Of genuine Hoststter's Stomach Btters is anthem
ticated by splen1idly engraved label, aud fac
sinliie OF the sign manual If the firm. Put up IN
b-ttles only, and cannot be obtained in built.
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WEDNESDAY. Sept. -.
FLOUR There has cen a fair demand for Flour
the last week and tho Market sustains full prices
wiki no prospects Of lover rates at prrseat. Coz
mon extra. are taken about as iast rs received
bakers extras are scarce an wanted and GOOD
white wheat eranos, hanging from 3 > a sgbbl,a are
in demand Inc sales have teen at sos > for
IVES ern superIne. So Oli6 5 for common extras.
sj1i6' 81 for milwaukee, ard Minnesota extras in
Guiding choice bakers hiauds, Sc 75a for white
g heat ONO, inQlu-a and Mchi zan S5eJs 50 for HI
nois, sad u 90 Tor 81 LOUIS, includiag choice and
ftyorito brands. Southern flour i. finn aad steck
small Sales at s5 2idf- 80, Tor common extras snd
good family anu 'tt9 30 for fayorite hr1ncs Corn
sieE! has been In demau1 with sales NJ s. sgait9
BIOL. Rye Forr Is ceiling at 81 50 O 5gebol as to
quality.
GRAIN. The market for Corn Is s.eaiy. with a
fiis demand. The sales have been a. -las2c for
Western yellow, and 5SaSc E.r Western mixed.
Osts are irua aud have been in demand with sales
a. 49a'3oV bush for Clark m xed and light mixed
western, ana 95dltc for No white. Rye has been
selling In small lots NJ -NIsjciS bush. Barley IS
dull aad prices are nominal Shorts have been s0lf
q 4 90 flne ictd a. 50 as, and Ahddlin=s sB4
PROVISIONS r Pork IN srket Is quite firm
with a good demand. The sales have been at { 90
n y fsr prime 81 > a. "a for mess and SIS a
II Tor clear Beef remains the same, with steady
demand, The sales have boon at SO "a 70 ) Tor
mess ard extra me s; and 81 q Is for family.
Lard remains without change. Steam and kettle
rendered has been in demand, and Is arm at 9 ~ az
lbsc q q ana Alden's caddy Mt ia "a l2c y 10.
Smoked Hams have been in fair demand 6. u a 10:
V u for Boston and Western. Hogs are selling al.
CSC
PRODUCE. There is good demand for all choice
grades Of Butter ard the lea have been at higher
| prices for this defcupt n. Other grades only
IN IN derate request, and remain without improve
ment. The sales have been ~ a sec for choice
New York extra lots and select MS At n &c high
er an common 20 coed fom ~ a &c 2 u. ~ts,-
ern Batter ranges from 10 % 2ic Y n, as TO gu lily
Cheese is quite firm, and has been in demand at
higher prces The sales have been at 10 n l2c for
factory, and from a llce ID fjr dairies. Potatoes