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THE CUBAN TROUBLE.

It seems that the Cuban Difficult
ty is yet very far from being settled,
and that Spain will find herself un:
able to enforce the terms of the
'Fish-Polo protocol. Phe following
dispatches show that the Cuban
people are determined to resist its
enforcement: Such q course would
lead necessarily to war, and the
natural consequence Of war would
be the acquisition Of Cuba by this
country.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.
The State department refuses in:
formation regarding the startling
news. from Cuba. They. knew noth-
ing at 'inidnight. Ehe' Associated
Press reports, Capt. Jovellar resign
p ed. In<explanation, be says that
the delivery Of the Virginius to the
United States caused 'frightful COM
motions and catastrophes through
out the island. Complete order
prevails now, but in the meantime
he volunteers, by private means,
pe.buying war vessels. The Voce
de Cuba declares that Senor Sulor,
fthe minister of the interior, has
forwarded his resignation. The
volunteers would consent to placing
the Virginius in the hands of a
neutral power for arbitration, but
will not let her come directly to a
United States port. The authori-
ties canriot count on the support Of
the people in carrying out the pro-
5tocol. =,
La Cronista, of Havana, says the
time has come when true Spaniards
must prepare to fight. They will
conquer or die. True Spaniards
will refuse obedience to the home
government for the restoration of
tAmbagoed property to Americans.
lt'advfses readiness by land and
sea for fight. All between fourteen
and forty must be enrolled, and all
traitors and liberants expelled. The
article concludes with a challenge
.to the American people to fight.
The Ossipee and the monitor Ma
hopae have arrived at Key West in
nine days from Fortress Monroe.
.Eighty-three more. naval recruits
have arrived there frdta New, Or
flcans:
! -. LONDON, Dec. S.
The London Times publishes an
official list bf British subjects taken
4prisoners on the steamer Virginius
and executed. The. Times, ,.ioom-
.lnenting, says the British govern
ment, while demanding the surren-
,oder of the survivors, must carefully
lsavoid committing itself TO the prop
'osition'that the seizure Of the. Vir-
.g7hhiGue was Illegal" The dispatch
that the Captain General Of Cuba
declines to execute to ,Fish-Polo
protocol causes duflness III Ameri-
can stocks. :...s:.... - i il.
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SOMETHING RICH. - A colored

" =. ...t'>>s-:f:'S' 'tIe - q
SOMETHING Rich. - A colored
man purchased a horse here on
last Saturday, from another colored
man, and was in the village on
Monday looking up the L. seller
for the purpose.of paying him the
purchase money. He had forgot
ten his name and was hence in
trouble to find him. He was ad-
yised by a lawyerto go home, lest
he should pay the money to the
wrong man. To determine which
was the grecner of the two, the
buyer or tie seller, would require
we think, the aid Of our Abbeville
Debating Society
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re. Minutes Of the Third ano
Fourth Anniversaries of; the Able
Vile Baptist Association have just
been - issued from the Press .a,@
Banner Job Office, and copies ma,
be obtained at:the store of Messrs
j. BIS W::::J.:'Reegefs:i'> It; is'a nea'
lob, printed on tine:paper, and in
..clear type and is a good specimen
bs typographical skill. ~; .';> l
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Hog STEALING. Charles Bird
and Henry Jackson, colored, were
on yesterday lodged in Jail under
sentence from Trial Justice j. X.
Tarrant, imposing thirty days I i'm
prisonment, for hog stealing. Inc
prisoners were brought up by L.
"A. Jefferson, Constable.
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Sherif's Sale.

Ella h. Agnew, Narcissa Waters vs.
DR.. John Waters, Matte Riley,
and others.
Petition to sell Land for Partition
Order in Partition.
ny virtue of an Order issued from
ID the Court of Probate for Able
Vile County, I will sell, on Saleday in
JANUARY next, within the legal
hours of sale, the following Real Es-
tate of John G. Waters, decd, to wit
All that tract Of land,
The Homestead Of DR.. John G.
~--+ = Waters' dec'd'
situate and lying in the County Of
Abbeville, and State Of SoEth Caro-
lima, containing:
500 Acres,
more or less, on waters of Mulberry
Cuseky and bounded by lands Of Mrs.
R. A.. Moore, Alexander Agnew, Wis
ia D. Sharp and othsts.
TERMS - One-half cash; balance
on q credit Of twelve months; with
tgn per Cent. interest per "annum.
Purchasersto give bopd to the Probate
Judgei.for. Abbeville Comfy, with
eood'seeuritiss, to- secure the balance
Of the 7purehase' money. Titles will
not !!be delivered 'hntilt the purchase
money is paid in full!;' Terms Of sale
to be complied with the Probate
Judge. Purchaser to'pay for papers.
T." '.' L. P. GUFFIN,
T. ~ S. A. G.
=. !.
Sheriff g Office,
Dec. 5, 1873 35-tf.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-We
direct attention to the advertise
ment of the valuable lands Offered
for sale by Mrs Mary G. Miller
Executrix. The lands are we'll i'm
proved and offer excellent induce
ments to purchasers.
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The WEATHER during the past
week has been>wet and disagreea-
Bile. Friday last was one Of the
most unpleasant days Of the season.
The Fall bas been a pleasant one,
and the eontrast is hence the more
noticeable. . &C.
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The ABBEvILLE LITERARY So
c1ETY will meet at Parker & Per
RIMS drug store, at $50 A. M. on
next Wednesday for the purpose o1
recognizing, and disposing o.
the periodicals on hand. A full
attendance is:aesired.
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FowLER's BAZAAR for December
has come promptly to. hand, with
it's usual agreeable and choice mis-
cellany and excellent fashion plates,
A Christmas number it has more
than the usual attractions.
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Final Discharge.

Final Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that Geo
N w. Jones, Executor of the Estate O.
DIR. VIM. It. Jones, decd. has applied'tc
Charles w. Guffin, Judge of Probate
in and for the County Of AbbeviAe, fol
q final discharge as Executor.
of January A. D. 1874, be fixed fol
hearing of Petition, and final settle
ment of said Estate.
J. G. WOSMANSKY,
G. G. P. A. G.
Dec. 10, 1873 35-4t*
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The Et;wan Dissolved Bone
To Our Customers.

. A s the year is drawing rapidly to
N its close we would earnestly
beg that our friends who yet owe ,Es
accounts would make it.ccnveniennt 'si 70
settle them at the earliest day posi-
BILE. We desire to commence the
year 1874 with q clear record, iHd( iahd(
trust .tbat orr customers will assist
US in doing 80.
Respectfully,
Dec. 10, 1874, S5-tf gz,ry re
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n.y. The bad weather has 6

R&- The bad weather has &C.
riously interfered with building
operations during the past week
Barnwell & Co.'s new store is ap
preaching completion, and the
Baptist church and Houston's new
store have the brick work NEARLY
done.
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Sheriff s Sale.
Peter McKellar
against Execution.
IDY virtue OF an Execution to me
ID directed, I will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on Saleday in January
next, within the legal hours,
"a Bales of Cotton.
also
9 Lots in the town of Green
wood.
one containing
5 Acres,
more or less, and bounded by Byrd
Street, lanyard Street, and A. Nc
Neil; the other lot containing
% Acres,
more or less, bounded by G. l. c. Rail
road, C. Calhoun, L. D. Merriman
and others, levied on as the property
of J. T. Parks, at the suit Of Peter
Mcclellan.
L. P. GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abboville County.
Sheriff g Office,
Dec. 8, 1873 35-tf.
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Sherif's Sale.

Nathan Ingram.
ny virtue of m Execution to me
d. directed, l will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on SALEDAY in Janu.
ary next, within the legal hours, one
tract Of land, containing
400 Acres,
more or less, bounded By lands oi
\. G. Collins, J. W. Fooshe, and 9th
ers.
Also, will sell at the residence ol
NATHAN INGRAM,
On TUESDAY after SALE DAY
tho following property:
800 lbs. Seed Cotton, more or less,
One Sideboard, 4.
One large Sow,
Corn and Fodder in Barn,
One pen Wheat Straw,
One Cow and Yearling,
8 Stands of Bees, ~. -.
6 Chairs, One Piano,
All the above property levied on as
the property Of Nathan Ingram, at
the suit of A. J. Furguson.
TERMS CASH.
....i. i, P. GUFFIN,
r. s. A. G.
Sheriff's Office,
Dec. 6, 1873, 35-4tJ
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HoGs.-Two car loads of hogs
belonging to Mr. CT. Jackson
reached here on yesterday: They
are selling at six cents gross. -
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Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1878.

- TERMs.-Two Dollars year, in ad'
vance, or Two Dollars and Fifty Cents,
at the end of the yeag..,..
No subscriptions, taken for shorter
zine than six months. =, -.
Transient Advertisements are charged
for at the rate OF ONE DOLLAR per lnch
;space for the frst.insertian, and t1E1H
: GENTS for each subsequent insertion.
liberal deduction from oa,,dli sJaooHe I've
rates is made To- persons advertising pS
the quarter or by tbs year :. ',
) Ny All obisuary, notices and tributes
of respect are charged for at'the: :asua1
rates Of adgertising.' u: q: ." !
{. SO "'tJDBrPRESS.
We are nsow'proviaed With an excel
liant Irb PRESS: and fine assortment of
Job type, and are prepared to execute
superior work, Orders are respectfully
solicited, and we will guarantee satisfac-
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For Sale.

The Circular Saw Mill
that took the premium at the late
Fair.
ALSO
One 80 Horse Power,
One Is Stationary Engine.
Both in good order and will be sold low
for Cash.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
Columbia, s. g.
Or D. B. SMITH, Agent,
Abbeville S. c..
Dec. 10, 1873, 35-tf
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Sherif's Sale.:

SuCllu y NGlO.
Jonathan Jordan, ~
Thos. J. Lipscomb.
DY virtue of IN Execution to me
ID directed, I will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on Saleday in January
next, within the legal hours, one tract
of land containing
446 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of
Jonathan Jordan, Estate Richard
Watson, John Foster, and others
levied on as the property Of L. j.
Lipscomb, at the suit of Jonathan
Jordan.
Terms of sale Cash.
l.. P. GUFFIN,
s. A. @.
Sheriff's Office,
Dec. 6, 1873 35-tf.
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r@~Fhe personal property Of
VIM. f. Carter, decd, was, sold on
"Wednesday last, and, being tor
lash, the prices ranged low::,
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L9t No. s.,
containing
81 Acres,

more or less, bounding lands Of Estate
of VIM. Tucker, Polly Hall, Tract No.
4, and others.
Terms of Sale:s One-third cash
the balance on a credit of one, two,
and three years, in equal installments,
with intersst from day of sale, TO be
computed annually until whole pur'
chase money is paid, with leave to
anticipate payment ut any time, and
to give mortgage of the premises to
secure the purchase money; or, that
the purchaser have the option Of Civ.
ing bond for the whole purchase
money, except the cost, which must
be paid in cash, in three equal install
ments, with interest as above, by
giving approved personal security
together wita n mortgage of premises
L. P. GUFFlN,
shoriff ( As;h!,beville ;!, County.
Sheriff s Office, !
Dec. 6, 1873 35-tf.
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Shcrif's Sale.

ny an Order from the Court O.
d Common Pleas, will resell a.
the risk of the former purchaser
Robt. E. Bowie, on Saleday in Janu
ary next, within the legal hours, Two
tracts Of land the real estate Of J. II
Wilson, decd.
THE HOME TRACT,
containing
318 Acres,
moro or less, and the
VINEYARD TRACT, containing
80 Acres, more or less,
boutaed' by Estate T. J. Douglass
Dr.. j. W, Marshall, Fair Grounds
and others.
Terms of Sale, One.half cash, the
balance on a credit Of II months,
with interest from date of ssle, to give
bond and two good sureties. Titles not
to be delivered until purchase money
is paid. Costs to be paid in cash.
L. P. GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Sait'D 7th Dec. 6 H7;Ss 1S7ss s5-tf}
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DR.. JOHN S. THOMPSON has re-
turned, and may be found at his
office, over the bank. Call and see
him.
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vs. Execution.
r. NJ. DuBose.
DY virtue of an Execution to me
ID directed l will sell at Abbeville
&. H., on SALEDAY in JANUARY
next, within the legal hours, one
tract of land containing
$40 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of
Cade, F. Mitchell, S. S. Martin and
others, levied on as the property Of
4. NJ. DuBose at the suit of Burrard
Garity and Patrick Armstrong.
Terms Of Sale Cash.
J.. P. GUFF1N,
Sheriff A. c.
SherifP's Office, !
9Th Dec. 1873, 35-4t
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katiWan:l
FERTll.lz!EIRS !.
White b { Bros, b
THE SOLE AGENTS

NOR the sale Of the, above we'll
II known and highly valuable Fer
tilizers have now on hands q full supply
and will be glad to furnish such Of their
custopers as intend using them 9ext
year. Every One remembers how dlfti-
cult it was to get Guanos last Spring.
Many farmers lost several days OF val
liable time in coming to town with their
teams. and not few, after several inef-
fectual trips, failed at last in securing
Fertilizers. To- obviate any further
trouble of this kind, and to enable plan
ters to take their Fertilizers home when
they are marketing their Cotton, din
can fail to see the advantage to be.Geriv-
when every moment Is valuable to the
Guanos remains the same 1t has always
been. No Fertilizers manufactured in
this country have higher; standing, or
are more generally used. If the acreage
in Cotton Is to be reduced another year,
land all will admit that, there Is top
much Cotton planted) the greater win
be the need for Fertilizers. Plant less,
but enrich your lands more, Is the trus
policy.
The Etiwan Dissolved Bone
Manufactured for composing with cot
ton seed and stable manure is c0hnihend.
ed with great e6hfidence to the farmer.
1t has given universal satisfaction, and
all who have used 1t want it again.
Send in your orders early. The terms
are the same they would be if the pur-
chase should be delayed until Spring.
Money is made by saving valuabletime.
WHITE BROTHERS, Agents.
| Dec IN. 1879. 35 If ,se.t.
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DY virtue of an Execution to me
d directed, will sell at Abbeville
Court House within the legal hours,
on Saleday in January next, one
tract Of land, containing
Forty Acres,
moro or less, bounded by landsRf J
T. Mann, C. B. Gufin, and others, lev
led on as the property of ]. T.
Vaughn, at the suit Of the State ol
South Carolina.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
L. P. GUFFIN,
s. A. G.
Sheriff's g Office, I
Dec, 6, 1878 s5-4t !
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Sheriff Office,
Dec. 3, 1873, 35-4t

B. Lynch and others,
against Execution.
Elizabeth Lynch.
DY virtue of an Execution to me
10 directed, I will sell within the
legal hours, at Abbeville Court House,
on Saleday in January next, two
tracts of land: The HOMESTEAD
TRACT, containing
279 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands oi
J. W. Black, Capt. Swilling and 9th.
ers, and the RUSSELL TRACT, con.
tanning
200 Acres,
more or less bounded by lands oi
John Smith, W. A. Gains and others
levied on as the property of Eliza
beth Lynch. at the suit Of Benz
Lynch, and others.
L. P. GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Sheriff's Office, |
Dec. 8, 1873, 35-tfj
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Sherif's Sale.
!: j. l.. l. 9;.,',' I; S:.,... Execution.

DY virtue of an Execution to me di-
I'D rected, I will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on Sale Day in January
next, within the legal hours, one tract
of land containing
$40 ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lands OF
John Foster, A. E. Marshall, W. II.
Watson, and others.
ALSO.
The following PERSONAL PRO
PERTY will be sold at the residence
| Of
J. L. HEARST,
Thursday, 9th January next
+ 2 Black Mules,
One Bay Mare Mule,
10 head Cattle,
One Yoke Oxen,
One two-horse Wagon,
One four-horse Wagon, and
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
oil I'll Q above property levied on as
the property of Joseph L. Hearst, Of
the suit Of T. J. Heerst.
L. p. GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Sheriff's Office,
Dec. 6, 1873, 35-tf J
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{Sherif's Sale.

\ H.
Martha E. Tate against James P.
Tucker, Sarah s. Tucker; ct ;af.
In Probate Court-Petition for Par.
DY Order from W. W. Humphries,
ID Judge Of Probate Court for Ap.
derson County, to pe directed, I will
sell at AbGeville Court House, on
Saladay in January next, the follow.
ing tracts of land, sold as the ReaI
Estate of Lucy Haddon. ,Iaaesc'd, te
Lot No. 8,
a containing
1873 Acres,
more or less, situate in Abbevillt
County, bounding lands Of WI
Newell and tracts No. ! and 4 Of sale
Estate.
Lot No. &,
containing
1876 Acres,
more or less, bounding Lots No. l, 2
3, and s.
L2t No. S,
containing
: ~ : 81 Acres,
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United States of America,
South Carolina District,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.

FINDER and by virtue of the or
III ders made in certain cause
pending in said Court, entitled the
United States VS.. John Fraser & Co.,,
the undersigned will sell at Abbeyille
Court House on ~
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Sheriff s Sale.
Jas. Berry Kay, and 4. c. Haw
thorne
VS.
D. o. Hawthorne and S. W. Agnew
nY virtue of an Execution to me
ID directed I will sell at Abbeville
G. n. on SALEDAY IN JANUA
RY next, within the legal hours
ONE TRACT OF LAND, known al
the Mill tract,
containing 225 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands o.
VIM. Dunn, George Nichols, Robert
Dunn and Homestead, levied on az
the property of S. W. Agnew, decd
at the suit of Jas. B. Kay and A. c
Hawthorne:
Terms of Sale cash. IL o..
L. P. GUFFIN,
...-... S. a. G.
Sheriff g Office,
Dec. 6, 1873, If
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REMARKS.


WEDNESDAY, June p.
FLot R-The market has been very dull during
the week. and prices have ruled in favor of buyers.
Adviees from the growing crops are, however, less
favorable at the close, and 4 continuance of the
present dry spell may briug about reaction Sales
at s. y a s. Is for Western superinc s. t2j N s6
- for common extras s. a $ y for Milwaukee
and Minnesota extras, including choice bakers
brands. White Wheats have been dull at 81 30 al
81 80 for Ohio, Indiana and Michigan s. al $40 for
Illinois and $ 30 "a Sll for ST. Louis Including
choice family brands. Corn Meal at 50 25 "a 50 81
Dbl.
GRAIN-There continues to he a very dull feeling
for corn Sales at 81 a Csc for Western yellow and
% a 63c for Northern The supply of Oats has been
largely increased during the week. The sales have
ranged from - "a jOc p bush. for brown and No.
white. Rye CSC "a 81 2 bush. Shorts, Fine Feed
and Middlngs So 40 81 p ton.
PRONlslONS-The sales in Pork have been at
sl3 - "a sli . for prime 81 "a sl7 - for mess :;
and SIS a ~ for clear and extra clear Beef at sS
80 for inferior to $40 % "a II 80 for good mess SIP
- a ID % for extra mess and sj "a $40 for family
In Lard the sales have been at = a gle for city and
and Western
PR0DUCE-Tho market for Butter. isa shade
easier sales at p a 26c for choice NY. and Yer
mont > a c for selected lots and ~ lp DC for
common. Western Butter Is "a 2ic y M for com
mon and choice; Cheese 10 a 3I for fair and prime:
and : "a sc Cor skim. White Beans at 81 p 10 81 80
for fair and prime medium, 50 "a s. 81 for extra
Pea - 64t a 3 - for yellow eyes and s3jO0 3
@! Tor red kidney. Eggs at pie v dozen for East
ern and Northern. Old Potatoes at soc a 81 per
bush.
WOOL-llanu.acturer continue to be free pur-
chasers Of all desirable lots Of domestic Califor-
MIA Wool cont nues in demand and the sales OF the
week include large lots of Northern as high M &c
Z d. Pulled Wool has been in fair request and for
foreign We notice rather more inquiry The trans
actions include 900 lbs PcklOck Pennsylvania a:
57;c 60,0oo lbs XS XNiPennsylvania and Ohio at 81
a sic 4prl lbs common Ohio at is!c; 700 Tbs
Wisconsin Mt iGi "a re; i75,O00 Tbs Spring CalifOr-
MA at q! a ijc go Tbs fall do at Is az Pc
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Iby rele -rapn.
New York Market.

NEW ORK, June p.
COTTON little better request, sales of I,I61
bales at dc .or middl.ng uplands.
rLOuR.-Receipts Of Hour 1860 barrels. Flour
shade better. moderate demand, supply OF low
grades Il -ht sales of l2,5U hbls at f@dj ~ for
-upcIile western and state; sat Is for common
t. good extra western and state, jOG y for
good 10 choice do. -sl- ~ for common TO choice
white wheat western extra, .iid> - for common
t. good extra ohio; - a 10 - for common TO
choice extra 81. LOUIS. the market closing steady
Rye Hour shade frmer, fair demand sales Of 800
barrels at Z 80 a N. Corn meal more active;
sales 81 barrels at 31Gj 10 for western. Goa
WHISKY lower; sales 800 bbls at 91.c
GRAIN.-Receipts otwheat 65,l62 bush. Whea:
without decides change, moderate demand, also
fair demand for parcels To arrive, Ne. spring
scarce and brings little more money. inferior
grades heavy and declining; sales Of @.On bu. at
anal - for rejected spring: ~ for new spring (;
iudI 4 Tor Ne. SPRING. i6 a | Is ior No. ,
Chicago; = for northwest spring; - for very
choice NJ. Milwaukee; - for No. l Iowa SPRING
/ - for choice Nc. = Duluth; 5idl Is. for No.
Milwaukee, inside price for common. Rye quiet ;
sales 30 bushels Of state, and 2ul bu. of west
eru nj ~Gc. Barley dull and unchanged. Barley
malt quiet sales 100 hu. 2-rowed state at On. Re-
ccipts ui corn, lOi,5l2 hu. Corn shade frmer !;
sales OF 2lnnnn hu. at j2G53 for steamer western
mixed HdiS for heated do; j6dj> for old and
new western mixed; 63d63; for high mixed. nearly
yellow; Cia65 for yellow western; 7Oc for white
do Receipts Of oats :, rs bu. Oats active and
frmer: sales $500 bu. at i2Qiic for mixed
western; &. a!c for white western Il q tic for
black western.
COAL quiet, firm at : 35a6 p for anthracite per
cargo.
EGGS quiet steady at I6Gl.c for western; l79
al &c for state and Penn, 1912 for Jersey; Is0ls
,ur prime Canada.
HAY quiet without material change.
HOPS dull. unchanged; Is72 quoted 3jdpjte. !;
California i5GiOc.
COFFEE quiet. firm: Rio quoted l7ial9i.
SUGAR lc lower, good demand.
MOLASsES quiet, unchanged.
RICE steady sales Of JNierces at j.d>!c.
PETROLEUM weaker at l~c for crude; sales / :