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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

Our respects 10 General KELLY, Of the
Fredericksburg Herald. Let him calm his
fears about the effects of the GREELEY move
ment. He is entirely mistaken in his idea
that the nomination of GREELEY affected the
opinions OF the illustrious Colonel b. S.
EwELL. II he had only read that gentleman s
luminous letter he would have discovered
that he had been supporter Of GRANT in
1868, ut his election to the presidency! That
fact knocks all General KELLY's speculations
on the subject into a cooked hat; for if
GREELEY's nomination has no greater inju-
rious effect than that of influencing Colonel
EwELL 10 vote for GRANT it will certainly be
entirely harmless. A venerable gentleman
in this city attributes the late civil war to
the old maids, We suspect our friend KELLY
is his rival in astuteness.
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@ NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK.
sLLAMA LACE POINTS, &CQUEs, sHAwIs
DRESS GnOns EMRRnInERIES &c

@ NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK.
sLLAMA LACE POINTS, sACQUEs, sHAWLs,
DRESS GOODS, EMBRoIDERIEs. &C,
JUST OPENED.
T.R. PRICE CO., now Ia market, are making
heavy additions Ia their senlid stock Ia all that Il
new, varied, and attractive.
THREAD and LLAMA POINTS and SACQUES.
SPRING and SUMMER SHAWIS, In great varie-
ty; HERMANN and GRESADISE SHAWLS for
mourning; PARASOLS, SUN-SHA DES and LA
DIES UMBRELLAS.
Enormous stock Of English. French and American
PRINTS, including every variety Of DOLLY
WARDEN. One thousand packages or more just
opened.
DRESS GOODS.
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLiNs, MOHAIRS,
FIG URED CHALLIES, GRENADINES tstriped
ami figured, ORG ANDES, LAWNS, PERCALES,
CAMBRICS, JACOSETS, &c, &c.
IN MOURNING GOODS.
STRIPED and PLAIN IRON GRENADINES,
HERNANNIS, In silk and wool; SILK WARP AL
PACAS, MOHAIR ALPACAS, CHALLlEs,
TRENCH BERAGES, Wells, sHAWLS, COL
LARS, &C., &C.
By every steamer and express daily they add to
their select stock, and only ask look from reas
and wholesale buyers to Insure sales.
T. Il. PRICE 4 CO.,
my3 1lGi Main and Eleventh streets
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Rosy Republican Forecasts for
virginia..

Among the visitors at the Executive man
sion to-day were Senator Lewis, Of Nirg inia
accompanied by Mr.. Seuer, of Fredericks
burg, delegate to the philadelphia Con
yention. Political topics were discussed
and Mr. Sencr said that between the nominee
OF the Philadelphia Convention and Dir
Greeley he was sure Virginia would 20 lo
he regular Republican ticket by 10000 ma
inrily. The President remarked that Fir
~nii was one of the States not counted il
the Republican list, and if gained would Ger
tanly assure the Success Of the party ut TIT
next clcction.- Washington teleydm-Nel
York Hera!d.
[ThiS absurd story is hardly worth con
tludirtiOn1
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Interview with General Hooker.

GENERAL HOWARD CHANGED WITH THE CHANCEL-
LOUISVILLE FAILURE-GRAET DENOUNCED AND
GREELEY ENDORSED.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2@.-In this morn
ing's issue of the Daiiy Chronicle appears
long account of an interview between Gene
ral Joe Hooker and Chronicle reporter,
which attracts wide attention here. General
Howard recently admitted to this reporter
that he was to blame for the failure ut Cham
cellorsyiEc. This having been published, led
TO all interview with General Hooker, who
stated 10 the reporter that Towards admls-
sion was Il tarlly and imperfect one. He spoke
of Howard rs incompetent and dlsobedlent;
said that he was better fitted to lead prayer
meeting than an army corps that he was sent
on his Arizona expedition to avoid Freed
mans Bureau Investigation. He denounced
Grant Dis having no more moral sense titan Il
dos, .i.d expressed the conviction that Gree
lev will be tic next President. He ridculed
Sherman, IIalicck, Carl SEIZURE, Stoneman,
aid A,crill. lie is in favor OF general ann
nesty. lie declares his intention to cause.-the
Charlottesville matter to be cleared up, so
That the lEtme may rest on Howard, where,
he says, il properly belongs. The matter will
undoubtedly create Il profound sensation in
The East.
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Some of the illiber,l organs declare that
there is no word that will rhyme With
I" Greeley" There is word which rhymes
elegantly with "Grant." 1t is "Can't.'
The editor of the Westminster (Md.) Id
re,tfser. straight-out Democrat, has had a
revelation, and breaks forth thus: eve
went to Baltimore last week, and after Min
Cling with the people freely, Found Balti.
more for Horace Greeley" E.
William A. Richardson, of Illinois, goes
for Greeley. He says it is w-a-r to the
knife against Grant.
The Nashville Republican Banner. il well
satisfied with the Greeley outlook as it learns
it through private sources from Washington,
"And thou, Brulus 7"-The old Demo,
cratic sheet-anchor OF Connecticut. the Hart
ford Times, is Siding up to Greeley.
The Newark On. j. Journal publishes a
letter from Montgomery Blair showing how,
in his opinion, the Democrats can support
Greeley.
candid mind" says the Providence Herald
Democratic), in referring to Greeley's letter
Of acceptance, ~
We met a few days ago number Of Mos.
by's men at Fairfax court. The unanimous
sentiment among them was that he could
never lead them in that direction. -Aieran
dria Sentinel.
An Alabama planter writes to the Column.
bus (Ga.) Enquirer :" 1t seems to me that
almost everybody here is for Greeley. Noor
hees is too late for Mis crap
We 90 for Greeley, but we take bin as 8
medlcine--the very best medicine we could
take. The northern Democrats will not take
him so readily, because they have not been
really sick.-Ddnuille Times.
ornamental politics." We wondered
where the Dispatch got this idea until, reading
over its issue of the Goth instant, we saw
that Mr.. ClI1re, of Pennsylvania, had said &c
an interviewer, 81 am not much on orpa
mental politics." Good.-DanuiHe Times.
The Louisville Commercial intimates tina,
Greeley il humbug, because: H-umbu-G
On the same principle the Commercial could
say Grant Is u hog, because: U-knowahog
byhi-S G--run-T. Louisville Courier.
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: The Dodges.

IT.. yr.v. ;,o1uen's Convention in New
yort with the big "nmc OF -Ndt'o"dt',
which adopted such strong resolutions ioi
cY,sr and said nothing about the rcstoi'.
,;ou of local State authority anu, 'hatf ion
harmony between the sections, twas only ON
Of the lodges of the GRANT party. it VII
he seen from a paragraph We copy to-us'
from the Tribune that It was the most GU"
temptible atfair--a conciave'ef bs'h'''iei
sDeculators which no more rcprcsch'e" VIC
real workingmen of the United o'Aus ."'n
would am assembly Of burglars w'th 'l.e''
saws; and aneurs. and nipperS, anu Fo""e' ;
.,,, r,s.a The counterfeit workingthen
,.oro after all, no better than burglars. pEasl'
ming and plotting how they were 10 o'e.'"
into the public treasury aud make money .!
b,,rrahiug for GRANT.
The real workingmen and mechanics are
not mere tools of Iartisans, to be pn'iee
around by the nose, and kicked in the stefh'
and made to walk in the chalked line. Iher'
!. something more of independence in theli
souls. They will dividc-sOmc viii go l0i
GRANT. but the great majority will go io'
GREELEY, who is their true friend, and ha'
ALWAYS been devoted to their best Interests.
This dodge is very weak one, ana VIII
take nothing-not from any indisposi'loh %
those who get it up to take everything tha'
might come IN their way, but because thcii
trick il too well understood, too transparent
to deceive anybody.
That such shallow devices are reSorted 10
is good sign Of the power anu growing
strength Of the Liberal movement. The cor
Ylptionsts inside the Government see tiE't
the danger is great, and they are rcSort'nS u
all sorts of schemes and lodges and thiinblc'
rigging to mislcad the people and delude the
adversary. But they must submit To tatt
and " clear the kitchen" before the irresisti'
bic army Of the people that will soon batter
down their walls and make their places too
hot to hold them.
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GeOrria.

This paper has been considered as tho
roughly bourbon in politics az portion
Of the editors native State is in spirit. On
the "new departure" fare-rp its hundred
ewes" glttered with the same light as that oil
the Georgia Su,l's, and OIL all questions i'll
yolying the policy of the South it has been
unyielding and uncompromising, We were
therefore rather surprised to see that it had
declared for Greeley and Brown without
awaiting the action of the National Demo
cratic Convention. But the editor is fully
convinced that the great principles and OBJ
ircts for which Ire has been so ably contend
inr can only be promoted by supporting tht
Cincinnati nominees and platform, anG
therefore maintains lis consistency Column
Lus ffra) EAgNirPr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

Ex-PREsIDEHT JOHNSON Nashcile, Ma!
24.-The Union and american this morning
says that Andrew Johnson is willing to be-
come candidate for Congress for the State
at large under the law giving Tennessee III
additional representative. The friends OF
General Cheatham wish him to announce
himself for that position.
The scandal about Mrs. Harold and An
drew Johnson is pronounced false. Mrs
Harold was the. wife Of 4 warm friend Of
MIR. johnson, and an exemplary Christian
The cruel and unformded report of her SC.
ducton drove her to suicide in II moment OF
temporary insanity.
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The Model White EEni.

The New York H;orld gives paragraph
rs to the uniforms to be worn by the cam.
r,aign Greeley clubs of that city: "The
caps and capes which were intended to be
worn by the processionists are condemned,
anu i'm their stead are TO he substituted
white hats similar to the one worn by Mr..
Greeley i'll 1856. 1t has Il crown four inches
high and Il rim two inches wide, and as il
lays in the box presents a comical appear:
ance. 1t Was brought down from Chappa.
qua by il messenger sent there for that pun:
pose. The contract has been given out for
the hats, and they are expected to be ready
early next week"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

SEwERs.--Sonie time ago there was great
increass of sickness ut the alms-holise, the
reason for which for long time could not
be ascertained. A defect in one of the sewers
Was at last discovered, however, and this
being remelliel, the sickness disappeared
There is no doubt that the citizens who re-
side in the vicinity OF impropefly-con-
strueted sewer inlets are suffering FROM the
same cause us the alns-house inmates did,
and that they will only be able to obtain re-
lief by the adoption Of the same means.--
l7hiiadeiphiG Telegraph. 49, .sases
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27
NJapyI,II,(f.

Hon. John clergyman, late State treasurer,
writes to the Towsontown Jmumat Eyoring
the adoption by the Democratic Convention
of the Liberal platform and candidates. 1.-THE
Democrats Of Maryland have never failed Che
say>) to show their sympathy with their
southern brethren. Let Maryland, through
her representatives in the National ConyeIl-
ton. declare for the Cincinnati platform aid
candidates. and it will be 4 browning act,
for at time her southern sisters to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27
From. sa tgon.ery N,nnty.

As far as your correspo 1ilent has i,tshsop-
portrn,ity TO learn, there Is btI6 one opiiaon
about the Liberal Republican movement and
the Cincinnati nominations among the Con.
seryatiye people. of this county. They wan,
peace and quiet, and consequently they Wanl
Horace Greeley and .Gratz Brown Tor the
neyt President and Vice-President.
Judge Waller r. Staples, of The Court OF
Appeals, il spending his. vacation here
Major James c. Taylor, Encouragement, Is
also here on visit. MONTGOMERY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27
Senator Ferry is out for Grant. Yet Il

Senator Ferry is out for Grant. Yet he
says:
II do not believe In the continuance OF
political disabilities after they have become n
needless and mischieyolls irritation without
single good result. I do not believe in
miscued 'civil rights bills, subyersiyc OF
local self-sOvenment and destructive of the
school system of whole groups of States. l
do not believe in the reenactment of the
kuklux law after it has expired by its own
limitation and has accomplished all that was
originally alleged to be its purpose" B"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27
The MARYLAND Democracy In line.

BALTIMORE, May 23.The Democratic
state Central Committee met to-day, the
Hon. J"shIu Nansindt presiding. a reso-
luton calling Il State convention on the 10Th
of June to select delegates TO the National
Convention was passed. The sentiment was
overwhelmingly in favor OF Mr. Greeley; in
fact, there are sad to he only two qualified
Dissent inr mEInhIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27
St,U7i, Carolina.

Ellison s. Kcitt. of South Carolina, writes
4 letter to say: "Shouid the rising genera
ton, however, everywhere move up prompt
ly, and the Democratic parly confirm the
nomination of Greeley and Brown, not only
will they he triumpIEintly elected, but better
men everywhere than those now in office will
he run upon their ticket and lifted into
places of power and trust.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27
1fiSxisSipeni.

4 prominent Mississippi gentleman writes
the following III the course OF private let
ter: "Down here we are almost Il unit for
the Cincinnati ticket, and when the Demo-
cracy speaks ut Baltimore we expect to give it
a support both solid and earnest-a support
that will sink the few floating fossils far be-
low The surface"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

EARTH-C LasErs NEEDED, -" The condition
of the sewers I'D certain sections OF the city Is
simply terrible, and unless some prompt acr
ton is taken to prevent the foul odors arising
from them, they viii be responsible for a
fearful amount Of sickness and death during
the coming summer. - Philadelphia 4ete-
graph, Ss 80. Ii s <.ss.,5sas, s,ssst =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

The Virginia delegation of Democrats in
the House are all said to support Greeley
and Observation-Disclosures Sun.
Just SO, Mr.. Sun. We told you lust week
how it would be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27
~ INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN TIE
BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
AND RAPIDLY INCREASING.

l. Because II Is acknowledged to I've perfectly 81.
cent by all Insurance Commissioners.
:. Because Il Is the cheapeSt
g. Because II endorses the surrender rGiHe on It.,
polIcles in dollars and cent?, for ten consecutive
wears, and ten years thereafter, II desired.
According the statement Of ti% rates OF the diff
ferent Life Insurance companies Of rst-cllsi sttnl
ing In the United States made by The Universe"
I'm It's advertisement entitled Facts are In65"rl
Things" and published recently IN southern new =
paper 1t appears that the Ritual Rates q tto
Brooklyn are cheaper than those OF any NAMED
company. ...-.
For instance, according to that statement:
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Personal abuse OF the !" Champion W ood-
chopper is denouneedby the Saratoga rSeats-
mel Democratic. IS $3.50 j. sst
The Democratic State ConyentioniinM Maine
will be held In Bangor, June IS. 1t viii en-
dorse Greeley, no doubt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27
Qualifications OF the Cincinnati Plat
form.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, May 24.-The Tenth
District Democratic Convention, at Chester,
to-day ratified the Cincinnati Convention and
platform with great enthusiasm. William L:
Smith,, of this city, and J. y. Durham, OF
Pittsfeld, both Greeley men, were elected
delegates to the Baltimore Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

mt the grades o: the stfsetg III ksea,ng VIII
the spirit Of the agssan.iss. l ac,ss sance Sitl'
thc wants and neeeasitias osf.-eus fTcspcro'a>-
and rapitiiy-growing city. -.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. dc.

TT Is THE FASHION. 4 New Novel
l. From the German OF Won Aver si.S9s; curu>;
EDNA BROWNING: Oh, THE LEiuhti VI
homestead, A Novel by Mr,. 81 ''
Holmes. $3.50.
THE HOSE GARDEN. A Novel. $50. ,,...,-.-
LORD KILGOUBiN. By Charles Lever. i'ias"-
ted. Paper. 81. -. -, ,r,,, ~, .Ir
Henry Holland, Bart. ~. ,
THE PsALls, Win Notes. For ra a A''
ruh Peg lpaa,R sy' Is GospEl THg HEART oF
:. CnRIST. BY Ed. II. Sears. s2;: s.,, No q, r.
THE LIFE OF DANIEL WEBSTER. u, "
nxss S 'o's, WooDHoUsE PARHAM.
A Ii THE SCARCE VIRGINIA IA" ",
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Conway RObinsou's Fnrns; hnbinsomIs n;,,,i oil
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.gestsd Index; Matthew's Ctsl paseai: ia's''
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~ THE BEST COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE COD-LlVER OIL,
81 e al, a, raot sso,,, aro, so,rdI,nd

Approved and prescribed by the most eminent
physicians in Virginia and North Carolina as the
BEST, PUREsT, AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH" A fieshsupply just received.
MEADE 4 BAKER,
importing Pharmacists,
ap.o 9I9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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$.lo % Sdll 2bi ,f'i"

Balance In favor or the Brook
Ign at stock CattS. ..........,.. .jo3 w ~" '"
The treaty ndcuntngeous Je0ture of the Brook
Ign la endorsing the Surrender Etiuss upon lis
policies, in dolhIra aud centS. for ten cnns'c"e
yelrS, has met with unqualified praise from The
most celebrated American actuar'es as also ii"'"
the press North and South.
The Hon. Eliznr Wright who Is admlttedlo 'e ttr
greatest Insurance mathematician and actuary IN
America, cGEgratulaiing the Brooklyn upon tbs
new aud distinctive feature, says among oti"r
things, II particularly pleased by your depart
ure In the right direction from the ordinary mth'od
Of com Dating the Surrender Values" "One OF the
greatest drawbacks TO the popularity o. life i''.
rance has been the disappointment and dssaf'7ia-
ton OF retiring policy holders at the s'natlnesS u
the surrender vdiue pGid," &r. IAN this """l
have been prevented by Distinct statement o" "'
Dolicv In airance Of the sum 10 be paid."
This statement II Will b. seen. the brooklyn naN''
in dollars and cents, so that there can be no mI'-
take.
READ WHAT SOUTHERN PAPERS cay OF THIS
FEATURE:
J'bs Ssoki1,L (Haieigh, ". G. January q, ls|s-
"ThIs ureat feature ~ cash SnI sHdET Games J. III
Improvement that signaiizes the era Of life 'h'"-
Suu (Coiumbus, On. J-"Therc Is no better COM
puny III the land. A comparison with other corr
ratl0ns OF similar character viii convince ail -
Ign LIFE" 90, g.,
'Dis6atch, Isl Loatis, Ho.,) Jsnnary ], lss9--'A
policy In The Brooklyn LIFE Is thus worth 30 mhCn
Ia retuiu ,uoney. This 1. lie D9la Lfe Company 10
the country that has carried Mis efeeHeat Jsa,"s
iof endorsing the cash surrender values IN dosiaa
aud cents into It's business" Pofy -lobis 'A,ns
tLoubly assured, the system cannot iaii 10 s''''
1t Win be seen that We assert mothiag IN IN. ah, w..
advertisements but make simple statement oi i've
giiDeriDr ADVANTAGES Of The brooklyn as u apgea,
from disiatereSted parties; aud which Is slr''"i
correct. ~ "a, ,rro
will be literally dealt with
THOMAS NJ. ALFRlESD son,
General sgc,.s for virginia:
Office No. 902 Mun street, Richmond w.
ap Io-6t.S ti;Iw3m
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Read General BRADLEY JouNsoN's letter.
1t ought to satisfy every southern man that
it is his duty to 60 for GREELEY.
, 1872-10-19

It is significant fact that the people who
never see an Indian, except when some very Sue
cessful scalper is taken to Washington as q re-
ward for hs prowess, believe in the peace policy,
and the people who are liable to send their hair
to Washington dangling from the successful
ecalper's belt, don't believe in it. Here is the
Prescott (Arizona) Miner, which celebrates its
tenth anniversary by saying that it has recorded,
in every week Of it's decade, at1east one murder Of
q white man by Indians. It ia safe to say that at
least two-thirds Of the victims have been killed
with United States ammunition shot from United
States guns by the red-handed robbers to whom
mistaken mercy had given these means Of mur-
der. white man who staba another in cold
blood is (sometimes) hanged; woman who
coo1ly shoots 8 man for loving his own wife is
let out of Jail by q sobbing dozen Of idiots; and
red man who roasts his victim alive is not even
put in jail, but receives horses, and knives, and
guns, from the country whose citizen he has tor
tured to death. Can reason be given for these
scanda1ous distinctions7
, 1872-10-19

hONE1 6Hu IdAuE-HdAl mU61 6E
DONE.
The present course OF business and the money
market has quite eclipsed the "political situa-
ton" as an object Of interest, so far, at least,
this city is concerned. Very few persons, e1-
cept candidates for Office and their Immediate
friends in either party, can get up any spunk for
torch-ight PROFESSIONS or public meetings on q
tight money market. With corn at 30 cents and
oats at 90 or therabouts, farmers poor, country
merchants behindhand, city merchants applying
for discounts which they cannot get at the GUS
tomary rates or to the desired amount, it is no
wonder that politics comes to be looked upon by
business men as nuisance.
There is good reason TO believe that the pres
ent cramp in financial circles is only temporary,
and that the worst Of it has been seen Chere was
an evident improvement yesterdayo; for, not
withstanding the atrihgency in commercial
paper, there has been little diminution in the
amount of money offered for mortgage loans, or
in the amount seeking Investment in real estate.
Indeed, there has hardly been seaaon when the
activity in suburban property was greater than
it has been this fall. Business property is rela-
lively dull, because it is believed that the re-
building operations Of the present year vii
suffice for while hut acre property, both
west and south, has constantly been in active
demand at advancing prices. These facts show
that the capital OF the country seeking invest
uept is nnimpaiyed; and that tho stripRepcy in
, 1872-10-19

The Chicago produce markets we're 8 little
more actiye yesterday, and generally higher.
Mess pork WAS steady and quiet at $14.50 cash,
and $12.5o seller December, or seller January.
Lard was dull at 8A@814c for winter, and TO
Sc for new Meats were quiet and unchanged
at 6@616c for shoulders, and 10000 for short
ribs. Highwines we're quiet and steady at 85c
per gallon. Lake freights we're quiet, but
strong, at 1c advance, closing easier at TIC for
corn by sail to Buffalo. Flour Was quiet and steady
Wheat was more active, and 15c higher, but
closed easier at Sill cash, and s1.10]z seller
November. Corn was more active, and averaged
shade higher, closing tame at s014c cash, and
3113c seller November. Oats we're active and ]fc
higher, closing at 2196c cash, and 2214c seller
November. Rye was more active, and 74c high
err at Sic TOR fresh receipts Of No. 2. Barley WAS
active, and frmer, closing at 64c for No. 2, and
48c for No. 8. The hog trade was more active,
but prices we're without improvement, ruling
steady at yesterdays decline, or at $490@4.60.
Cattle were in good demand at unchanged
prices. Sheep met With q fair local and ship
ping demand at 93.50@5.00.