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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-10-13
GOA Oh aAKINS
AND
Livery in CjiaFiestSwu.

'7TES GGsisrt sne,i having entered into Co Par
: i".oni?, under the naTns and at~Ie Of
Stump HAWKS
Will conduct the business of
COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
In oil its hrAnches guarantyin the seat or knIan
ship and satisfactory terms. We Intend 10 largely
increase the business and make order and leo o.
keep hand for sale CARRIAGES. RUGGiEs,
hOCKAWAYS and LIGHT WAGONS of the most
approved patterns, and OF superior materials, ami
warrant every article to be recommended W.
shall have in our employ some OF the hands who.
for twsnty years or more, were employed by Maj,
w. J. Hawke and also have the benefit of his pres
and advice, and it will be the endeavor Of the
new firm to maintain the reputation of HAWKS
COACH FACTORY. Old Carriages taken in ex-
changefor new work sOn hand constantly, Second.
hahd work which will be disposed OF at moderate
figures.
In addition to the above, we purpose giving our
attention to a general LIVERY BUSINESS, and
vii keep good horses aud vehicles of every descrip
tion tho accommodation of the public
A. STUMP,
Aug %, ls7l-1y. A.W.HAwKS
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MuHerlze ana
Rake the meadows sweet with hay!'
She stood over yellow jackets nest as she
swung her little rake First jump from the
score eleven feet; distance to the house, half
q mile. Time, 200
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MATING and OF! Cloth, for sale bv
4'A May 10, 1874. G. W. T. KEARsLEY.
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DIR. OELLIG & PF0UTZ'S
CELEBRATED TONIC ELIKR.
TIE HOUSEHOLD REMEDY.

using this Elixir in his private practice. He il
of the most snecesefnl physicians in the State Of
Pennsylvania. His practice has been ektensiye.-
All kinds of diseases have come under hts notice.
and wherever and whenever he has need this rem.
edy has found 1t 10 Answer HE purpose Indeed,
reliable and beneficial has he found il 10 be in
curing certain diseases that he has kindly PLACED
il within the reach of the puptic. thaf All who
suffering from these disehsess may take IL and
regain their health. Ia will cure
DgsprPsia, Sick Head Aehs. Lipsr Complaiaf, Ha-
bituat costivtnsss, CSaiRp IN he iSopaeh. 6yapsI.
Diseasss Of the &kiR, General DSbtlffy,
Weakness caused b. Ercrss, fmptudfnefl
EEposl1s, and OIL
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.
II is vAluableA ne a tonic. Itwilimpart strength
to the system, purify the blood ard restore the ost
appetite. II 10 also certain all obstrne-
tions TO the regular course Of nature in females.
purifying the complexion and giving elias ITCHY 10
the spirits.
Also remedy for the diseases Of Grsen
Sieknsss CIerOsis, LeuehorFheA or whites.
Womb Complaint Failing Of the womb. kc.-
Bot like all remedies of ths class should be used
with caution by Married Laden.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Will be given 10 any person who will produce AHy
medicine that will effect speedy and perfect
Of the diseases herein mentioned.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-10-13

DONDS' Extracts of Hamamelis, invaluable for
i Piles, spTAinA. LAmenees. Burns. Scaida,
Bruises. Soreness. RheumAtism. BOiIs. Ulcers, old
Neuralgia, Sore Throat, HoarseDess and all hem.
orrhages. for aale BY c. z. BELLER.
GAMsoN Oil, for Rheumatism. Sore Throat,
- Earache. Neuralgia. sprAins, Bruises Frozea
Feet md Come, for sale by c. z. BELLER.
CASHMERE BoQUET PERFUMERY.-Cole
~ x Co.'S new perfume for the hAn3kercbief,
Cashmere Boquet, will be appreciated by all Who
nave the delightful fragrance OF their toilet
soaps of the Haroe name, which have become uni
VERBALLY popular just received and for sale by
Aug. 26. 1873. C.. p. BELLER
FFFERvEsCING Crab Orchard sat..-crab
n Orchard Salts has long been favorabIy known
az = prompt and edeOIual Saline Aperiapt CaEhar.
tic. IL DysPepsin, Costiveness, Dersngement of
the Liver and Kidneys, i. has been used With the
very best of results Just received and for sAIe by
Aug. %, 1873. C. z. BRLLER.
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and will there manufacture Wooden Goods ON an
increased scale-having greater facilities and more
tent workmen. Every article heretofore mar lac
tured under my supervisionwill, in my present
establishment, be produced in greater perfection,
am in the market for Wool, and will purchase
at the Factory. and through my Agents in Charles
town .Messrs Duke Gallaher-aIlowiuRt the high
est market price. If more convenient tor my Old
customers who may desire excha &c Wool for
GooGs to deliver the Wool in CharlestOwn, Messrs
Duke GallAher authorized receive and
receipt for the same
Information prices, &C., may be had by
addressing me at Kabletown, or my Agents at
Charlestown
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto-
fore extended me. tTuat TO merit. by careful at
tention to business, the rapufacture Of srperi"C
goods and nv moderate char@os, Il continuance IF
the good will and custom of nit friem"s and trial
by new A NCC HaEti. IN
May &c, 1874.
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8 8 . 3 8 8 3 8

50 & s; :: &: e: 8;
mos. Crayon .Drawings, Illumioa-
tions, PhDtogra rhs, ETC., etc. We publish the
finest assortment ever pEced before the public and
our prices are marked down so low as 10 Dolly all
competition. No one subscr;bcs for a premium
giving paper IN order To get picture after seeing
odr pictures aud learning our prices. We have
many old agents at work for Us who have made
canVassing for books, paperr. etc.. their busneEs
for years, and they all report that they can make
much more money At work for u than AZ an thin z
else Our prices are go low that ali can afford TO
purchase and therefore the pictures sell at sight
almost every house. New begin ners do we'll as
agents who have had largo experiences, for our
beautiful subjects and low price, Apr ecAted by
all To make large saI-s every here all an gent
has to do IL to show the pictures house 20 house
Don't look for work elsewhere until You have eeen
what great inducements offer you 10 make
money. We have not space to explain all here but
send Us your address and will send full particu-
lars, free, by mail. Dome delay IL you want
profitable work for your leisure hours or for your
whole time Now 10 the favorable time to engage
In this busine's. Our pictures the finest and
most pleasing IN this country, and endorsed By
al the leading papers. including tho New York
Herald Those who cannot give the business their
entire attention can work op their localities
and make handsome sum without ever being
away from home overnight. Let all who want
D easant, profitable employment, without riskinR
capital, send US their addresses at and learn
all about the business for themseIves. Address
GEORGE STIESON & CO.. Art Publisher Port.
land Maine
January 6, lS74-ly.
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COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY
nEDOSTmnDU

HAVE on hand variety Of Bibles and Tests.
Il ments at PUblishers' cost prices. and will order
any size Family Bible any one ma desiTe.
VS.. MASON,
Treasurer JET. Co. Bible soeiety.
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An attorney about to finish a bill of
costs was requested by his client, baker, to
make it as light as possible.
"Ah," replied the lawyer, chats not the
way make nv bread"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-10-13

A romantic York girl thought to Maud
MulIerize and
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-10-13

"A facetious young American lady wick
edly remarks that the reason the peculiar
equipages seen at watering places are called
dOg,earts ia that puppies always ride in them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-10-13
Change ofLocation.
WOOLEH GOODS.
SHANNONDALE FACTORY,

THE undersigned respectfully informs his for
mer customers ED the public generally that
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SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS

MY stock is complete with ali tho oiherent sorts
4t1 OF Books used by the difier emit Schools. His,
tories, Grammers, Readers,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-10-13

kidney Do Bladder Complaints,
Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel Diabetes Drolsy.
pppeEe OF Water 1ncontinence OF Urine, BriRhts
Sese: Alhrmnaris, and in an cases whore there are
frekdus deposits. the thick cloudy mixed
Mta substances IKE the white OF threads IKE
aaee, and white bonedust deposits, and when there Is
q prtcktnE, burning sensation when
paln IN IA Small q the Back and along the LoinS
TEnsor Of IL Years. Grosvth
Cured by Bddicay's Rcsolpesst.
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Having made an engagement with the above
hrm. will be pleared to zee and wait upon my old
friends and customers
May S, 1874. NJ, AlsQUITH Jr
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october IS. Is73-ly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
o Washington, "a, 900, 800.
We annex closing rates for foreign exchange:
The balances in the Treasury at the close OF DusI
ness to-day were:

There is no change in the money market and the
supply is still abundant and borrowers on call OBJ
tain all they require at 202l per cent, prime bust
ness notes selling at to 7. The Treasurer at Wash
ington received 1922 900 in National bank notes for
redemption to-day.
Government bonds are quiet and steady and close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
SALES FROM 81 O'CLOCK p. NJ 10 CLOSE OF BUsI-
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
FRIDAY, Aug. 2S-P. NJ.


The general stock market opened steady, and after
so ruling for time, became weak in sympathy
with Wabash. which declined over l per cent on
reports that the earnings for August will show
decrease of about 100000 from those of August,
1873. The market dropped until about noon when
it improved perceptibly for while, but became
weak at the close. On the whole it was perhaps
more decidedly brokers' market than that
of any day for long time past The earnings Of
such railroads as continue the practice of furnish
ing weekly reports should be lesson OF caution to
all thinking spectators who are not already loaded
with stocks. As has been before pointed out in this
column the falling off in gross earnings appears to
increase as the season advances The Erle Com
pany, which, as compared with the corresponding
period of 1878, exhibits loss from JAM to June 30
of sos 9S2 lose for the month of July S3il,6O.
more than half as much in the seventh month as for
the preceding six months; while Toledo, Wabash,
and Western, which from Jan. to June 80 lost
S227 726 loses from July to third week in August
S153224 or, in the last u weeks, GA per cent OF
the loss for six months. 1t would he well If we
could hope that the business of these two lines were
no indication of what other roads are doing; but
there is no good to suppose that they form an
exception to the general rule. Now, If the
ratio of loss by the Erie Company be
applied TO the Lake onOre Toau, III NOuu give IL u
loss of S6O 800 for July, orf the ratio of Wabash,
which is probably the best test, be applied, we
have loss in gross earnings in Lake Shore for the
month of July and three weeks in August of $780,
7OO Of course Spectators and investors will give
to these estimates only just much weight as they
may think them Justly entitled, but we may be par
doned for referring to the fact that estimate pub
lshed in these columns ON the 18th of July OF the
gross earnings of Lake Shore for six months, made
upon the same basis proved to be within $4,000 of
the official figures when they were published.
An inveterate bear, for whose opinions We do not
care to be held responsible says that those gentle
men who are now purchasing fancy stocks for an
advance in view of the declining traffic of the roads
and the formidable movements Of the Changers, re-
mind him forcby of the Southern Bourbons who
persstently purchased negro slaves as safe specu'
lative investment after the breaking out of the
late civil war. The most active dealings OF
the day were in Western Union Telegraph, Wabash,
Union Pacific Lake Shore, Erie and Pacific Mail
With the exception of Central and Hudson Erie
st. Paul, and Union Pacific, which advanced TO
per cent there was decline from the closing prices
of Yesterday of to |. per cent the general list
the largest falling Oft having been in Wabash. The
opening highest lowest and closing prices Of stocks
sold TO-DAY were a follOws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
And the following for city bank shares ::

"Oyer % years ago. says The Express the Joiiet
and Northern Indiana Railroad Company issued
$4,000 eight per cent mortgage bonds, and the
same, we believe, were placed in Europe. these
bonds were not sold on the strength of the Joliet
and Northern Indiana road but ON the credit OF me
Michigan Central Company, which leased the con-
Germ at an annual rental of SS9OOO-equal to eight
DER cent on $4,000 bonds and eight per cent
ON 100000 stock. These bonds were not paid
upon maturity and there Is now an issue De-
between the bondbolders and the michigan Cehtial
Company, which owns 2,2i3 shares out OF the totai
captal stock of 1900 shares of the Joliet ana NORTH
ern Indiana road. The Michigan Central claims
that it did not enter into any other contract III
relation to the bonds than to apply portion Oh inc
rental to the payment Of interest on the bonds until
the same matured. The Michigan Central oners the
bondholders per cent twenty-yea bono, anu also
TO the holders of 7 shares OF stock 10 issue
for each five share a six per cent bond OF so' Inc
bondholders object to taking six per cent bona IN
place of an eight per bond, and claim that one
of the stpuatons of tho mortgage is that eight per
cent interest shall be paid until the principal a. paid
This very strong point pnd it is likely chat some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29

100 15e 1000 IS 2ss2e 100 1es 900 IS se-s2S o SOC
eis December 200 l5se J,ssar 200 iS: n aac ~
1882 goo. 1ete April 29o 10 o.ioe nay w.
C0PPsBTbs market M Rio quiet tdsy and pre-. ss'e
l71al7sse Good DO lsia9lse; Prime do At lgitdlsx'
Last evening 6oo bags RIO per Cray 2sgs Baltimore and 236
per Modesto Baltimore both private ters MIN
dull quote 24a21 Ceyios
17a02ohs M.rseaibo Il he2o Lsggsyn is9Gis,se "a
macs 172d19zc Ssnto Domingo I6al65c Porto kco. iSD
10 Costa Rlc, lshe2o 2. McI'ean lsiaais9 ss'sH@
CAyDLEsTbe market dali romnaT unchanged; qao.e
Adamantne at I36l32o Tor ~ or l5915- for Ia OF; THO
rs on Sperm Patent Paahae at
26027c
FLOUR AND MBALThe Flour market opened still. scvs
for Shipping Extras At further advance l00l5c Good 10
Chodee lines cone bbl& selling Ck,nss yeessy
I5QSJ Other brands
close market stronger loo sivsace
piping 5000 b0 S5dt5 40 for
IS IS IS for Winter Wheat trade brands more steady bas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29

Rspts AZ the shipping TODAY Logo bales; this dAJ
v.sk $50 bales this day last bales total since Sept
5774 1854 time last 3oS3Os0 osesi eonso
bales breat Britain, 3lob
bale ock Newyo 81 S5l baesi consolidated stock $50
b The averages yesterdays forward deliveries follows
Va September 9lc Oetobef 156lc Nossmbe, 10 4sc De-
eember 10 54c February 10 2752c March lBc April 10 27e
NAV Is soc 6t call 400 bales December 10 96e second cal
500 bales. September l6is 200 DO November - nl0c 100
sr at 10 lGc loo do April l6t total Lou bales fgr
fiae delivery there sr demand and the MARKET D. LOG
higher sales follows all the bass Of Low Mdnugsi eoo
evening aner %seP,s'ohsr 100 n LOG 900 900
2932c; 200 Is l5-lBcj 100. 10 3lS2e ocicoef *
l5a 900 IS 81 c November 100 DeeeIneer ooV Sop -
gld Janua 200 Is ll10c; 400 10 2J32c; February
Ia S1e M.Ieh 200 l0isc May. 100 l8as total oioo
hses SAFES to-day up 10 200 l0c sepis.ahe a1o
500 is 81 s2c 900 i6; 100 ~ i32e 500 ~ I oo 10
Ss2 100 10 algs ieo 7 is 49, 49, 800 Is 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prof.. h.
B. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, Is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29

In railroad bonds the transactions were small,
with one OF two exceptions Chicago and North
Western consolidated gold bonds opened at 70, and
then declined per cent. The Pacific mortgages
were firm and in good demand The following were
the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

10.
r,eelpts to-day 81 pkga Pots still very DULL
uuchangd quoted 6a1be. Pearls are Inactive and
nominal .... ,,oo.,s r--,. 1,u and pnchanS,d. w.
cpote Brush Choice Short Green, ID a. dO"IlS 1e a pI
a. ioe Green short Medium $3.50, and Ned ana hei
Timed a, SAFE Brooms without change we 9ao,e %
,x Red Al 1882 2dt2 Do ordinary huh AZ
~ o. 81 Is and Good TO Prime do $50 % Y doL
and the market ~ nrm Win hr
.aiss az 0O0 NJ Southern 32G33 Western quoted st
81 OBJ Lac. ea.h.l -. 4. .,o. co,,o, ,r,i,x nm
,,Snnng Account prices show improvement OF 80 10 on al
rs aud market eloes hrm at the ADVANCE quote AS 'f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

FRIDAY. Aug %, 1874.
The following complete list Of erpors sa2pel IN vessels WHICH
were cleared to-day for foreign ports:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
The buds for stocks at the close of the Board wer,

The London advces were not important to-day,
the market for securities closing quiet and for Amer
lean irregular. Money three days bills obtain
able at q per cent below Dank rate. Foreign Ex-
change was quiet and the working rates were on the
basis of4S804S6l, and 4S96489l for long and short
bills Gold has been dull and the quotation stood
all day at 1902. On gold loans the rates were one
per cent both for borrowing and carrying The AS
sistant Treasurer redeemed $4,000 in called bonds.
discussing S3iOOin coin interest Theimport entries
of foreign dry goods at this port for the week
amounted to $4,000, 1873; the amount marketed foot
ing up $685. 1873. The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared. Sl6,l46OO0; ;
gold balances, $9O4252; currency balances 1894, 49,
The quotations are as follows:
io:o0...lo9si il:3o. ..lo9, lo9s. 2So l09s
lO:30l095i l2:OO.. .lO3Ji 1:3O..lO9a J:OO."..lO34
l;O0- lOJ4 1850. .lU9ss 2:OO.....iO9'4
The days business at the U. s. Sub-Treasury CON-
prised:
tud 81 Currency paints 81 49, $50 10
Cold 3O45U3l 81 Carreny balance 81 Si3 10
Cold bsIaue- 7O66i IS Customs $4,000 20
Currency l25O,O54 AZ 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
OFFICIAL REPORT " sronx EXCHANGE SALES.
AUGUST %. 1874
CLOCK A. M.-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrMENT-lOl O'CLOCK
AND la O'CLOCK A.. NJ.
U 500 Coupon, 1862 $500 D. iO-ao heene'1 q I'M
b,OOO..... ..,llzA2I lV,VVV'''''' '''''A-'-N
U s S. 1881, Coupon -
FIRST BOARD-10i A. NJ.
Sales of State Bonds-Rafiroad Bonds-Bdne ana ha"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-16

RASDoLPH-THE NORMAL SCHOOL. - The
fourteenth semi-annual examination of this
school closed Friday. the 9th inst. Seere-
tary French. assisted by Col. Farnham OF
the Board of Education, conducted the ex-
animation of the graduating class. The
members of the class, numbering twenty
seven, acquitted themselves creditably, and
received the customary certificates. The
whole number of graduates is now two hun
dred and twenty nine. This school was or
gained as State Normal School in Feb
ruary, 1867. During these seven years,
seven hundred and forty-one pupils have
been in attendance, and for an average of
;hirty-six weeks each The aggregate at
tendance for lseS was two hundred and
sixty-two, that for 1878 was four hundred
and sixty. gain OF more than seyenty-fve
per cent. Although the increasing number
Of pupils has oeeasioned the exhaustion Of
the funds granted by the Legislature for the
payment Of tuition, and has made It neces-
sary for the present to withdraw the offer
Of free tuition, larger classes, in both
courses, than have ever before been formed d.
have lately entered and there is promise of
large Spring term.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-16

BOSTON MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. "a. l513.
FLouR-Trade is not very brisk. although there
: some demand and prices on all grades are well
sustained. We quote Superdne at s. ID a 10
per Dbl; common extras at 81 D 40 Z 50 NIL
wlukee and Minnesota brands at 81 70 "a
-; Michigan at s. 5O@9 90; Ohio ana Indiana at
3 iOg %; ST. Louis at s. O0al2 %; fancy spring
wheat at - JG4l2 % per Dbl. Corn meal at r. 10
/ - per Dbl. Buckwheat 1T 50 i0i13 s..
CORN-The market is firm at 9}e per bush Tor
Western yellow, and &C for old No. mixed
0ArS-There was a fair demand with sales rang
ing from Gle per bush for Mop brown u &C for No
white.
SHORTS-The market remains steady at a.. ma
+ ton Tor Short Feed and Mddnss
PROVISIONS There is no change to note in the
market for hog products and the sales continue 10
be made mainly in such lots as are REQUIRED for
immediate Beef j. in fair demand We quote
Fork At 81 50glSO1 per Dbl for clear SIC zp Il for
mess and si2 20 q u Cor prime Beef 3 jadl2
for family
DRESSED IiOGS-A few carloads Of choice hogs
nave sold at &c. but this Is an extreme price Lots
that arc IN poor order range from 6. aSs.
BUTfER-Thore is no change 10 note in the
market and holders are very firm for ali GRADES
Trade g steady We quote fine Butter at Is Ia zoe ;
good and prime grades Il 22zf36c common 10 fair
"a Sic, Western roll at 2s1232c
CliEESE-TAe market is frmer. and there h.
-oine demand ior medium aad End grades. Sales Of
medium at ~ al3lc, while the best choose ranges
from ~ a l5.c for factory; and / IA Iltc for me
dunn aud choice farm darIes.
E6GS-The market remains quiet. and We quote
Eastern and Northern at p a ssc; Western &c "a
Bic and lined a. lss12ie per doz
bEANS-Sales o. mediums IN large lots have been
made below our quotations. but Tor lots o. % bbls
We quote the marKet at 50 1872 -. pea beans are
selling at :. % u 500, yellow eyes at 81 l. per
bush.
VEGETABLES The stock o. Potatoes are light
and prices are about cents per bush higher Jack
son Whites s5aSc Early Rose SllDS5c. ana Peer
less ~ -0c per bush.
FktlT-There continues TO he A moderate de
mand for Apple, At STAT % per bb lot ehoice, an
81 ga; per bill FOR common
HAN-Ihcre : No change 10 note IN common aud
-air lots o. hay. but primo coarse hay Is nrm and
in iair demand At s9l z ~ per ton. straw al =
per ton FOR good.