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$1,000; Niagara, not over $500, 600; Spring.
n nsia; zoo, 600; Tradesmen's. ss40. 600;
tsT|aasra, q Chicago, 100000: Colnn,erce, Of
A'nansy, $4,000 : Alrs. $4,000; New York
md fortefs, Sin,Doo; Lancashire. sfe5..
u,,Col Mechanics and Traders. $4,000; Ma
tlonai, Of New York, $4,000, Fire.
mems Trust s5.oo9i AlAazon, $4,000;
triumph, 5000; st. Paul Fire and Mn.
r!nr, $4,000; Franklin. Of phil,dclpl,;a,
52o,o0o; Girard, $4,000; Globe, Sl3.GDU !!
Montaiik, s5.oon; .tstna, Of Hartford, 500,
ono E; t;a; ford. s53n,n0a; Connecticut. 500
900; Orient, $lJo,oH0; National, or Hart
lord Siej,ooo; Phoenix, Of Hartford $50.
wv. Az Of the Providence companies say
thcy VIII come out slraght. The American
ana Mercantile, Of Boston. will go on. The
l'oii>ton must stop. The New jersey COM
l'n'rs lose only triiliDG amounts. Tie Con.
tincn,a! Insurance Company. Of Few York.
has assets amounting to over s.; 100000 #
Tue entire am"''rt ri iii. within the district
Ei,i loss, onc-half of Its surplus will
Jay for Il.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK. November li.--Cotton dull: sale
l,iJ5 ls.lcS: uplaTas. I9c.: Orleans I0Ic. Flour
Inct end III buyers favor. Wheat heavy and uI-
settled; winter rel western. Sl5TIsSI.6S. Corr:
heavy and SHADE lower. Rice steady ut 75iiSfc.
Pork lower IL si5.sTIslsI2. Lard lower 1T stacg r.
turpent!Gc quiet. Kosin firm. Talow steady nj
. g9 5-lGc. Frcichts unchanged.
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NEARLY ow.--During political de-
bate on Monday last between Judge Sinclair
and cX-Uniled States District Attorney Chan
dler. at BrcntSvillc, Mr.. Chandler asserted
that Robert f. Lee had said that the "seccs-
sion Of the southern States was without
catr,c." or words to that effect; to which
Judge Sinclair replied By stating he did not
believe the assertion. Chandler, constituting
the reply OF Judge Sinclair rs accusing him
Of utt"ling fIlschocd. proceeded to pull
Judge Sinclair'S nose, us some assert. causing
considerable excitement for Il time, and until
mutual explanations were made and Mr.
Chandler npologizcd for what he had done.
The assault upon Judge Sinclair was looked
upon rs uncalled for by many, and most of
the audience left the COURTHOUSE NandS-
Sd3 Gazette.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. November ll.-Flour dull and no
quutably lower. Wheat dull lnd 81. lower: choice
SOS. Corn heavy white. j5fi s3c.; yellow, 55Ntcuc
Oats Iirmer at a5Gi.c. Provisions nominally un.
changed. WkiSkcv. csc.
Virginia ConSDl- 81 new, !5c. Bids
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E,1DsiS. STATIONERY. &c.

ANDOLPH & ENGLISH will pay S4j
Z y for Call volumes l. 5, 8: SIS for Robinson, vol
u;IIcs !. .: S.u for RUIifson's Practice, volume
& for Matthew's Digest. volume .: 81 for Tucker
maN's Executors, volumes l. >, 1857; Patton &
Heath volumes l,2.
An kinds Of books bought.
At 1915 Main street can he f0nnd the largest as.
s0rimcnt In Virginia OF
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
new and old. no i2-dSw
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FIRE II CnATuAN.-On Tuesday night,
November 9th, the fine brick MANSION OF Dr..
G. L. klocber was destroyed Ivy fre. This
house was one built hy Major l. II. Caring.
ton III cost Of some %la,0)n, and was one OF
thc most elegant and substantial mansions
in this section of the State. Or. kloebcr'S
loss was covered. we hear. by insurance tC
The amount Of $1,000. The house could not
be rebuilt at this time probably ut less cost
than 80 ,GUO.-- Chatham 1TiEunc.
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The father Of James II. Clements, post
master uf Portsmouth,. died i'll Washington
III Saturday, 9;h instant.
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Ecy. David Barr. of Grccnsviilc county
W., has been called. and will shortly take
charge Of tie Episcopal church at PiltSyl
NHilia Iu;lrthOuer.
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET
LOUISVILLE. November 1T ohacco fairly &c
tive; sales. 20 i:cgsiicutiS.
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DEMOVAL.-JOllN G. PAGE, Jr., ms
~ moved into The SPACIOUS new store recently
erected On MAIN st!c't sc. li>ll eight doors below
Fourteenth street where hr has opened large ana
wri:->crrtci stock oil BOOTS, SHOES, THU NhS,
&C. consisting Of AL the modern styles. and en-
brG,cin" aI graic' OF good, IN his line To winch lie
invite, the attention 1T his friends and the public
JOHN G. PAGE, JR..
1921 Main street. eight doors below Fourteenth.
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Es;sas'S. SEsssES, &C.

~I~HITE ED BuTTON-BOOTSwsS9
w ,Tn MARIE ANiOl%ETTE SLlP-R8a
pI,i;S for Ia,,i,.c:r.L uiscS, and generally 80
..ss,rf,r,.it of BOUIS aud II OES:
i:.i.XitG e. E i. W. TAYLOR,
uo9 corner Fourth and >Br"ad strcctS.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ASDl
pGkrnMA R0I.TR Lime IN. lR12


ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
" 10th, the TRAINS on this read Will run ss FOL.
lows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond NJ 4. M.
aud 1850 z: NJ, AID leave Petersburg ut HES a NJ
FEEIGHT rRAINs, with passenger coach at:
isched. leave Richmond 1t 4. VI agda \. N.. a'o
i,,a,e Petersburg II 7i5 4. Il aud iiG Il. u.
The 81 MAY EXCURSION TRAINS VII leave
| ll,l.lnuId aud PeIcrst,,r2 al !. III. EetnfEiafs
leave Richmond aud Petersburg at IL. u, siLsie2c
| III o'clock, rs heretofore. ,,,,.
| The S A. IL. TRAIN WIZ not leave niGnuiona on
| SUNDAYS and the 500 L. NJ. SlifL TEAM ana s.l
| 4. II. .EEiGHT TRAIN "ill mol leave feiessourS
| on sundays. s,.r q
Fare for return tieas - .; a. lilo foi,owtpv
| rates: ~ COCA
| i,ae-hun,irea-trip tickets for........W %
Passengers Tor Norfolk VIII take the la L. NJ.
| DAILY TRAIN. and those from Norfolk VIII cen.
| Meet af Ie,ersburg with the It's a. Nj. TRAIN.
Passengers froi Clover Til, viii take the $50 a
a. TRAIN OH Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
and returning leave Richmond or Tie same DAYS ny
The MAIL TRAINS viii stop only at caesteraad
The "a. N TRAIN will connect at petershnrg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud OHIO railroad tos
| I.ynchhurg daily, Il, j, ,,SS,..,,l
/ BIC attached 10 the THROUGH TRAIN ~ v eis''u'
running through TO Wilmington J, :, !, ,r,y- 4
Il Ia n Ticket AMI Fgebsht Agent.
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AMES JET RE Is, PRACTICAL
81 .rpSE-CUTTER tSD MASON. " prepared
IN .,c,ute GRANITE WORK IN ali Its hianrhrS
Srcci.l attention given to IN CLOSISG SECTIONS
n CEMETtRlES.
Yard ON Sixth near Canal street. Orders left a.
tI ward OF Me5SrS Rogers & Miller, corner
Of Main and sixth streets, will be promptly attend
ua to 10 T-codIma
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SMALLPOX ~ ALExASDRIA.--Two eases OF
9mall.pox in the citf were reported thi.
morning. The patients are two cooretl
children i'll shanty in the colorcd settle.
mcnt at what is known as Little Zion
Church, Hear the last end of the tunnel. DR..
Garrett. who was sent for to visit them,
found that one case had gone through nearly
all tie stages and was recovering, but that
the other had Just commenced. DR.. Brown,
the Health Officer, was notified, and has
called meeting of the Board of Health to-
night for the purpose of localin. and pre-
pairing hospital for the reception of the
cases reported As we'll as others that will
probably succeed them, and to make some
arrangement; about procuring medical assist
ancc, for it is understood that there will be
difficulty in getting doctors to attend the
patients for 81 a yist-tbe price fixed by Il
resolution lately adopted by The City Coun-
cii.-AicraHdr1a Gazette, Norembcr9.
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GOING ETST..

GOING EAST.
Train No. Through mail and eNpreSsl leaves
Greensboro daily Mt a. ~: leaves Danvllc daily
at $40 a. NJ; arrives nj Richmond daily at l?t5
Pm.
Train No. Through plssenXerl leaves Green's
bor0' daily Except Sundays) ut ll:i0 A. NJ. leaves
Danyilc ut 1852 p. ~; arrives at Richmond st2:so
Train No. . (Lyuchburg passcnger) leaves Lynch
burg daily AT A.. NJ. leaves Burkeyilla At 1855 L.
~: arrives ut Richmond at 2iS j. NJ.
Trains SUS. aud 10 connect ut Greensboro with
trains OH the North Caroline railroad for all points
south.
Train No. 10 C4ungrt3 nj Greensboro with train
for Raleigh. arriving there ut NJ. Passengers
leaving Raleigh at tbs j. VI. co.uect ct Greensboro
with trnu No. . for Richmond.
Train No. connects II Rurkeyflie with train on
the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad for all
points southwest and south.
Lynchlurg Accommodation Train leaves Rich
nond at I:jJ j. NJ. daily Except Sunaysl arriving
ut l. ynchbur.: in time ~ connect with the Morning
Passenger train IN the Atlantic, Mississippi aud
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers coming east leave LyuchburR after the
arrival Of tie Atlantic Mississippi! and Ohio pa.
,cngcr train from Bristol, aud arrive at Richmond
II ST. 4. N.
THROUGH TICKETS 10 all points south and
southwest can bc procurei al the ticket office In
Richmond AMI Of X. +. WALKEE, Agent Of The
Mantle, Mississippi! aDi Ohio railroad. No 1873
Main street Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements " advertise the
schedule OF this company VIII please pint - ABOVE.
JOHN II. STAGMURDO,
General Freight ind Ticket a gent.
T. VI. X. TALCorT, Engineer aud Supertntcnc-
nnt. .... III IN
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NEW PLANING-MILL.-The upde

NEW PLANlNG-MIlL.-The under
~ signed respectfully announce that, having
made arrangements for waier-pnwer, they hayc
established NEW planning. MILL on Twelfth
street just below The Gailego Mills, and are naw
ready 10 do all kinds Of planning enable terms.
Special attention paid 10 dressing Ioaccn-Box
Lumber. Having bad several years experience,
and having the best machines to be i.ah shaIs OF
latronuy, IS solicited promising their lest efforts
10 please. PETER fAiIHFuLS W.
In
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fed as having been written bT her to Clark,
as each note was received and recognized as
having been fndited by her she was examined
with reference to any unintclIigible points ii
contained;
at one time il was thought that Miss Few
ell would have to he dismissed from the
stand. there appearing indications Of the
rpl!cptic fits to which size is subject: The
court objected Dr. 'lar.tciIar to ,e called ;
she, however, declined to see hrr pin, sician.
put alter takin" little time 10 regain her
conlposure continued her Testimony.
As on the previous cxamination her nr,n-
hcr tb's morning ser'Ied perfectly artlcss
ana she testified in q calm, lucid manner. and
Win comro, ure that excited the surnri,e
OF all who heard her, The tlrcctness Of her
replies and the language in Which thew were
conveyed show That her intellect is ;icIl ma
tired Tor Der dgc, tat thai she has been well
editated.
At 3 +. NJ. the prosecution closed their
case, though 1t is believed that they will
make the attempt TO introduce Mrs. Hynsou
on Monday, if she arrives by that time. with
the view of disproving the statements of
Miss Fewell, and giving her (Mrs. Hynsou)
an opportunity to free her character from
the imnutations cast upon ii id the preceding
yanlihat!oii,
49, The trial will probably continue until
Tuesday night.
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Ina supplementary sheet, published, ye>ttr-
.,. aUr readers were supplied with fun
oiah!c account OF the great counacra,
.r ia Boston. received by telegraph from
u -:~.lal correspondents and the AsSo,
.s.d i'yr, AGENTS. We CLEAN the following
t.a0gJ detail, from our northern en-
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A,HG%CgoT, November il.-Thc Sccrc-
q. tIr Treasury this morning received 4
r1p from the President of the Mer-
q HlHk % Boston saying there is no
T. i.r It panic il the banks stand firm.
d !"~H j. lr&r. but It falls upon persons
.' generally able to Sustain il.
3!n'i"r TELEGRAM TO The Secretary, dated
y '"rt, Ills morning, says the DISPOSE
\ /" .rcatc Il panic has abatcd, aud the
4 -a!ujtou.ly suggest. that there is no
q - 'itc Secretary to 10 anything. In
q ia lr,s been received that so faras the
ii IT, i! concerned no losses have been
II = l.; Tie fire. the funds aud hooks
ny I;narH!cd.
" "aDl"Hl 1T the Treasury that tho TIRE
zss''".nrc no serious eject on the fiDabceS
81 rt:ibi!ilica aic that Secretary Bout.
Ed ~ Tot interfere.
81 T'i.c Fire Under Control.
Cd % ssoHE, November li.-Iiicrc is no
a. liz sensational dispatches tlRt the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-25
COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

NEW YORK, September q, 1885 a.m.-Th'
cotton market is quiet. Ordinary, loac;, gooS
ordinary, TIC ;lOw middling, le54c mlddnng
lS5kc nominal: Alabama, ISzc5 Orleans, B4
Texas, WMo. Futures are easy. Sales Today
1000 bales; last evening, 500 bales; JanUa
.ry. lSkc; September. lSl; October No
vembeT, fS1se; December, lS14c.
2a5 pm.-The cotton market is steady
ordinary, l51<c; good ordinary, zee low ma
SIS bales-in transit, 100 bales; futures, 1000
bales; last evening, So bales; 70 spectators
go bales. Futures steady; January, loc.
l5-l6c; December, lSl-l6e.
I2:l0 p.m-The cotton market is quiet; or
binary, l5c; good ordinary, lFs4ci low mid
ding, 1SLc; middling, lSsci Alabama lo54ei
Orleans, l9tsc; Texas, l9hsc. sales to-day, Sl
bales. Sales last evening, 513 bales. Futures
quiet. April, % slice september, Is 5-loc DC
tober, nc; December, IS slice.
Sl6 p.m1The cotton market is steady ;ordi
1s5sc; Texas, nhsc. sa4es to-day-eX
p0rL, So bales; to Spinners, 100 bales ia iran
situ, $50 bales; futures, El,sg; last evening 10 ~,
export, 1895 bales; included in sales are y
bales 70 arrive. Futures irregular; FEBRUARY
Receipts OF cotton for four days at al
United states ports, S5,2fs bales; exports-tC
Great Britain, 44S bales TO cOntinentsh35l bales
stock, liS,S4s bales.
LIVERPOOL, September q, II 30 am-Cot
ton quiet but steady: uplands, Wses1zdi Or
leans, gj<d. Sales to-day, 800 bales.
100 p.m.@COtton quiet but steady middllnl
uplandS. gEG9Ed: Orleans, sd. sales 10
day, 1000 bales; for export and speculation
SOC bales.
$50 p.m-CottOn market quiet but steady
middltng uPlands, gk9gzds Orleans, sgd.
NEW ORLEANS, september p, 1880 am
Cotton Is weak but IN fair demand; middling
lSc. No sales.
2 p.m.4Cotton in good demand; middling
ls1ec. sales, 2DO bales Receipts, E1 bales
NASHVILLE, September B.ZCotton dul
and unchanged; low middling, 1910.
. CINCINNATI, September i.LCOtton steady
M HAAnHnu NkIEn
ST. LOUIS, September 2L-Cotton nomina
lSRlSMc.
LOUISVILLE, September 2i.-Cotton dull
'l~ middiing, Ezc-
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PETITIONS.
Petition to Amend Charter.

No. Cs5, R.-First Chaneery Court Of Shelby
County
WHEREAs, The southwestern Land Agency
company, composed OF the following named
Directors, g. B. Wexford, ID. T. Porter. John
+. Titus, John T.. StratJOn and :. H. buns
comb has filed its petition in said court, pray
Ing an amendment to the charter heretofore
granted il by the Tennessee legislature, in
This that the name of said corporation be
changed TO the " Inventors Aid Association
and that by that name they have succession
Tor thirty years; that they may contract and
be contracted with, sue and be sued, plead
and be tmpleadedin all the courts of law and
equity also, have vowel to acquire, hold and
enjoy estate, in fee or otherwise, both real
and personal; loan n advance money or
credit for the purpose OF aiding inventors, or
the wner Of patent rights, to procure pat
ents, build or make the articles invented; 10
sell the same, or the patent rights for cities,
towns counties or states, and generally to 10
all things that they may think necessary for
the good of said Inventors Aid Association.
That they may have and use a common seal F.;
JhaI the capltrl stock OF said Association
shall be one hundred thousand dollars. in
shares of nifty dollars, with the privilege Of
increasing the capital stock 10 five hundred
thousand dollars. That the Board Of Direc-
tors shall consist of not less than three nor
more than ten members, in the election of
which each share of stock shall be entitled to
one vote, to be cast either in person or by
proxy. For more full particulars reference is
made to said petition.
1t is therefore ordered, that all persons in
terested or desiring so to do, make their APP
pearance herein, at the courthouse, In the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in October next,and how cause,
II any they have, why the prayer OF petition
er should not be granted and that a copy of
this order be published daily for thirty days
in the Memphis Appeal.
This August 81, ISG.
A cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY E. b. MCHENRN. ID. c. & NJ.
Mrlght Fulkes, soils. for Petitioners. au3l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lost Health Observation-Disclosures
lays the foundation Of much bodily suffering
AS a rule men are more solicitous to repair
and preserve their houses, stock in trade ant
other perishable property than To repaiI
and preserve themselves. They can see wEez
avail requires a prop, or a weak structure &
girder, but appear to be unconscious %, or in
different TO, the cracks and laws and evi.
dences of decay In their own fran and sensi-
tive organizations. The consequence OF THU
want Of Common prudence IS that thousands
fall by the wayslde in the prime of life every
year who might have lived to enjoy a hale
and hearty old age, If they had resorted to the
proper means OF recruiting their failing vigoI
at the proper time. Seeing what thai famous
WALKING and invigOrating elexir, Hostetter's
stomach Bitters, has done for countless null
titudes of the enervated and broken down,
and with the long, unbroken record OF its
cures tefOre him, # seems amazing that any
sufferer from premature decay, nervous weak
ness dyspepsia, -biliousness, chronic constipa-
ton, or disease of a remittent or intermittent
character should delay even for an hour TO
seek the aid which its toning, regulating and
invigorating properties AVE never failed to
afford. 1t is no exaggeration to say that Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is the most faithful
ally Of nature, in her struggles with weakness
and disease, that medical botany and honest
chemistry have yet given to the world.
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meats-shoulders, &c: no clear rib or clea'
sides here. Hams, s~ugar-cured, higher, loc.
fancy, lsHc. Lard arm; tierces, SIC small
lots on order Le higher than above quotations
Whisky firm, SOc.
CINCINNATI, September 2A.-Flour in fail
! demand Al lower rates; 81 509z6. Wheat in
! good demand; red, 81 509l s.. Corn in only 3
] ffmited jObhiDg demand at 45c. Rye steady al
! 1Daz2c. Oats steady old, &G39e. Pork in fail
demand at sL8 %. Lard steady; sales Of sum
luer az sc; steam held at sc. Bulkmeats
n good demand; sales at Ga, 10, i0L and 1910
ST ass generally held higher, with light offer
in 3. Bacon in good demand at ~, III and
.uLic, but was held at l2c, with small sales.
Han us, sugar-cured, firm at IdlSc, summer
and winter, Hogs-Si 4Osi 50. Whisky steady
and il, good demand at Soc.
NEW ORLEANS. Recommendations scarce
and hrn Ter; treble, s. %98 D; family, S. 50gl0.
Corn is nrneri white &c; yellow, b2go4c.
Oats qui Ell, 44G45c. Bran is scarce and frm
Choice Sc arce at sasGz. Pork is frmeT at
SI4 5ai5 Bacon quiet; stock held at SIC,
lSzo. Laui scarce and firm; choice fierce,
l01z8lgMc; keg, Rgl214c. sugar scarce; far
to Tally IA tr, l0HsIIhc. Whisky quiet, but
FIRM, 9l99lLe. Coffee, l4Glshc.
CHICAGO, September a. Flour quiet
and shippe.s hold of; spring ex-
ira IS 5a7 .; white, winter extra
S 6al0 90. Wheat in fair demand at lower
rates; closed quiet NO. spring, 81 ia; NO. l
spring, 81 2fGI2b, according to location. Corn
dull and a shaIe lower; No. ?, mixed, 33%c
regular and fresiry oats quiet; No, 2 24e. Rye
changed. Bulkme ~ats-shoulders sold at G1Sc
loose. sum Ter, $50; winter, Sc. Hams,
s~ugar-cured, Ice. Whisky in demand at SIC.
ST. LOUIS, September 2f.-F1our steady and
in moderate demand Wheat-spring steady;
No. > Chicago, 81 % Corn in good demand
with some sales OF No. 2 mixed at 40tG4I. Oats
less active. with some sales a shade lower; No.
2, 2SaS0c. Barley hrm for best grades; Ne
braska spring, soc. Rye steady; No. ., Csc
cash. Whisky firm at SIC. Pork firm at
SI45. Bacon firm; sweet picked hams, SIC.
Lard steady; summer, sjzGSIc. Hogs firm at
500 Is for good to chOice-
NASHVILLE, September 2i.-FlOur heavy;
superfine, s. 5G6; choice family, sTg7 50.
Wheat, 81 85Gl 80. Corn, Soc loose; 62e sacked
and delivered. Oats, 8n sc loose. Barley. 30
GGOc loose. Rye, 7O9S0c loose. Provisions firm
and prices advanced; mess pork, Sl4: rump,
si Sol Lard-kettIe~ rendered, IO9ldSc. Bacon
shoulders, SHc; clear rib, II5%c; clear sides,
IIAc. Hams, s~ugar-cured, Ec.