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ssOLD TIMES.
TO THE PUBLIC

1T is due to the public that they should be
i advised that the two books, likely soon 20
appear under the titles of "OLD TINES IN
WEST TENNESSEE" and the " EARLY
HISTORY OF MEMPHIS, have no eonnec-
tion whatever. The error, TO the contrary,
which seems to have existed TO some extent,
was quite natural, as the series OF articles
written by the undersigned, and published in
the Appeal over the signature OF " Old Times, y
giving events of early days on this bluff, en-
braced, as many stories do, quite a wide range.
am sorry that the author of the former
work did not select some other title, as 1t had
been given me by the Editors of the Appeal
several years before the late prefix was added,
and had acquired some reputation under IL.
The announcement had been repeatedly made,
V1itor1ui1y, anu OJnerW1Se, That they would
ultimately appear in book form. will, how
ever, surrender IT TO its new claimant If he
will make n similar announcement, to-wit
That the Old Times stories which appeared
in the Appeal for several years past have no
connection with his book.
will add, that the - Early History of
Memphis" is in the course of RHklieation, /,
and will be ready for disJri butioh~in a few
weeks. ,JAMh ID. DAVIS
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SENATOR ABCoRN has declared bis
bitter hostility to the organization Of the
militia of Mississippi. The overthrow
Of Modoe Jack may sOOthe the redoubt-
able Governor Powers's nerves, and the
frightful militia may remain unevoked.
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MOBILE.
OHAhLE5TON
LAW REPORTS.

The Bartlett circuit court commenced
its summer term yesterday, by organiz-
ing and selecting grand jurors, etc. To-
day the civil docket will be taken up and
heard peremptorily. 1t Is hoped that ia
order to have a short term, attorneys
and litigants viii be promptly on hand.
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was convicted of assault and battery
with dog, and TIE sentence held valid
by the supreme court, which fact shows
that the owner should have held the
canine, and not urged the ferocious brute
upon the aggrieved party.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
SAVANNAH.

SA ANN All.
SAVANNAH, July l4-Cotton nom
inal, and little doing; middling, Isle;
net receipts. 2l5 bales; exports, coast
wise, 772 bales; stock, 6071 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, July l4.-Cotton is
quiet; middling, l9c; good ordinary,
144c; net receipts, 35 bales; exports,
coastwise, lS49 bales; sales, 100 bales
stock, 1882 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, July 14.-Cotton quiet
middling, Isle; net receipts, 81 bales:
exports coastwise, l62 bales; sales. 900
bales; stock, 1858 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, July l4.-Cotton
quiet; middling, Ice; good ordinary.
i42c; net receipts, 2sS bales; exports
to Great Britain, 1925 bales; sales 200
bales; stock, 52ll bales.
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AUCTION SALES.
BARTLETT LOTS
AT AUCTION.

ON TUESDAY, july goth, being one O
" the days OF the Bartlett Circuit Court, We
shall hold public sale, upon the premises
for the purpose Of selling a number Of desira
BILE BUILDING LOTS in and around the VII
lage of Bartlett.
Plans OF the lots will be prepared aud eireu
lated, to show the lots TO be sold, among which
will be the residence now occupied by q. rs
Bartlett, + q, SO much and so justly admired
for its beauty and convenience Of location.
To members OF the Bar, who wish con
venient residence to their business in the
Bartlett Court; to the merchants and business
men OF Memphis, who would avail them.
selves OF the easy access by railroad to have
their homes beyond the city limits; to the
planters. who would secure for their families
the advantages of the churches and schools
and the social intercourse OF this delightful
village; and to the people generally, wbC
would like a hSme in one OF the healthiesi
and prettiest localities in shelby county, this
sale Of Bartlett Lots holds out extraordinary
inducements.
The sale Will be peremptory, and upon the
most liberal terms
Major Bartlett will take pleasure in show
ing the grounds, before the sale, 20 all who
desire to become buyers.
IRRELEVANT & CO., AuetiOneers.
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NOrxCE.

WE have this day admitted as 8 partner in
w our firm Mr.. DECATUR J. DOYLE. and
VIII continue the business at the cid stand,
20 Main street, under the firm name and style
OF FERGUSON, PRIVErT 4 DOYLE
FERGUSON & PRIVETT.
Memphis. Tenn, July l, 1873. Jya
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TNHE GREATEST, NOVELTY OF THE AGE
Il Money made easy and rapidly without
risk. Fuu particulars and illustrated oata-
Gs ,eMtEE 2 GO, aa LEhertR gt.,N,Y aesra
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WATERING PLACES.
SPRINGS!
Large and Elegantly Arranged House,
GRERNBRrHR
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
WEST VIRGINIA.

FAMOUS for their Alternative waters and
Il fashionable patronage, ARE NOW OPEN
j hey are 200 feet above tide-water, affOrdine
entire relief from prostrating summer heat
Capacity for accommodating 200 persons
per month.
We are also proprietors OF the Swent Cha
lybeate Springs, sixteen miles from the White,
known for their surpassed Neryine tonic
waters and bathing advantages.
White sulphur Water kept here for the use
OF visitors without charge. Terms-S3 per
day, SO per month.
Direct Telegrapbic and Express communica-
ton with both Springs.
my3O g. l. PFYTON 4 90
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J, z. TREZEYANT. y. NJ. TREZEyANT.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
OF
TR &c CO.,

TR AMT &c CO.,
n. l.. cor. Main and Jefferson SITS
Rental Department in charge w. D. McCallum.
EB Buyers and renters of real estate cannot
know that they have been best suited until
they see our catalogue, which embraces a large
variety of property for sale and for rent, and
which It VIII always be our pleasure 10 show.
For Sale-That splendid property known
as the "GOODLOE PLANTATION" in the
counties of Lincoln and Desha, Arkansas, re-
puted one OF the finest cotton plantations on
Arkansas river, belonging TO non-residents
who live at too great distance to give it person.
al attention, is offered for sale at S5O,000-hfth
cash, and four annual payments; possession
LIST January, 1874, from which time deferred
payments would date. The tract has 1900
acres, one-half cleared and in a high state OF
cultivation, well drained, securely fenced, all
buildings necessary, such as residence, labor
ers' cabins and gin-houseS, and with an ade-
quate force of labOrers, most OF whom have
resided on the place for the last fifteen years.
With plantation OF such extent and capacity
of prOductiOn-a bale TO the acre being safe
eStimate-ths remunerative prices now pre-
vaiiing, and easy terms upon which it may be
bought, an energetic and experienced cotton
grower could easily meet the payments and
secure q splendid estate.
Applications in person or by letter will re-
ceive cur special attention.
jyI5 IRRELEVANT & co.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS
Montgomery Co., Virginia,
WILL Be
Opened for Visitors June 4, 1873


UERY extensive Improvements have been
made since last season, inciudingra large
new Hotel, with all modern eonveniences.
More than six hundred guests can be com
fortably accommodated. This is the most ele-
waited, the coolest and best shaded summer re-
sort in Virginia.
me mineral water has for seventy~hve
years. been Justly celebrated for its active
tonic and Alternative powers.
Hot and Cold Baths of mineral water at the
command of visitors.
Telegraph, Express and PostOfices are here.
lowing Alleys and Billiard Saloons, for
ladies and gentlemen.
Round Tickets can be procured at all the
principal cities.
Visitors get or at the Christianburg Depot
on The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road, and will be conveyed in comfortable
coac hes 81 miles to the Springs.
TERMS OF BOARD:
Per month.........S50 20 Per rday............s 50
Per week ,-........ Is 90 Month Of June. 40 90
Children under ten, and servants, hall price.
Ministers OF the Gospel will be charged two
thirds of above rates.
This has always been the favOrite resort of
families, and every arrang cement VIII be made
for their comfort.
Send for Pamphlet containing analysis of
the water. JJ&J WADE
Proprietors Yellow Sulphur Splings
my4 Montgomery county, Virginia.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication Of south q
"a Memphis Lodge, No. lis, viii be held ~
this (TUESDAY1 evening, July 18th, AVN
O'Clock, for work in the r. A. degree.
All E. AS are fraternally invited.
By order BEN. X. PULLEE, ". n.
A. j. WHEELER, Secretary. jyl5
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

A LII bills due the late firm of KENNEDY
"A x SMITH, are to be paid to me, and no
other is allowed 10 receipt Tor same.
jyl5 MICHAEL RUURKE, Assignee.
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PARK AVENUE ACADEMY,
I-2 Miles from 1emphis, near Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad.

THE Twelfth Session Of this school win be-
L gin on the First AOnday I'm september
and continue twenty weeks.
The Principal is a graduate of Hampden
Sidney College and of the University of Nir-
ginia. He has had ten years experience in
teaching, four OF which he was professor in
the first-named institution.
For circulars apply to H. Wade q Co., Mr..
". b. Galbreath, or Messrs. Stratton & Well
ford fvl5
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE;
Express Train leaves daily, Sundays
accepted. 80 no
Mail Train leaves dRttY ....,........... II IS a.m
Brownsville Accommodation leaves
daily, except Sundays........ 20 pm
SENo change OF cars by this line for Nuis-
vile or st. Louis. Pullman Palate slee 1g-
cars on all ulghttrains.
BS- For Tickets or information apply at
Ticket OElce, No. s87 1-4 Main Street.
JOHN T. FLxEN, Sup't Aernphia Div,
JAxEs SPEED, Tie6et Agent 3yis
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Simmer School.

Wy p. MITCHELL'S School will be con-
w tinued during the months OF July and
August. For terms and branches taught ap-
ply at the schoolroom, No. 303 Third street.
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thousand two hundred dollars from q
regular professional gambler on board
the steamer Arliquippa, between Gin
cinnati and Pittsburgh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-18
Peter burg.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l

~''~S Va .'e N'ShtioUu DlepalCH.i
,. PErERsBuRG, April II.
| IL mas been ascertained that the body
| which was dragged from the river vesterd, ~
by the mud-machiue was that of a negro
man named William Smith. who was drowned
| on the steam.tug FrolIc in February. and
not that OF the negro Davis, Us was at first
supposed.
One of the new Mason engines. with six
drivers (called the Mogue engine). left the
uepot Yesterday morning, on the Southsidc
ROAD, with train of thirty-two heavily
loaded cars attached--the largest train OF
ioaded cars ever sent out of the city,
An inquest was held to-day on the body of
William Smith, and the verdict having been
rendered IN accordance with the facts of the
case. the remains were buried ut public en-
pcnSc
The work on the new Saw-mll in Poca-
honiaS was begun to-day.
wall in the rear Of Mr.. Isaac Robinsop's
store, at the lower end Of Sycamore street.
zen down last night. bursting open the rear
door OF Mr. Robinson'S house, breaking in a
portion OF his wall, and burying two or
.hrcc out-houses. Sometime since the ad-
Joining wall of Mr.. Lightstone fell in, and
Tue "hoie structure was condemned bv the
proper authorities and ordered to be re-
moved. The owners failed to ccmplv with
the order, hut as yet no steps have been
taken TO enforce the penalty they have prob
ably incurred.
MT. llilam Lorum, a tobacconiSt Of this
Guy mas received an order for nine ship
mehtS Of manufactured tobacco to he sent 70
huntington and to various points in Ohio,
/ his Is the first order that has vet been re.
cci'ed here for shipment west over the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and our manu-
larturcr> are in hopes il will nauguratc an
active and prosperous business with that Sec
ton.
Captain Samuel Cook. of City Point, has
been appointed Earbor and Ballast Master
for that port by the County Court Of Prince
George.
John Palmer is said TO be an aspirant for
the Government office ut the Point recently
vacated by Mr.. Pearce. John W. Mathews,
one Of the rolorcd delegates who represented
this city in the late Legislature, is also at
work for the appointment.
! The >icam.lug Agnes, the boiler of which
exploded under such tragic circumstances
some months ago. is to be rebuilt by Captain
Lawrence. her owner. He has already
| bought the timber. and has plen engaged in
making it ready for Use.
There is t. he Il ovc.tcast at the Washing
ton-Strcct Methodist Episcopal church to-
night.
| In the Hastings Court to-day Max Mar
shall. charged with perjury, was acquitted.
| Jim stokes (ncero). accused of attempting
an outrage on the person Mrs. AnllIony,a
respectable white lady, was found guilty
and sent to the penitentiary for five years.
As Stokes is an old pententiary bird several
more years OF Imprisonment will be added
| 10 his term.
A young lady fell headlong into an open
| ccllard door on Sycamore street this afternoon,
| but fortunately sustained no mentionable
| damage.
| There is said to be a good deal of sickness
| in the city. caused mainly by the recent I'M
settled and unreasonable weather.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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Louisa,

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
TREynIAS'S. LOUISA COUNTY. April Il, 1873.
We are having to-day a steady rain.
which commenced last night and if not of
too long duration will prove beneficial in
>ottening the land yet unbroken for corn
and promoting vegetation which had begun
to feel the effects of the preceding dry
weather and high winds.
Some OF the farmers have finished plant
in" corn, while Others are just commencing,
and some have several days ploughing yet
to do. Tobacco plants are generally up
and looking we'll and promise to be in
time for tue next crop. Sales OF the last
crop have. in most cases, proven satisfactory,
and some who had abandoned its culture
are encouraged to commence again.
The hard winter had damaging effect
upon the wheat crop, which, with the en-
ception Of some of the very early seeding.
looks very badly.
Last Monday was Louisa court-day. and
bein" holiday also there was u large crowd
in Attendance. The merchants of the place
seemed to be in unusually fine spirits. Until
recently they have been unincorporatcd, and
subject to the annoyance of outsiders vcnd-
ing their wares in front of their doors. We
presume that they are now relieved from
this annoyance, rs we saw man driving a
wagon ont OF town loaded with trunks,
boxes. etc, and crying out "Come on,
everybody: we have Il plenty Of good bar
gains. and whi>key for You ALL" We guessed
he was elected. FARMEF.
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LOUISVILLE, LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.

Marhc acF we and firm. I he sales aggregated 30
llnesl'ti'' nd boxes. Thcfollowing are specimen
sasS Iogshcad- Todd county lear at sl".75 and
- hogshcads Davies county leaf ut sic. $3.50,
slu, = ,.50. and SS.iU: hosShc:id DaSicsS county
@ al Solo: hugshcas Iie.ry count leaf al 1920
~" $50: hugshGId Henry county luz, ~ ~. 10
y 1gshcad Mclean county leaf III 1850 h"g>hca,lS
hog,hcads Ohio county leaf at 1890, :s.7v $40,
$40 aid $500 hogSc:d Ohio county lngS III 81. IN
heads Henderson county trash ut SO. So 1910, st u6
$3.50. $500 and $50: J llogshcads Cumberland
county leaf AT $3.50. 500. and $3.50: h0gshcadS
Barren county leaf at $3.50 and 81 50: hogehctls
Barren county lugs at $500 and $3.50: h0g>hea'!s
casey county leaf ut $50, - 10, 1910, and IS:
hogshcais Casey county Tugs al 500 and So 10 !;
hOgShcad Lyon county common leaf a; ST.!0 hogs
head Lyon county Tugs nj 800: hogshead Brown
county (ind.l iucs III - 40: hog5hcad Carroll
county leaf at "a 90: hnsshCaS Carroll county lngs
at 500 and $d..O: logShcrd Harrison county (ind
leaf al $50 hogshcads Harrison county lind lug:
ar az "a, and 3o
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>rocxS OF PROVISIONS IN CHICAGO.
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK MARKET.

APRIL li.-BeereS.--kcceipts Of cattle yr,'cr'ia!
aud to-day 80 ears Or i.crO head total Tor thc
week. 81 10. against 6.Iad head last week. Market
firm and active at advance Of tn &C.: the yards
were cleared oi stock before hoon Qualify Letter
ON all average than Tor scvcra, weeks. Sales Ma
tive stcsrs aud oxen, Halle. II h.; bulls 90
6c., live weight; ami leAan ana thciohtc
cattle at lOi(dllic., 10 die .tta;5i pounds 10
tle gross evil. The market for dressed beef
stronger AMI more active at advance OF tn &C.,
selling readily at lslc. IN Washington market
Among the sles OF bceycs were |. cars Illinois
steers, mixed weights, at lli@ l3ic: cars good do
"a cwt At l.ic. I3 cars do u cwt IT l23c: cars
extra do, cwt laaCGisr ear 40, strong Oh cwt.
Sla' per head: ears fair Missouri steers. sieli;
cwt, l3g 23c. ears to-, Il cwt.. ltc. ears DO
q: cwt.. l2Nsl:tr; cars Cherokee cattle. cwt.,
llr 81 do, Ut cwt, HE; cars TEXANS. S! CIVIL llc
and 10 cars do. 53a26 cwt. luiaIll5c
Sheep and LdmtbS.-Recripts, g ears. or 1880
head total for The week lIG2U head against ID $50
head last week. Market firm, with Il rising tendency
The offerings included cars fair to prime clippeJ
State AMI Ohio Sheep which sold ut tia 7bc and II
cars common TO choice un-horn at 7thdeS;c mostly
at sfdlstc Spring Lambs dull at s6Gn:.U, with only
II lie. small lots offered. Dressed mutton Is doug
better than al any time for many weeks, and sells
quickly at s4d l:sc., chiefly nj lltGi?r.
H0gS.-Rcct ip.s Yesterday ana to-day, los cars, or
3s ~ mead masking $50 head for the week, against
:D9s0 head last week. Market active and hrin At .
G!tsr. for 1--we hogs aud 7t@'7tc. for city dressed
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Liverpool Tobacco Market.

LIVERPOOL, April 3, lsI3-Dur last circular re-
uoried this tobacco market curing February rs very
quiet during the past month we can f only vary
flat rel ort by describing the market as being yer!
much Guletcr" than any preceding one.
Virginia leaf Of rich lark spunlng quality soll NJ
good Driccs aud Il few heated hoSshc;tS were taken
hy a London buyer Tor export. a SinJll parccl or
tw0 of new Virginia strips changed HANDS W mode
t urjrcs: but the policy Of hurry Ing on these I'M,
nrrrrtlv cured and plrchcd shipments OF st"uihed
toiacco is Il very Iuc-iiunal,c one.
In western Tobacco. eter leaf or strips, hardly
awning lL.s been done. The same remark app'i-s
10 Mar lands .itr.i.n leaf. aud manufacture" 10
paccu of all grades aud sizes -,
We re sumo our former quotations, is, prices iof ai'
desc iptIols remain n0miatlly the same:
PhiCES.
VirGinia LtUf-Shurt common ana Iadra 3n
5Ai. Sr,iiuary sound, 5tmGd. medium TO good 6atg
Id. selections, ID. Scmncd: Ordinary snort anu
common. ed: middns to good, 94i me sciec-
tionS, lOsaDl.d. ,l,e,1,o.,
Tnrendish Commpn ~ medium, Isat'd: prime
black. "a 93d ,1-,, .,,t
Western Ltsl.--Ordlnary exports, 59S.d; 1rdt-
nary Afrcans. said: fine Africans, isGgs,. Fac
tory dried: corinlon filters, 5iM6d.: medium 70
good. st0y7d. fine. selected. AMI colory., Itn'taS
@Iemtncd: Common, sid.; middi2 to So9d, 90 loa.'
line selections losGlld
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PETERSBURG, VA.

APRIL Ic.-- CoHon.-The market is dull and weak
with very limited transactions. We quote low grades
at 10Gt l3C
TobI,r~.-The sales are large both of loose and
priced. Much of the former has recently been In
very soft order. and the demand for IL Is light
trimmings Si.5rGES5: lugS, common Ia fair, loo>r.
S5i 50 c$, good Ia fine. loose S6tGS7 25 medium
aud short Leaf. lno>c, S7taSs25: good to strictly
line leaf Loose. Son&l2s0; priced ioaccos i'm COED
orcra"uf JUr higher for all grades bright tobacco
i. in better request, and good wrappers hrir =.
SlSW:i0.
llhcu.-fhc receipts are very light. Prir -. :,
choice white Sl.9jdi 81: red. Sl.s5lu!l gu.
trrn.-Sturk good. and quote the mari ct ,IuI
at 7o6L 12C. ~
Rye.-Market firm at DOC. with good de- nond
OhS.-Wc quote 5es(G55 for large To- s: retail q
6fG5c.
Ehonr.-The market Is quiet. VIII q modcr,t,
trade. Weun":c wholesale lots: c. " CImiiy. 81 s.
MS;2: city extra. SioGr Fln.25: CITY s,nrrlinr SaN
sg.=5; kcran'S tiiincyI XXX y nd .t.itv Mills
family, 1880; Mountain and a;iov onir So -sn
$50 for extra: Baltimore flour ,rn s,iIin~ -, ,r \,
II below the prices of City flo rrsyiz FAMILY Sln
$3.50; extra, $3.50; supertin' ss-I ndcr
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ST. LOIIS MARKETS.

Flow-The market for flour the past week was
duler than the preceding, and that was UNUSUAL ly
dull. The shipping demand has been very light
confined almost altogether to the filling OF small
orders OF the lower grads of winter stock The
market was slow and weak throughout. and prices
were irregular and unsettled. aud were hard to
place. consequent upon the very dull market and
he lack of confidence in values both here and at
other domestic flour centres. Prices have declined
from ten To tween v five cents. according Ia grdf.
aud il Is probable that round lots would sell SUI
lower II purchasers could he found. For spring
lomr there was no market whatever n,
Wheat. w heat has bee III heavier receipt, and
the stock in store shows quite an increase oVt the
amount of last week. The market ruled dull aud
lower throughout; there was no consumptvc de-
n,and rs there has hech hut very few mill, running
while the outside demand has been even lighter
buyers only taking very small lots, most of Them
being small sacked lots: which couli he pirclS"d
at figures somewhat oft from the ruling rate. The
feeling has hcen very much depressed ana prices
irregular. buyers differing 5Gfoc. Il hlisrl on the
same lot. spring was slower than winter. and the
bulk of the offerings had 10 go into store on ac
count Of the lack OF buyers. Elevator Inspections
were drug in The market. and the only sales made
were for the filling OF contracts entered into some
lime ago.
corr The market for Corn was fairly active dur
Ing the week on the east side prices ruled steady
and the demand was good throughout with the bulk
OF the offerings sold at good prices, for this side the
MAJ kct was Ices active. wifh only limited demand
and prices were generally in favor OF buyers.
OdtS.-Oats the past week were In good demands
both speculative AID shirpin! cash prices were
slightly higher than the ruling rate last week.
Rye WAS dull and irregular, with prices ranging
some lower.
BnrIeg-Thc largely increased receipts Of BARLEY
caused break in prices. buyers had been holding
oil with This expectation TIE decline wa from To
lc on choice. With the decline oil the lower grades
still IGnre marked
Hiy.-rrimc to choice hay h;,s been in active de-
MANI. and prices ruled Stif and higher: common
grades dull aud unchanged.
- UiyktCin.s ruiE.! l'lil al low r.
fDJtDH,-CUttuu was 'lii, but fran.
T,L.tcco-Iuhirco opened ,Ii"ns aud arti -. tut
dee lined toward the close, with the r.nair les
uic.
pr0risi0ns.-P Prov sions ruled dull and quiet
Mes, pork opciual lower, but grew rmer since liz
closing uuict and firm. But little WIS done In dry
salt meats Bacon WAS in better iculan at slight
DECLINE, and closed on Saturday with somewhat
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