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GOVERNMENTS LOWER.

The government list was lower with the decline
in gold, excepting for the later issues or fve-twen
ties, which, alter temporary display OF weakness
at the noon call, rallied and closed strong. The
new fves closed at 1917 a 113X "fat," or ex
the February coupon, 80 that they left OF steady
at a premium of u u in gold. The following
were the closing prlces:- United States currency
sixes 115 115l4; do. do, 1881. registered, 116H
III do. do. coupon, 1lsk 1881; do. ve-twenties
registered, May and November, 1141s 114S; do.
do 1852, coupon do, 114 1l4sl; do. do, 1884, do
do, 1141S a 1I4sl; do. do, 1866, do. do 115ss a
l14ss l15 do. do, 1865, coupon, do, 114h has;
do do, 1867, do do, 116% l16a; do. do 1885, do.
do, 11eH 1l6s4 do ten.fortes registered, 1124
112h; do. do. coupon, l15H 115%; do ives OF
1881, registered, 113,< 11SA; do do, coupon Tex
int.), 1ls1S l1SX. .l q
STOCKS DULL AND BUoYANT. .tt
The stock market was strong and buoyant upon
less than an average days business the chief
features being an advance in Western Union to 81,
an advance in Erie to 67'S. an advance in Rock
Island (not sustained) to 114%, and an advance in
Boston, Hartford and Erie to.1O Pacific Mail, on
the contrary, was exceptionally weak and declined
to72X. The general market was otherwise steady
and firm, II we except Lake shore, which was
heavy and trine lower on what were supposed
to be sales by the Vanderbilt party In crossing over
to Western Union and OhiOs Erie preferred re-
covered to so and Lackawanna advanced to 102.
The Southern State bonds were quiet and I'M
changed outside the Tennessees, which left OF at
S2A for the old, and SO for the new bonds.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

JNIssOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-NEw YORK,
IL january !, ls73-Noticc Is hereby given that the
irn heretoore eSisny unaeI me name 81 rine Gain
Fine will retain possession OF the present offices No
Murray street. Mr. Gaaher will remove TO 29i Broad
way. 0HksIorHEM FINE
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Rev. DR.. Chapman, OF st. Johns church, EDWARD
W. MAY, OF Rotherham, Yorkshire England, to
HATTIE LOUISA GILBERT, Of Brooklyn city.
English papers please copy.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Wednesday, Janu-
ary o. by Rev. Dr. Einh0rn, at the residence OF Mr..
sam Uhlfelder, JONAS SCHOENFELD TO Miss SELMA
san Francisco papers please copy.
T1KDEMANN-KLENEN.-On Thursday, January 80,
at the residence of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
Dr. Moldehnke, THEODORE TIEDEMANN to EMELINE
H., daughter or Henry Klenen Esq. NO CARDS.
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S Shie n " i st mx 96 BOst II 4 Il, guarntd.. IS
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THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares New York, 1870; Manhattan, 100; Mer-
chants 11e; Mechanics, 1874; Union 1877; America.
14sK City, $50; Pnenix, 1907 Gallatin National 1895
Merchants Exchange, SO; Seventh Ward, 9S; State
Of New York, ITO; Commerce, ia; Ocean, 10; Mer-
camille, $50; American Exchange, 11lK; Chatham,
las; Hanover, 1oo}; Irving, 122; Metropolitan, 1ss;
Groeers', 100; Market, 1875; Nassau, 1o1h;
Continental, s2h; Commonwealth. s2h; Park, l4s;
Manufacturers and Merchants, 9S; Fourth Ma
tiopal, 1llh; Ninth National, 1906; German Ameri-
can l0l.
GOLD LOwER-113X 113H.
The gold market was weak under continuance
OF the influences which inaugurated the decline on
Friday, VIZ, the nattering prospects OF the new
loan and the falling or in the foreign Imports The
early sales were at 1917, from which the price
went or to 1l3H, and closed at 113H. The Sub
Treasury paid out 100000 on account OF interest
and $14, 500 on account Of redeemed five twenties.
rh> co,,roa of tho of IN ahOWu the table
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His friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeraI tnis Sunday after
noon, at half-past one O'Clock, from his late resi-
dence 100 Leroy street. .u
BRETBRsN-YOu are hereby summoned to meet at
the lodge room, corner Seventh street and Third
On SUI sunaav Or At yor
Sinn0tt. B. ID. PENFIELD, W. M.
SrEvEssD6n Friday. January 81, JANE STEVENS,
in the 22d year OF her age. t
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited attend the funeral. on Sunday,
February 2, from her late residence, 1le Columbia
street.
SULLIVAN, altar short, but severe, illness. in the
26th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
specially invited to attend the funeral, rom ms
late residence, 623 East Twelfth street, this day
| Sunday, at one O'Clock.
twelfth street, at one O'Clock this Sunday alter.
noon, 10 attend the funeral OF our late prother
member jeremiah su 1Gms R X Gsass Captain
THOMAS HARRIS, Secretary.
JAMES r. KEENAN,, Treasurer :.
stars and Morgan Iron Works Associations
THoMpsoN.--On Friday, January 81. 1873, at the
residence of his son. Henry G.. thompson, In Mil
ford, Conn.,. ORRIN THOMPSON, aged "a years, 10
months and days, t r-.
THOMsON.--On Kearney avenue, Jersey City
Heights, on saturday, February l, ALEXANDER, son
| OF waiter anu EuLuoctn lhOMSoH bBcu years anu
IL months. ,A-
list church, Jersey City Heights, to-day Sunday,
February 2, at two O'Clock y. M. 4. AVN
TowNER.-0n Thursday, January 30, HARRIET,
wife OF Samuel Towner, aged "a years.
| Friends VI the family, also members Of Evangel-
list Lodge, No. 600, +. and A. NJ, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi-
dence, 800 Beecker street, this day Sunday, at
one O'Clock T.. NJ. n1 f -
Australia and New Zealand papers please copy.
TINNELLY.-On Friday, January 81, LAWRENCE
TIMELY, In the seth year OF his age.
The funeral will take place, from st. Vincent De
Paus Hospital, Eleventh street, on Sunday, Feb
ruary 2, az two O'Clock Y. M.
TYLER.-ln Brooklyn, on saturday, February 1
LIZZIE, wife OF William Ii. Tyler, aged 80 years. 0
mouths and Il days.
| The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence, NO.
4S2 State street. on Monday, Sd instant, az tnree
O'CLOCK. Her remains VIII be inferred ~ Miiiers
Place, l.. /.
wAIT.-On Saturday, February /, 1873 HANNAH
ST. vile OF John Wait, In the 18th year OF her age.
The funeral services will take place on Monuy
| evening, at halfpast seven, at 1853 sixth strcey
New York. Relatives and friends OF the wniy are
respectfully invited. Her remains " NJ oe aahen ~
Mddletown, orange county, n y, on iuesoas
morning.
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FINANCIAL.

T REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies; also on Bonds and
MORTGAGES; assurances of all kinds effected with best
companies. J. J. HABRICH CO., 1l9 Broadway.
AN EXECUTOR WILL LOAN ON MORTGAGE
n 100000 for q term of years; no bonus; New York
city Property; to suit Address PRINCIPAL, box
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Smallpox and scarlet fever are very prevalent
about the city at the present time and the phys-
cans find constant employment. The scarlet fever
does not appear to be confined, as heretofore, to
children, for q number OF adults have been at
tackled by IL during the past week.
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Birth.


NoLEN.-On Sunday January 20, at 1872 Stuyvesant
avenue, Brooklyn, the wife OF w. F.NoLEN OF son.
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zoo BROADWAY, NEW YORK, FEBRUARY /
tUC is73-The undersigned hereby gives notice tina
the copartncrshp heretofore existing between HIM and
Frederick Weleck, under the name or style q Miller
Welteck, Is dissolved. JOHN II. MILLER.
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The following table shows the highest ana lowest
prices of the principal stocks during the days
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Feb. 1-1Osl5 A. M.
$4,000 US SIS. 10-40. C. SO 115l6
2OOOO US Us. cur. $500. ll51s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-20
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1873.
Forsnie.

For sale.
A Piano, in good order, which can be
seen atthe store of NJ. w0HL.
dn32-lw
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mc,rr.. II. q. Jordan 4 Go.

Continue TO offer superior inducements
to those who have occasion to resort to
banking facilities in the transaction o
their business and independent Of being
one of the most substantial Banking firms
in the State OF Texas, they do O genera
Insurance business, in which the bes
companies in America are represented
In the selection of their officers and EN-
ployces, this bank bas been fortunate, In
securing not only live men, but gentle
men in the fullest sense of the word. w
I will soon publish our directory of Dalla,
city, md then will take the greatest pleas
ure in presenting the names of every gen
tlemap connected with this firm to oui
readers.
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The Commercial Club

viii give supper tonight to it's mem
bcrs aud invited guests, at which we sug
gcst, at the risk Of venture, that cham
payne and other luxuries of the seasor
will flow in Just proportion to the de.
mands Of tie season. OF one thing oui
citizens may feel assured, ana that is that
the Commercial Club is success, and one
which is destined TO tell its own story il
the future prosperity and development Of
this city. We can only express the hope
that the most sanguine expectations o
every member, with reference to It's FL
tire welfare, may he fully and fairly re
allied,
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The Nameless Club
March 10, 1873 dn32:tf

Give their second "Soirec' this evening"
at the Odd Fellows Hall. The member.
who have not yet obtained their tickets
can get them by calling on Maj. Ault
Secretary Of the Club. We cannot refrain
frcm commencing the determination Of
our young gallants to make the times pass
lightly by. They are by no means a sci.
fish class, and while every member doubt.
less enjoys himself hugely, they are viii.
ling that the girls, the charming, beauti.
full girls, should have an opportunity of
participating in the current pleasure it is
their object to manufacture. We have a
ticket to the entertainment tonight, and
shall most certainly be present with our
pencil to take few joI,inss between the
dances
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The City Auth critics

Should take some action at Ms early day
as practical, calculated to secure the SER
vice of competent engineer and street
commissioner, who should be instructed tc
look after the grade Of the different streets
in the city. Main street lsi now is doing
100 much duty in draining the water that
falls with every rain, and unless some
thing is done pretty soon to relieve II
from the burdensome task imposed upon II
several houses, gardens, etc, will be iuin.
ed, and there will follow n feast of litiga-
ton In which somebody will sue for dam
ages and the city be required topay them
VerJum sat.
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Whisky

Whisky
At tho Kentucky, corner of Main and
Market streets. n5jif
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Everybody

Should remember that the railroad
meeting will take place this even.
ing NJ . o'clock, at the courthouse. II
is important to carry out the objects Of
this meeting, until success shall be realiz-
ed in it's fullest sense. At the same meet
ing something will be done by the corpO-
rators of the Elevotor Company, having
for m object the speedy completion oflhis
work and the erection Herewith OF
steam -four mill, with sufficient capacity
to grind all the wheat Dallas county can
grow, Let everybody turn out and make
the meeting an expressive one, full of in
terest to our future prosperity,
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Sealed Proposals.

The Market House Company having
adopted tho plan and specifications fol
the erection of the Market House, City
Hall; etc, they intend TO construct, Ia Ike
this method of inviting bids from practi
cal mechanics and builders to do the work
seoled proposals WILDE received by Thos
Field, Esq, whore the plans and spccifca-
lions can also be seen, at his store en-
Main street, until Monday next, the 2ith
inst, at y o'clock NJ. The Company re
serve tho right TO reject any and all
bids. nS3d4t.
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Tho Library A.uocint,on

Will give their first Thespian Exhibi-
ton tomorrow evening, at which we hope
large audience will attend. The movers
in this enterprise deserve something more
than $ mere mention, because. they have
shown themselves to DO true men, true 10
the best interest and highest wants of our
social system. The Library now has a
large and well selected stock Of books on
its shelves, and on Its files can be found
the latest standard periodicals and news
papers published in the United States.
They have their hall elegantly fitted up,
with neat little stage, thoroughly mr.
ranged with scenery, drop curtains and
machinery complete, and suitable for a
first class exhibition. The execution Of
the design in the paintings which make
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The track ut Denison not having con.
nected yet, we have been unable to get our
Furniture through in time for opening
out as advertised. We have several col
loads Of tho choicest goods at Denison
and as IL will take but very few days q,
most for the connection to be made, We
can promise 10 those Of our friends who
will wait n few days longer, better and
cheaper furniture than has ever been Of
fered in Dallas. In the meantime We will
continue to sell other Household goods at
reduced rates. G0SLIN & CO.,
Successors to j. Il. D. Blades,
Corner Main & Lamar SITS.
March 10, lS73.-dn32tf
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; : = - = - =
Hotel Arrivals.
cRUTCHFiELD HOUSE.


II Thomas Tex c Atwood J NJ Virgins and Lady
o Stevens Ga W Scott Dallas q W Jpnninys
III senhlr III Tw Bailey st Louis j NJ Howard
rhcs Whitaker Ga W e Mckee Me W II Grusler 81
Lonis II Frlion psW y smith lex J Rollins bal
las u Il scef Little Buak Deuison David Robinson
NJ Nandzantte Tex n II PittsTex Richardson
Tex Dudley and Lady Tex John stephens Tex
N D!ckumdu Tex A Fish d Oldham.
DALLAS HOTEL. aie
Marshall Frank Mafhewson Col W A jenkins
Tex J Il Crowdus aud Lady Tex q liudsou las Ne d.
son u spiyve Austin Il d Fisher Dallas Rohi Chop
er Miss a Chiuham Ga PS Taylor Ia Tidhall .
worth Muulton \ 7 Naeden Tex v P Shown.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
Lcachman st Louis John Smith TPRRB
Lancorp Tyler q Ferguson La WI Allen q Kash.
manEer o'Fank Blcvi,s W Mason III q A Chi.
EMPIRE HOTEL 'eang
Higgins aud Lady Tex W II DERRICK Dallas
Miss A NJ Or cen Dallas Sohn Rodgers Tex N False
Memphis D y Richards Nevada Q NJ Oliver Tex
NJ . McClain
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The LocnI
Board of Directors of tho Southern
Life Insurance Company for The city OF
Dallas, met this morning ut the banking
house of Adams X Leonard, S. J. Adams
President in the chair DIN Wellborn
rendered his resignation as Secretary of
the Board, which, on motion, was accep,
cd. by unanimous vote, Npj. D. NJ.
Hayden was place on the Board of Di-
rectors, and afterwards, by like vote,
elected Secretary, 10 iii the vacancy oc.
casIoned ny resignation of DIN Wellborn
A discsssion Of tho interests of the Con
pany in this department, together with
the mnst practicable means Of advancing
them, was then invited and participated
IN by the various members of the board
present On motion, tho Secretary was
instructed to prepare and publish an nd
dress TO the citizens OF North Texas,
showing the conddiion and advantages
of the Southern Lifcaad advising the peo.
pie toinsure in this company, and thereby
keep their money at home, M ~
On, motion, Board adjourned subject to
tbs call of the President. .fs
US. ADAMS, President.
DIN lIAYDoN, Secretary.
q
Dallas, March 10, la73-dwlm,
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Runaway.
Yesterday evening bold cavalier who
folt like trying his speed Of IN untamed
steed, went passed our window at q rate
that was quite refreshing; but under cir
cumslnnces that most men would not ap
precia'e. The gallant rider thought to
check up when the maximum Of speed
had been obtained, but the animal though,
otherwise, and the difference of opinion
was compromised by the bride. reins
which snapped like silken cords, leaving
the horse master of tho situation,
but the rider stuck 10 him until he changed
his mindS which was made manifest by
his leaving the saddle and taking com.
ferlabe Sc at at the head of Main street
Neither bruises or broken bones resulted
but the last thing heard of that horse was
heard in these words, "farewell vain world
I'm going home" The owner can find
out where he stopped by advertising in
the HERALD.
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LEOPOLD WALLERsrEIs, at Sanger Bros.
has in front of the store good assort-
ment Of fine Havana and domestic Cigars
Also fine selected stock of choice fruits.
fancy candies, SC. respectfully requeat
my friends md the public generally to
give me n call. n29.d W
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We were pleased to meet in our Office
yesterday Maj D. NJ. Hayden, lately Of
Natchez, Miss. The Major was member
of the staff of tho lamented ALBERT sgd
ney johnson, one of the purest patriots
who poured his blood, willing sacrifice
into the Southern urn, and as cultivated
worthy gentleman and citizen, stands up
on his own merits in every phase he goes,
where virtue, business capacity und
prompincss are appreciated. lie is con
nected with the Southern Life Insurance
business, aud has established q branch Of
his Company at this place. Wherever tn is
Company has heen introduced 1t stands
pre-eminent, and rs its funds are all
retained in our own country it should be
palrcnled by every truo Southern man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The captain Of the canal boat who gave his
team of mules to colored boy yesterday morn
ing to be taken from the canal basin to the
wharyes of the Hampshire and Baltimore coal
company, and who was looking for them late
yesterday afternoon, has since found them.
The boy rode them around town as long as he
wanted, and then took them back to the place
where he got them.
A pair of boots seen protrudipg from the roof
ofthe livery stable of MIR. VIM. Legg, yesterday
afternoon, and the finding of the Shingles the
kicking off of which had allowed the protrusion
mentioned, 10 the yard below. gave rise to the
wild report that an attempt had been made to
fire tie building.
The Atlautic and Independent base ball clubs,
who have been tor the last two years disputing
about the righttul possession of the champion
ship of the city, have agreed to play a match
game, to decide the disputed point, on the at
iernoon Of Monday next.
The police have begun to report to the May
or the names of the persons who OVID dogs, but
who refuse to take out the required license to
keep them, and warrants for the arrest OF the
delnquents are being issued, and the legal pen
altles imposed.
Rev. Mr. Mills, who was announced to preach
IN the NJ Z. Chmch South on Sunday last,
Vas prevented from filing his appointment by
an accident He was caught between the
Wheels of his carriage aud tree and badly,
though not seriously hurt.
Il lady from the county who brought silk
dress to town this morning to have cleaned, left
II with q coored woman at the market house
until she called for it, but when she did call the
coored woman and dress and all we're gone.
clor
among the colored men employed at some of
the brck-yards between here and Washington.
Many of the parties engaged were hurt but
none of them seriously.
The Knights of Pythias of Washington went
on an excursion TO Glymont to-day on two trips
81 o. the steamer Wawaset. The same order of
'ueogctown will make similar excursion to-
morrow.
Steiner & Yohe at their tobacco manuiactury
'ou Ming street, have for sale some very fine
Ie'earS which are much approved Of by all who
nave smoked them
Among those who left the city this morning
n the Virginia Springs were Elk Mayor W.
b. b., Price, Col. John H. Brent and Thos. NJ.
White, esq.
MAJ. w. A. Scott, of Madison Run, is said
70 70 nave leased the iron lands on his farm to
pennsylvania capitalists
The new car coupling Of Capt. Eli Janney
was tried a, the Fairfax street depot, this morn
lug, with satisfactory results to the inventor
The corporation tax bills for the current
year have been made out and placed in the
hands Of the collectors.
The market this morning was quite we'll sup
piled with fruits and vegetables at Saturday s
prices.
Mr.. w. l.. Milburn had valuable horse
stolen from his stable night before last.
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TELEGR APH.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.l
From New York.

New YORK, July 22.-lt is reported that
Roscoe, the alleged accompIice of Kate Stod-
dard in the Goodrich MURDER was arrested last
night in this city, but the police refuse to give
any information.
The Italian radrone, arrested in New Haven
yesterday, was but short time since u this
city, having fled III fear Of arrest for cruel treat
mcnt of little boy named Joseph GioDe,
which is the name the arrested man went by
when here.
A. t. Stewart made his will before starting
for Europe last week. 1t shows him to be
worth one hundred million dollars.
Sixty men employed on the tunnel Of the
Harlem road, in this city, struck yesterday for
two months back pay.
The weather is clear and warm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-22
Political A fairs I'm Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, July 22-The Republican
says: j. Henri Burch (coored) left for the
North last evening as avant courier of the com
mittec of colored men appointed to visit the
North to explain to the people the events OF
the last election in this State. Mr.. Burch is
announced to speak in Harrisburg, Pa, on the
lst of August. Messrs. Ingraham, Chester
and Lewis all colored, will follow MIR. Burch
in week or two, and the party will rendezvous
at Saratoga on the 9th of August.
At meeting of a committee of colored men
in this city, yesterday, it was agreed to call a
convention of colored men sometime in No
vember to meet in New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-22
FataI Accident.

EAsroN, Pa, July o2.-Harry Waterbury,
a passenger, who left Philadelphia to- day,
when few miles above Ricgelsville. on the
Belvidere and Delaware road, was struck by
projecting post while leaning out of window
and almost Instantly killed. Deceased was
youth and resident of New Haven, and was
returning home when killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-07-22

New YORK, July 22.-Stocks heavy. Cod
steady at l64. Money easy at @a5. Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and without de-
cided change. Corn quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE July 22-Virginia skies, consol-
idxted, 81 West Virginiss Ii bid to-day. Cot
ton firm for good grades low middlngs l9al!4
Flour quiet and steady; prices unchanged.
Wheat steady Corn firm and scarce; white
Southern 85aS6; yellow Southern 60; mixed
Western 57a. Oats dull; Southern 50a52; est
ern mixod As; do. white 46a4I. Rye dull ut u
Hay unchanged Western Butter quiet and I'M
changed.