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o. SATURDAY, lhs sOth Day of Maroh, az

ths following real estate: Lots Nos. 8 and
in Gilman Belts subdivision, near the city
OF Memphis: Beginning at q stake north.
west corner Of the Dunn tract Of IS acres, or
the east side of a 60-foot street; thence north
s9o east Z chains and % links to q stake and
blackgum marked 3, the northeast corner
OF satd Dunn tract on Ara. Rembert's west
line; hence north 20Ho west 81 chains and
81 links to stake and honey locust marked
A, near q branch Mrs. Rembert's corner, at
the odset of a 60.fOot street; Themes south S99
west Is links to said 60-foot street; thence
south IL east Is chains and 80 linkz to the be-
ginning, containing IS 2-l0O acres, more or
less.
Also. lot No. 2, In block No. 5. In Bradford's
subdision, in the city Of Memphis: Begin
ming at q stake 250 feet from the intersection
OF Jones avenue and Robson strest; rum
then CO with the north line OF Robson street
65 feet to 3 stake; thence horthWardly Al
r1ght'angles with Robson street l53 feet to
an alley thence with the south line OF said
alley IS feet; thence southwardly parallel
with Jones avenue $50 feet to the beginning.
Also, lot No. "A, fronting 81 feet on Carroll
avenue, in the city of Memphis, and run.
ming back, between parallel lines, LII Ieet,
levied on as the property OF d. Pant to sat
isfy said execution, Interest and costs. Sale
between the hOIr Of 10 O'Clock Am. and 4
pm. February 2, 1879.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By ". ". Oo,emsu, Deputy sheriff.
MyeIs& Wyatt, EsQIst, Att'ys for pl'tn. f62e
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HoHETARY AND FIkAECIAL EATTERs
--LATEST REPORT BIZ TELEGRAFH.l
NEW YORK.

NEW IOhAs
NEW YORK, March 4.
Gold-The market was dull but steady
at 110H@lI0A Loans were from s TOT per
cent. for carrying. CleariDgs, $31, 00O, COO,
Money-WS SIS firm in the forenoon At "a
Z per cent. gold. At the close call loans
broke down to 5 per cent, A portion Of
the money withdrawn from the market
last week has been returned.
Sterling Exchsnge-Bankers' bills ,109Z,
Southern State Securities - Southern
Stste bonds closed dull and without i'm,
portsnt change, at the following quota
TONS
Tennessees, DID,. g. issouris........-. 49,
Tennessees, new c. N. CarolinRs, old 35I
Virginias, old. So N. Carolinas, new 49,
Virgtniss, new... 65- Gold ..--..---.....-Il01
United States Securities-Governmen
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The following table shows the weekly
average Of the price o fcotton in several
xears named 81 the different cotton mar
kefGs
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chancsry Sale Of Real Estats

No. s1l8-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessse-AndreW Rem
kirt VS.. Jacob g Galloway ct al.
IY virtue Of an order OF sale mad In his
- cause, I VIII sell at public auetion, to thu
highest bidder, In 'front.' Of the once OF the
seeond ChanceTy Court Of shelby county. in
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
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SataFdaY, q b e. l872

within legal hours T. iolloW1ng described
property. situated 10y county, Tenn
Ses, and partly in Il IN county, ranga 4.
gection5s Beginning = roles south OF the
&W corner Of John DOnel8On's 640-aefs sur-
Vsys thsRSs north with said line across Bee.
yer creek 5 chains and . links % q stakes
thence VESTS chains and 50 Inks 70 staks
ndG links 10 q sfakes thence vet otehaina,
to astaks SudtWO blaekoak pointers thence
north So chains across tne county une. 4 al
"a chains aud IS links toa doE8ood marEsd
". % thanea - chains 10 the aast line OIL
d. NeLeuloore's go a1re8 themes south 81
chains and 81 links 70 D soutEsEst corner
of said SO acrsss Ehence east 10 chains 10 3
STAKE ard Ezssafrast thence north 4 chains
10 4 hfcxoryf fhance east e. chains a. 4 =
links 20 tha tegtunlnE-consatnlng about s.
acres, and being The same conveyed 70 u
Graham by john z. IEozeFsnt on tia nrh
sepfamker, 1885, and recorded n the RezfE-
teras 9Gdess IN Book SO. Sc. part 2. pazs tE.
IS sec. This February 8, LIZ
Terms o. Bato=CaEhs
DM0NDA a. cola Clark and Nnaser.
Wright aRu4k& &ncf1oH mkE
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GhanearY SaIa Of Raal Estata,

No. ~, R-F1rst Chancery Court Of Shelby
county,. D. Williams, Executor, etc, OF
Barnett Graham, deceased, vs. Sslie G..
Graham ct Al.
al virtue OF an in~terlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered In the above cause Hebrusr
q, 1874, / Will sell a. ru1ifc aacton, to tins
highest bidder, in nout OF the court, house
6oor OF said aOEnty, Orr az Block Second
ztreef. Hsmuhie. TenuerEEa.o On
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shsriRs Sale Of neal Estate.

D. VIRTUE OF an execution from the First
~ Circuit Court OF shelby COnnty, in favor
OF Jacob vs.. Hupperta and +. BauR-
ner, SIS IS debt, be~stdeS-inte-est and costs, /
VIII seil, to the highest bidder. for cash, in
front OF the Shecin's of1ee, on second street,
near Union street, in the city OF Memphis,
Saturday, the 2sd day Of March, 1872,
the following described real estate, TO- vii:
fhe undivided one third interest OF Matthias
Huppert, subject t0sWidoW's dover, in the
following described lot OF land lying In Shell
BY county, Stale OF Tennessee, and in the
city OF Memphis, and bounded IS follows:
Beginning al 8 point on the east side OF Hup-
pert street., uGR Ieet south OF Poplar street
extended and at the Intersection OF James
K5nzler s lot, uni thence along the east
side OF Huppert street Il5 fest to an alley;
lnence OF b north side OF said alley east
EaFdly 10 feet; tnencen orthWRrdly and par
alel WIKI q lot of George Whites to Poplar
street. IA; feet thence WestHRrdly On the
south side of Poplar street to tins lot OF said
RsnGlsr 80 feet; thence southW8rdly uOH feet;
thence W~esbWsrdly parallel With Kenzler's
lot 81 feet to the.D beginning, levied on as the
property OF Matthias HuppsFt to satihry said
execution, interest and costs. sale between
the hours Of 10 am and pm
MARCUS J. WRIGHT. Sheriff.
By ", ", COLEMAN, Deputy sheriff.
February =, iS2.
5. Herman, ESQ., Atty for PIE. fe8
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This tskie shows q falling Of for the
week as compared with last year, some
$3.50 bales.
Lyerpool has been dull and inactive the
mast week, as viii be seen by the follow
f--sutouaouEs
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United States SecuFities-Government
securities were strong and higher, with
On improved demand, closing A.
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FURTHER DEvELoPMENTs.-John Washing
ton, the colored thief, who was arrested by
the detectives for breaking into the residence
OF hr. Minis, No. Al Hssel street, and stealing
lot OF Jewelry, clothing, &C., has been incul.
pated IN other robberles. He Is believed 10
nave been the night raider who was shot at by
MI. RaVenel, and while being examined for
.ne hssel street burglary, the thief was actual
" dressed In whole suit of clothes which he
had stolen ir raid upon the residence OF Mr..
]. Whitman in Legare street. The coat and
pants were both Identified, and John will have
to answer for this burglary also at the next
term OF the Interior Court. WashInglon's
name occurs frequently upon the criminal
ooekes In company with that OF Alfred Hutson
and Robert johnson, who all seeem tn toIlou,
the occupation OF house.breaking and roh.
Ding. The trie are now In isil. and for Tho
public good 1t is hoped they will be kent tbsrs.
but this Is by no means certain. Wash,noton
was convicted of grand larceny last wear ot
the June term Of the Court of General so,
sions, and sentenced to one years lmprlsop-
ment In the penitentiary from the 10th of
June, ISL His term has not yet expired,
and yet he has been at large for so1ae time.
breaking into houses, robbing and plundering
throughout the city. How he got out is best
known to Governor Scott or the keeper of the
Penitentiary.
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THE CATERPILLAR IN TIE RICE FELDs,-The
Savannah Republican says: "a new enemy
10 the rice planters has made Its appearance
within the last few days, and Is likely TO
damage them most seriously. We are re-
liably Informed that the caterpillar, resembling
that which has proved so destructive to cotton
of late years, has made Its appearance in large
numbers in nearly all the Savannah River
plantations opposite and for seven miles
above the city, on both sides, and are making
havoc of the rice crops. Owing to the state OF
the rice In some places, and the low river In
others. they cannot be destroyed by flooding,
and on such fields they are having their own
way. We hear they have appeared on the
Ogeechee, but not In such large numbers"
The Advertiser says: "The rice plantations
on the Savannah and back river, Ogeechee
river and canal, are suffering terribly from the
ravages of the caterplllars, which have made
their appearance in great numbers, and have
devoured the plant 10 the water's edge. In
formation from points seven miles up the sa-
vannah River reports their appearance. The
greatest apprehensions ara felt, and an i'm
mense destruction Of the crop anticipated, as
the present flow, when taken of, will enable
the caterpillars to extend their ravages."
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The New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, June 7.
The Financial Chronicle says: we have had
another week OF excl ement In cotton, attended
by wide fluctuations In prices, and IN the ag.
gregate considerable advance, the result or an
Oversod condition OF the market at Time when
the supply is 30 small as to oe easily controlled
This speculative movement has continued 70 re-
ceive strength from the Improvement ~ Liver
pool and the fair spinning demand here. in TACT,
uulders have had The entire contro OF prices. anu
some Or them state that the only reason why
they have not forced the advance Win lhe
sreat1iness of The pI Ie;eding fortnight, mas been
the fear that II they did the shorts would, as tne
bulls express 1t, 'le down" on tne puyers-tnaC
Is, repudiate the contracts, whereas Dy lettln0
the market fall of little at Intervals Inc snoris
would be encouraged TO renew tnelr margins az
prelude 10 hnal scoop.
The probabilities as 10 the extent OF tne next
crop have had no influence upon operators, Tor 1t
ls believed that 1t will mature late. and the present
CROP it is claimed will be exhausted before 1t can
he brought to market, Hence there has been
marked advance during the week lor August,
August contracts beng nearly &c nlgner tnan
contracts for SEPTEMBER, and nearly &c higher
than last Friday. Thursday prices. both for spots
and futures, fell 4 to nc, and today there was
further decline OF hc I0r spot cotton and 1IaHc
for futures. The prices last reported Tor futures
were (oasis low middling) % ll-l6c lot June; 26A
for July; 28x for August; I3H Tor September;
215< for Oereoer; 20K for November; 19h for De-
cember. The total sales OF this description for
the week were l7S, 800 bales. For immediate de-
livery the sales were 652S, including 296 Tor tx
port, 444s for consumption, 144l Tor speculation
and $40 In transit.
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Auction Sales This Day.

O'Clock, at Fire-proof Building, real estate.
Henry Cobla & Co. will sell at 9 O'Clock, at
their store, pig tongues, hams, &c.
Laurey, Alexander Il Co. will sell ut 10
O'Clock, at their store, butter, lard, &C.
R. d. Mar shall d Bro. will sell at IL O'Clock,
at the Postof1ce, real estate.
A. G. McG!ilIiVray will sci. lat IL o'clock, at
the Postof1cf,. real estate.
Paui B. Lala,ne & Co. will sell at half.past
ocleck, oV er .Salesroom No. Ill East Bay,
ouchets' oro oms, groceries, &c.
eeehens, ernes & Ducker will sell at 9
O'CLOCK at their st,,res, butter, hams, &c.
'onn u. MIL oor & Co. will sell at half-past 10
O'CLOCK, at the ste. re, dry goods and sundries.
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wallIngford & Co.'s Provision Circular,

CINCINNATI. June 8.
Since our last weekly summary the market has
been dull and heavy. and prices have gradually
weakened. The receipts OF hogs are still lioeraI,
and continues to be depressing feature In the
trade. There has been very little improvement In
the demand and transactions are ON moderate
scale on y. but holders are firm and careless about
sslliRg eXcent aJ full prices.
MESS PoRK.-The ''corner' In city mess still
keeps the market for this article In IN unsettled
condition. Sales were made at $l4 rs. but there
is not much offering or much wanted st this. he.
guar mess h offered at Sl2 but not wanted at
over $ll 75 8hd we think that price will buy some
lois. Rump pork 10 Nominal, aud none OF any
consequence on the market, hence we omit quota
tions.
BULK MBATs.-There Is some Improvement In
the demand, but buyers and sellers are apart In
their views and transactions have. In CONSCIENCE,
been small. Shoulders could have been sold to
fair extent at &c, but there were no sellers under
Axe. Rib sides are nominal at 6Ac. Clear ribs
are IN demand at &C, but e to Y more Is asked.
Clear ides we quote at exc. Bulk hams s-ll from
I to 7Zc. as to cut and size, bnt not many Offer
ing. Packed meals from y TO x more.
BACoN.-Tne transactions are comparatively
small. aud prices have slightly Depressed. Shout
der5 generally are held at SC, but might be shaded
Tor round lois. Clear rib slides sold at &c, aud
clear sides 7hc, all packed. sugar cured can
vsssed hams are brisk aud 6rm at l0Aal2c as to
brand, and average. Second picked hams 1na
1oHc, and plain bacon hams 9ae1c, all canvassed
ana packed
LARD.-Cliy kettle leaf held at sHc. with snme
sales, but the demand not quick at this. Prime
stt am, winter made. shc, and current make Of
fered at 8.l5. Refined lard for Southern trade
exc In tlerces, exc In half bbs.
BEBF.-Mess 81 50a1t per bbl; sugar-cured
dried $15al5 so. canvassrd and packed.
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New York Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. June 8.
The Daily Bulletin, OF Saturday, says: The
radical change IN the gene al tone Of the mar
ket, noticed oy rs during the past TWO or three
days, seems to he acknowledged by all classes Of
opera, ora, and now there is almost universal
xpi esson OF strength and confluence, with
good maay OF the trade predicting much nigh.
er raoge before the upw ,rd turn uf values shall
have reached q culmin ting point. All the antici-
pationj OF large distribution 10 the interior
seem likely to be realized, the stocks in both first
and second hands are reduced, and what remain
are under good and stroug control, and with no
immediate prospect OF additions OF magnti ude,
it Is arlued that buyers have only TO lnss' upon
extreme prices to obtain them. OF Brazils the
Accommodation, it Il said, does not amount to
more than enough for q good ak weeks trade,
ana. with the known light shipments from hio.
IN to mako good any deficiencies, and as jobbers
are poorly stocket importers appear to think
there Is scarcely possibility or anythtng oc.
curing To rob them OF the advantage already
obt8iued. but. on the contrary, many chan ces for
them TO gain q still better fUothold. West india
Sly les too are much In favor still and any ythlng
at all desirable meets with quick ait -ntion at
full prices, with many whole parcels recently
bought already worth profit wi hout breaking
up. as the Hrst hand 81 ocks are 30 reduced an /
heli Rt such extreme figures that he stock Is
valuable wherever II eau be found East India
qualities are just trlfe doubtful az 10 the exact
position occupied owing TO the secrecy preserved
on the current movements, but holders ma urally
arc nrm 10 sympathy, with the general market,
al knowing the relative chenpn 81 OF the gUods
are BY no means aAklOus 10 operate. The g"ne-
raj movement to-day has been moderate, owing
In part to the storm and probably In q measure
to the free purchases recently made, and the full
figures at which owners now hold the remaining
stocks. few bus ers, however. were on hand
and all negotiations were conducted on basis NJ
extreme prices. We Iearn tnat OF ll02 bags rio
per "Satelite" /" probably another invoice per same
vessel; 1000 bags Rio per "Vlrgnia Dare" TO go
West, resale; and etner transactions acknOwl-
edged but DOT reported. 1t Is also pretty certain
that 458s bags Rio per "Al!cen have Deen sold at
Baltimore. We quote Bio, gold in bond, follows:
Ordinary earg0es Is nal8c, fair carg"es l7al7Hc,
gord cargoes l8kslsHc prime cargoes 1sxa
lexc, Java, mats and bags, gold, duty paid,
Q, KB24c Singapore l8Ha2O, nacive Oeylon 18ka
2Oc Maracsibo lsha2lc. Laguayra 19Ha2lKc. st.
Domingo. (pold, In bOndJ 13il3kc. Jamaica 1S1ia
l9Kc COSTA Rica l9a2lc, Mexican l9s20kc, Sava-
nll,a l9a2lc.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.
'.<'' PARIS, June 10.
Noon.-Rentes 55f CSC.

lSlNUuNt suuo I've
A'A''-' 'Iz'' Paris, June 10.
Noon.-Rentes 55f CSC.
Noon.-Frelahts firm. Stocks steady; Gola
strong at AK. Money easy at g. Excnange.
long OK; short IoK. Governments firm and quiet
State bonds very firm.
Evening.-Money easy at 7. Sterling dnll az
Sas God, God 1a4
strong. North and Sou:h Carolinas STEADY buI
all very dull. Freights steaoy.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June 10.
Noon.-Co,ton opened quiet and steady; up
lands 1lhd, Orleans l1zallId.
Latter.-Cotton steady; sales IL ooo pales; spec
ulatiUn aud export 800.
NEW YORK. June 10.
2614c.
kyenine.-Cottou &c lower; safes Sos bales; es:
nIddlsgs 26Kc. sales OF future delivery 300
bales as follows: July. 26 25A. 25I 2oA, 20 SIG;
August. i6d; September, 23}s n23%; octooer, ZoAi
November, 2OH; December, lshe, sc.,n,> ,,ro,o
Cotton dull; m,ddllpgs 2sHc; net receipts 1873
bales; gross 263o; sales $50; stock l2;ooo.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10.
a' '-''' BALTIMORE, June 10.
Cotton dull and nominal; middings 2Gxa
2tHc; gross receipts s.; exports coastWse 2Voi
sales 1907 10 stosx Ta oas, a5e TO-
Cottsn quiet and firm; low mld liugi HAc;
net receipts S65 bales; exports coasLWlse os4;
sales so; stock 1885.
Cotton firm; mildllnQs Csc; Rel receipts Is bales;
e-'pO''. SAVANNAH, June 10.
Cotton quiet and firm; nidollngs 23Ha234c;
net receipts S2l bales; exports coastwlse loooi
STOCK 65, S3l.
Cotton quiet; mlddIlnss 24hc; receip AZ bales;
sales 1913. , ,,o
Cotton iu fair demand; middling 2bha:bhc; re-
's'p'' ~ 0''o' MOBILE June 10.
cot'on nominal; mIddlngs Csc; net receipts 60
oa's'' 'A''' .''' NEW ORLEANS, June 10. =
Cotton dull and nominali middIlngs 25Nc; net
receipts 376 bales gross 376; sales 2ou; STOCK
'''''' GALVESTON, June 10.
Cotton nominal; good ordinary 2oxc.; exports
coastwse 1854; stocE 1885.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL June 10.
Spring wheat l2al2s Sd. Breadstuf' generally
4A'" NEW YORK. June 10.
Noon.--F our quiet and uachai ged; ,,Vn'3a wheat
quiet and steady. Corn declining. fork steady
mess SIS 4oalS As. Lard steady; steam 9Ea9nc.
Turpentiue steady at 67aS'hc. Rosin quieti
strained So go.
kew active at 9 &C. Wheat about lc better, but
very quiet; winter red Western 81 s2al 93. Corn
lc lower On account OF large eceipts, and moIe
doing. Rice quiet az Sku9xc. Naval stores
steady. Tallow steady at sk. Pork qalet and
steady at Sls 45aIS so. Lard nrmer at S4a9kc.
CINcINNATI, June 10.
Flour dull at s8 60as IS. Corn steady at 5la62.
Pork, advance asked, but none established; reg.
ular s12 rs; city S14 rs. Lard, demand lignt and
holders firm; kettle &C.; winler steam SH. Bacon,
Gear RIB sides 7a7Kc clear sides Ika73f. WhisSey
buoyant and unsettled, 81 asked; small sales.
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Baltimore Grain Market.

BALTIMORE, JuDe7.
FLouR.-Receipts continue fair, and wish little
demand stocks are accommodating In hands OF re-
cevers. The tendency OF prices have stea,flIy
favored buy ers but still not sulclent TO Induce
any extended operations. shippers keep out ol
the market, and the reduced figures asked IGr
Brazil brands have failed to attract thelf atten-
tion On Thursday all high grades OF Baltimore
trade brands were reduced Soc per bbl. Sales for
the week were as follows:
Howard street-loO brs super 81 10; 100 do ex-
ira 50 5O 200 do family $lO 25al1 rs. To-day, l0J
brs super 81 so; 100 do extra tS so; 100 10 du
| SO 25; 100 do family $40 SO.
Westeru-lOhiU, Indiana, &c.)-1oo brs extra
So 20: 400 do cnoice seas so. To-day, 200 0rs fam
lily $40 so.
NUrthwestern.-10O brs common super p. t.; 100
do extra 81 80. To dry, 800 Urs extra So 76a9.
City Mllls.-We are not appIlsed OF any trans
| &C lOLs fur export. Brazil brands are held a at
at 50 75al0, decline OF 81 from the former ask
log figures. To-day, 100 Drs fne SIS 26.
GBAIN.-Receipta from saturday ID Thursday,
Inclusive, comprised OF whrai 9l75 bushels: corn
l79 sos which l22 800 went into ELEVATOR oats
wheat has been sluggish, millers buying but
spsriugly on account Of the dull sale OF -four;
prices have favored buyers southern corn has
been In demand, and prices comparatively
steady for white; yellow 1a2c o1; Western ou tho
track steady, ith moderate sales; In elevator
maiut tained aI CSC. Oats under neavH supplies o.,
Western, market has fallen tn aa4c per oushe I.
Rye scarce and 1rm. Transactions for the week
Corn-Sales embrace 10000 bushels Southern
white at 76aSo cents-bulS 7ja79, clUslDe at the
inside for prime; $50 bushels Western white al
73Hs74; 5000 bushels do. 10 arrive. on private
Terms; 1900 bushels Southern yellow az 69i72c,
mostly 7a7l; Is, 900 bushels Western at 7oa72c Tor
mixed and yellow on Lne track, closing at TO-,
and from eevator at CSC To-day $3.50 bushels
received "a 0OU Of which went inIo elevator) Mar
ket ste .dy. sales Is 600 bushels Southern while
al 7sc; 1400 bushels do chol at 7sc Zoo ou hels
inferior TO fair at T6a77c; 100 nusheI, Wrsrern,
at Point at 70c 15vo busnei. sou,Resn ye low -.
67a70c; bulk az 8sa69; 800 bushels western mlxeu
on track, at CSC. stock tu-uay In the elevator
l65 627 bushels. -,,. o,o
bu.hels Michigan amber So o6a2 10; 400 Western
red So; 1900 bushels Pennsylvania red S2a9 10; SoO
bu, heIs southern do 81 S6a2 05. To-day, 2oOO
bushels received; 100 bushels southern amuer
suld at $2a2 lU. ,,,.
bushels Southern light 6On62c; 5000 bushels West
ern bright az 6sa59o 10 the beginning OF the week,
and at close 54at8c: 49, 900 bushels do mixed early
10 the week at 54a56C, and closed at tla53c. To-
day, sales active, 5000 bushels Western mixed ola
SIC; la0o busaels Western bright 64c 1900 onshels
do light 66c; small lot Sou hern lgnt 6oc.