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st. LOUIS, Mo-, August l0-The Ere.
ming, UIpdteh viii publish, the CORES
pondence between ]. r, Doolittle and B.
Gratz Brown, respecting the homlnat tion
OF the latter for Vice President by the
Baltimore Convention. The letter Of
Brown is as follows:
hos EXECUTIVE DEPARTdEET. !
Jefferson City, Aug. 8, 1872. {
GENTLEMEN OF THE COMMITTEE -
| have the honor TO acknowledge the re-!
ceipt Of your Communication advising me
that had been unanimously nominated
as candidate for the-Vice Presidency of
the United States by the Democratic vote
Of the Convention at Baltimore. For
this mark Of confidence on the part Of so
large representative body Of the fellow.
citizens l cannot too deeply express my
gratitude. The distinction Is one which |
feel TO be in great measure undeserved
where 80 many more suitable could be
found, and yet that feeling will render me
doubly solieitous should your action
be confirmed to discharge the duties
OF that high place with fidelity
to your trust, with devotion 10
the public interest. and with inileXible
resolution TO prove not unworthy Of such
choice The fact that 1t reposes also upon
the declaration sbt principles affirmed by
the Liberal Republicans at Cincinnati and
proclaimed without amendment by the
Democratic party al Baltimore, gives as.
surance that in this combined expression
there is sought only the deliverance of the
nation from present great peril TO iLs
peace. And to that end all minor con.
Bidefations have been subordinated, and
an Illustration presented to the country Of
unseltish patriotism, rather than any
sticking for partisan advantage, which
should convince oil Of the perfect sinceri.
ty Of this movement. II has involved no
surrender in either party OF any former
convictions. 1t has moi been negotiated
or bargaincd. It's origin was from the
people. Though differing in the past on
some issues Of great magnitude, yet now
that they are settled, there Is hearty
concurrence between US all upon the
vital question agltating the public mind.
What conduct Of national affairs
Is involved, your Convention has well
set forth in its platform; and its true ac-.
cord with the democratic ideas that
guided the earlier administrations is the
Best guaranty that twill restore equal
rights, tranquility and constitutional rule.
Permit me also, gentlemen, through you
to express my thanks to the great masses
OF your party who have since ratified
your action with such signal movements,
and 10 say TO them that In accepting this,
their nomination, / doit believing there is
nothing in honor or in conscience that
should not promote the most cordial CO.
operation henceforth on behalf OF the
policies presented. In concluding, it is
proper to state that severe illness has
interiered in the reception of your com.
Dunication which has delayed this reply
until my recovery, and return home. With
very great respect. Yours truly, n
[Signed p B. GRAFT BRowN.
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GENEVA

GENEVA, August 1O.-J. Bancroft DAVIS
returned to Geneva last night. ,', ',',
Randell Palmer has recovered from his
recent indisposition. 9.'i' 0,.,T'' .,T'' G1
The Queens messenger, bearing dis.
patches supposed to be Of little import.
ance, left here to-day for London. u
There is nothing new regarding the
action Of the Tribunal. ,i,7,..l-z' - EI
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River News.

CAIRO, August 10.-Riyer fallen 1S
inches. Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, August 11.-Riyer falling;
4 feet scant In the canal; 2 feet scant In
the chute. Weather hot and shOwery.
Mercury ranged above 90.
CrSciSNATT, August 1.-THE river Is
five feet eight inches and falling.
PITTsDuRa, August s11ARiver un-
changed. Weather very warm. q
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U. B. C. Board of Missions.

BAITnGoRE, August 1O.-The Board
Of Missions Of the United Brethren iu
Christ are in annual session here. Bishop
Gloss Brenner, Of Dayton, Ohio; Bishor
Weaver, Of Baltimore, Maryland; Bishop
Edwards, of Lexington, Illinois, and
Bishop Dickson, Of Muscatine, Iowa, with
a number of the leading church, arc
present. -
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Conference of Pork Packers at Gin.
Cinnati,

CINCINNATI, August 10.--A number Of
prominent pork packers and provision
dealers from st. Louis met the packers
and dealers Of this city this morning, with
view to arranging Tor a convention OF
the trade to adopt rules and regulations
for governing the provision trade at
points throughout the West. Resolutions
were adopted approving the purpose Of
the meeting and calling o convention in
Cincinnati September 18th, to be Com.
posed Of delegates from the trade in the
leading cities Of the West. Circulars will
be issued In q few DAYS,
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IsAN FK1Noisco.
Incorporation of the st. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad, .

incorporation OF the st. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad.
SAN FRANcrsoo, August 1O.-The Cali.
fornia, Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Com.
pauy will be Incorporated tomorrow
with Alonzo Raymond, K. ]. Sheath, j.
Siligman, W. P. Jones, ]. @. Merrill, n
J. 0'Conner, J. Belly, Richard Tolivef, ].
Hagar, Albert Dibblee, Directors OF Port
Frico. Mayor Brown, Coffin and Pierce,
OF the Port. of st. Louis, and Haywood In
creases the subscription from one hun.
dred thousand TO half million. There
are other sums that willraise 1t to a quar-
ter Of million, private subscriptions.
Z The. directors expectto obtain vote
for tivepe cent subsidy by the city.
The, fire in.the pineries along Puget
Sound isdolng great damage: m
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Child murdsr al Nnnlss. I'LL,

CHICAGO, August 1O.-A shocking case
Of child murder isreported to have come
to light at Naples, III. A man named
Hole disappeared from there few days
since under suspicious circumstances, and
yesterday o new made grave was discov-
cred near his house, In which was the
body Of little nephew of his, whom, 1t
issRid, he had whipped to death.
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Weather Report.
4,II5l hl. WAR DEPARFHRNr, /
OHPIoE or TuB CHIRT SIaNAL oFTICEh,
WARRINGTON, d. C., Arpust ii-7,H1 > n
PRoBABnrTIEs.

IA ,.,l il ,I PROBABILITIES. " II. y. q
The area Of the lowest barometer now
south Of the Lake will move into New
England, with clearing weather and
northerly winds from Lake Erie TO West
Virginia, extending eastward by Monday
over the middle and Eastern States with
southwesterly winds. The cloudy wealth,
er and rain areas meantime from Virginia
northward variable southerly and north.
easterly winds and partly cloudy weather
In the South, Atlantic and Gulf States
northerly and westerly winds with clear.
ing weather from Minnesota TO Michigan
and southwerd to the Ohio valley extend.
ing by Monday, to the Lakes. -
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lEkeeution % Despetado

WASHINGTON, August 1O-A Charlotte
n. 9. dispatch says Newton V. Chandler q
notorious criminal desperate, was exc.
cuted there Yesterday. he was only 90
years old and made confession Of his
crimes which included murder, robbery
and other foul,deeds. He was, besides, one
of the Georgia .Ku.klux. ..-l-z...az'.
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The Straight Democrats.

New York, August 1O-A letter has
been received by, y,Senator James o Brien
from Blanton Duncan, asking him TO or.
gani1e % 4straight-out Democratic move.
ment tnithts city. 1t Is understood, how.
ever, that o'Brlen declines TO have any.
thing to do with the matter. =
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BY TEE EcRAPH
kseootATAp pRnss REpoRr.
; e1sIailvelJ to the intelligence.

abs By the western Union Line.
loales Ectth.Wost cot. Of llain and Monroe stS
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HamiItOn,s Quincy Foundry,

And more particularly described in said Deed Of
III SIotI numbered one, two, three, nine, ten and
,l,TTp Il. Il s. ., 10 and ~ In squAre.eleyeu (lll
n mai pSrt OF the city Of Wheeling which was
Ild oufiuto town lots BY the late Joseph Cald'
SSl. Which lots /, . and Sfront on Bolton street,
VA he IotI numbered 9, 10 and II front on Jacob
,tr.tt Gud ihe Slld lots are bounded on thai north
Nv PreSton I1eet together with the buildings,
ignroTenentI md appurtenAnces upon the said
uFopsE,y, Or any part thereof, or thereto In any
~ SnbtFtllnInV; and the engines, boilers, ma.
ehl5ery died or otherwisel, patterns. tools and
Implements used In and about the foundry or
mtehIne Ihop located on said property"
TERxB or PsALT-One-thlrd cash, the balance
IN ope, Two and three years; the purchaser Civ.
ipr Bonds for the deferred instAllments, bearing
iaIeest iFon date, secured BY deed oftrust upon
i Irs ~" HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
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Quincy Foundry for saIe'
saturday, August slst, 1879.

q, yItusof Deed Of Trust, dated she ,S!Gi, SSth
Al p peeember, ISL, made BY John hamuton mIs
~ E,oeJ Hamilton his wife, and Josepu "a nH y
i,ss Snd Amanda V. Hamilton his we ait anu rr'
torisd ID he Recorders once o. ONO .USSS' az
Ws,l Virginia, In D. T. BOOK 20, v PAs' wv
III uudefiIVped Trustee VIII Sell Oh
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

49, s'1pl'aed BY Congress; adopted by the State;
an'a oy the bOacyOlencc Of individuals, socie.
D''' md other Institutions
tlye Departments Of Ius.ruc tlon-II,sra,v,
ae'eA'lts, Agricultural, Military and Fn1inSsr,
Department 'sP'a'0''
chou. Se Of AlAfge Faculty Of accomplished
SS0i, and successful educators.
UsSs5btt,t t ttaS az oeElns September 4th. WINTER,
SsuOe' Cs. ''h' SrRISG, March 94;h' ~
TTO,s1,lScIAESr, To,., June 10, 1873.
% ,SO.. expenses from $3.50 $3.50 per yeAt les.
'O'00'e boarding In clubs.
l,r D'Ia ~ Tor cat'orue, containing tull partIcu
Nance, ALEN MARTIN, President.
SASfOwS, ". Va July IS, lsr2. Iy?9
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Mr.. GrseaeE In New England.
A Bradford On. a dispatch says that
Horace Greeley spent the day In retire.
ment there yesterday, the guest Of Col.
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z. Seven dwellings on Weed street a,
Pottsyille, PSs was burned Sunday even
ing, Loss $sVUO0. liss gah.aF I3l r.
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perlments. He subsequently lunched
with the officers and returned last night to
The American fleet did not arrive in
the Thames last night, having stopped al
Deal, where It now remains at anchor.
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SATURDAY, the oist diyOf August 1919
commencing at 10 o'clock NJ at the ToS! ~ ao9T
SS he Conf House Of Ohio county, ". WI 10
iSsSipSeSt n and best bidder, Of pubic Aueuon'
M property known ~
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For Sale.
NOR SALE CHEAP

pOR SALE UlIhAT'
! 7 f,scosD n4sD ENGINE AND BOILER
,r,vryo oRpER. Cylinder "
All in ooHPtiiL ~ tSo, stroke. Power sufleient
inches di1neNIIiI WI ar saw Mill. Enquire OF
CVLDS"M Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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uToCKs FOR SALE

SToCKs FOR SALE
Il shlres In National Bank OF ". Va.
i DO Merchants National Bank.
IS DO First National Bank.
Is DO Peabody Insurance Company.
100 DO Fire and Marine Insurance Com.
90 shares in West Virginia Insurance Com.
psny. I. IRWIN,
JS0 Agent.
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Gtatz Browns Acceptance Of the
"a. Baltimore Nomination. "a

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 10.-The Ere.
ming Dispdth win publish the CORES
pondence between ]. r, Doolittle and B.
EGratz Brown, respecting the nomination
Of the latter for Vice President by the
Baltimore Convention. The letter Of
Brown Il as follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-11

CREDITORS NOTICE.

No 31-In the First Chancery Court Of Shelby
county,. ]. AmmOnett, Executor Of ]. II
Provine, deceased, Us. Sarah A. Rroytne and
Others
TVHE Insolvency of the estate OF J. n. Pro-
vine, deceased, having been suggested,
and this cause having been Instituted for the
purpose Of winding up his estate uDder The
tnsOlvent laws Of Tennessee;
Notice is hereby given TO an parties inter
ested, either as creditors or heirs, or h claim
to be such, to come forward and have them,
selves marie parties TO this suit nle and
establish their claims, within the time pre-
scribed by law, to-wtt; on or before the 18th
day Of April, 1873, for residents and on or be-
fore the 18th day OF april, 1876, for non-resl-
dents Of Tennessee, or the same VIII De Tor
ever barred
Notice Is also given that all proceedings in
the County Court, relative 70 the admiutstra-
ton of said estate, are eDiOtned, and that all
parties are inhibited from further prosecuting
or beginning any suits in law or equtty
against said estate, but are required n come
into this cause and prosecute Lnetr claims
here. 1t Is ordere4 that a copy Of this order
be published in the Memphis Appeal once
week. for four successive weeks. Get %, l37Z
u. A. COLE, Clerk n Master.
By f. B. McEsNRT, Deputy c. and II.
Humag Il RogfOn. SO1g. for enmpftnr. niIEh
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cASDLEs-Lght and 4 weights g 4
coRDAsE-Naniila rope lgfgsXe; slsaI Is
4lec; 1ute l4ct cotton 3973c.
C0TfossEEBLCostouseed in demand &c 80 =
toni downward tendency In consequence Of
cHEEsE-Faetory, I5elgHc; English dairy,
6ofEEE-we quote at lssae for Rio, axe
Darn FRUTr-Appies, 5a6c: Peaches, Ea5c,
very dull; peaches little wanted.
DUoEs-m modeFate supply at g 6Sii dun
BaGs-Irregular atzaHc.
FLQUE-Double extra 3 0g7; treble ez-
FIsH-White nsh, $500 half Dbl; Kits,
MAJ sS s%0 ! sbl heTSE1n z as sSG 50; hall IB55f,
3 50; kits, 81 coal IS; Nos, large bblsi 81 WS
y; half bbls, o; kits, 81 20sl8 b.
starch, SC 3 y. German soar, olsS'
Rice, 6a6zc, as In quality. bnoHn hha ~
low sugar In hhds l09l2cj soft rsnnsa WIZ
I white crushed d ~granulated, lS48ld4c.
G~EEsE-Fair Offering - 80 g-m
HAY-Arkansas prairie held az sH2 umo-
HkFDwAEE Nails, 81 IS iron bar, &c;
east steel. G1<c; castingAz country holsN-
HovTSYIEi 565 > Dbl; grits, g 7596
EeEuT-steady 9 3 Dbl; $ y half Dbl.
L~ARD-Tierce refined, sci key, lOci pals
10 ~ AN oRASGEs-Lemcns, 81; Or
I an1es. fair g. 90. choice SSas 50.
NOLAssEs-Prime 20 choice plantation. 500
/ &C: inferior, D445cs common % prime sugar
house syrup, Bose; fancy, auGac- New
NUrsIcoooaauts ze7 80 y 100; Cheznuts,
So Ba3 IS q buEhel; Peanuts &c e pound-
OATs-Nothing doing; nominally sc Tor
good mixed
OTI-CoaI oil, DaNca gallon; lard OH, ec
0sT ID. West Virginia luhricattng, 5oSfoc.
OSIONs-Reds, In store, &a4si sale OF %
bhls small on landing at p
PoRK-Bulk pork shoulders &c, clear rib
&c. clearsides &c.
PoTATOEs-scarce peachblows In store 2T
Ga
PEAs-Field peas, s. IS per bushel; green
dried, 81 8.
PowDER-Rfne, 8 , keg; shot, 2 759A
gGLT-Perb bl-, & 6t 7-huEhel bbl. 81
TURKFYs-Accordlng 70 size, from Gl09lS;
dressed, IA1i0e per pound for small, large
IS14c.
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FRHGHTs PROM ST. LOUIS.
MONETARY ANDFINANCIAL MATTERS

NEW YORK, November e-MoNEY was
easy az az per cent, closed ats per cent The
weekly bank statement Is unIayorable. HE
total reserve has fallen on SL,S9-&0, caused by
the large loss IN legal tenders. The net reserve
OF the Banks Is now reduced 70 3,s3B.lia The
Gold market was strong 81 day a. "
sold up to ug5L, and closed nrm at u3asall54.
Loans were made al l4I per cent for
carrying. C~learfngs, $500 200. Exports Of
Specie 1SL Ias 49, tsid Ssf 1900 on infer
est account and $3.50 for the redemption Of
SOS. State Bonds duh ard steady al about
yesterdays prices. Mtssouris, 8i Tennesseess
ola "a Tenuessees. new, AK. V~irEiuias, new,
So N~irgfnias, old, 46; North Carolina new,
8; North Carolinas, old, @k- GOUgnDlentS
steady with bid prices Of % for May and
November al = per cent. lower; on second
call prices went back 70 last nights prices.
The market closed firm and strong. Sterling
Coupons 1871, IsH; SOS OF 1sd2, u2h; 5-2s OF
1851. llZL; lO-aos, u2L; do, new, u43z do 1857,
u5z; do, 1865, IEz; new 5- l0g4i 1910, le65Z.
Currency s. nee The SsOck market was
heavy M duh with lower prices during the
day. In the afternoon the market con-
tlnued heavy and very Irregular, with
close. The decline in Cincinnati and Co
lumbus and Illinois Central was based on the
report that the pool had been ~disbanded-
Northwestern lcommOn) and Western Union
were exceptionally steady. b balance OF
the business was larger in the leading
specialties but dizziness was the chief
feature Of the general list. Canton,
l2 ; Western Union Telegraph Company,
80; Quicksilver, a.; Adams Express Com
pany, s.; Wells & Fargo's Express
Gompany, 8: American Merchants Union
Express company, 0E; United States Express
COMPANY, ~: Pacific Mail, &H; New York
Central, 81 Erie, 90; Erie, preferred
Harlem. ii; Harlein, preferred, EGi Michl-
gan OentrsL Iff; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, Ht[= Northwestern, GtE5 North
western. preferred, 81; Rock Island, lO9;
New Jersey Central, lBs St Paul, 54; ST
Paul, preferred, 75z; Wabash, rs; Wabash
preferred g; Fort WAYNE, 81 Terre Haute;
s.. Terre Haute, preferred, 40; Chicago and
Alton, IL Chicago and Alton, preferred,
ia; Ohio and Mississippi, 49,; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, 20; Burlington and
Quincy. Ef; Union Pacific stock, $50; Central
Pacific bonds lnx; Union Pacing bonds, y;
Delaware and L~ackaWana, ~; Harlem and
Erie. -
NEW ORLEANS. November 8.-Sight ex-
change, g discount.
LONDON, November 9NOon-Bank rate OF
discount advanced, now Z per cent
2 pm.-EOliday on stock Exchange to-day.
PARIS, November s-Rentes 52f. SOC.
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~NGn-Resident Notice.


MOI GIN the First Chancery Court Of Shell
by county, Tenncssee-Henry Buck, Annie
i. Buck 81 al. vs.. Francis e. Pratt et al
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
the defendants, Francis T. Pratt, a citizen
On Alabama; Mary u. Hawkins, Ludolphns
ID. Hawkins, ". O. H Buck and Mildred v.
Buck. Of Mississippi; Henry Back, Of Louis
iqn4. James s.. PAYNE, John VIM, Mary G.
VIM, j. b. Carter, sarah O.. Carter, Of Texas
Casper Neal, Agnes NJ. Neal, Robert Blair,
Mary p. Blair, or Alabama; Christina Mas
sfugale, Thomas Massinga G, Edward Massln-
gale, Charlotte MaEsingale, william MaaHin-
gale, Virginia Z. Wethered, James Wethered,
on mississippi; also, Bledsoe Wethered, Marcus
Wethered, William Wethere1, Aoram Aeth-
cred, EudoTa King, Susan A.kng, william j.
King and ". j. King, minors Without regular
guardian. Charles u. Smith, Mildred smith
also, Anna Ray, William Ray, Arthur Ray
and Geo. Ray, minors without regular guard
ian: sarah Z. Buck, William c. II. Buck and
Kate Buck. minors without guardian, Of Ala
bama: Henrietta Z. Buck, and three minor
children whose names are ana
without guardian, Of Texas, and al OF whom
are uom-Fesidenfs OF the State OF Tennessee
said unHnoWn defendants may be interested
in certain property involved herein:
It is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse, IN the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in December, 1872, and plead,
answer or demur 20 COnplaluants bill or the
same viii be taken for confessed as TO them
and set for hear1ngeXparte and that q copy OF
this order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
This October %, 1872.
A cOpy.-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
F.. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Heiskell a WetherfOrd and smith, scott =
Jefferson, soils. fer cOmpln'ts. Ocu we'd
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uARKET.

Quotations Tor feed are JOT round 5Ou on he
jaading unless oLheT1gise ezDrcSsed
Except hling the usual saturday orders we
found Front street very quiet this mornlny.
Tha iced and produce markets, also, were dull
and had q mere nothing 10 repor There
were no arrivals from above, and the
feed and prOcuce stores are very low, while
buyers. not in immediate want are holding
OF Tie market The expected boats fnoin the
Ohio river are not In, buta rise al Cairo nom
The OHIO Is IN their favor. d they Wa
urrg and what effect their cargoes win have
gu our market are questions OF moment 70
dea .ers. and until there Is some light upon the
them nobody Is disposed 20 buy more than
The wants OF the moment make imperative.
Cora Is IN small Offering, the only sales We
heard Of were 90 sacks yellow az &c, white
was hold al DC. Odts we're quiet ne AS sale
was az Sc for mixed HGg Is held al the
stronger rates we mention below. Bran Wa-
an request, most dealers bein bare sales were
made Of 10 sacks and 2 car loads az - e
which rate u was very strong. Eoug MLt1
ont change. Eggs were urmer ana scarce WIN
a moderate demands we tound sone nolaeIs
asking a. high as1)c, but E9bc were common
selling rates. Chickens arr sill selling al very
l1W prices, but the stock Is mostly OF young
mixed which j. not much IKE by bnyers,
bther descriptions % poultry the market Is
bare o.. Groin g. scarce ht higher prices than
thuse Of a week ago. Apple are IN active de-
mand AZ los prices for cooking fhney arr IN
demand al good rates.- fotqtOcs are ralher
scarce peach blows were selling az Al59S on
the landing. Fine lare red onions sell for -
.agel2s veg @atee, ana ~, 1oo9er-
"-.H" - ~ a"A
ate request a. from s. - 10 g. in store. bacon
d. ont OF the market, and quotations are en-
treIy nominal. Eiu{k Ner8 are unchanged at
Tie quotations On the table below. % on
remains az she reduction, 8HE3lc. CrGnbcurtes
are slow OF sale; we found some Offering as
low a. SO.
APPLEs+teaay al 8 50a8 q for cooking,
s 50 Tor fancy stand apples; for bell flowers
would be paid.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-New Offering At - 90.
BEANs-Navy beans, $ per busheL.
BUILDERS MATEEIALs-Louisyille cement,
per barrel, q OBJ: plaster Paris, s. 50:
EoSendale. g 6868 20 hair, 5a8c p pound;
nre-brick. 81 . l00. Alabama lime, by the
carload 81 50. Cape lime, on landing, q As.
BAErxG ErUWU-BaGging. 2 and ~ Tbs. 49,
mIfisc. Ironties a8s1sc; baling twine, l4al5c.
ErEF. ETc.-ForeQnartcrs, sac; h~indQuar-
ten. Ease. sheep, 6Gluc- Hog &C.
BUTTER Common, E9l5c; fair, lh8Z2c,
and choice Western dairy &S&ei extra
RSco~-Uearides. IKE; clear rib, I2c.
sa.,uIderg. -e. nut-class hams, l6afc; break
fast bacon, les market bare a rate
BEaSIsaleo ON bbls and 2 car loads 81 81
and looking higher
-DlRS-scarce; sale Of sacks yellow al &C
white held al 6c.
CH1c1ENs-Poor demand; young mixed
- 5Ia8; old GEG31L
tEENBEHRTEs1Cultiveted sl092 per Dbl.
CAEHAGE.-In crates N41 30, good demand
CJRNNEAL@Sellng atNNi rates unsettled