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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06

1t is reported that somewhat juve-
nile dandy said to a fair partner at 4 ball:
Miss don't YOU think my moustschts
are becomingt"
"Well, sir, they may be coming but
they have not yet arrived.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06
WOOL WANTED!

THE undersigned, Agent for large Manu-
/ featuring Company is prepared to pay the
highest price for Wool in cash, delivered in
Shepherdstown. Persons selling their v ool
will be furnished all kinds Of Factory Goods
next fail at manufacturing prices.
D. S. RENTCH, Agent.
Anril %. 1871. tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06

A MICulGAN doctor who was arrest
ell because his patient died, has been nc :
quilted on the ground that he did the
best he could, giving all the medicines
he knew the names of.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06

A PRETTY girl. says: "lfit was wrong
for Adam to live single when there was
not woman on earth, how guilty are
the old bachelors with the world full OF
pretty girls.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06

yuHE Celebrated Excelsior Cook S,oAe
( Tor sale by H. C. Maten.
VIY HEELlNG Cook Stoves for sale
III by H. c. Marten.
4 LII Stoves warranted TO give salisfac.
IA non by II. C. Marfen.
WilN and Sheet Iron Ware OF nv own
a manufacture, made on, Of the hest
material. for sale by H. c. .Harien.
PARTICULAR attention paid to Roof
ing and Spoutlng. and all kinds OF
Job Work. in town or country. in nv
line OF business. H. c. Marien.
NVERYTHlN belonging to well
II furnished Tin and Sloxe House kept
on hand and for sale bv
H. c. Dfarfen,
Shepherdslown.
Nav 27, 1871. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06

CEMENT CEMEN J. !-Pereons III
u want OF Potomac Mills Cement can
be supplied by
sent l6 D. s. Renfch.
IUST received large assortment ct sil
y kinds Of Nouons. al
sep 80 ". H. .Stoley's.
TRANSPORTATION Neck,ies, for
sale by ". r. Lsmen.
WALKERS Vinegar Bitlers o,
" II. ~. Billings Drug Store
40 10 l.icklider's Furnishing Empori-
" un Tor Uniershris and Drawers. the
largest sIock IN town. Oct II
LPACA and Scotch Gingham Um.
X brella,. a, LickHdcr's.
NULL Lindsey Goats, Pants and Vests
[ a, very low prices, al Lickiders.
ARGE Stock OF Gloves and Hosiery
Lat Lickider's.
HUE ls,es, style of Ha'.-Men's Bro"n
( Engll.h, Tsnmsny Ring, klu klux,
and New Departure, at
nova lloyd Lickider
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06
X l. REVOLVERS

THE New Y l. Revolver. No. ! 2-l00 Cal,
l. No. 2 80. 100 Cal. short, No. 3, 32.l00
's!., long, No. 3SlO0 Cal, for Pocket Resol
vers, are unsurpassed. hey use thr ordinary
Copper Cartridge and are beautiful in shape
and finish.
THE BALLARD DERRI"GER
4l-l0O Cal, has no equal as DerTinger.
Frll aud complete stock Of
Guns, Rifes, Pistols, .4mmuiiion and
SpOrfsmen's Goods,
Manufactured bv
MERWIN & HUBERT,
SO Chambers and 65 Reade Streets.
Send for Catalogues. New York
Oct 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06
Something Good to Eat,

Something Good to Eat,
The Great Eusi Indian Delicacy.
DUDDINGS. Bapc.mange, Jelies, Creams
L GrIddie cakes. ETC., when m lde from HILLS
EAST INDIA MaNlOCA, are so delicious
that one trial secures II warm welcome at ev
cry table.
MANIOCA
is very economical, as but three tablespoonful!
will make pudding for an ordinary zed fam
lily.
MANIOCA
is more nutritious than an, other vegetable pro-
ducton yet it is so ea.iy digested, that med-
al men specially re ommend ito invalds as a
cure Tor dyspepsia aud kindred eomPlai"ts.
MANIOCA,
onca tried. becomes The Family Friend.
For sale by all gfocers. Prepared only by
the MANlOCA CO,
Oct 73m 2S7 Washington 81, y. Y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06
CHEAP GROCERIES,!
CHEAP .GR0CERIESI


THE undersigned has Just received fresh
l. supply of Groceries, Syrups, &e which
he offers at very low figures, for the Cash or
Country Produce. Note the folio wing prices
ana be convinced that it will be to your inter-
est to call on me:
Old Govt Java Coffee 30e per TO-.
OooO MO 2Uc
White (A) Sugar only lac Z" "
Brown Sugar from 10 to l2c " ''
Good Green Tea only 81 O0 " 6
Syrups from So to 90c " "
And everything in proportion. Do not fail to
call and examine my stock.
r. RION LUCAS.
Hsrper's Ferry, April % If
KllSu FISH !-Herrng by the bar.
Z rel or hundred, lor sale low by
r. Rion Lucas.
Harper's Ferry, June 8 If
DAKER'S CHOCOLATE. bes, in use
- tor s,le low by r. Ron Lucas.
Hsrper's Ferry. June 3. tt
}pHE Irou-clsd Wbl'ewssh Brush, the
1 bes, IN use, for sale low by
X. RION LUCAS.
Harper's Ferry. April %
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06

An old co.ored waSherwoman who used
TO groan over her tubs, found consoIlda-
tion in the hope, that, "she wonld soon
be where robes won't need washing, and
poor creature can upset her tub and
dance on the bottom OF it, singing glory,
hallabaloo, forever aud forever I.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06

from Unyanyembe, Sheik Amir bin Sui
tan informed me as follows: YES,
there is musungu, a very old man,who
came to Ujiji by the way Of Lake Nya-
sa and Cazembe. After coming to Ujiji
he went to Marungu. ard then returned
to Ujiji. About year ago he crossed
the Tanganyika lake: and then accom-
panied some Arabs to Lake Mamiema,
which, am told, is very great lake,
much larger than Tanganyika. Lately
a caravan coming from Ukonongo
brought the news that he was dead. l
don't know whether the news be true or
not.
At this place l have received the fol-
lowing additional information. He is
on the road to Ujiji from Lake Mani
ems, which is west Of Ugubba. The
lake is fifteen camps from the Tangany-
ika, in southwest direction. With
me are going to Ujiji for him fifteen
loads of cloth, eight loads Of beade and
twelve boxes, containing wines, provi-
sions-such as sugar, tea, salt, pepper,
spices and such little luXurieS-besidCs 5
clothes, books and newspapers. If Mt
Uiiii in one month more | shall see him,
the race for home shall begin. Until
fhear more of him or see the long abb
sent old man face to face ! bid you fare
well but wherever lie is be sure shall
not give up the chase. If alive You
shall hear what he has to say if dead |
will find and bring his bones to You.
A BRIDAL DINxER.-A dinner party
given by wealthy citizen of New
York to a bride and her bridesmaid is
thus described: The table seated six
teen, served on each side, with the lady
and gentleman Of the house at the head
and foot. The table-cloth was of rich,
heavy white silk, with fringe half a
yard deep, and was elegantly embossed.
Along the edges of the table, under the
plates of the guests, were spread lengths
of the finest and costliest linen damaSk
the width of napkin. There were no
meats or vegetables on the board 1t
was set and ornamented for desert. At
At each place was small silver vase,
of exquisite pattern, holding few rare
flowers. These, with knife and fork,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06
L i NJ B Il L
LUMBER.

Q'HE subscriber Is still engaged in the Lum-
i ber business, and is prepared 10 furnish, on
reasonable term,, LUNBER Cf all descrip-
tions, IN large or small Quantities. Orders re-
spectfully solicited.
will also keep on hand and for sale, Corn,
Oats, Mill Feed, Screenings, &c.
have also a ,wo-horsc team awaiting or
ders for hauling, upon reasonable terms.
S. b HARRISON.
Shepherdstown, April 20, 1871 T
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06

Now is the time to turn oyer new
leaf, and pay your honest debts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06

Spectacles Spectacles !
T HAVE jus, received a splendid 10, Of
L Spec,scles and Eye Glasses. Call
and see lbem, you will be sure 10 be suit
ed. H. NJ. Billings.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06

HEALTH BEAUTY !!
Strong and Pure Rich Blood Increase of Flesh
and Weshl-Clrar Skin and Beau iiul
Complexion Secured 10 all.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06
Pills | Pills /! Pills !!

Pills I! Pills /! !! PiifS !!
I11 RiGHT'S, Jsyne's, Ayers. Nc
II Lanes. McGiI's, Bull's. Costsr's,
Blandre,b's. Schenck's. Hance's. Gil
pies. Rsd~ay's. Wars, Deems. Hal
ioway's. Turner's Neuralgia, and Shell
lenbsreer's Fe er Ayue Pills. at
feb IL H. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-01-06
DIR. Railways

DIR. Railways
SARSAPARlLLlAN RESOLVENT
Has made the most astonishing Cures so
Quick, so Rapid ale the Changes the Body
Undergoes, under the Influence OF this Tru-
" Wonderful Medicine, lhat
Euery Day an Increase IN Flesh and
Height is Seen and Felt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-16

By the arrival Of the schooner Nidafos. from
San Bias, the news received by telegraph Of The
death OF Gen. Placido de la Vega and LozadO IS
confirmed. The death of this man Lozado
will probably result IN the restoration Of the
canton Of Topic part Of the state Of JalscO to
tAe dominion Of the Mexican republic For
eighteen years this canton has been under the
absolute dominance Of this Indian bandit
LCzad0, who has been noted for bis unscrupu-
iOus and sangunary character.
No PERSONS life has beeu safe during that
time, and tue number Of murders be has com.
niitsd with bis own hand are without record
TOR no one dared 70 make them public for fear
VI hls Vengeance. Upon one occasion, in & [
Of madles5, be seized bis sword, and running
across lie pqtiD yard, plunged it INTO the
codes Of tVp VI his relatives, vino iell dead at
bis iect. 40 notice was taken Oi this.
Chase, an American, for participating in an
attempt 20 Oysriun bis authority, was taken
orr into the plaza the DAY after the revolt was
qlsiie1, and shot without the form of trial.
samuel Pierce az thar lime the agent Of Mcssrs
Barron Forbes Of Topic, inierlefed, but in
VAN, TO save the life Of Mr.. Chase.
luc general government of Mexico have
found 10 10 difficult 10 subdue L0zadO, that they
have for years treated with bin a. an independ-
cut power, the example being SCI them BY Max.
imllian, VINO went through the form OF Investing
LOzdd1 with hOuOrs aud titles that did not ca
iJle him into resisting all attempts Of the
French or imperialists 10 interfere with bis au-
tnoliiy. Ills friends boast that he maintained
order and quiet in his dominion TINS he
could hardly fail 10 do with the terrible exam
pies Of vengeance that he has so frequently
exhibited
Vega gained LDzado's friendship while gov.
ernor OF the state Of Slnaloa, aud sought refuge
with him after the failure Of bis intended raid
upon MazatlaD, caused by the destruction the
steamer Forward, when anchored inside the
boca Ieeopan, by the Ooas ol the United States
steamer Mohcau. The steamer was destroyed
auer the piratcal ROBBERY OF the merchants Of
GuayWas by those On board Or hel-p1rtisaus
oil vega The robbery was committed by Vegas
order, 10 supply himself with the sinews OF war
wlicn 70 iDeensed the merchants OF Mazallan,
who had hitherto favored his project, thar thew
Including the american consul, Scissor, and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-16
Gbs aap Syn auteste aOnOap aunug geecmber 49, 1872

BETTER THAN GovERNMESTs.-The secretary of
the treasury intimates his intention Of renewing
negotiations with the syndicate of bankers to place
the remainder OF the authorized per cent new
loan, and then to also carry through the AZ loan.
This means that an additional amount of govern
ment bonds, paying per cent, are to be called in,
and the lower priced bonds to be substituted. Those
who still hold governments are likely, therefore, to
be forced to surrender them, cease receiving any
interest. They will find their profit in making an
early exchange into some other form of investment
Nothing appears TO be in so general favor for such
reinvestment as carefully selected railroad bonds,
and our object is TO note some Of the advantages
offered by the agents who have for sale the first
mortgage bonds of the CHICAGO, DANyILLE AND
VINCENNEs RAILROAD.
Briefly, this road has these strong points: II runs
into Chicago, where all railroads are proftabe 1t
the shortest line from the Indiana coal fields to that
great consuming ana manufacturing centres the
part of the road which has been in operation one
wear has earned, in eleven months, over half mill
lion dollars net and above expenses while the
interest upon its bonds was but Sl60,4l6; the re-
mander of the line will soon be in operation, very
largely increasing the earnings; the paid-up stock
interest in the road is about equal to the BONDED
debt; the bonds pay per cent gold. for forty years.
while the average upon governments is but per
cent and will soon be Az and even this small in-
terest may cease by the bonds beng called in.
A large amount of money will be paid out IN JAM
uary upon coupons, dividends Sc, and as the last
half million of these CHICAGO, DANYILLE AND
VINcENNEs bonds are now offered, those who wish
to make sure of so prime an investment will do well
to call upon tine local agents without delay, and
learn further particulars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-16

The DYKES OF THE Po.-Those unfamiliar
with ltaly may believe these frequent foundations
10 be the result OF negligence Or Of bad engi-
Heeiugi while probably not one ia thousand
OF those who have Travelled over 30 wonderfully
rich q County, have cympreaended the almost
supeIauman force ana skiil necessary 10 wFc3r
% from tle destroyer. 10 Is constant warfare
as costly In treasure, il not DO blood, a. those
where mal stands against MAJ, iuailla Of
against Ha-er. lB fle time % ibc Romans i4e
entire plain. Of Sortu Ii-lT were m4rass, ani
ue gigantic wcrAs Of dysluz and drainage,
DuIi 10 feitem 'hlmi are maEqelyls ven zt zoe
present daE. HE IDUeu-l basin drained Or
the PO covers superficial extent OF y 5E
square geographical miles, and throughout %
great part Ol lts long and t4ftuDa4 C9Grss ils
bed Of the river lies from fen to thirty yards
above the surrounding plains. Al fla 4Gt.Qas
ducal city Of Ferrara tue river runs UJzser tlau
the roofs OF tue houses. Indeed, casting an eve
over the plains OF the FcrrarGsc one might i'm.
9ginC b. fatbcr some vast and solitary uqueduc.
than The tameIess river that II is. UBdO1Dielly
The bed Of the stream has been much raised Dy
the alluyil deposits with whcA i5 waters are
heavily charged, bat the geological conformation
Ol the surrounding plains, as well rs the lacua.
TRAN remains, and 10 later times the ruins Of
Roman works, prove that II Is land reclaimed by
stem toll (Dr0barny that Of slavesJ And il has
TO be kepl in the same way.
The modern dykes are pronounced by The Lon
don TIMES, which has an article on the subject
To-day masterpieces Of human skill." The
master dyke that projects the city Of Cdsal Mag.
giOrc, which yesterday lotered to It's fall aud 10.
day Is saved as n by miracle, measures twenty.
sA ktOmcues (abyut sixteen and one.our.h
miles, Ia lenatb, eighty feet in beilhl, aud over
seventeen yards in thicknessl Thai Which de.
lthua faNa towers mp 10 the distance ike a
modern wall Of China, Tue amount OF money
apeut % constructing these massive 0uwarks Il
incredible, YET, Notwithstanding their sOIiditg,
they ave often wiped away ike sand nils by The
yoiaciJus waters Vi tue Po. This potent and
eaplclous river has several times changed its
bed completely, aud Ills fearful Neasterhas been
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-16

turned aside to day only by hairs breadth.
The vast dyke of Casal Maggiore, measuring, as
| have said, seventeen yards in thickness, has
eaten away until only one yard remains. Had
this also falen no earthly power could have
prevented the mighty food from cutting its path
direct 10 Mantua down a decvtv so great that
the highest church steeple in Mantua is on an
eyact level with the city square in Casa Mag
o ore! Imagine this impetus added to the plOw-
inc force OF 80 vast body of water. A like dis
aster according to the Hydraulic engineers OF
the army, would have blotted out S32 kilometres
of the lairest plains of north Italy, beside sweep
ing away the city Of Casal Maggiore and num-
berless villages.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-16

other foreign c0nsuls, solicited Commander
Low of the Mohican TO 90 in search OF the
steamer. When found she was attacked by the
Mohcan's boats and burned after desperate
conflict, in which the lieutenant commanding
aud two seamen were killed aud several Others
wounded.
Gen. Porfirio Diaz, the head of the last reyO-
luton, also took shelter with Lozado He is
said TO have accepted the amnesty offered by
the government, and is now on The road TO Mex
leo.
The canton Of Topic is one of the most fertile
and populous portions of Mexico. In this dis
trct the famous tobacco of Compostilo is
grown, which it is said would be quite equal to
the best Cuba ifthe same care were used in
curing it. The other productions are corn,
rice and sugar. or the latter article our sugar
reGneries receive considerable supplies. Most OF
the Spanish cedar, from which the cigar boxes
used in this city are made, comes from San
Bias, the only seaport in the province.
This section has become almost a terra incOg
nita to foreigners during the past ten or twelve
years. Those that formerly lived there fed in
terror froni the reign of LOzado, and all those
who have attempted to prospect the country
since have hecn induced to return, having got as
far as San Bias or repic, alter listening 10 the
stories current of the terrible Lozado and his
miniOnS.-.Sda Francisco Bulletin.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-16

Everybody is familiar with the fact that the
climate Of California is very different from
ours, but, in spite Of this knowledge, the family
market reports in the San Francisco papers
have an agreeable stranaeness as read here with
the mercury at zero or near it. In the Bulletin
of Saturday, December 7th, we ind such appe-
thing and tantalizlng statements as these:
String beans aud peas are a tribe dearer; as
paragus has advanced; new potatoes are quota
bic at &c per pound; green corn and egg plant
are out OF market; no Strawberries have been
received for more than week. lettuce 25c to
Boz per dozen; cucumbers 15c per Dozen" &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-16

EDWIN FORESTS WILL.-Edward Lester,
FREUD Of Forrest, says inc dead actor a short
time ago told him that he had wled all he was
possessed Of in the world, even to his library
and bis wardrobe, for an actors home, as a ly-
ceum Of art, which should be sustained in Phil
adelplia as a perpetual theatre; that he had
made over TO the corporation Of Philadelphia
Sixty acres Of ground within the limits of that
city for the benefit Of dccayed and disabled ac.
tors and actresses; that this perpetual school Of
ar. should be maintained for the education Of
the American people in elOcutlOn, aud that the
ground in question was Tree from all claims
debts and mortgages.
Mr.. Forrest showed Mr. Lester the will, eX-
planned the conditions oil il, and stated that
there should be a lcw millions Of dollars set
apart for the support Of the institution which he
intended 10 endow Mr.. Forrest further de.
clarcd that he had been thinning Of the project
for long time aud had been making provision
iorit Tor more than thirtyiye years that he had
chosen proper trustees for the execution Of the
viii; that the idea was not a new thing with
HIM, but an old love Of bis lie that there should
be IN America a home for those who had retired
IRON The Stage alter having honored the probes
sion. Mr. Forests desire was that the usutu.
ton s5Ould he so amply endowed that there
conld be no question before the courts about the
litle nor by anybody in reference 10 the motive
that prompted him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-16
The Lie Insurance QUESTION.


The New York Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany has given up its attempt to reyoutiouize
the life insurance business. A private dispatch
from New York informs Us that The trustees OF
tie company, at a meeting held Saturday, ere.
sciuded their action with regard 10 reduction
OF the premium rates OF Insurance" Discus
sion and innumerable protests from policy bold
ers appear to have changed their views. At
any rate, the proposed change is now adjudred
ineXpedient, and this, we suppose, will put an
end to excitement on the subject, and restore
peace. The latest contribution to the discus
sion to which the proposed change had given
rise, appeared in the Hartford CourInt
of Saturday in the form OF answers
from the secretaries OF several Of The
life Insurance companies Of Hartford 10
inquiries from tue C1urant Office, as to the
effect Of the PROPOSED reduction upon the policy
holders of the Mutual Life and upon rival com.
panies. The secretary Of one Of these Hartford
companies defends the action of the Mutual Life
as safe and fair 10 policy holders and involving
no injustice to rival companies; another speaks
with more caution, declining 70 express an
opinion as to its effect upon other companies,
but sees no reason to suppose that it would be
observation-disclosures TO present policy holders, but
all tue rest condemn the action in both respects.
The questions involved in the discuss are
too complicated for the public 10 comprehend
fully or to form an intelligent opinion upon
them. Men familiar only With ordinary bust
ness have neither the facts at their command
nor are they acquainted with the methods Of
Investigation employed in solving the problems
of lie insurance. We are therefore lelt at the
mercy Of experts, aud it Is somewhat disconcert-
ing to find them expressing opinions so diycrsc,
and each party supporting It's opinions with
Arguments SO convincing TO the uniniuatgd.
and apparently so satisfactory 70 their PROFOUND.
ers. The Mutual Life has yielded the point, ratu-
er, we suppose, 10 the protests Of its poll.
cy holders than to the arguments Of disapproy-
ing actuarics, 50 that the immediate practical
question is settled, but the doubt still remains
whether the persons who are generally accepted
as authorities in the matter Of life insurance
really are masters Of the subject and II so,
whether they can be retained by interested per
sous 10 impose upon the public, as their pro
iessional opinion, whatever views their en-
ployera wish them TO promulgate.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-16
RosToN STOCK sALEs-pceamber d.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Dee. l4.-FIour steady. Wheat buoyant
and unsettled No spring Sll3@ 1885 on the spot and
S4A seller January; No 3. S,04 q sl0S; rcjece 800
3lAc seller january; rejected 29h q 297c. Oats in
fur demand and lOWer No2 24A@3lHc; elected 2294c.
Rye firm and scarce; 2, c. Barley in tair demand
and advanced; No 2 fall al 6kc Pork IN fair deaand
and firm at 81 80 the spot. Lard in good demand at
meats quiet short rib middles SIC packed Green hams
strong and bgher sales lG lbs averages at s705l5 lbs
averages at $3.50 "a 1922 ohr green meats quiet Wits
key in fair demahd and higher at soc. Reccpts-SO0l
b6ls hon IS eO0 bush wheat bush corn 5000 bush
bbs -four q 900 bush wheat 1000 bush corn 900 bush
oats 1000 bush rye, 1900 bush barley.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec A.-Cotton in fair demand at
lgMC