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"There's your old Baptist name again | tell
YOU Roger Williams shan't, in any form, hang
to that boys coat-tail."
''Then you shan't call him laafayette.,
And thus the quarrelling over the chrlsten-
ing continued for six mortal hours. flnaiiy'
the affair was settled. Smudge's twelfth DaOy
is to face the world with the simple cognomen
of John Smudge.
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July 16, 1874
THE IMPROVED
Home Shuttle Sewing Machine.

TE1HIS Machine does the same kind of work
4 as amy high-prccd Machine making the
LOCK STITCH, and using a straight needle.
The price of tho CLONE Shuttle places it
within the reach Of all persons who arc neod-
ing Machines, and can't afford to pay for
high-pricod Machine. ,o,,n,,,,
We arc also agents for tho "HOME'' MA
CHINE than which there is no bottor high
priced Machine in the country. Both of these
Machines arc warranted by the company who
manufacture them for five years, and If any
time. said part will be supplied free of cost.
Prices of "Homc'-from 500 to Sl25. Prices
of Home Shuttle from $25 to $50
For samples of work and circulars, address
\. IL f. BACON, Agents for Greenvlllo ana
adjoining Counties.
Local Agent, Anderson. s. c.,
At Dcnta, Office over \. X. Sullivan q GO.
Agents wanted, to whom liberal commits
sions will be given.
March 5, 1874 ii ~
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To the Defendants Albert Maverick, Harriet
Sloan, Miriam NJ Sloan, Charles Sloan and
Murrah Sloan:
TAKE NOTICE that tho summons in this
action, of which the foregoing is Il copy, was
filed in the office Of the Clerk of tho Court OF
Common Pleas, ut Anderson Court House, III
the County of Anderson, State of South Caro-
lima, on the 29th day of June, ISL
BURT Il BROHLES,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Anderson G.. H., S. c.
July 20 1874
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B AID BLOOD.

Sc A corrupt tree" saith the Inspired Vol
IN ume, '.bringeth forth not good fruit"
nor can corrupt blood impart health, beauty
and good flesh or spirits. THE Blood is the
full perfection where the blood is kept in pure
and interrupted state, hence The necessity OF
pure blood, to give health, beauty, buoyant
spirits long life and happiness.
AN IMPURE CONDITION Of the BLOOD,
manfcsts itself in different forms Of diseases,
such as letter, Salt llheum, Scald-Head, Ring
Worms, Pimplcs. Blotchcs, Spots, EruptionS,
Pustulcs, Bois, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes Rough
Skin, Scurf ScrofJllouS Sores and Swcllinss,
Fever Sores, White Swclings, Tumors, Old
Sores or Swciings, Syphiiitic Affections OF the
Skin, Throat and Bones, Ulcers of the Liver,
Stomach, Kidneys, Lungs and Uterus.
In this condition Of things something IS
needed at once to Cleanse hc JiOOd and neutral
izc the insidious poison That
BURNS LIKE 4 TERRIBLE FIRE,
AS it courses through the veins, sowing seeds
of death with every DulaStcn.
DR.. Pcmberton Compound Extract Of Still
lngia, Tor Queens DaliSht) will POSITIVELY
of disease from the blood and SYSTEM and
leaving the skin
SOFT, FAIR and BEAUTIFUL.
For Ill diseases of the BLOOD, LIVER and
KIDNEYS, this Great Vegetable -lHerat'rc is
without rival 1t will cure any Chronic or
l.oug Standing Disease whose real or direct
cause is Bad Blood. rheumatism, Pains in
Limbs or Bones, Constitutions Broken Down
by Mercurial or other poisons, are all cured by
it, For Syphilis. or Syphlictic Taint, there is
nothing equal to it. 4 trial ariU prone it, 1t
is a most useful Spring and Fall Purifier Of the
Blood. It's safety and innocence have been
fully tested, so that it may be administered to
the most tender infant. lsLS~ Beware of coun-
terfoits and substitutes. Try the Genuine Ex-
tract QUEENS DELIGHT, prepared by DR..
j. S. PEAIBERTON, Atlanta, Ga
SIMPSON, HILL & co.,
Agents. Anderson, S. c.
May 81, 1874 80 ly
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Simmons Liver Regulator, Or Medicine,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
Court of Common Pleas.
iSNMM1ON,S JOT RcllCt.

SNmmons for Relief.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ec Re1a-
tone, Lydia a NJ Van Wyck, Mary Maver'
ick, Samuel Maverick, George NJ Maverick,
Willie Maverick, Mary b Maverick, Eliza
beth A NJ Houston, wife of Gray Jones Hous-
ton, Emala NJ. Wcyman, Samuel NJ Thomp-
son and Josephine Bryan, heirs at law Of
Samuel Maverick, deceased, Plaintiff,
AG4INST
Albert Maverick, Samuel II Weyman and Jo-
seph B Weynlan, heirs at law of Samuel
Maverick, deceased, and Isabella II Norris,
Lucy Jane Langston. wife Of Samuel Lang
ston, Waller Norris, Mary Ann Mnrrah,
wife of Edmund Murrah, John \ T. Norris,
Eliza Norris Benjamin p Norris, Francis
Nj Norris and Andrew 0 Norris, as heirs at
law of Andrew O Norris, deceased, and An
drew O Norris, as Administrator James w
Harrison, and Rosa II Webb, Louisa Nc
Daniel, wife of Ira O Mcdaniel, sr., Dudley
ii Webb, Rebecca c lIoyt, wife OF James A
Hoyt, Rosa S Webb, Charles w Webb and
Robinson G Webb as heirs at law OF Elijah
Webb, deceased, and James y HoEt, as Ad-
ministrator Catherine ID Norris, as legatce
and EXecutrix of John Il Norris, deceased,
Ezekiel S Norris as Administrator of Jesse
w Norris, deceased, and Jesse w Norris and
Addison T. Thompson, as Surcties, l.Zek!cl ,
Norris, Jesse w Norris and Ida l. Feather
stone, Emma e Young Helen W Williams
and Ella L Latimer as creditors, Deten-
dants.-Complaiot to Marshal -1sScts, for M
junction, account, RctG, dc.
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THE BROWN COTTON GIN.

TIE attention Of planters and Others is again
called to tho above old and reliable make Of
Cotton Gins. They arc furnished this year
greatly improved, and nothing which an eXpe-
rioncc Of thirty years i'll their manufacture
could suggest has been left undonc to make
them the most rolilblc and perfect Cotton Gin
in market. AS the result of our efforts we
need only refer to their established reputation
and widespread popularity. For PEErMTIo%
OF WuEK MAS>nIr, STRENGTH, DURABILITY.
LIGHT RUNNING, QUANTITY and QUALITY of
LINT PRODUCED, we challenge competition
We are prepared to W01TotW to amy reasonable
extent pc,Jcct satisfaction to every planter or
operator. The Gins are sold at the lowest pos
sibc prices FOR GOOD machines, and on reason
able terms. We invite examination OF the
samples in the hands Of our local agents, who
will give all desired information and furnish
applicants with circulars and copies OF COM
mcndatory letters from parties using the Gins
in all sections Of tie cotton plHntE% country.
Circulars Price Lists, and other information,
may be obtained Of our agents by addressing
THE BROWN COTTON GIN CO.,
New London, Conn.
w. s. SHARPE. Agt., Anderson, S. c.
May II, 1874 RI Gm
, 1874-01-14

market for seller February opened at 44c, aa-
yapced to 44Ac, and receded to 43Ac at the
close. Seller the month, OF cash No. = sold at
43@43hc ciosiug at the inside. Sellor March
was quiet at 1c above February; and scller May
ut 43@50c, closing at the insido. Kojected
closed at $3.50. Cash sales were reported OF
Is. 400 bu No. 2 at 43]5o; 1,S00 bu do at 1910 !;
1900 bu do ut 49c; COO bu rejected at 4oc; t90
bu do at s9&c; 600 bu BY sample At 46o; GOO bu
do at 44c on track 800 bn do at 46c delivered.
Total, q, 400 bu.
Rye was quiet and ]1@1c higher, the receipts
continuing very light, while the stock IN store
has been Diminished BY the enormous amount
of 4G bu during the past week Sales were Inn
tied to $500 bu No. g. on &c storage, at Sic. Reg
ular No. WAS nominal at 79c.
Barley was quiet and very irregular Receipts
in the Northwestern Elevator we're in demand at
SLIGO for No. and Sl.40 for No. 8. Outside Of
that house No. Was dull at $3.50, and No. 3
easier Mt 81 .24]144@1. .2619, the inside being for
Armour. Dole T. Co.'s receipts. Rejected was
slow and relatively steady, or ssemed to be: for
the barley deal has long been entitled
tt, rank with the four connndrams
which we're too much for Solomon.
Cash sales we're reported Of 800 bu No. 2 IN
W. at Sl.G0; 400 bu do at $3.50; 600 bu No. 3
IN. W. at s1.40; 800 bu do at a126}4; II. 500 bu
do at S1.26; 5000 bu do at S1.25; 1,20o bn do
at 81. .24A $40 bu rejected at Sl.1G; 400 bu do
at $1.15: 1,600 bu by sample At S1.50; 400 bn
do at Sl.321l; 400 bu do at S1.25, on track. To-
tai. q. 600 bu.
The following are the footings Of the official
report OF grain in store in this city on the even
ing Of Saturday last, and at corresponding dates
, 1874-01-14
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments were filed for
record on Tuesday, Jan. 10:
c1tY PEorERrT.
Tweuts.second st, 2&k It IF Of Oakley nv, I, 251
l3lh u it, dated Jan. u: consideration, 81 900.
Aberdeen st. 1873 It Of Adams st, I, 24zx125 It,
dated Dec. 20, 1873: consideration, 5000.
Washington st. 80 # " Of Oakley az, 1, sox1o3 It,
Dec. %, 1873; consideration, s., 500.
Lar1abee st. Linden st, 1, 60H It to alley dated
Jan. T.; consideration, 5000. ..
North Sangamon st, 2lo it Of Chicago ~, II T. 25x
100 it. dated April S, 1873; consideration, 81 ,a5o-
North Sangamon st, 10y # n Of Chicago ar, +,
231156 it, dated April 1873; consideration, 81 $50.
Third AZ. n Of and Harrison st, I, 75z1o1 #,
dated Jan. l. consideration, sT.o7o. jacob H. Frank
The pr premises n No. It's Main st. dated Dec 2o, 1879
wentw orth oes # Of Ihirty-arst St, 25x12o
IT, dated Dee III 1s5 M ai
IT, dated Oct. Is, 1873: consideration, 81 900.
Meagher st. lo7 # Of Halsted st. f. 2519o IT, dated
Jan. l3; consideration, s., Co.,
Warren az, SEQ # OF Stanton st, 3 +. 24112a #,
dated Jan. .; consideration, s, 800
West Van uren st. 200 # W Of California av, I, 251
IDS #, dated Jan. II: consideration, s725.
WcstVan Buren, St 63h tte Of sacramento st, +,
25xl25 #, dated Jan. 13; consideration, 5000.
prdnes Gallna stsd 49, 1siS
Canal port av, Is It OF sling st. Is It to al
Icy, with buildings dated Jan. 3; consideration,
{1I, 900. ... ....-
Kobey st. 100 # of Jackson. ef 2511so # vi x5h
NORTH or CIT IIM1Ts.
. Lot II, in weage Hyde'a Lot !, in Aasessors' Y
4 Of \ Of Sec 20, 49, II, dated Jan. considers
ton, Il 900.
SOUTH or CITY L1M1r8-
Wright It, of Kincaid entire block {being
the Brighton Siyer-Sms!ting and Refining 1vcrks],
dated Nov. j. 1878 consideration. $4,000.
Lot 81, in Block of Wright 1. Windetts Y OF 8
Of sw 4 OF Sec o. IS, il, dated Jan. 10; eonsid-
Grafton, 5000.
n Is It Of Lot 2, in Block 50, Town Of Hyda Park,
dated Jan I, 1873 consideration, s1,seo.
, 1874-01-14

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: 1904 bu wheat, 1902 bu corn, G2o
bu oats. 1853 bu rye, AGO bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 O'Clock 364 cara
wheat, SIS CARS corn. SO cars oats. cars rye, Is
cars barley. Totnl, 1853 cars or TO 900 bu:
The leading produce markets we're rather less
active to-day, and most Of them were easier !;
the excitement Of yesterday being little too
much to be sustained, though there WAS no real
weakness. The markets we're relatively ste.dy at
small decline, though little more nervous
than usual. Tho advices from other points were
encouraging to holders but tho receipts OF
wheat wete large, and feara were expressed TINT
high prices will bring in produce at q greater
rate than wanted. Hence, many held loof from
buying, anticipating decline, e..
Our stocks Of grain are increasing, but less
rapidly. than Was anticipated, At the rate OF
growth noted during the past week, We shall
have less than 5000 900 bu Of all kinds horn
at tile opening Of navigation. and we have some-
times commenced the winter with nearly that
amount The shipping movement eastward by
rail continues good III tie case Of wheat, and the
present showing will probably be kept mp through
the rest OF the winter For other grain receipts
are not large enough to cause alarm, and the
differences of opi,ion relative to short crops are
being settled by the inexurable logic Of events.
The dry goods market now shows steady i'm
pru.euaent in it's general features. Irade is re-
wing, and prices Of most Of the leading arti-
cles again seen1'to be on the ascending scale.
Tnere WAS liberal distribution OF staple gro
ceres. and also fair amount Of trading in side
goods at genernlly firm, aud, in some instances,
At higher prices. conees were advanced Ac,
10 sympathy with New. York. which advanced 8.
&c Yesterday. A New York exchange SAYS:
1.-THE market for Brazils is again higher, owing
to decreasing stocks and light shipments from
Rio. The present. range Of prices is higher than
ever before obtained IN this market Tho de-
mand, however, is not brisk, 81 buyers bold toa
3 hand to mouth policy in buyins, taking ouly
sufficient for immediate wants" Sugars, 6irups,
spices, soaps, and starch we're strong. CloTes,
, 1874-01-14

Wheat was moderately nctive,-less SO than
yesterday,-and averaged about nc lower. Liy-
erpool WAS quoted stronger, and private adsices
from New York reported that market as very
firm under quiet demand for all offerings. But
our receipts were larger, aad it was stated that
our daily supply will be considerably increased
before long. as country holders are preparing to
send wheat forward in greater quantities, now
that the hog crop is marketed This caused an
easier feeling, especially as the shipping demand
on European account, which MAS 30 urgent yes
tetday, was very Iglt to-day, most OF the orders
having teen filled. There was, however, fair
aggregate Of option trading, though it was ditti-
cult to say in what direction, outside OF tho
rather numerous settlements that we're made.
There did not seem to be much new trading, as
buyers FOR investment were fewer than usual !;
hence the market Was fiat at intervals.
Seller February opened at 31.2914l, Toae to
declined to S1.275Ys, and closed at Sl.275.
Seller March sold at S1.30@1.311, closing at
S1.30l5. Seller May sold at 5l.37. Seller the
month, or cash No. spring. sold at 51.25l6
91.261l, closing at 3l.25a4. No. spring was
IN fair oemaud at 91.27@l.z756; there was very
receipts. No spring CLOSED at S1,1a, and re-
jocted do a. $1.12. Cash sales were reported OF
1000 bu Northwestern No. spring at S1.275s !;
$500 bu, part do, At s1.271a; 800 bu No. L
tu No. 2 spring. at S1.2GK 400 bu do, part
Northwestern, at S1.26H; 81. 400 bu do at 81 &c; /;
80 400 bu do at S1252s 200 bu do at 81 ,25st
5000 bu do at 5l.25J6; 480D bu No. North
western at 3l.2G4; 2,400 bu No. spring at
s1.184; $500 pu do at $1.19; 1000 bu rejected
srring at Sl.121a; 300 bu do at SLIP. Total,
141, ,6U0 bu-
Corn Was less active and easier, but averaged
&c higher than yesterday, though generally
selling 1sc below the closing price OF last even
ing. Liverpool was quoted "qui eter." and New
York buyers were less anxious Hcnco our
market weakened early, but ruled quite strong
at the decline. With good demand in proportion
to the offerings, which were rnther small under
the fact Of light current receipts. The trading
seemed to be much more local in its character
than Yesterday, and chiefly confined to the filling
OF shorts, the summer options being compara-
lively neglected. Seiler February opened at G2c,
advanced to G2jssc, declined to 6l5Gc,
Seller March sold at 11s@11{c above
February. Seller May sold at 6s;9Gs>@c. closing
at GsAc. Seller the month. or caah No. q sold
ut 6u21@611 11c. closing SIC. New No. 2 and
old rejected closed at 5G1ic. and new rejected q.
5311c. Cash sales were reported of LOO bu No.
at 615sc; 5,400 bu dc at 61c; 10000 bu do at
G05@c; 1000 bu new do at SIC; 1000 bu do at
5Gc; 5000 bu rejectad at BIC; 2, 400 bu do ut
5GLc; 1.600 bu do new at Sic; 800 bu do at
53Ec; 1000 bu do at 53c. Total, 4S,600 bu-
Oats were moderately actire, and lrregular. at
an average decline Of 1zc from yesterday. in
sympathy with the easier feeling in wheat and
corn, being also quoted lower il New YORK. The
, 1874-01-14

LATEST.
New YoRK. Jan. 13,-CustomB receipts, $751;
600.
Treasury disbursements, S1.093, 600.
Produce exports for the week, S., sos, ,705.
Monev ruled easy at G@7.
Sterling weak ut 81. .s2}144@4. .s3 FOR sixty days; :;
&4S6@48G15 for sight.
Gold closed steady at 1111z, after sailing 1t
l1s4@1111.
Carrying rates were e@7 gold to 1-a2.~
The clearingB we're $55, ,00O, 600.
Government bouds we're firm aud quiet.
State bonds ruled quiet at slightly improved
figures.
Stocks opened STEADY, then declined 14@1Ac,
on rumors OF riot in Tomllns' Square, and
continued feye,ish until it WAS settled that the
workingmen had dispersed without serious dis :
tu1bances and the receipt of Washington al
vices to the effect that Richardson regarded yes
terday'e vote on Kel1y's bill as favorable to in
aation, Notwithstanding later votes on Holman's 8
aud Dawes rcsolutions. Tie market then re-,
covered from the carly decline, aud closed
steady at the highest figures Of the "a gay: :.
The frmnees was most oecldea
in Illinois Central. The most active elares
were Lake Shore. Western Union, Union Pa.
cific, Columbus, Chicago g. Indiana Central. and
New York Central. The total sales between ~
and 9 o'clock we're 200. 900 shares, Of which
80 900 were Western Union. Il 900 Union Pacific
21,O0O Wabash, $4,000 Pacific Mail, 12000
Ohios, 10000 New York Central. 10000 Lake
Shore, G:500 st. Paul. Ii, 900 COLUMBUS, CHI
cago l. Indiana Central aud 6, 800 Northwestern
Starfin1 "a R9l<
, 1874-01-14
CHICAGO DAILY MARKETi

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. IL.
ALCOaOL-Was firm Ut $l.95@auo-au advance
BEANS AND pEAs-There has been moderate de-
n1and for beans. with liberal offerings: We quote !:
Navy bssns g -, MEDIUMS, ae s. T. conn.,
BAGGING-Soma Improvement In the situation Of
this market ia noticeable, somewhat better demand
existing, while the feeling prevalent amongst the job
bing trAlc il aeasiby fEmer- As there are no large
stocks, here at tha East holders express COLI
hdeuce that with the renewal Of trade, higher prct
will rule. Quotations the last week,
ranging follows: Stark A, 34c; Ludlow 4, 33c !;
Lewiston 4, 3oHc; American A, 29c; A1noakeag 4.
1sGooc: gunnies, single, l7@1sc; do double, 27@
o3c wool sacks. 63GG5c.
been moderate aud chiefly from small local manufac-
turers. 1t is understood that considerable corn has
been sold in the interior. Tho market firm, an
quoted higher than week ago. The lower grades are
choice grades OF corn, which are held firmly but meet
with little inquiry. We quote: Choice. to extra
h,irl broom, 797kc; for good do. 5H@eHc; good
to choice stak pzud. A@7Ho; inferior brush, 4}s
SIC.
BUILDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet week has
passed In this department, but parties who intend
building beginning to make Inquiries and 1t Is
thought that the demand will improve before long.
The stock Of common brick is light estimated
at about 90 Geo. against 0oo year ago at this
time. Below are Quotations Stucco $3.50 New YORK
s.5o utIc., L,suisriIie aud Akron cement f!oo 3 br
Portland cement s. $50; marble dust, s.. 90; lime
In bulk Soc@sl.oo; limo (brs). sl.1091.25 . bfl
bu, 4oc land plaster, 500 s brl; fra brick, =
1000, $55.00@90oo building brick (comnun} Si'.E0
G57.oo; pressed hrick, fl4.0c@l5e0; sewer bricl:,
$3.50; Milwaukee and Racne preaEeu, 5+5.G0a3o. d.
del; do common, 81. 4.0o91Goo; Indiana pressed,
$1B.0oc3o50o; TO common. $1U018 500; dre-clay,
y brl. s3.0a.a.+.o0-
DUTTER-Since our last review tha changes in this
narka. have not been Of sufficient importance to
qure ended comment, its general features no. df
three weeks more There exists steady good de-
nand both to au!ply local aud Eastern wants. and
the d4y offerings prove only about equal to legitimate
Of the butter coming forward is Of higher and more
uniform grade than In former seasoub aud sales at
any figure below 29c exceptional The ruling prices
are 22{5s0..' Following the quotations: Good to
fancy Je3iow, 3oa3ao; medium to good, G0No: tu-
, 1874-01-14

extra do, es@73c New Orleans raolaases choice 83@
$50 do prime, 75faeoc; do common, e3@esc; Porto
Rico moasses, choice, e5@ssc: common molaases, IS
sMrnA7us-common to best, s,t@1oc. .........
sP1cEs-Allspice: 17e518c; cloves, 4s9s47c; cassia
1So; Do Ne: !, a.i6Gi.i3; ginger, pure, 2ssao Do
NJ. l, oo225c: do No. lis919c-
se Vic M 9ss s@sxs s nsss ssas e 81
el siaa' ssan ahs zzs ss "a
6Ac.
sTAncR-siiver gloss, 91f@loAc; common, s91c;
about former prices cao,ee app'es are als hed a1ay It
the recent advance, being in Light stock and in The
bands ,.s q , T dealers Sound
SOL sold at at eonces1idrs. T o.heF % fruit ut vas @ ua- m
CHANGED: Oranges aEe quite plenty. Wequoe: Lem
1a' S. s1e 5s5 9s1 o s?nhs51 $40
California pears, S32594o0 per case good to choice
apples, soo@4.0o PER brl from store; common
cape Gods, s1ooo4125o: do. cary's, $500. Malaga
grapes. $500 per bo1. or sl1.oo@la.oo Per brl-
HAY-The week just passed uaa been Very quiet
one and the market decline from last weeks
prices. The receipts havc not been large, but more
thaa ample to meet all requirements. There is little
or no inquiry from the East Owing to The continued
and the Eastern ma1Eets well supplied, dull. and
prices too low to Permit shippers to operate
but this trao is limited aud the local dealers sup
piled with loose hay re fquote the wholesale prices
paid by Dealers foloxa to contain 20 000 bs
New timothy, prime, s13.o0g14.5o; do No. !. $500
esl4oo; No. 2 do. loeo@iloo; 2oys mixed s9oo9 oo
q ~ pss p5a1s e soge o o9 a9 Ko Fine
thy, s11.oo@13.o0 prairie s7.oo3ooo For delivery Of
pressed, <l.ovG 1.50, according to distance.
uIDEs-This market has teen moderately active
during the past week at previous quotations, as
follows Green city butchers, 6kS7c; green cured
light, 1oc; do. heavy, 9c part cured a@9s; green CALI
dry kip 17c; dry aaled. 1t9 15c; dry aint lc3l7c;
aeaeo9 skin ato; guo1 scored sn + or oths5 her
on. Sheep pelts, wool estimated washed, per II.
40{042c.
HOps-Tbe market Is still quiet, It is thought
that trade will brighten up next month"; as supplies in
brevers' hands are getting low. We quote: Common
to primo Western 2593ss; New York State. 4oc; Da-
v4ri7n, 40c.
IRON AND 5TEEI-Sfnce o11r last review there has
been a steady iuproyement in the demand, but no
suoab!e change In prizes, though they are firm and