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Alpena, April Is, 1872.
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KNICKERBOCKER
Life Insurance Company F!
Progress Of the Company.

INCOME AND EXPENSES
Ratio of
Period. Income. Expense. Exp's to
Income
1853 to 1886 yrs, sl09,7i2.2l s96,OsI.2S $500
1859 10 1866 prs, 57l,ls3.9l lG9,969.9s 2976
1865 TO 1916 yrs, l3s56,s5s.l7 3lO8.623.23 2236
Total, Is years. sli ,627 7si29 s3, ,G77H 22.25
Ratio of expense to Income for year 1870, 1894.
Being two per cent less than the average of nl the
Companies in the United States.
INCREASE IN ASSETS.
Period.
1883 to 1896 years, 9S,2l9.57
1859 to 1856 years, Si9,3il. 90
1865 to lS1l-6 years, $50, I.63
Total, is years, s7,2S7, COG. 10
Add Capital Stock slO0,0oO.00
Advance on Securities 7,962.9i lO7,062.9l
Assets, JAN l, 1871, 1885, $50. 10
PAID TO PoLICYHoLDERs.
In losses, s2,Ssl, ,si9.s6
Dividends declared 1889, 1875
Dividends paid in cash, 095, i.S5
For Matured Endowments and surrcn-
dcred Policies, l0s, 1885
Total paid Policyholdcrs $685., ,4l0.66
Policies in force, Jan. |, 1871, 20,5E.
Insurance at Risk, s6l l,52026i.O 90
Ratio of Expense to Income less than any New
York Company, except one.
JOHN BLAKELY,
Local Agent, Alpcna, Mich.
WM. HOWES,
Is General Agent. South Saginaw, Mich.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
The State EleetiOns-Returns Meager
and UnreIIable-Jhe Heaviest
Vote Ever Cast at Wheeling.

WHEELING, August 22.-Owing to
| the length of the ticket, the vote of this
city will not be known definitely till
morning. The meagre facilities for Sc
curing the vote from the interior, will
require several days before the definite
vote is known in this county. From the
returns, as far as heard from, the indie
pendent county ticket win carry over
the regular Democratic ticket by a con-
siderable majority. The returns from a
portion of Lewis, Preston and Hancock
counties, give heavy majOrities against
the constitution and in favor of the in
dependent candidates for Governor and
Congressman. The returns, so far as re-
ceived, place this county on the same
footing.
The vote in this city to-day was the
largest ever cast. The ticket is very
long, and scratching and cross-firing
has been Unprecedented and cannot be
counted so as to be announced tonight.
The vote was on the new constitution,
for Congressman, State officers and
county officers. There We're no Repub-
lican candidates in the field except for
county offices. The vote as far as
counted up to this hour mid
night indicates large opposition
gains, and that the county has voted by
two or three hundred majority for the
rejection of the constitutional amend
ment, and for Jacob for Governor.
Brown Republican, is probably
elected Sheriff by three or four hundred
majority. This is probably the most
lucrative office in the State, and there
was a great fight for it.
The news from other points is meager,
but of similar character. Hancock
county promises double its usual Repub-
lican majority.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 22.-GladstOne 4
Co, large East India and China mer
chants, have failed; liabilities, two mil
lion pounds sterling. The failure fiat
tens the market for consOls.
Forenoon dispatches from Belfast las
evening, report the condition of the city
better than during the previous day
Encounters between theinhabitants had
ceased, but mObs of desperadOes were
still engaged in wrecking houses. The
loss 10 property holders is heavy. Yes.
terday while detachment of the police
were attempting to arrest persons who
were firing from houses into the street,
they were fired at, but escaped injury.
The policemen returned the fire, but the
effects are rot known. 1t is believed
that since the disorders commenced sew
eral of the rioters have been killed, and
their remains secretly buried by friends.
1t has been decided to abandon the
demonstration of welcome upon the re-
turn from America of Mr.. johnson,
Member of Parliament. Many families
are still leaving Belfast. The working
classes express great Indignation at the
conduct of the magistrates in dealing
with the rioters.
several DuilullSs we're iIeu lttsJ Dlknt
at Belfast, and the magistrate has pc
titiOned the Lord Lieutenant to place
Belfast under the peace preservation
act.
A heavy rain fell there last night
which cleared the streets of the rioters.
Moore has been identified as the mur-
derer Of the policeman. Several rioters
have been sentenced TO prison for one
\ -
are sent TO the higher courts.
The Prince of Wales has gone on a
yachting excursion to the coast of
France.
General Sherman paid a visit to the
ancient town of Dundee yesterday.
The importation of Belgian coal con-
tinues on an extensive scale, it being
four shillings per ton cheaper than Eng
Ifab aoqI
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GENEVA.

GENEVA, August 22.-The work of
the tribunal of arbitration is evidently
drawing to a close. The counsel on be-
half of the English and the American
Governments have been more than usu-
ally bAsy to-day, with the Secretary of
the Court in drawing up statement of
accounts between the two nations, of
the losses occasioned by the depreda-
tions of leach of the anglo-Confederate
privateers. All of the members are to
dine together Tomorrow, and the wife
Of Hon. Bancroft Davis, the American
agent, viii give ball in their honor the
same evening
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WASHINGTON, August 22.-Some
time ago, General Pillow, who was en-
gagged in the Confederate army, sent a
letter to the Secretary of War, asking
to be paid the value of two hundred
mules seized by the Union troops in
1862. This letter was referred to At
torney General Williams, who has Civ
eu his opinion on the subject, holding
in substance that the claim was not
good, the property having been seized
in State which attempted to withdraw
from the Union, and belonging to a
party not loyal to the government.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Departures.
In Port.
Clarksville
Rivers. weather and Business

The river at this point is stationary
and stands seven feet nine inches above
extreme lOw-water mark of 1871. The
weather yesterday was clear and hot
Business on the levee was light, with
few arrivals or departures. The upper
Mississippi is rising. The Missouri is
stationary Red river is falling, with
! three and a half feet from Shreveport
out. White and Arkansas rivers are
! both rising, with a fair boating stage.
! The changes of the rivers above and
| below this point are as follows: At Cairo
| it rose two inches; Pittsburg, one inch
| Louisville, fourteen inches; New Or
/ leans, one inch. At Omaha 1t declined
one inch; st. Louis, twelve inches; Gin
einnati, eight inches; Shreveport, four
| inches. At Davenport, KeOkuk and
Nashville it is reported stationary.
BY telegraph.
LITTLE Rock, August 22.-Weather
clear and very warm. River rose S
inches, and has feet water in the chan
mel by the gauge. The snagboat Thayer
struck a snag and sunk near Lewisburg
Tuesday evening.
New ORLEANS, August 22.-No arri-
walls. Departed: Mary Miller, from
Louisville. Weather clear. ThermOm-
eter 92o.
ST.LoUIs, August 22.-Arrived; Belle
Memphis, from Memphis; City of Hell
ena, from Vicksburg. Departed: Julia,
for Vicksburg. River falling. Weather
clear and very hot.
EvANsvILLE, August 22.-Weather
clear and hot. Thermometer go River
has fallen 4 inches; 3 feet in the cham
mel here, and 4 feet 10 Louisville. Busi-
ness dull.
PITTsBURG, August 22.-The Monon-
gahela river is about stationary, with 8
feet inches water in the channel.
Heavy rain-stOrm this afternoon. The
Mccormack arrived to-day with 100
packages marketing.
CINCINNATI, August 22.-The river
is falling, with u feet inches water in
the channel. Departed: Share, for
Memphis; Belle Vernon, for New Or
/ leans.
LOUISVILLE, August 22.-The river
! is stationary, with 8 feet water in the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-23

DEs MONIES, Iowa, August 22.-The
Des Moines Typographical Union to-
day awarded the prizes competed for by
cOmpositors of the State on Wednesday,
fourteenth instant, as follows: The first
prize, a solid silver stick, was given tc
c. T. Mcconnell, of the Marysville
Miner, who set nineteen hundred and
sixty-eight ems in an hour. The second
prize, a gold pen, was awarded to John
w. Jenner, of Keokuk, who set seven
teen hundred and fifty-five ems in an
hour.
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WASHINGTON, August 22.-Northerly
to westerly winds, and clear and clear
ing weather for New England and the
Middle States on Friday. Partly cloudy
weather and areas of rain for the South
Atlantic coast. Clear weather from
Louisville to Alabama, and thence
nOrthward to the Ohio and lower Michi-
gan; easterly to southerly winds and
falling barometer from Kansas and
Missouri to Lake Superior.
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TITUsvILLE, PA, August pa large
meeting of producers and refiners was
held to-day at Parker's Landing. Rep
resentatives from all the districts of the
oil regions We're present. The object is
to decide upon some feasible plan to de-
crease the production of oil, so as to en-
hance prices, as it is claimed that the
prices now existing are too low to ena-
bic oil to be produced with profit. Res
olutions were passed binding operators
to suspend drilling operations for six
months, after September lst, which it is
believed will be agreed upon generally.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the
same place on Wednesday, August 2Sth,
during which time the resolution is to
be circulated for signatures,
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GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, August 22.-
The Democratic and Liberal Republican
joint convention met to-day and NOM
mated the following ticket: Governor,
Austin Blair; Lieutenant Governor, L.
G. Blanchard; Secretary of State, Geo.
II. House; Assistant Secretary, Geo. A.
Hotter; Auditor, General Neil Ohearon,
Land Commissioner, Geo. Il. Murdoch
Attorney General, Matthew S. May
nard; Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, Willard Stearns. The Committee
ON Resolutions presented resolutions
which were adopted substantially as
follows: Ist. Reaffim the Cincinnati
resolutions; I'd. Indorses the nomina-
ton of Greeley and Brown; Sd. That
in Austin Blair, our candidate for Gov
eTnoT, we see all those high qualities oi
honesty, integrity, experience and de-
votion to the public welfare, which quail
ify him for the honorable and important
place.
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DOMESTIC TELEGRAMS.

Andrew Johnson and the WOrEiuEmen
NASHVILLE, August 22.-Hand-bi
are in circulation to-day, calling meet
ing of the wOrkingmen in this city, to
meet next week. Andrew Johnson was
declared their candidate for Congress.
The development to-day render it al
most certain that Johnson intends to
run as an independent candidate against
the nominee of the Democratic State
Convention.
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SHREVEPORT REAL STATEE

IN view Of the great interest manifested in
/ matters connected with Shreveport, La, by
reason Of its prominence as the eastern term
mus of the great Texas Pacific and Of other
railroad lines we call the attention OF parties
desiring to invest in zeal estate in our city to
the fast that we are largely engaged in the
purchase and sale Of real estate; and any
business intrusted to us in that line will re-
cefve our prompt attention. We viii take
pleasure in answering any inquiries concern
ing Shreveport. LEWIS & LEONARD,
Real Estate Brokers and AUctiOneers,
au3 Shreveport Louisiana.
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BIanton sickens At ,he Idea.

LOUISVILLE, August 22.-ColOnel
Blanton Duncan viii publish a card in
the morning papers, in which he de-
nOunces as a lie the statement that the
administration placed funds to his credit
in Washington. He says: "No money
has been rendered me from Washington
none would be accepted. The ex-
penses. of the convention, so far, have
been borne by me, as future expenses
will be, unless a subscription be made to
defray them.u
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

Chief Justice Chase and the Anti-GreeIey
Democracy.
ROCHESTER, August 22.-The Union
this afternoon authOritativelya announces
that Chief Justice Chase, after mature
consideration, feels constrained by a
sense of duty, as well as by inclination,
to unqualifiedly decline the nomination
for Governor by the Democratic State
Convention.
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DIED.

MCMAHON-On Thursday evening, the 22C
instant, aged months and Is days, TIMOTHY
Mcmahon.
The friends and acqueintances of the family
are invited to attend the funeral, from their
residence, No. 2 Alabama street, this (FRI
DAY. afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. Carriages al
John Walshs. 3SI Second street.
WANT-At Mason, Upton county, Tennes-
see, ON August p, 1872, BURLAH, infant
daughter Of q. II. and Il. l.. Want, aged four
teen months and twelve days.
Her remains viii arrive here on the Men,
phis and Ohio railroad, this August 2Sd, at
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Assoeiated Press plsnatehl

Associated Press Dispatch.
LITTLE Rock, August 22.-The Re
! publican State Convention adjourned to-
day, after nominating the following
| ticket: For Governor, Elisha Baxter;
Lieutenant-GOvernor, V. V. Smith:
Treasurer, Henry Page; Auditor Ste
phen Wheeler; Attorney General, l.. d.
w. Yonley; Superintendent of Public
Instruction, J. G. COrbin (colOredl; Su-
preme Judges, f. ]. Searle and NJ. L.
Stephenson; Superintendent of Peni-
tentiary, H. B. Robinson (colored): !:
Congressman at large, John NJ. Bradley.
The platform indOrSes the platform
and nominees of the Philadelphia Con-
ventiOn; recognizes equality of all men
before the law, without regard to color;
pledges support to the free-schoOl sys-
tenn, but in favor of the law being so
amended as to do away with Circuit
superintendent; favOrs a firm and inn
partial registration of all legal voters;
heartily indorses the action of Congress
in providing for Supervisors; favors the
adoption of the pending amendment to
the State constitution removing all dis
abilities by the next Legislature, and its
submission to the people within sixty
days thereafter; indOrses the action OF
Congress in passing the amnesty bill,
but takes the ground that that act does
not enfranchiSe any of the many who
were disfranchised by the constitution
OF Arkansas; and favors a reduction of
taxation, etc.
After the adjournment of the conven-
ton, a Soldiers and Sailors Convention
was organized, and delegates appointed
to the Pittsburg Convention.
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GALVESTON

MOBILE, August 22.-Middling nom
inal. Net receipts, 16 bales; gross re
ceipts, "A bales; stock, 764 bales.
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CABLE WAITS.
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, August 22.-The
sessions of the International Statistical
Congress We're opened to-day by Grand
Duke Constantine. The ceremonies of
the occasion We're of the most solemn
and impressive nature.
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Denth on the Rain.

TOLEDO, August 22.-Seth Wait, a
farmer, living at FTenchtown, Michigan,
was run over near Monroe last night by
a train on the Holly, Wayne and Mon
roe railroad, aud instantly killed. A
valuable horse, which he was riding, was
also killed.
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NOTICE.

ST. LOUIS, No, July %, lS72.
ny order Of the General Board Of Directors
ID Of the LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA,
Iere viii be q meeting Of the Policy Holders
OF said Association, al the Office Of the corpo-
ratioH. u be city Of st. Losis, on
aoudag, the 26th Day Of August next,
al to'eiogk p.n., for the purpose of consider
lag SIN proposed amendments 10 tiet ustt-
ter ol tne association, and to vote Tor or
against The adoption Of the same.
JAMES Il BRlTr0Ns PreSiueut.
WM. HASLEY, Secretary. auI
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FUNERAL NOTICE

SAMFERD-The friends and acquaintance
of Joseph and Margaret Sanford are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Of their in
FAINT son, FREDERICK w, from their resi-
denee, 100 Front street, this (FRIDAYl morn
inp at y o'clock
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Change of Firm.

THE firm Of WEST BROTHERS have this
L day associated with them in business JAS.
l. DANIEL, Of Crockett county, Tenn, and
JAMES NJ. WRIGHT, Of Paris, Tenn, for the
purpose of conducting a General Commits
sion and REOduee Business. under the
name and style OF WEST, DANIEL &
WRIGHT, No. HOward's Row, Memphis
Tennessee. H. G.. WEST.
j. T. WEST.
Consignments Of Cotton and Country Pro-
duce solicited.
au20 WEST, DANIEL & WRIGHT.
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GALVESTON, August 22.-Cotton is
quiet; good ordinary, 17@17fc. Net
receipts, 145 bales; exports, coastwise,
SO bales; no sales; stock, 2l94 bales.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
--LATEST BEPoET BY TELEGRAPH
SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, August 22.-COtton firm
with light demand; low middling, 1899
Net receipts, u bales; sales, so bales;
exports, coastwise, 81 bales; stock, 62S
bales.
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NOTICE.

Esrr,F2 this date can be found with Messrs.
a Siedge- Mckay q Co, Nos. 81 and SO
Main street, where l VIII be pleased to see my
friends. 90 2SAAN' . "A.A-ALl-Ls.
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EXPOSITION STOCK.

V1HE third call on the stock falls due To-
i DAY, August 18th, 1872. Please call and
pay. Delinquents on former calls are spe-
cially reque ted TO pay up.
aui5 ED BURKE pick EFT, Secretary
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CHARLESTON
MORTTF

CHARLESTON, August 22.-Cotton
firm; middling, 194@19Sc. Net receipts,
bales; sales, % bales; stock, 3649 bales.
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COLLIERVILLE.
Sheriff Curry and Posse Arrive at the
Scene Of the Late Troubles
All Quiet.
Special to the Appeal

CoLIHERvLLE, August 22-AIl quiet.
Colonel Curry, Sheriff, has seen the ne
groes. They are peaceful; all dispers-
ing, both white and black; excitement
/ cooled down.
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The SheriffOf Brownsville, Texas with
an escort killed and captured number
of Mexican desperadOes.
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

FFNHE public win take notice that the ilrin
heret0fore ey{stfus nd doing business 's
Lewis Il MOnahan, between j. j. M0nauiali
and T. F. Lewis,sw dissolved on the lbth DAY
OF August, 1872; and that viii nos hef.stltei l
be- r,sponsibie for any debts or contracts en-
tered into by said Lewis IN the name or ssllu
avn or c,ffer,vise j. J. MONAHAN.
Memphis, Tenn, August Il, ls72 AUS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-23

The Duke Of SAKE, son-in-law of Don
Pedro of Brazil, sailed from st. Thomss
for New York a few days since. He
comes to the United States, il is said, for
the purpose of witnessing the workings
Of true Democracy" III that is really
the object of his visit, II is TO be hoped
he will not be suffered TO fall into the
hands Of the snObs ami flunkies Who cX-
hibited their jackassery for the Grand
Duke Alexis's benefit.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

T'HE stated communication of KilWin- 9
i ming Lodge, No. 81, viii be held this x Y
(FRIDAY) evening, August 23d, at S/VN
o'clock, for dispatch of business
All NJ. Ms fraternally invited.
By order Of W. B. RICHARDET, W. NJ.
LOUIS CZAPSKI, Secretary. aus
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD

VIII be paid for the recovery and delivery 20
me Of the body OF Henry C. KOrtrecht, who
was drowned Just above Jefferson street.
August 81 He was about eight years old, we'll
grown, dressed in linen clothes, with light
hair, cut short.
au22 CHARLES RORTRECHT. -
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
COrinth and Nashville Railroad.
CsEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- cetved until the
1Oth Dan Of september, 1s7s,

at the Engineers Office, In COrinth, Miss, or
at the office Of the President, 80 Front street,
Memphis, Tenn, FOR Lha grading, tresle-work
and crOss-ties Of lSlS miles Of road, from Cor
inth, Miss. to Hamburg, Tenn
The Company reserves the right co r-ls oct
any or all bids.
NJ L. SELDEN, President.
an2I n LYNCH. Chief Engineer. .
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TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS ONLY
351 Cash Premiums
To be paid IMMEDIATELY AFTER the Dis
tributiOn takes place.

50 The Board Of Directors, in commencing
this Third Scheme 10 the Public, promise
that il shall be carried out in the same good
faith which has characterized the former Dis
tribuUiOus Of this Society, and made them an
other name for fairness, prOmptness and
fidelity to promises. The high character and
standing of the Managers selected VIII also be
an additional guarantee that perfect Justice
and fairness wiz control this Distribution.
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INSURANCE.
MEMPHIS INSURANCE AGENCY.
No. 22 Madison Street.

ID
~ States all Of which went uhanty through the Chicago and an the
Etna Company Of Hartford, COn-ASsets SOOOOOO
Hartford Company Hartford COnnsset S3OOOOOO
Phpnix Company Hartford COmASsets SSOOOOO
Company Philadelphia PaAssets SOOOOOO
tonin Gnsa also and Can aI
on oceans make
when nparie so desire "a al
paid a r.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-27


Flour-Dull, heavy; super western and state
i6a6 so ; common TO good evtra goa 90;
good TO choice do 65AS 40 white wheat wes-
tern extra 4oA9 rs; St. Louis 65sll %.
Whisky-Dun at 924.
WheAt-Quist; an advance in freights hss q
depressing effect on the market; rejected spring
l 36al 3s; No 2 Chic:go spring 5lal 81; No
Milwaukee 55A1 IS; extra choice No do l sc
white western / 70aI so; winter red Illinois e.
81 IS.
Rye-Quist; western In store so.
BXrley-Dull; new western II.
Corn-Stesdy, In moderate demand; steamer
western mixed 64a65; sail do 654a6J4 yeloS
66; white 664.
| Oats-LOwer; old western mixed 4sa44 Hsx
do s9a434.
Eggs-Firm; western 3Oa3I.
! Wool-Quiet Ohio 60 unwashed 371s42
lambs pulled 46s50; extra do 524 western z7s
80.
Co6se-In fair demand; Rio 14!aI73.
| sugar-In moderate demand; fair to good re
fning S5A9i; Cuba s3s94.
| AolAsses-DuII, new clear Muscovado 2Sa3o
| Rioe-Quiet and steady at s3as4.
| Pork-Quiet; mess IA 05Al4 10 prime mes
i3 GOALS so.
Beef-Quiet; mess 0Oa7 90: extra coal 0 90
hams, dull at 22a32; tierce in active; prime mes
l3al6; Ind an mess / 5.
| Out Meats-Dull; hams 11a14; shoulders 7.
Middlss-Dun an heavy long clear s3ass
| short rsb 9.
Lard-Quiet No do prime steam new s&ss3
old 9s93; kettle 81.
Buttsr-Quiet; western 1oal6.
Cheese-Firm; llal34.