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Why IND DidIt.

Lsttie Montford, a very pretty variety
actress well known in this city, and who
committed suicide at Dallas. Texas. last
October, did SO sooH after receiving the
following letter:
HARTFORD. Conn.,, October. 1875.
Mrs. Nichols:
DEAR MADAM-Yours received; in
closed we found $40. We have very little
to say, only hat your little girl is we'll;
only that she is growing blink like your
mother. She has epasms worse than
ever, and very often speaks Of you, and
in her sleep calls for her little mamma.
| am actually afraid che will soon pass
away. W. bought the tombstone for
your little boys grave, and fixed it up
nicely. 1t cost $l87. Mrs. - drew
on your account, because her husband
was out on the farm. Please do not let
her know that / wrote 10 you. / can't
write muchnow, but thought / would let
you know something about Sadly; know
what a mothers feelings are. / won't
write any more. Goodbye. From your
sympathizing friend,
ANN S. REySEY.
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she BODY.

DR.. e. c. Angel, who is interested IN
Turkish and Russian baths, has CON
tributed a very interesting paper to the
Medical Record, on the practice Of an
ointing the body with restorative or med
icinal oil or uaguents. After mention
ing the high antiquity Of this practice Of
Injunction, be says: But It was the Ro-
man baths of Caracslla, of Constantine,
of Diocletian, and Titus, and other en-
perors, that the art Of amounting was car
ried to its greatest perfection as a means
alike of pleasure and health. 1t became
Of such Importance that in all the great
Therme q special room known as the
~unctuarium or eleothesium, was provided
merely for the keeping Of the oils and
perfumes. In an ancient painting, show
ing the apartments Of a Roman bath, the
unctuarium appears like an apothecarys
shop, filed with an immense number
of vases. So essential did the Roman
batbers consider the process of anoint-
ing that they INDUCED in it twice 10 each
bath-at the beginning, when q compar-
atively cheap oil was employed, probably
without perfume, and again at the close,
when costly balsams and fine perfumes
we're used without stint, being rubbed
over the entire body, ven to the soles Of
the feet. The variety Of these ointments
was very great Gloves, cinnamon, lilies,
lavender, myrrh, roses, and many other
fragrant substances being used in their
manufacture. 1t was even customary to
apply different ungIents to different
parts of the body during the same bath;
oil of wild thyme being rubbed on the
head, neck aud eyebrows, and oil of wa
termint on the arms. The rich had
precious ointments of their own, which
were carried to the baths in small walls
of alabaster, crystal or gold.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

New York, December 3.-Albert Gar
nier has challenged Cyrille Dion to play
for a gold medal and the billiard cham
pionship. {
According to a Paris dispatch, Due
pecazeS, French Minister of Foreign
Affairs, states the reason why the gov
eminent refused to purchase the Suez
canal shares when the property was ten
dered for sale to the ministry was, that
MacMahon's cabinet feared a war with
Germany.
All the ferries on Hudson river have
been discontinued, owing to the 6rmhess
Of the ice.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, December IA servant cap
tured by Malayans at the time of the
murder Of Burch. ar English resident,
but who escaped and returned to British
headquarters, reports that Maharsjah
Leila, who is constructing strong stock.
AIDES, declares hat the Malayans will
resist the English to the uttermost. Sir
William Jervis, the newly appointed
Governor Of the straits settlements, is al
Penang. Preparations for attacking the
Malayans are making rapid progress.
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Fires.

CINCINNATI, December 3.-At an early
hour this morning a building in rear Of
the Methodist Book Concern, owned by
a Mr.. Fletcher, caught FIRE in the fourth
story, occupied asa steam laundry, and
was soon completely Quilted. Loss about
$4,000; partly insured.
LEWISTON, Me-, December 3.-A dye
house at Batesville burned last night.
Loss. $4,000.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

I am a candidate for School Visitor from the
Third ward. X. j. B. L. WYNN,
At the solicitation of many friends of the
itoT from the Ninth ward. K. B. MfLICEtRs."
1 am a candidate for School Visitor from tho
Second ward. S. M. WARD.
B: P. ANDERSON is a candidate for School
Visitor from the Tenth ward.
j. NJ. GREER is a candidate for School
Visitor from the Fourth ward.
For Mayor.
We are authorized to announce A. T. La
CEY as a candidate fer Mayor OF Memphis al
the approaching municipal election.
For school visitor.
The friends O FL. M. JAMES announce him
as a candidate for School Visitor for the Sixth
ward.
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AUcTToMEERs.
COUGH RALsAM.
WILLIAMS
BaIsam wild Cherry and Wood
Eaptha

BaIsam Wild Cherry and Wood
Eaptha
for Coughs. Colds, Consumption, Bronchitis,
and all Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
This %unequaled preparation is paying the
usual penalty of merit, and we would warn
buyers to be cautious in receiving the asser-
tions Of INSCRIPTIONS parties claiming to have
" the SAINT thing" or made in the. same
way" or just as good"
We are now nearing a season when a Couch
Balsam is placed on its merits, and whom cold
days and nights, and rainy weather, calls
upon a cough preparation to prove its efficacy,
and no other medicine will answer the same
purpose as Williams Balsam for the immedi-
ate relief Of the diseases for which It Is SO
confidently recommended. We earnestly ask
o trial, and rely upon its merits to prove our
assertions that it is the BEST REMEDY ever
offered to the public for all complaints arising
from diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, Try
1t and be convinced Of its magical effect. II
you cannot obtain II from your druggist, send
to us and we will forward il,
All wholesale orders addressed TO G. @.
Ward * Bro, Memphis, Tenn, will receive
prompt attention.
Meme genuine without our Trade Mark on
each bottle. Beware Of counterfeits.
Respectfully, &C. WARD & BRO.
NI-lUO
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Saturday, January s. 1876.

within legal hours, the following described
property. situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
and in the city Of Memphis, tO-wit: Beginning
at a stake S7H feet from the northeast corner
of the intersection Of Shelby and Talbot
streets running thence east and parallel with
Talbot street $50 feet to a stake; thence north
IS feet to q stake; thence west 150 feet to
Shelby street; thence south with the east side
Of Shelby street 70 feet to the beginning.
Terms of Sale-0n q credit OF six months,
purchaser to execute note with approved secu-
rity; lien retained to further secure same.
Equity Of redemption barred,
This December 8, 1875.
EDMUND A. COLE, O. and NJ.
By r. j. BLACK, D. @. and M.
JAMES e. TEMPLE, Attorney. 81-1l3
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Two Japanese students have been
graduated at the University of Heidel-
berg with all the honors, receiving the
degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Their
particular study was Political economy.
They are to enter the government SER
vice on their return to Japan.
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Probnhnttfea.

WASHINGTON, December 3.-For Ten
nessee and the Ohio valley and the lake
region, stationary barometer and tempe
nature, except higher temperature over
the lover lakes, south and east winds,
partly cloudy weather, and occasional
light snow or rain.
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a Rchool GirI

WATERTOwS, N. Y, December S.-Sa-
rah Conklin, age IA years. was murdered
on Tuesday while returning from school
through a piece of woods in Rutland. A
boy named Rutar, age 6years, has been
arrested as the alleged murderer.
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Attachment Notice.


Before ]. M. Coleman, Justice Of the Peace,
j. j. Sears VS.. Louisa Greely.
IN THISCAUSE AN ATTACHMENTHAV-
LING been sued out under section 1856 Of
the Code Of Tennessee and returned levied
upon the property Of the defendant by gar
nishmant on s.. s. Garrett, who answers that
"he has in his hands moneys belonging to de-
PENDANT amounting to more than is claimed by
plaintiff" and affidavit having been made
that the defendant is justly indebted to plain
tiff in the sum Of one hundred and five dol
lars and eighty-seyen cents by account and
covenant that the defendant Is a nonresident
Of theState Of Tennessee; il is therefore order
ed that the. defendant make her personal
appearance before me on the 7th day Of jan
uary, 1875, at 10 o'clock am, at my Office,
No. 294 Front street, in the city Of Memphis,
Tennessee. and defend said attachment suit
within the time prescribed by law, or the
same will be proceeded with ex parte; and
that a copy Of this order be published once a
week for four consecutive weeks, in the Public
Ledger.
This Sd day Of December, 1875.
81 87-93.s9 j. M. COLEMAN. j. P.
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RuIciae.

OMAHA, December 3.-Charies Hen.
singer committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head last night at
Grand Island, Nebraska. The cause is
unknown.
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TIE Legislature passed an act last
winter providing for the release of the
p~enitentiary. Three sealed bids we're
turned over by the Secretary of State last
Wednesday to Governor Porter and the
inspectors of the ~penitentiary, one from
the present %lessees, one from General
N. B. Forrest and a third from George
White and A. L. Lands. Action was
deferred until Saturday, the 4th inst. It
was intimated that the highest bid was
something over $4S, OOO. which must be
paid in money, and not in labor, as
under the present lease Of Tom 0'Con-
nor & Co. 1t seems, however, that the
Major is willing to try it again.
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During the past summer about 10000
pounds chloride Of lime were used at
Charleston, s. G., as a disinfectant.
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LEGAL.
t4l75.1
Chancery Sale of Real Estate

Chancery Court Of Shelby Csunty-WilIiam
Coward vs. John P. Caruthers.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTBRL0OUT0RY
ID decree for sale, entered in the above cause
on the 10th day Of January. 1873, l will sell. at
public auction, to the highest bidder, in front
Of the Clerk and Masters office, new Court
house Building, Main street. Memphis. Ten
nessee, on
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SALE or BONDS.
PUBLIC SALE.
DISSOLUTION.

nHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
j. existing between the undersigned is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, G. L.. Par
tee retiring; L, A. Collier remaining and as
suming the liabilities and accounts Of the bus
mess. LA. COLLIER.
@. L. PARTEE.
Memphis, December l. 1875.
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CAIRo, December b. No arrivals.
Departed-Sells, New Orleans, IL am.
Light rain; foggy and warm.
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TRY Floyd's homemade candies and
choice pastry, fresh every day. 1886
Main street. CIT
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School books, stationery and blank
books at Smiths book store, l64 Main
street. SGT
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CRYSTAL Headlight Oil.
75t F. ]. TURNBULL, 234 Main st.

LADIES, misses and children's kid
and goat side lace and button boots in
endless variety, very cheap, at
KENNADAY & RUDD's,
58t 1886 Main street.
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The finest assortment Of boots and
shoes at KESEEDAY & RvDD's,
59t 1886 Main street.
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The subscription price of the
PUEBLO LEDGER is IS per aunIm
for Daily, and % per annum for
weekly. POSTAGE FREE.
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PARTIES intending to purchase fall
and winter clothing will save ten per
cent. by calling at NJ. s. Chspsky 4
Bros great clothing house, 227 Main
street. 2st
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STovEs, tinware, etc.
I5t F. J. TuRSBuLL, 2S4 Main st.
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1853 Second st., opposite Court Square.
1897
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7WIS is THE THIRD LARGEST COMPANY IN THE WORLD. AND PAWS rms
i Largest Dividends to its Pohcyhodes. zap
ThsCOmpanys average dividends for the last thirty years have been higher, adi IL AZ
All kinds Of approve policies issued. Not having IN Southern class narHej nX~
in this oda and sterling nsttuN0n recdvet the I'm dividends as IN Nnher Pn~v hn4-b
Policies nonofetable after payment of second years premium. F
Whereas, Within the past seven years. fory,one weak or worthless Life Insurance. Cam
panies have been excluded from the State " orders Of the Ineuranc narfme ny ~ ~T
Whereas, Thr6h good reason TO believe that within the x tseven ryearSm nn no~ W
\ like warhbes character viii be forced to retire, "t ~
This message Is Issued to admOnih the citizens Tennessee and snfor - -. r. VA
save them from loss in consequence thereof. "
10 guide the citizens Of the State in the selection of the best Life Insurance oompaufNe
In doing this we epphahgany dsSdm any gnfdendine@ steward any company. OF nv
desire to njurea my. Referring to the aMachuset Insurance. p0rs of1Mf - " 4
three of the best and three Of the pcorerc class of companies: "' ""'
- RATIO o. EXPENSE II INCOME FROM 1856 70 ISIS, NuusvR.
Mutual Benefit mn.... ...n.-. Cotnenhl... . Mon
Mutual Le..-~~ "w"" ~~w-~I0@ Washington -mm~m N T
Connecticut mutual" "..9"""ywsw hoo oecury."w.. ""~-.a.m A Mf
twill be noticed ueth nhn OF e1pene OF the last three companies were more than
same companiest to their pOhoy-h0des anceu the ORGANIZATION If each N ~ "~
Mutual enehtmw.. ".- ~h-""8B Continental ..a. ..mm.. 49, LII "a
Connecticut uiuaL~~".r m~~""~ ""~MN Washington -~mm~.m ..H N
Mutual Life .".y. mw. yr "m.%tO heculyw~. -.. $500. .mmm. .. iii AZ
more than 0NE-HALI LESS than the oNldsnds pamIbyhe rhthree. Its this dheronoefn
drWdenos that makes "a dnenne " the cost OF Life Insurance. The MutuaiB eneht ef
al average return dividend Of SpW Dent, furnishes its pohy-hoders Lie Inan ano 49, 49,
cent. cheaper tran those ompani@ which etnso only II percent dividend.
ktal Benefit but worse than thrown awaywh Tho paid 10 tho weak ar worheri nHEn Nor. ~
often presented for public patronage. IVY
We viii give prompt attention to applications for Insurance or fy s-miaain us 49,
pany,a n yMn ans pc gno 70 furnish information In regard to Life Insurance in mi form
or as r9gFds the character ant standing 81 an company. ~ Nf
We especially caution the public against ahordeo of modern falaoesa nd nav emn f..
duced ~ weak anu IN some cases by worthless companies. Before investing In MAN,
the kind, send your address and receive information or TN nnhie1 ""SAA| w
Lilo Insurance Agents and solicitors TNlhnd with this company thu most fv,r.hl. ~
diuons for successful work. Wa"o wv
District and Local Agents wanted throughout the STATE. Appyh w
~. r. WARNER, State agent, "a Madison and 2S7 Main st, Memnhts. T<..
aI6 t, 1W"f
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InfeIice
81 At MansfOrd's.
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5St
, 1875-02-06

h' thStn Tho average Of rrfrts was nearly tho rsrn
~ on Thurtay. The make. opecti It Tug a,'ast9us
S, ii H. sSsa mi sa tas sss s~awar sn sd. I'LL 'ss ss
Saies were scputted oil Change o. !:1 Iris cea sc'l
es e month vt ~ re iai 1t,o brs acte: Ntsreh M
lH3,% and .35 hi. rc1ier 1e !, tiu.as Tala, d.
Sa srlt. Thr market r.,scl ut aia cash fls.55 for
'sas Gear r Wa ,n4a at % s"5o1p tanly
mess n Ut S17.ai; prime meas do nt $1GNja lG.25
AMI .xsa ro 1" :. t.aalo ssi;ls "a. ,oo ~
unIcs thst Of ThnsrAay. The stacks .ra relatively
With; Inc ro,lust WA moved o,.t Int vent, naI be
tw'r.t 4: per IL ott tho side. anil 4oM0 tn The
other, t1e question hnnes 0rr, salsa Uhaugc waro
3lAG1 Afa13'O; 4,76u ttx seller March II $ia77,t{a
las sin l,aoo !es seller A1sil al $laogtalAb. To
cast 1911 1tGli.8 tor Martll aud 414H0 fnr AprH.
MEATs-Wtrc tn uluct better demand boxel lots
for hs European trate, sud very 1r1n ut proyI
Hales wBre reported Ut 4Uo00 liz shoulders ~ III t'
n:.o, 2ooo ~ crew. ha,s t ibn, at p'sc ~, ,oo In
shor rils IT p'.c; lno 1hs % a. s1u; aao hsca 10
saast slrara At stalsA&1a.a' per aoo
Tic ,narsvt closcI ut oc for green anoittcrs, ""
fur dn long clear, Dko u short rtbE, pAo do fhort
clear, md Jha-9.do 10 hams. sweet~piekle hams t16
qs,oesl At G38.:v suF shoulders. cash sellor Fe-
rnary;, Gic ITO seller Mlrvh; e TO selce April;
iSna el9sr FL e.,h or ssuf fs.Fuasy da .slies
a,.c cash Of ae!1rr February do solier March, s.e
q" seller April 1oc: short clears o:4c; do seller
nssis c nsasr n tan eSss ess u cut ao ss. ,s
III for shoulders. for suit fsh4 .ud l,:c for
ahort clears-ail packed.
QRrAsE-HAs tnist at ga Zoe.
1IEEF pis0puCTs-Werr 4lct mud nouinnlly I'M
shanke at ss2I for 1ness, 1919 for extra ucss aud
TALLow--QHuttl at at1G48t3c.
, 1875-02-06
THE PRODUCE MARKETS,
new YSEK,

Special ntspath to The GAteaga 7tfbons.
NEW Yonx, Feb. 6-uHAtn-1n wheat tLsre was
nothtng dous ut Early c4ahge prices favored the
buyer under Tbs less satisfactory avsces from Io,l-
lon t!iers hold oH tue 1arkat closes lower aud u-
yestsd tue business uhioy In spring for export
Winter u bottar sustained thaa spring, sud u iu fair
ienaul for milling; the sales 700 bu VI slo5a
l.u8tS for No. Z chicaso sprInx lu store aid
ahost; s1.o8k for No. Milwaukee nomt
ual!y 10 store; &.2sasl,A far red West
ern $l.34>S@l2s for amber do; sl.2s91,o9 got
whIts Michisln; $l.sl for common white Ohio; md
5000 bu No. Milwaukee rr1torted 1t Sill, saoak
Barley 10 dull aud heavy prices unsettled barley
malt IL dull and tame; sales u l4OO bu two-rowea
State Al Il. 40 tlne aud Asu b9 Lake Shore aud 4eou
bu good Wuxcsu, both Ut sl,i5, inc. Data arc moro
Ecttyo and nrm; tho saea frs 10000 Ut tsw Ohio
mixed st eddt6ao Oh truck aud AnoAt; whits It ts3
6yNo on truck and ahtAs; Western mixed
It 08RosHo In aturs aud Aloat; whits, Dsld
9I0o truck and saoat; Btxta n1al ut Gctb6yAo On
tsa1k; Iadlas1s. o7aG7ttsdaAlo atloat, auL mixed
Canadian u 63e anoat, Rye very Iul tut heavy !;
s4es u small luts of sa!e at Co., cur |. freely Of
ferel and cloess tan,e The danund u chiohy for
port market aomtual tLs sales 1000 Ia West
sFn mixed 1T sass3kc for asw the lnslde prize fer
soft Wsstssn ~hits 1t sa0sto Westsrn yellow II ~
asehs; souteru yellow II sso, ssuthssu vhtss u %
0a7e JAEs<y 1saiss 1t a10a2Ao.
, 1875-02-06

TIC; eron sota4cc; lemon, ree1, Iea40r. DOMESTIC
sn s: 1nal!ass ailgs'. an. s s. Mss"p sssss sosass s S
s.s; Do p.rsa Hsats; stscalsrr'ss ss's1,ss
!tsrs isi4s .as1ar, s1, ''l' Tsrr,a"Hs. S's easa;
NAPLES wanut*. 1sa,de; Crcnoh:o wa'aut1 new,
~,ns H pesu. gftse Tsnnes.es s'r peaaass, e.
10, ATTY htri.am pcA,,ntss t, . ',eaft.
Htcn'ly. u mons ArArso anil Hr,n Ehuiee nrtlca np
Malaga ie,aans, isosaoo; ehoce Hs.ssna ani lairr-
Ga1h00 yer case; Palermo mud Mcsstnn do, t'er bx.
klsos ~: srrlos rrr it h s on!a25o; rhor.' 10
ho1oa. 1os4tQ1, Malaga grapes s4.5cd95.oo pes ken
GHtWEnEF:s-Trado though .o,no better than ,',,-
Ing the two preceding days, lacking In aAamnsnn+
fe~ bnyert bln1 tn attsutanct, ani :" mall orders y
Icing generally for nolcIsie amounts and confined to
Thu diminished dcnad for cnees rcalItnE frnm tl,e
recent slrp adyancs haa ln tho pEnet to modify th
nj ess g"n wr: Sn H." ps 1t 'xsS e as %
nnA ot the woek. tn Fell. Tho .toeka Of ito iu the
eight .rrinctra lstri',nslng points Of tho United
tnn in 18TH H. 0Vl III ina an. 47i IN 1871. Sugars
w'rr atcady at tho atclyrrtue"l prices. Brurs.
tinun {nt but tI,o nvancr III gol,i Premium kerls
them firn III price. clofe4 ara tnlling hshor. The
rrs..ns srn t. s.ti,',aea = q, eny l1oo Ta .hs
:, klcE--atna, !Ha1Ec; .n.neoon, sxea7c; Caro-
=, cotyEfa-o. g.. Jssa. $4tzaae: Java, No. 2, 5ets
Jc; ehairo to fafey fuu 2tGa34 l; good to prlnu
ss sineaansrS soaoa 5ass cjsfs Fs'1s 1a 5
N+e MaraeAiho, 2ha24hc.
suaAns-1atens eui 1oaf. llda11Ho; crushed and
ns"s9s ftaer' ,o,s d. S5 a.ios's T. &
cHtra &, 5'.G1h: Nc, 9Ic; yellov. No. /, p. d
st.c; common du, 79t7.e; choice n.olassas sugar.
s,tSa;io; conmon 10 tais DO. 1896: N. .. common
sfnttrc.TNsmor3 ,1+arr a 1ssat m si1v., dim.
, 1875-02-06

ALCDHOL-WAs quoted At Sl.8G&1. SO.
NEo0M.cO1sN-The .rslu is Light aud chiefly local.
Ues!ets obtaining tho following prices: Good to
extra hurl l2al3c brush that Will work ttsolf Into
choice hurl broom, 1U!E@l2,; common 10 fair do.
01it9l0o; inferior brush Bkfauc cruoked, b}aa7hc.
observation-disclosures rernains quiet, with prlcea rul.
lag unsettled and weak except for clloca 10 fancy
tahlo butter, for which thero u ready sale at fully
quoted prioss 0hoias to fancy yellow. 3assdo; mo.
ttun 10 good grades, 91{a7to; inferior to common,
1o@t,a; Inferior to choice roll, 1o82oo.
CliEEsE-lle1nains firm. Orders are comIug fnr-
ward with freedom than IN usually wituessed II
this @uRo Of tho anason, aud. uuder steadily diminish.
Try atocks shs feenF smonaas ho3sts !. cue q en.
grader 1t lGG<Idc.
cUAL-Therais continued .csivIsy in Tbs cosl-tr.ae,
There IL Hutus talk Of I'LL aslyaNre fn tie yttcs
q ~ sa'lssits II 4.assswanna sen s9sMsiuEo: earp!
Han, Sioo; 6r,S,k., a7oo; Biosabura ssso; uosk- .
tng Valley. s7oo; 1uds*na bIook td5o; 1lvis. $3.50
eCOOpEnAGE-purk hurrelH were firm At s11s.
and tiercss at si.Aa Pork b4rrey Sl.1a; lard trces,
sia,: t'ouF larrs"' 4sasssu L. wl.ky Galrs4. slpa.d
ely.o9s3l % aour .avs. 3l.OsssA.s0; ei1ais aous
hra4s 1,ASs. '!aAt e!s; md ,o,
15c higer BhipInrs tho East In thu ulatkrt.
u lilo f4et ot xery Light offerings. Tns receipts were
leIusial at l,4i2 head snd iuauy Ut these wars held
for ~ xvanos lIcavy Hsxi.ta sul Il Ss oouss l2E,
Chiefly tic inside, mid sIt At t7.su( @ uitsinR II
Df 7G0 htAl.
flsN-rrsds WAS active, both on local and country
.exoupt. aud Frtstn sssa ruled ism. W. suite Al
fo!lews: No. wh!tctsh, k-brl &. 1.s!sss.s,: No. DO
Is. .4Ge1s o. No. trout, u. .0Vlst. hi No. shore
7.ooi No. tnssksrct k.bsl. tdaataa 90 family
tnackeEei. lhrl, =. .5oiat75; NJ. shore ks. sl15
SaoQ9!a Labrador herring. splis, bril- $s.soaas.ot;
- ..n, H2s9aat1oi I.11..los bsfEtnK, round. hsl.
per bt4 Aosj Columbia laYer salu.. -ir,, S95s
y 70 ~ osea'. iruut des aud doe per cA.s, Aibo
F!u1Ts AMI NufA-uta!tr thts Lea4iuix saerb
dosnnnt tn lo4t riartuicsss Ut tu market, AID wAs
Without spsral aetifity in auy. tsit.s were quoted
firm fullnwA: FuhEI0a - Datas, xtaVs 0us
drums, lst Gi7Ac; Ags 4ayeta, lskab20Ao, Turkish
lrnnvs, lltsllas; Irensh Fruntst ktgs, lttalce;
A.sol Salsaass, 1aslaksl zsnss sa4sAats. a40