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HOME MATTERS.
Soldiers Rueuion.

The cN-solGicrs Of both armies rcs!dsg in this
)unty, together with the members Of the La
ale county regiments, will
Rally round the flag, boys,
Rflly once again.
} Ottawa on next Tuesday. From present indi-
atlons, and with favorable weather, the attend e
nee will be very large; squads, companies and
sttalliOns have been formed in many of the
owns, who, with their families will attend the
eunion, and recount the many incidents through
which they have passed from lSGl to lotj4.
That the affair will be Il success in every re
pcct we have no doubt, and we trust thai both
he clerk Of the weather and committee OF ar.
engagements will consummate the preiminaiies
IN such manner as to suit everybody.
The following is to be the
ORDER or THE DAY.
l. Ecvcillc.
. Formation Of procession on Washington
square at I?:lO o'clock by Marshal j. II. Wilmer
and aids.
B. March to the grove
/. Music.
;. Prayer ny the Chaplain, Rev. \. D. Wyckotl.
6. Song by the Glce club.
:. Addrcs, of welcome by the President.
; Music
.. Address Of General Julius White, of Chi
cagO.
10. Picnic dinner.
II. Music
u. Addrc, by General y, B. Forrest, Of
Memphis.
81 Short speeches, intcrspcrscd with songs.
Il. Exhibition, Drill of the La Sale Light
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BACK ACNIN.--Wr are slad to behold the good
naturcd and gcntIcmonly conductor, dep. No,-
burg, again ON hi,,rcgUMr us,cn@cr train on The
C., b. q lie ha, been running ON the mann
line some three month, in place OF one OF the
conductors WHO had gpuc east Iii, many warm
friend, and we'll wi,hcrs were gratiiird on Mon
day 10 meet him again in charge Of the day pas
scnger tram Oh the FoN river line. While away
he made for himself Il record y, u fast one
which eclipse anything Of the Mind on an Hi
pois road We Give the account of the tri? ~
published IN the Aurora B,o,o, Of the 10Th inst:
Some very last time was made on the G., i. X
e. last Monday The fast train which should
pass through this city at | 10 r. VI, was delayed
AT the west, aud did not reach Gucsbuig until
l2Ii. That town i lGi miles from the Cen.
trail Depot in Chicago, and the train makes
eleven stops. il WAS Of course impossible TO
make up time, but The boys came ~ near to il as
was convenient. They made Mendoza, seventy
miles, by 10, or one hour and ity-iire minutes,
including eight minutes stop ut Maiden. The
tram tarricd three minutes al Mendoza, and
made Aurora, II miles, in >. minutes, arriving
here 3:j2. Here again delay Of five minutes
was necessary for change of engines. Vt 3:ti
the tram left this depot, and arrived at the Con-
trail Depot ia Chicago. at = UClpck, making the
- q, with stops. and the usual Chicago street dc.
lays, in one hour and three minutes. The train
was composed Of five heavy cars. Vt several
points extra time was made, ~ from Leland to
SOmonauk, where the run and stop was made ak
miles in six minutes. The whole ram from Gales.
burg To- Chicago, liz. miles, and eleven stops,
was made in four hour, and thirteen minutes.
The di- iatChCr- estimate HAT the hctUal running
time wis two hundred minutes. The train was
in charge OF conductor Noshurgh. From Gale
burg 10 aurora IL was drawn 10y locomotive -,
Horace Brown engineer: from Aurora to thica-
,rbb N ,puint \t IIsur\. RpNuplIS rufFiO,,T
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Hymenial Court Proceedings
CHARLES HARVEY,
- CiH Proreoiiaq.

CHARLES HARVEY,
o., CiH P,opaiial
MARY ]. N,ERl>ON,
\ ease which la, been upon the docket for
several months, and which has well nigh wrecked
the brain of disciple Of Blackstone by his re-
search for new arguments, as well as inspiring
his oratorical organs by inccssant pieddiaq was
finally disposed OF late Wednesday afternoon, the
young attorney winning hlscaSc. Rev Dr.. T. \,
Benedict, OF GcncSeo, sat as presiding Judge
during the concluding part Of the case and by
hir impartial rulings as well as very able deci-
sion> rendered, Charlie was made the hap
piest nan on earth. The auditorium was filed
with large and attentive audience, many Of the
spectators being ladies' The presence of so
many fair danes is said to have slightly hustrat.
ed Charles as he rose TO receive the final ruling
of the Doctor, vet remembering that upon hi
good behavior and graceful demcanor depended
his future fame, he violently hltclird up the left
side Of hi> paper collar, struck an attitude and
asserted his intention To take this ladys suffer
ing, to himself" when the Doctor interrupted
with some further decision and the twain depart.
ed ~ one flesh
Congratulations followed, "a package Of said
congratulations labelled "kom' was received the
next morning. and in fact all went
MERRY H. 4 marriage bell,'
Gideon, hand. with every instrument tuned
,cronadcd ll!r happy pair, and r. tSo O'Clock
\ NJ. they
"Wrrc Oh ON the morning train
Across the raging main"
to spend 4 happy honey with distant friends
1,tT,
will follow them Whenever he thinks OF the
lunch, and can only wish them long life of per
feat "Bli>>' No cards
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Dir0.

Mrs ANNIE WNLER1nGE, wife OF Edward Is. Wal.
bridge, uI ufrJv departed THIS I a. 70" ClrH = NJ sept
Eth, I,ii. IA lhc !,th year 81 hey uC'
Decreased was woman If most excellent disposition ana
hnmrrss lite. She t,H' rpun' 100 Oh" best Sense "I
tc word pIcr children She was devoted and udElgcn'.
To her husband she was faithful loving and true. IN MI
ugs she was sincere and atcctonsc friend good anu
exemplary mother, and most cNc"llc wife Funeral scr
yces we're nelt the congregational Church on Monday
The m Inst after wh,h the remains w"r' oo""t" Their
last r,.rin. place 10y large cpncou-e o. relations ana
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burns sarNeuH. car.ichc. &C. upon the hUmaa frame,
and of strans spayin gals &C. upon animals IN year
than have al other pretended remedies since the world be-
ran. Ills counterrTthnt alhealing pain relievcr.
Crppes throw away their crutcc the lame walk poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless and the wounded healed
without scar II IL no humbug. The recipe iS published
around bottle. II selling as no article ever before
Sold and sells because does lust what nreens 10 do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism. pain or swelling
deserve 10 suffer if they viii not use Centa"' Llniment
More than 900 certificates OF remarkable cures ncurng
frozen LIMBS chronic rheumatism. govt, running tumos,
&C. have hcCn received. We will send circular containing
CERTIFICATES the recipe, &c. gratis 70 any one requesting IT,
One bottle the yeo" wrapper Ceniaur lnlmenis worth
one hundred dollars for SpaylLrd or swcencd horses ans
mules OF for screwworm in sheep stccHo"ncrs this lin
lmeutl, worth You: attchon No family should be with
10 Ccnriur Iutmnrn Sodhy all druggists. lc per bottle;
argc bottle. 81 j. =. Euss Coz 80 Broadway New York.
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AarrtrD.

81 the res iocucc 81 Nj. Joseph N-can, on ucCycnng OF
the 9ad inst. hy Rev !. r. MpHttt, MIR /. &. RHODES To
Miss MARY l.. n MILE.
Wcw.sh tie happy pair pleasant Journey "lo"n Ia"
rugged IN, Dads OF He, and bl-,! entry 10 'ue "msr
ria.c lra.t" uu the other shore.
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Dcm advertisements.
HALLS rATENr Iu-.IAINn GIn,I.

ERY GREATLY IMPROVED ~ iorui % t!ie r'aws. aud
The more complete shielding Cd the parts subject "a
wear, hy metal plates, making them Hre iJng
ana d' c woiA faster AMI easter thai any Other huskrr
Made oi me reP bed CALI leather 10 four Sizes mi ami
eit LANDED. samples sent prrTai! receipt 0g price
hslt Gloves 81 3 Fun Gloves, So! per pair. L'~rlds
cOuk 10 quantities.. Ask ynlr liant address II ALI.
HI SKIING GLOVE co, Chicago, H.
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The only mistake made IN the management OF
the fair grounds during the scrub race was That
the parties having the track in chargc only put
on a tariff of 30 cent, for admission. Had they
put the fee at an even dollar head and then Il
a half dollar more for amphithcatrc seats, TN
doubtcdly the crowd would have been double
what it was. Try our plan next time, gentlemen
and see If it don't win,
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The many patrons and FREUD, of Mrs. Pratts
popular bazaar Of fashion will bear IN
mind that il has been removed from
the former location cast Of the Court House
to no 50 La sale street third door north of the
city drug store, and the third door south Of the
Academy Of Music. Mrs, Pratt has engaged the
assistance of the best dressmakcr> in this region
Of country, and is now better prepared than ever
to attend to the wants Of the fashionable ladies
Of Ottawa and vicinity. She has just received n
complete assortment of all the elegant and novel
patterns for new dresses, oyerskirts, sleeves,
pOlania.e, aud in fact each separate article of
feminine wearing apparel. She gets not only
the latest and best styles OF ladies wardrobes TO
be found in this country but also imports pat
terms from France, and thus keeps fully up with
the times
She makes 1t a poiut TO do all her work well
and promptly, and as cAcaply as good work can
be DONE and aims to please every customer
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TuI VICTOR NICTDEIOt =.
III. Iir>t rr,ruuu-

DiIf.,. 90 rHr Is ~,Eff Go. rI.
N.H..rIIrHN >a.TtsI.
>frTrNUlu .>.i, i~,l
The .- .. certify that d. Ut. ara'.a. u..t.
.a, " the Ia SAL. County l-r.rui'"r-. >...ei,
Held Sept. l>5i The cr-t premium .ur 90. l-,'
owing machine W. .vsrlrI {, o.. . VICTOR r
exhibit. ~ Mr. u " H-1Ur-
M. H"flN,N.
S-.r,'.r,
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Ladies c.u -a.H murr - Ir,,-lar l .F'r-inr,
than al any othc, hU,iu,--. 5 e..>- -r'u, lf 'ho
IU-titur, October 1T.
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caps at ~ cent, pieces \. A-chulcr'>. yellow
Corner
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LoNrtt. tie laundry man. can't take The stains
out q! your character but Do, eau bleach your
,hir's - whit, 81, -uYa. Office and .4Uujr, "u
Main street.
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Examine \ Frank X Co., good, hcforc rur
chasing your fail and winter clothing.
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<rElIalIV. I.iuinlaue

There is no pain which the Centaur
Linlmcnt Will not relieve, no swelling it
VIII not suhlur, and no iamCness which
1t willnot cue. THIS IS strong language,
hutit is true. II has produced more cure,
of Rheumatism, neuralgia, locEjaw, palsy
sprains, swcllings, caked breasts, scalds
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The cN.solGicrs Of both armies rcsidisg in this
Dnty together with the members Of the La
llle county rcgiments, will
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FOR au,,lrus iva shr 'ou, and shoe 1lu, ..li D..
Grl'ith n G.H-uu'-
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$1,000 Per WEEK

Can b. mSde hy any smart who r'n keep ~ bushes
to himself Address d. +. HERN NNN, HJbgEen, Y. j.
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Full cans of hest fresh oyster, at II. wath,r',
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Iryou want to get button or lace shoe To tit
the foot, and az the lowest cash price 20 to j.
NcgannS
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II. WdtIrr cot up tho o.h"- AND ior cream for
four wedding last Wednesday. 80 il you get
married, go Ia II. Wal'hrr'- premium cake bah
cry tor your best "rulmoutnd yah,-. ,y..No. ,yc
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PLa-o> ,..--N.',u J.. Black. au. No.. H....
Telegraph Ir-'..u'., j. L.H 3D. -.' u...-.. .'
.
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rNr-'-rHornr.--Au unfortunate mi~ha, auGcl
our loNuSmaD Ike D--u ON sunday evening
while oUt calling. By some hook or crook hi,
hat Wa Mi,,.aid, and new bcayrruoW drn- lhr
Uranium e. Isaac. No card..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-08-12
DRVCS. OILS AND PAINTS.

Calomel and blue mass are quoted higher,
opium. iodide Of potash ami linseej oils,
lower. Market freely active.
DEUGs AND DYEsTUFFs-Indiao best,
$I.1jdl.25; maddar l7c: salts Sc; blue
stone l5c; alum &c; cochineal $l.0O; mag
nesia, carb.. I5c; -four sulphur sc; roll do.
&c; camphor 45G55c; oopperas 2ad3c;
assaftetida 4jd5Jc.
MEDICINEs-Opium sl0.O0d10.J0; quiz
nine S2.G5d2.S5; iOdide potash 5000 80;
rhubarb q H. S1OOd2.2J; ipecac u fb,
SI.7562 %; aloes % n, 20iSOc; calomel
fS b S2.2063.50; blue mass q ID, S1.2O
6I.S5; morphine 4s ounce, SELECTION;
chlOrofOrm % ID, S1.I0d1.65; castor oil %
gallon, 3. 25a2.JO.
OILs-BinSeed, raw. 81 .0J61.l0; linseed,
boiled, S1.10d1.20; coal oil, I66lac; lard,
No. l, S1.O0dl.15 sweet oil, Sl.j01S. 80;
tanners 75d9Oc; lubricating, 40dSOc; tur-
pentine, G0d7Oc.
PAINTS, ETC.-White lead, according TO
quality, SiGl2c; furniture varnish, Sl.601
l.75; coach do. s.. 25a3.jO; furniture glue,
25d35c; white do. soc; concentrated I've,
SS.jG7S 70 e case.
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AUGUST.


Many who are suffering from the effects of the
warm weather and are debilitated are advised by
byphySicianstO take moderate amounts OF whis-
Ky two OF three times during the day. In little
while those who adopt this advice frequently in
crease the number of drinks and in time be-
come confirmed inebriates. A beverage which
will not create thirst for intoxicating liquors,
anil which Is intended especially for the benefit
OF debilitated Persous, whether at home or
abroad, l. Dr. SChCuck's Sea Weed Tonic. Con
tanning the juices Of many medicinal herbs, this
pTePsu Stiuu does not create appetite for the
Intoxicating cop. The uuuTishing anal the life
supporting properties Of many valuable natural
medical mon, have q most strengthening infu-
cDcc- \ single hgtJl" OF the Tonic viii demon
Siratr It's yaiu8blc qualities. For debility, aris-
ing from SiCkueS over cVcTli0u, or from any
causs ghatcvcr. q wine giassful Of Sea Weed
Tonic, tab" after meals. will strengthen the
stomach and create an appetite for wholesome
ioud. TO all who about leaving their homes
We 'ls- ne 20 san that the excellent effects of DR.
Scheme ; >s,asUIIablc remedies, Sea Weed Tonic
aud Mandrake Pulls, are particularly evident
when taken BY tiin,e " ho are riuriOusly afit Ct
cit by change of water ami Giet. No person
should leave home without taking a supply of
those safeguards along. For sale by AL drug
ei>ts- iy3I deod&wlm
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Land wARRANrs.
FINANCIAL.

Business is stIll reported by our banker.
as duh, while money is in demand. The
banks are not granting many new loans
and they always eonfine their favOrs "a
their own customers.
Exchange OH New York is firm and in
demand. The banks buy at par and sell at
81 per thousand premium.
Gold is unchanged, closing in New York
at 1909. Our dealers pay los, while they
hold at l09s. Silver is taken at 102 for
halves and quarters.
Government bonds are slightly lower.
The 5-20s of 1867 are quoted at 1I7s.
Bonds of this series are mainly dealt in
here, and Will bring about the New York
quotations.
Tennessee bonds continue to advance.
being quoted in New Y ork at 7S6S0and at
56d5S. We hear Of no transactions in
this market.
Comptrollers' warrants are veTy dull, with
no demand 10y taxpayers. They may be
quoted at 93d94.
Our local stocks and bonds are very dull.
For quotations which are mainly nominal
we refer to those given by the Nashville
Savings Company, corner Union and Col
lege streets.
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

SeEeral distilleries in Moore county are
making apple brandy.
A fellow had his shoes stolen of his feet
in Union City while taking a comfortable
snoOze.
Areyiyai Of religion at Meadows school
house, in Carroll county, has resulted in
the CONVERSION Of twenty persons.
a negro scboolhouse was burned a few
nights AGO near Yorksville. in Gibson
county. Efforts are being made TO ferret
the perpetratOr.
The LyncLJUrg Sentinel reports a matri-
monial revival in Moore county, and learns
That furniture and sash and blind factory
Is to be established in thai town.
The Sparta Tader Of the 9TH inst, says !:
The camp meeting at Mt. Gilead closed
This morning. Result, thirty-ei profess
To the church.
Tie .SGrnaGh Transcript learns that a
short time ago while Miss Catharine
RHshen, Of Decatur county, was removing
a loaded shotgun from one room TO an
other, it was discharged by some means,
the charge taking effect in the region Of the
heart and producing death almost in
stantly.
III NJ hfIt%ft tlsftN tiht-o lillc dNh ltt w
some Of the citizens of that town: sit is
truly astonishing TO see the number Of
idlerS sitting around on oHr streets and
complaining Of high taxes, etc. Wonder if
the idea never occurs 10 them that the
wrongs Of which they complain could be
righted in half the time they spend in
whining over them? Our advice TO them
is To work more and complain less
The Dresden Democrat reports that
few Sundays ago Mr.. sam Atkins visited
Miss RidCeway in We2kley county to ac-
company her to church. As he entered the
house the young lady said, 'I'll shoot YOU"
and picking up a revolver from the table.
which she supposed To be empty and USE
less, commenced swapping it al him, he
begging her to stop. The pistol finally
fired, the ball entering his mouth and
struck his teeth, which seems to have split
it into two pieces, one piece lodging under
his tongue doing but little damage; the
other passed back into his neck near the
jugular vein. The bleeding which was at
first profJIse was finally stopped, and hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
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6l6 7-16c; October 16bG16Ic; November
| l6s116!c.
NEW YoH1c, Aug. II, 1o.5oA M-Cot-
ton Futures quiet. August delivery 10 8
166 l6!c; September 16snl6 T-16c; Octo
Der 10 3-166164e; November is l-l6d
10 3-1dc; December 16ad16 Slice; January
16 5-16d16sc; February 1870; March 16s6
l6 1l-16c; April 1626l6se. Sales $500
bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. IL, 1875 p. M.-COtton
Futures quiet and easy. September de-
livery l6tGc; October 16sc; November l6
10 l-l6e; December 10 1-16c. Sales IL, 100
bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. II, 2:20P. M.-Cotton
-OndinaIy l3sc; good ordinary 15sc; strict
good ordinary I5sc low middling l6ac
middling 1Tc; Alabama l7lc; Orleans 11sc
Market quiet. Sales for export 1850 bales
in one lot; for consumption $50 bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. IL, Dds p. M.-COttOn
Futures easy. August delivery 164n
IL Bloc; September l646l6 5-I6 October
1656l6 S-lGc: November l6d16 Lice; De-
cember 166lI l-l6c; January 165dl6tc
February l6!6l6 I6c; March l6.c; April
lGs616ac. Sales 1900 bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Daily cotton re-
port for ) days at all United States ports:
Net receipts 2,3l6 bales; exports 10 Great
Britain 4 1896 bales; exports To Continent
none; stock of all classes 1885 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, AuE. |, l2:3OP. M-Cottnn
firm. Middlinguplands S.6Ssd; middling
Orleans So a 81 Sd. Sales to-day y, 900 bales,
of which 1000 bales are for export and
speculation.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. II, SCOOP. M-COttoh
firm. Middling uplandS StdSSd; Orleans
S5dS5d. Sales to-day $4,000 bales, Of
which 1000 bales are for export and specu-
lation. Sales of American LOO bales.
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The Law Course viii commence ON the first
Monday "a October next and the same day each
subsequent year, and Terminate GA the first
NuuiluN of June thereafter. This period viii
be divided into two sessions Of f0ur months each,
viii, a vacation OF two weeks ~ Christmas
A complete Law Course will occupy two years,
but q rdcntS may enter at any time, and com
pfetr che course sooner. VI their previous read
Ing will Justify it, No examination, AMI no pre-
viogis reading. will be Te.luired for admission
Students viii be AT liberty "a select what studies
they will pursue, according 90 their own view Of
their attainmcnts and Object; but the degree OF
Bachelor OF Laws viii only &c conferred on those
who have gone through the entire course. or
are. in the opinion OF the Faculty, qualified BY
previous study and the course actually taken
The students will b. diyidcd into two classes
Junior ami Senior. according to proficiency.
Instruction viii b. by examinations, lectures,
and moot courts. The latter viii be presided
over bv one OF the Professors, and viii be as
simulated to the actual procedure OF the courts
the students, in turn, being required % prepare
the prores. anil plcafiinEs. well a. 10 argue
the causes, aud draw up the iU3l Judgment or
decree.
The chaTgc for each session Of four months
will be scr, paid in advance, and in proper
tion Tor fractional parts of a session, part OF
which will be refunded on any account There
viii be no extra charges whatever. The ex-
penses Of room rent, board. etc. need not ex-
coed s. per week.
For further information respecting the Law
Department, address
w u. REESE.
Secretary of the Law Faculty.
lyi4 d2taw SIN
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Charleston Market
REPORTED FOR THE UNION AND ANERI-
rAN

REPORTED FOR THE UNION AND ANIER-
CAN BY J. y. ROBSON.
CHARLESTON. :. C., Aug. l0.-COTTON
Quiet; middliBg 15sc. .RICE-Quet
with moderate inquiry; good. SiS,, 3d..
ROSIN-Rrreipts light: marBe: Erm a.
quotations; extra pale $500; pale - -;
low pale $40; extra No. 500; No. |
$50; extra No. $500; strained $50. q.
$50. SPUmTS TURrENTINE-Fiu at 3iIc.
...RIO COFFEE-Firm at 24d2Gc for
good 10 prime. .....FLOUR-In fair supply,
with moderate demand at quotations; super
ine S5.50d6.00; extra S5.15G6.50; family
SG.T56S. 15....... CORN-Moderate de-
mand; we quote Western white by car load
at S1.05a1.07, in sacks, as tOquality; West
ern mixed 9669Tc. 49,. OATs-MOderate
demand at 706T5c, in bags. 49,. HAY-In
good supply; market inactive; we quote
nominally in lots at Sl.156l.25 as TO
quality. Internationally higher;
sides, smoked. 13ic; dry sailed sides l2Jc;
shoulders, smoked, 10ac .HANIS-In
fair inquiry at 1Ii6lSc for choice sugar
cured canvased. -. LARD-Higher; tier
ces l4sa15c; kegs ljad16c. 49,. BUTTER
Medium to choice 2JGI33 go. HIDES
Dry sailed 12d135c; flint 1561Sc.
WOOL-Unwashed - d30c; washed 3514O.