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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08
STATIONS.

Blank T. , Indicates no report; cipher (0) sta
tiOnary; minus -) tendency to fail; plus I'D ten
dency to fall. A. G. FORD, Observer
The river continues declining al this
point with 80 feet large on Harpeth Shoals
The huntsville arrived from GAINESVILLE.
The Tyrone is due to-day.
The new steamer Laura Davis is loading
at st. Louis for this place. Among other
freight, she has received 5000 bushels OF
wheat for the Reservoir Mills.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08
Got the shakes. have You? Well, buy

Got the shakes, have yoa? Well, buy
Kress Fever Tonic, prepared by w. G,
Hamilton & Co., Cincinnati, o. 1t not
only cures You, but keeps you cured. This
can be said of no other remedy yet prepared
for ague. Many cures have been reported
to the proprietOrs that seem next to mirac-
ulous. Kress Tonic costs only 81 per bot
tle-a box of pills free with every bottle
and the proprietOrs warrant it to cure. For
sale by Ewin, Pendleton & Co. and at De
moville & Co.'S. JAM doaw&w1y salts
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A Tenuesseean i'm Kansas.

Mr.. John Martin, formerly of Lebanon IN
this State, and who went to Kansas as prl-
vate secretary of Judge ElmOre, about 1850,
has just been elected to the Legislature OF
that State on the opposition ticket.
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Old Timers

We were shown by Mr.. Joseph Carols
yesterday copies Of the following named
papers: National Entelkgencer, April rs,
1903; augusta Chronicle and Georgia Ad-
rertiser, Feb. 4, 1926; Georgia Gazette, Sa-
vannah, Aug. p, 1889; Wilson'S KnoTriUe
Gazette, Aug. II, 1910.
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nn the NnUa

Thirty-fve emigrants, from Marshall
county, departed over the Louisville and
Nashville road for Dallas, Texas, yester-
day. They said they had GRUB" along
with them to last them until they reached
their destination.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08

We are now receiving from our mills at
Lomax, Ala, the best quality of Southern
Pine Flooring and Misunderstanding, dress
ed and ready for use, cheap; order from
Spain q Hawkins. move eOd2W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08

We learn that We were misinformed in
our paragraph with regard to. w. E. Wade,
in yesterdays issue His wife does not
keep clearinghouse, and at the time of
his arrest, he was not engaged in book
keeping. .a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08

The many friends Of this eminent divine
will be glad TO hear that he is soon to visit
this section of the State, as he has accepted
an invitation TO lecture at Franklin on the
evenings of the 18th and 10Th inst. We
hope he will not give Nashville the gO-by.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08
Nearly one thousand eases of chronic

diseases have been successfully treated at
the old Nashville Electric Water Cure, and
still they come. Electric Baths have proved
to be superior to all other treatment for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spinal Disease,
Paralysis, Dyspepsia, and Aches and Pains
from every cause. If diseased, you can get
quicker and more permanent relief at the
Old Electric Water Cure, 1876 DemOnbreun,
corner of Spruce street, than anywhere else,
DR.. Westeryelt.. now st suG,wed&sat'
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For School COmmiSsiO

For School COMMISSIONER reply
to many friends, ! announce myself as a
18th district. Election Saturday, Nov. s.
Robt. Weitmller. nOv6 3t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08
Sunday TippIing.

Last Sunday an obSeTant Nashvilllan
counted seven different drunken men pass
a certain point within fifteen minutes.
And the city ordinances provide for the
closing of saloons on Sunday, too.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08

Wash COrley, colored, arrested at the in
stance of John Bridgewater and accused of
stealing pocket book containing consid-
cradle sum of money, had trial before
Justice Cassetty yesterday and was dis
charged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08
LARCENY OF Clothing.

Felix Bowling, colored. charged with
stealing clothing from two young men
whose room he was attending, was arraign-
ed before Justice Cassetty, and gave bond
in the sum of 500 for future trial.
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NOT Guilty.

Daniel Settle, who has been on trial Tor
two days before Justice Cassetty on the
charge of perjury, was acquitted last even
ing, the proof not being sufficient to bind
him over
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08

If you want the best long leaf Yellow
Pine Flooring, call on or send orders to
Spain & Hawkins, No. 40. South High
street. move eOd2w
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Haywood.

The Comptroller yesterday issued a war
rant to the Trustee OF Haywood county, lor
the school money due that county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08

California Wines, Muscatel, Sonoma
White, Mountain and Claret, At No III
South Market street, warranted pure.
nOvS 1W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08
I'm Mourning.

II is rather a strange fact that at least
half the ladies one meets on our streets
now are dressed in mourning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08

We keep constantly on hand large sup
ply of Cedar Flooring and Cedar Building
and Fence Timbers. Address Spain &
Hawkins. nOv6 eOd2w
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Iingard Coming .

VIM. Horace Lingard, the charming Alice
Cunning Lingard, and their splendid com
edy company, are billed for an entertain
ment at the Opera House on the 18th inst.
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PRICES OF ALL OTHER GOODS
Marked to Suit the Times.
CITY NOTICES.

For pure native California Wines, call
on H. & F. W. Baker, No. III South Mar
ket street. nOyS lw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08

An awning is being put up at the south
end of the markethouSe. 1t will be very Ell
fective in shutting off cold winds this win
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08

H.&F. w. Baker have pure California
Wines, Reisling, Port and Sherry. Come
and see us everybody. novS lw
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STEAMBOATS,.

For Cairo, st. Louis, Memphis and New
Orleans.
FTIHE fine Freight and Passenger szH-A
L Steamer AEH&<@2&s
TYRONE,
w j. Harmon, Master, will leave a. above on
MONDAY, 10th inst, at o'clock P. N.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
HARRISON & SON, Agents. nOvs z
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Personal.
An ImnrONemenf.

Mr.. Labin Robin, who represents Chat
field g. Woods, paper dealers,ot Clncinn atl'
is in the CITY. a guest at the Maxwell.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.
Local Report for the City, Friday,
Nov. 2. 1873.

TeIegrdphic Report from SignoI Service C5rps q.
8. A., Of Discretion, at $3.50 p. My Ae
Pacific and Atlantic Line.
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Paid Off.

The teachers in the public schools re-
ceived one months pay yesterday.
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The Real Value of Real Estate.

10 the Union anu AlneTlCdn
When Won note day after day in your
daily newspaper that the leading mercan-
tile. manufacturing, and railroad kings of
the country are shaken to their centre, by
the fluctuations of stocks and bonds, does
not one name, well known in every State of
orr Union, readily occur to the observer as
being absolutely inyincble amid whatever
mutations the ''narket' may experience?
Need we name VIM. B. Aston, of New
York. as man above and beyond and SUI
perior to any ''panic," attainable between
or oceans? And why does he rank as en-
tirely above suspicion when the NapOleons
Of reputed wealth are abdicating their
thrones? Simply because his
wealth is known through all
these years to consist in real, and not i'm
aginary. estate. He is a landed man.
Slow, vet sure as the foundation of the
earth We saw France but months ago,
over-rUn and spoliated by the ''schOolmaS-
ter Of Prussia, and burdened with mil
lizards of debt, vet France is to-day re-
lieved from the foreign war burden and
ready for civil strife again. Now how can
a nation stand the rub that France has,
lately, and vet be great? Simply because
the French are landed people. Its soil is
divided and sub-divided and O,cRed by the
aggregate population. They are tied by
the supreme right of ownership in the
realty of their country and own no other
civil gods than their ownership in the soil
of La Belle France.
e Ownership of land by its people is
the true basis of a nations wealth
and nowhere on earth do all the advan-
tages of good government ally themselves
with the fundaments of national prosperity
great natures lap-in a more eminent
degree than in Tennessee, and nowhere in
Tennessee is there a more choice field than
Nashville and its vicinity affords. Never
in its history has Davidson county seen a
better than to-day. 1t has a larger popula-
ton of HOn1e-living soyereigns than ever
before. 1t is more owned by its aggregate
population, and its lands have therefore
true basis of substantial value. When
banks are suspending, stocks tumbling, and
all quotations are declining, we as a
community are fortunate in being able to
supply the very realty of wealth to every
labOrer, whether rich or poor, high or low.
We have land for the landless. Come and
be identified with us almost at any price.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08

Navy Blue Waterproof, just received
by telegraph, at Hogan Bros. nOvS 2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08

Trunks, Yalises and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. ie6 If
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RIVER NEWS.

DAILY Report Of Stage of Water, rciA Changes IN
the "a Hours ending p. H. Nor. z, 1873.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08
TRAINS.

Southern Fast Line, eX-I
cept Sunday.
Cincinnati EXPIRES, d'lyI
Cincinnati night EN-.
press, except Sunday.
Lexington Mail, except.
Sunday...............
Lexington Express, eX-|
cept Sunday........
Lagrange Accommoda-
tfbn, except Sunday.
Lagrange AccOmmoda-
ton, except Sunday.
Shelbyville AccOmmO-
datiOn, except Sunday
Shelbyyille AccOmmo-
dalton, except Sunday
Shelbyville Accommo-
dalton, Sunday only.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-08
CITY NOTICES.

IL is very gratifying to lear our custo-
mers say that we sell good Goods cheaper
than those who profess to sell at cost. HO-
gan Bros, Union street.
nov2 It sun, wedSlSat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-31

.r.s., s.. he.cs Bristol with ZOO a,siS :. y ca ss
s be- s y Con-. S on ss Isa Liver
pool Malaga with savss On The basis q
sss s}'i i1a =:
aoo Mobile to Liverpool with foil cargo Of Cotton
continue. reed and prices pretty well sustained The business in Other
'S S,. ben I.1sS r.
GS?. G fros; is s.iS C:.%% rc half
SSss, es''' S Tslsas io Insados ao
iS d. s sn saf ha D sssn sales % North River
q s g :n. sisa, ind. .,,
noSs DONG prices ponp1, steady Western Live Geese
S9o M.s Ss va. more At ,hs opening prices
improved e business confined 30 car o Winter held higher
s .s ... s sSsgi. hs is e. Winter
ss S"s.s sr ssfrs rs Is % Cheese
81 ..1 SSs d g for Sa = Ss:s
hush s sG Hf1P. ;Is StSi,
No. s.saiee in car q eoasi s2 400 bush bush Ne e..
%. sssS IN s 10y e. go lsasi o. Chicago
Tenn. Barley sH oa. est,s, and IN 80 dsGiOd
% the , 81 a So .; Black At M eose
M Ms ss e. P:pa "; price $ sis
p. .s s sS. Ss 5000 s p S At
v, q 0cn s5% and a., demand iS saas trade .od
In store i2dS5 aaost and New do a. eOQSoc western
White at IS d90c do. yellow At S5dS5he . .
GUNNBS-The market steady and moderately sNiSe the sss
brace $50 Cloth Bos.c al lei the quotations
hight do nonDsl IL &c Tor Borneo IN
lots and 9l2c for Calcutta Bags quoted at l2e -
HIDBsTbe moderately active for all kinds and
for the week reviewed follows Re
Bucsos Flor Henderson; $3.50 from
RIO Grspe per 1888 from Rio GraDde al Boston Jennie
Cheney; b5Sl NewOrlean Geo. Washington; 5462
Meade; $50 from Savannah Hunts
Janoj 900 from savannah
Virgo; 024 Savannah. Gen. Barnes 7SS from other
coawise ports; total 47l2l Hides, aud 1873 bales Buffalo
and 100 bales Gov from C,cutts per Lord stra'hon s,es
TO 81 Z 10 274c gold 80 days sell 1853
Dry MonyeO, arrive 2Oa23 No. 27c gold 90 days
sell $50 Dry Moniedeo Seconds p 4 10 at 23l goG. 60
900 Dry Rio tranie Second at Boston, 1871 10, at
DE III 900 Dry RoGnnde Kps, at Boston, II
TO- % l igod 60sdsys sell 470 Dry California kps 10
10 on private TERMS $500 Dry Central 2Od2l n part
at 100 Dry ampco 20 10. terms
$3.50 Dry Mexican and 81 aa 20 23d25c
selected 80 sailed Namoros 30 n private terms 436b
w Texas and New Orleans 1880 h. private terms. 2d3O
W. Southern and Country 4Od5O No. private TERMS S74o CITY
ssnber Total $50 Hides Tie following shows . on hand
part from Europe $500 Dry honevdeo
Ia 900 RIO Grande Boston, 5000 Dry Central American
AIRY Dry West India. $500 DRY and Sailed
Me1can IL 300 Sailed Texas snd Southern
$500 W Boston, 900 W. s. Calfofnia total
554 bales Calcutta Cow 100 bales Calcutta Buffalo
1872 $500 Hides and $40 Bs lnd same time 1877
nd hales kastIn dia Ne Quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-31
COTTON MARKETS

CINCINNATI 30-Cotton quet mdtlnr - l2e receipts
5O4 bales shipments sol bales; stock, ,i13 bales
LOUISVILLE, Dee 30.-CotioD 1aiet Mddinz I5A, -,
Dec 30Cotton fair demand ant trn food Ordinary
1870 Ordinary, 12s net receipts 1858 bales exports 10 me
800 bss; cosstw 296 bales sales zoo baes STOCK
SAVANNAH Dec nominal sell; Miidias y IS
dl5c receipts. G329 bales exports Great Britain $3.50
baes the continent 3347 bales sale $50 baes stock
ia. SOB bales. $500. -.
soRpoIx Dec que Low Mdiing s4T ne, eep,'
G42 baes Exports coawe $500 Dses sales 40 baies socS
2OO9S bales
sr Lor. Dee 3OCotou quiet and nnchange hddhng, l3
receipts 437 bales spmenu SAP bales sales 16l bales
Dec 30Cotton quiet: Mtdng 10 i Low Mddhpg
l5s Good Ordinary, 14c receipts 100 bales ex
ports coastw $50 bales 456 bales stock 10 lS BAG
ddEng l5e; Good Ordinary l3c net receipts 5JJ
sales 5000 evening 400 bales stock 2667l4 bales
Dec. 3OCotton epcned linn became qui n1
ding l54e Low Midting he Strict Good Ordinary IA i
1913 bales gross 943 bales exports to Great Britain
3 O47 bales; sales. 900 bales; 70Sl7 bales 80
augusta Dec 30-Coon-Demand moderate Mddhng, lf';
rce DTS, 1 54S bales; sales, $50 bales
WILMINGTON 30Cotton frm Mittng ID net recei pts
1856 bales; soastxe 43S bales Sales los bales soeA
1897 bales $500 ,,
Middling. l5e Strict Good Ordinary, lo4c gro" receipts Dill
| bales
Bosros quiet Mdiliue 1897. net receipts 90
bales gross $40 bales sales 800 bae 700 bales
Dec. 30-Coton quiet Low Mtf l4'ac receipts
$40 bales shipments 800 balesi stock Os0l bales
MOBILE bee 30-Cotoa quiet; Mtdng 10 &c Low Middlns
l4b 1876 net receipts 1854 baes gross
1889 bales eIpo eoass S55 bales se loo oaes stock
81, $50 basa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS


Iospo, Dee 30-l23O m-ni,ed Staes Fvo Twenty bonds
1864 "a Ene Railway shares, 36Ll
3O-l2:3O m.Cotton 10 1l6d higher
OF hddng Upsnds nothing below Coed Ordinary
shipped and December at I'D do Do shipped December
3l6d; d. do shipped January and February
The receipts Of Wheat Tor the patt veh have been 81 OOO
qrs, including 2, 900 American $3.50,
LIyKRPooL 81 motion }. quiet ard steady Mddhng
Upl.nds Sisi; Mddng OrisaE. s2dSl sales 1900 bales
including 2 900 for speculation and export .. .
LIVERPOOL Dec 302:3O m-Sae. on the bas. OF hdfng Up
lands nothing below Ordinary shipped November at Sf DO
Mdng Orleans nothing below Good Ordinary shipped November
a. Sl, Besdstuf, finn Wheat 137al3i1l y eena for
average California Wn; 14jd4 for Club DO; 12i3dl2 for
Red Spring and IL 4dl2 for Rel Winter CON- 37ISP
QUARTZ.
9Al4 The Abose prces based on the
the American dollar which went into effect
to-day BY this Amenean funds quoted al The rate Of dollar
not 81 6, as heretofore. ,~.,
LivEaPooL, Dec. 30-3;30 n-Of he Cotton sa<t to-day
$500 baes American.
PASrwERP Dec 30-Pefoeun 30l4 for Fine Pale American
LONDON Dee. 305 p. m.-Uuited States flvet~eny bonds
1863 l06a Territories 1885 Enc Railway shares Al 2d4l
Paris dspat ches quote Rentes at 5sf 372c
Dee 3OUld States Five twenty bonds ~ b for the
Issue Of 1862.
JvEaPooL Dec 3O5 Cotton easier ss The
basis Mding Upnds nothing beos Good Ordinary shipped
SnnArv 8ld; do noting below Low Middhng deliverable
December 8 1884, do do, deliverable January and February
1896 DO do deliverable February and March sales on the
basis Of hddng Orleans nothing beos Good OrdpAy shipped
January and February, at . ID
3OThe market for Yarps and Fabrics Of mar
chester 10 quiet and unchanged
LoSpos Dec. 3O-Rebued Petroleum, 12s4d. y esllon.
LosDos Dec 3O-Eyening-Lned OIL AZ9ItG E29i9 per tu1
S,Arn rurpenhne, 81 1881 q per cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-31

LUMBBRThus far the demand has been unusually limited few
the uncertain
and neghborbood checks inclination
further improvements Prices Of kinds OF PLANK Piece
Boards irregular with ample Eastern
Pine quiet Shingles In moderate demand and
prices In BUYERS favor
kRTALSThe mae. for Ingot has been quiet
the sales previously noted and without important
Lake at cash and Is 2 for fuusA
Pig Iron is still dull and price, remain much the same
OF only 200 E2nton, sold S42 3D. For
Pig there only limited demand; the offerings are
light AID holders remain fm in their views New hs are
nomins Old sought and market
stronger With sales Of 5000 $685. the close $iS
orally asking pnc Pig Lead there is little ipquy
and prices nomlssly unchanged. Foreign speier %
quiet and steady bear Of 80 tons Western. sold
Pig fin remains with fair inquiry the ses
last embrace 10 tons English and r. to sve at 26
slabs MALAGA 2S and $50 Straits lots nj %
Pses with rather inquiry the mpp light sales 500
AS 400 Charcoal lin January
HTery $40 so ard $50 Chsrco. Terne So u.s. all gold
Other metals very quiet We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-31
CATTLB MARKET.

Dec 30CArrLEThe receipts TO-DAY neudins 90 e,
r,pod 10 arrive 1913 head, making the total supply for the
vek thu, far head 1853 1856 for the same
tune last week The active at IA % advance on last
prices attendance good but the quality OF
About 100 head dsposed Of sales OF
400 head Illinois steers ranging Ill TO l566 D at s5as7
Michigan ranging from 500 b 1884 no. a. si@
40; "a head Indiana steers averaging 1892 10 30 80
LAnBThe receipts ipeiudns sryss
making supply the week thus lar 5OOV
1900 head for the tine last week the mIiet
week. closing prices but few
Tnas she have arrived 1000 head Michigan sheep
ranging from "a 10 No. SIS l2d$5 37 1877 head Ohio sheep
n - So 600 head Indiana ranging from 81 70 30 10
Of private terms ,oo
HoGs-The receipts TO-DAY including reported arrivals were 400
head making supply far 1900 head
against 200 last The market almost bare OF stock
prices c ads Workers, 80 l2ds5 31A2i heavy hogs
20 50d$5 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-31
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Ats.sI Dee sowhe,t-su.l receipts and ,lmo. entirely
sT Tss 1000 goo Sash a' %s. ns @ h
shad .,.. car. No c..:a. WEE. 81 20 end ca, s Ne.
IS. s; II 90 ca. &C. State
s ss'y What P e Con-. for
BARLEY s77s bush 900 bush Corn, 1860
ss s4 g. CT Z. 600 81 sls's Is A~
sS ssi' ;I 90 Ss 81 s
' e.. a 81 as SS ss :. No 20 %. ~1s 8
So.h 6s 0an No Western he'd at $50 Barley
' ssssi Sc $ W. ss.l =
n s.Irl:oas so~cotsss am, Low mssls lslsal5..
d 50, cSse. AnSs. 81 sSssi 81 6..d Phns Red !os
S Ss:n :a Dan sas ssSs W
soS5ss S.s ss xn.a so@s . i. WHIT. SsssS
s.s s0ssss sasa'ss . Gee. '' R
5ss | s w ss s s: n ss ,. a..
k.Ih ws.ssH p.i,y rss invoices. sss Ben slSso oo''' IN
'A cae.se bee so-Fos Ssa Unbalanced. demand
Tstsi ., q GSsi g.
d i. sS p s;i S'. II :.. s.
s ss Old So - 10 s
20 q 81 Ps 1T ~ ss.'i
ss ' e s; 's. I'd :s.;s ;is =: s; e:
demand W Tor Shoulders
higher Clear cdles c February
,s.s Mean am Sc BID fer Shoulders 6 for sho Clear Md
Hs.s Ne higher 7'sa SIR e. IS 70 10 ,,sss nr.s.sd
Hog higher 6d$6 70 for Connos " kiirA WHISKY
6rn In fair demand 93c Rsspb-l 600 bo's Flour
23i 90 hush Wheat 10000 hush Corn, $1,000 bush Oan
1000 and IL 900 boSh. Barley bhpmsnu-l OOO
bcs Floor I5o00 1000 bush Corn 10000 tesh
Data 900 bush Rye, and H. 900 bash Barley. - 49,.
CsoHsAri Dee 30-Flour armsr. bat not auotaby higher
wsss. and 81 40dsl 90 Corn tTs Rye
6rms l3d4ec Barley unchanged Batter
sseh.nssd Perl irnn enc 20 L.n ann sale, Of s'eaS !.
Hssu IN GOOD demand shoudn 6a6L Clear Rib s'dss 7S7e
Clear 7Id7 sptsde for y cured 'ass Of shoaes
ksyer Ysbary 6< and 10 fair demand sales at 7e
oi sSoa.r Sic M Clear Rib SECS Sig 70, Clear sa.s Green
Gear sidrs h.; 7sr ssLoi; ssles Of Hams 0ss Lave
Hos, .e,ve Lst shipping 81 30 ass o. Good Packing 50 100
reesjpts $50 WhsAy ar AMI aetve atV4c
Dec s:,, .,r e'sh,s,d .. $500 w s
ISbsr Nhs.n 81 AZ Cars stsd Ole fn on and <g fef
nav Ost ssssdy at l2t Hogs ~ 70 Cs,et see4s 90 70
UssyaIxys W. 3N-hsSsI II " bsS1 d 0iss N tLsst-