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sore A 3 t.@iii-'. a.tioe 81 TIE P-sc- Fr~
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cirrir 0s-r u Also. BAY Pony MARE
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bouisseF Also, one BAY MARE sye.rs old
no brspas- Appraised =, so. is-s,
tore j I'm 5.1naers .ssIc. Of ~ e es &c
ecite No NOC-E-Cs,IORED 4 rlE
shout - esr. oil ,-boai 10 hsna- high, blind
N the LETT eye, aud brsu5eo on len tbiFh
AID shoulder y, and appraised at SIS. 1879
Taken mp by A. ;. CLARK, and essraysd De-
re john II -ss1ude Q, . } astio- Of the F-scs
rsseinct 40, one BARK BAY HORSE,
.oost ~ hands high, . or Q Mac y~srs aid,
40 ~ d prrceisspis: has SADDLE. collar
MARI. ngni. Zee ii.us sgrups. and sp-
Taken up evJ I. Car wright end esfrsyed
.. iofe = z AeLare.J r precinct ". 1. one
HANDS nigh, he i1shi hind 10 / WHIT. sna
81 ST.. iSxa,
Taken UP By J. L. miller and s,tr.v.., h.
ior. u. q Sc wsrt- j. r. pEecincs no, one
pinca pony hofss, star IN fos snead, stssut IL
haild- hishs anout 0r 10 years odd branded
= "a on fisiit shoulder appraised NJ szo. 1874
Tak-n up Dy J. A. sprbwie. an e--tray-d
o-.ors J.-hi, n saunas.S,J r. prseInrf "
=, one by y ny hois-, about lss, nasd.
IA .xh, len years Oh aud brAaael ON len
Taken up J. r. Mos and ctr ysi b. tor. 4
II. raanJers j. Z trecirnt No. one :. =.
rel h',i -. b -ze lace, wnits feel. eisNeu yeafs
old. IA hands. BRAIDED - ON left tni h: >
y. al.ra al az .ss3i
IaseD up by Leaniei y. steel, and Co.
traytd oeiors Joou IA. Sauu 0eTs, "a. tice ~
TIE fcace, Precinct No -, about Is hands
bigh. eight or niue years ol5, lief hind food
Saitt, star IA forehead. and or. nds.l J - y
o., .eit slpGldsr. aad on right snoalcer
=
iao and appraised at $40.
Iaken up 10y James Winters, Justice Of
tns re.est on~ dark bay Hor-e, n~e yr.n
Old fo1rt-en hands hts oe&nd-d ~ Oh left
shoalser. and oioteh brand 90 siz ht shbuit-
er. Vaiued ~ 80 no.oxN.
Taken up by q r. Butter aud e-t,.yed be.
lore J. IL swsti, , a. que brO~n .ar.,
soOui elk Gals Odd. with lhr-e wE..@ f-st
oiased lace, about - hands high. Va urd .:
Wv Iu-G
rasen up oy ". v. Col isrs aud e-tr-, eli
before " y ssak, j. y Ps.~iucs No. A. s,l..
lsTs DAY hors-. 40 Il srd- hi. \. ~ or ID year.
oie max ssot pvEcsiv.oie - a Ur..d o..
ieutnsni sss. bo brands. some . udls m.rs
v iuud al A. Also. Ons Iisnt bay hur-~ x
hsnn - nisl, years oil =, no oTsSds, va;u-a
~ Sl3, .Sxn
TAKEN up by william Prrirf, and e.,ray.d
osfois a L.nicr: r. rleciLei No. =, one
bay nor<o ABOUT IL hands high. VEN old
usht hind loot white, Drapdsu u on l@ft
shoulder, valued al sl5. lbsyi
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Buchan's cresyiic Ointment viii XIII ths
Screw Worm every time. and cure Foot Ro:
In sheep and Cattle.
Bacnsnis Cresyilo sheep Dip IL an infali..
Die r-rnsdy fsr IN scab In sheen: being
ktiir the scab.
hucnsn's tsrooilc Disir fecting Soap cure,
Mango In Hor-e-, poas ant Cattle. ana k,II1
Lice, Fiess and Ticks on all animais
be sure las. Suchsn q Co.'S name pp>ar,
10 the labels. All others are counterfeit and
Sorihiess. WM. KinDEk q ca, Ptiu..i-
oal lbsIo., - John street New York
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10 the fdisorsof The nssnins Mall:

TO the Edfforsof the EyentnS Mall:
Gentlemen Since you have been
pro use Ia your xjvice to myself, allow
mr to offer a little advice ID return.
First, Attend to your own hu.in4s
aud lei other peoples sffsirs alone.
SECONDLY, Never spproaeh mel
chant when ha-is enxsgvd waiting %
customer, and In the presence Of Nh
customer and others, tell him Il IL r.
ported on the street he is abaut Ia fail
ard insist on . pa itive spswrr, wheft
er I've desires Ia give It or not
Thirdly. Never rive advice to Q t,u.i
ness man WIN attends tn his owu tal.i
ness and permits others In do til,
saTue, without the r~qaest of suci, nd
VICE.
~ rrmemberine the above asivff.
you vii NO sinnt1t uasfsr = favor up i,
your readers and the pu ,lic e seraIly
Reep~rsfaity. 3. p BLAME
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE DOLLAR.

SPooHei'S 6AnDss.hs GUIDE for 1877,
IN nP ,ssa-s'. sp-siei s,.ii Gu ~. 10 va, 3
si"s choice lever SEEDS. or 2S vasiS-
fes sei- ted Srg-tanle s~~a-, mailed To
my address GU Icceips 81 u es or tho guide
Nm a. SOONER. Boston. MAJ.
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4 tssPIss Pklsrni ssssy Il ID, lines
"th~ sa~ap~ss Asd Neat ese<- s-fn
Family pstsS ta se~ tnisa-"
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On. WHITTIER.
et7 o. charsss st-sst. 81 ko<ls. no
DR.. HIT TIE Z,
FOR SALE.
Steam !sr q: ts. ].

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asassy-
- offered v~ry lc~- fNms<s -. -
snI nthrr ttrces ~e1nnNr6 - -a-Das4H
mill Cscseity-1-h pr-r -
ami boiler sod Roold earaer - - -
tstsiu DALAI. AEFly -
49, -
IN JAls0R
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And nfsf Ia he hearts Of The thousands who
we're once 'he victims of 5i-orie-ed liver
ana IT'S si's,isnt msiaaies. such as Tom
s'iPsiion. Bilious faser.. Collie, py.pep<ia,
SICK Il sasacte. clliiis, sfheunatism, Gsut,
3annaiee Hest sssSe.s. Loss Of AppetIt. and
ZEN eas,~i psosity- First turrs p LIS snd
inns Is cS result cf American pfne1 s<s IL
is1re. Diseases That were on { treated ~
e'neace, nsisters, inncrts. starvation and
poisonous minerals, re no y cured l.. ti.s--
safe aud gentle pills. which ilnpart strength
70 The po1s, while they remove ali up.
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COR. ELM AND LAMAR sTs.


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TEACHERSl

Or osssrs. WIN men &C - -. e., "a .
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NaalHa

Notice is hsrehy svsa lesi 49, -
a~uo< "A rxc-fxs-c = lfuln ~ 49, - -
ry lev Of he.dItsht cerueu.ia - - -
one league ana IsIor ~ 1En1 -~rst - 49,
nnd$r Barton. - 80 cn@r1 "a - -
hs.-sore-s o. lEn~rtr cocury. e. - - 40
on Febru.r I<<- ~h.ct 40 u-r- 49,. -
he<n LI<f. thst appilc.flon 80 - - -
1f.ts cf rrxks. Tor . dupllc1ne e 49, -
t.r-srs N0.sL sANE- a -lur<<1<
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sent an insolent reply that the visit would
be "upayailing;'' that ''thc presidents
decision il made and will not be
changed"
The senate investigation followed, and
the report of the majority of the commit
tee, signed by Senators Carpenter, Lo-
gan, Alcorn and Anthony. concluded as
follows:
cit is the opinion of yotr committee
that. but for the uujustiiiable interference
Of Judge Burel. whose orders were exc
tutcd by the United States troops, the
canvass made by the Dc Ferret board.
and promulgated by the governor, de-
claring McEncry to have been elected
governor, and also declaring who had
been elected TO the legislature, would
have been acquicsced in by the people, and
that government would have entered
quietly upon the exercise of the sovereign
power OF state. & We have
already seen that the proceedings of that
board (thc Kellogg returning board) can
| not be sustained without disresaroing all
the principles OF law applicable to the
subject. and ignoring the distinction be-
tween good faith and fraud.
Considering all the facts established be-
fore your committee, there seems no cs-
cape from the alternative that the Nc
Emery government must be recognized
by congress, or congress must provide
for a new election
The senate. however, was still too
much under the influence of President
Graut 10 carry out the recommendations
though they came from some of his
warmest friends. The Kellogg govern
ment was recognized, and the browning
outrage of the century was thus made
complete. The senate, however, stulti-
fled itself by refusing to admit either of
kellogg's senators. thereby acknowledge
ing that its former action was unjustiti-
able.
This is an accurate and impartial his
tory of the Louisiana outrage. Is there
to be another: Do the Republican
managers suppose that if Louisiana has
gone Democratic the American people
will permit the man who was made gov
crnor by such means TO count in by the
same method a President who has not
been legally elected God forbid that
they should make the attempt, for they
do not know the awful storm that would
break upon their heads.
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THEIR ANSWER.
Reply of the Republicans at New Or.
leRnstO the Democrats Asking for a
COnference-They Refuse 10 Confer.
REPUBLrCAN REILLY TO THE DEMOCRATIC
INVITATION.

REPUBLICAN REPLY TO THE DEMOCRATIC
INVITATION.
New ORLEANS, NOV. lG, 1S7G.-Gen-
tlemen: The majority Of the undersigned.
10 whom your note of the l4;h inst. was
addressed, only arrived in this city yes
terday evening. We have, therefore.
been unable to reply until this morning,
and can only regret that your communi-
cation should have been given to the
press Immediately upon Its delivery, and
without the possibility OF an answer ac-
comparing il. You remark that you are
Informed that we came at the request of
the president, TO see that the board Of
canvassers make iair count Of the votes
actually cast, and ask that we meet and
confer, in order that such influence as
we possess may be eXerted on behalf OF
| such canvass Of the votes actually cast
as by Its fairness and impartiality shall
command the respect and acquiescence of
the American people of all parties. We
Join heartily with you in the counscls OF
peace, and in the expression of an earnest
desire for a perfectly honest and just dec
laration OF the results of the recent cleo
ton IN Louisiana by its lawfully consii-
tuted authorities, and we may add that
we know OF no reason to doubt that sue
declaration will be made. But we do
not see the propiiety or utility of a con-
terence on the basis aud subject to the
limitations You propose, for we
have no such duty imposed on
| Us; anu us suggested by the
clause OF Your note first quoted, we
are al most requested TO be wit
nesses OF what shall occur IN the canvass
OF the votes, without power or legal in
iiucnce over the result. or over the means
by which, under the laws OF Louisiana,
the result IS TO be determined. We can
not doubt that in this you, upon reilec-
ton, will concur with us. We are here
rs private citizens, with no official
powers. We therefore can not supercede
or modify any law of that state, nor have
we any right to control or influence any
OF It's officers as to tho manner in which
they shall perform the ministerial or iu-
uiciai duties imposed upon them by Its
laws, and should We. being strangers and
without Official functions, attempt this,
we should be condemned by the people
! OF every state in the Union for an im.
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FRIGHTENING.
Uncle Sans Chances Frightening.
Latest from the Disputed States
south Carolina LOUisiana-The Feel
ing in New York.

Special TO the It. Louis Republican.
NEW DIRK. Nov. !. The Democratic
executive committee of South Carolina
tclegraphcd the national committee the
auxiliary order in our favor This is a
great point gained. The order has the
effect, at least temporarily, Of combining
the state canyassing board to ministerial
functions and insures count Of the votes
as reported TO the board.
YESTERDAYS AuvICEs CONFIRMED.
No further news from Florida and
Louisiana, except several dispatches con-
tirmng yesterdays advice.
REPUBLICAN HOPES DECREASED.
Commercial depression and popular
excitement here continue uhabated, but
there is marked decrease in Republican
hopes. The Post tonight
DENoUNCEs THE SECRET COUNT
In Louisiana as Il fatal mistake, and the
general result of the Radical threats to
count out states.
NOT TO DE CHEATED.
There is popular determination not to
be cheated and an increased resolution
to inaugurate Tilden and Hendricks on
March >. The reports of popular meet
ines in the West are received with IA
vor and there is a strong pressure for a
grand
NON-PARTISAN DEMONSTRATION
Here next week. The Democratic man.
ayers have been conservative in the ex-
IRENE, deprecating excitement and con-
ilding fully in the good sense and Iesolu-
ton of the people, but no fraud will be
submitted TO, nor will any technicality
be permitted TO obstruct the clcarly-ex-
pressed will OF the people.
RADICALS HOLDING OFF.
Many here believe the Radicals are
only holding of for terms, hoping to Sc
cure immunity for the past, but President
Tllden will make no compromise with
defrauders, and declares that the people
must see the book.
DECENTRALIZATION.
The cusiom-hOuse here is dcmoraliZed.
The inspectors of the European steamers
are doubling their exaclons, knowing
that their time is short Many specific
cases OF such robbery are reported. The
Democrats here are in almost too good
humor to laugh at their adversaries,
while the Republicans are bitter and sui.
len. Rely on it that nothing will defeat
the popular Will as expressed on Novem.
Der the eth.
Especial 10 the ST. Louis Republican,
THE DEMOCRATIC PROTEST.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE protest
presented to the returning board yes
ferday by Democrats, and which the
board refused TO receive, set, forth that
the duties of the board under the law are
simply ministerial, and only 10 canvass
ana compile returns when local officer )
address a communication to them based
on the ailidavits of three citizens, and
that they have only then judicial power
II is only claimed that the portion of the
statute conferring upon the board judic-
ial power is merely ornamental. Again,
that the law Is unconstitutional in con-
ferring judicial power at all, as by the
state constitution 1t is specially provided
that no judicial power shall be conferred
upon other body than the courts, and
that this power conferred on the return.
ins board was judicial power, given
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TME BULLETIN EsIABLisuuENT
HnM SAFE

am anxious to go out of the newspaper
and printing business into another busi-
ness and therefore offer the whole BuLIr-
TIN Printing Establishment machinery
types, buildings, and good will of The
newspaper and job oflice--for salc upon
the easiest kind Of terms. This news
paper and job printing establishment Is
the best appointed one IN Southern Jlli-
nois, and is a moncy-making concern.
Any one who wishes to engage in the
business will find this to he an excellent
opportunity.
Inquire at the BULLETIN Office, OF Mr..
L. a. Burnett.
Oct. 20. 1876. JONI Ii. ORERIY
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SiseriH's Sale.

by virtue of an execution TO me directed by the
CLERK OF the Circuit Court Of Alexander County in
the State OF Illinois, in favor of Daniel :. Davie,
administrator. lie bOnis non of James j. Provo,
deceased, for the use Of Levi NJ. Davis, and
against William ii. sandusky, have levied up
on the following described property, situated in
the city of Cairo, County of Alexander and state
Of Illinois, to wit; Lot numbered thirty $50 IN
Block numbered forty-fye (t5). as the property
Of the said William III. sandusky, which l shall
offer at public sale at the southwest door of the
court house in the city Of Cairo, In said county,
on the Eighth day OF December, A. D., 1876 mt
the hour of eleven clock, I'm for cash 10
satisfy said execution.
ALIEN II. IRWIN, Sheriff.
Cairo, Ills Nov lG, 1870. d-t-d
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Democrats have, according to the ballots
actually cast, carried South Carolina,
Florida and Louisiana but they say. in
certain parts of these State, where DEM
ocratic majorities have been obtained,
Republicans did not vote therefore the
Democratic majorties must be overcome
by throwing out the Democratic ballots.
This is rascally, but it is the way Repub-
Leans carry elections.
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BARCLAY BROTHERS.
Exclusive Agents for Southern Illinois, and
the adjacent country South and
West of Cairo
NEGrtgagcebs Sale,

WHEREAS, Maria Roberts Of the Counts Of
Alexander and state Of iihuGis, boy her certain
trust deed, or sale mortgage, duly executed, ac-
knowledged and delivered. bearing date the 18th
day Of August, \. - lsi6, and recorded in the
Recorder Office Of Alexander county, in the
state Of Illinois, in book Z Of sale mortgages at
page 80, diu convey unto Dr-emas GTreHlcy As
trustee, all tGe following described premises.
situated in the county of Alexander ana State Of
Illinois 20 wit The southwest fractional part
OF section twenty-five to, township seventeen
% range twO o. west also the southeast frac-
tional part OF section Iwcnty-sIx tlc), In town
ship seventeen 40, IN range two c2) vest, to So
cure the payment Of pTOmissOrY note for the
sum of one hundred aud sixty-eight dollars, ex-
ecuted by The said Maria Roberts and payable 10
the order of the said OrseInas GTeenley aud
whereas, ~ Is provided in and 10y sad ttust
deed, that in case of default in the payment of
the said prODissOry note or any part thereof,
according T. the tenor and effect Of said note,
then, on application Of the legal holder of said
note, il should and might be lawful Tor The I'M
deTsig ed pTselnas GTecnley 10 sell and dispose
Of the said premises, and all the right. title, benz
eft and cquit of redemption OF said Maria
Roberts or her heirs and assigns therein al pub
lie auction. at the west door of the court house,
in The cityof Cairo, in the county of Alexander
and State of Illinois, for the highest and b. II
price the same Will bring in cash after having
advertised such sale thirty days in any newspa-
per AT that time published in the said city Of
Cairo and to make, execute, and deliver 10 the
purchaser or purchasers at such sale, good and
sufficient deed or deeds of convey gnCe for the
premises sold, and out Of the proceeds OF such
sale TO pay oil costs and expenses incurred in al
vertising and selling sald premises. IN ludlng
attorney 5 fees, also the principal and interest
on said note and, whereas, default has been
made in the payment of the said note, principal
and interest; now, therefore, public notice Is
hereby gwen, that in u. uance Of said sale
mortgage, ami by virtue Of toe power and au-
thOrity 10 me granted in and by the same, and
by virtue of the statute of the state, the under
signed will on Friday, the l7lh day of Nov a.
1915, at O'Clock, p M, at west door ofthe
court house, in the city of Cairo, sell and dispose
~ N nj ma
gagedeed dies cribed, and all theriCht title BEN
eft and equity of redemption of the said Maria
Roberts, her heirs or assigns therein, at public
auction, for the highest and best price the same
will bring in cash.
ORsEMAs GREESLEY, Mortgage.
LINEGAR x LANsDEN. AIRY Tor Mortgage
Oct II. 1873. sod
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EX.-Gov. j. MADISON WELLS, president
OF the returning board of Louisiana, is
the man upon whom the Republicans OF
the country now rely to help them to a
president. lie was denounced as per-
jurer. and ballot-box stuller by commit
tee of Republican Congress and in
June 1867, Gen. Sheridan hustled him
out OF the Office of governor of louisiana
and appointed Thomas !. Durant in his
place. In letter TO Secretary Stanton.
dated June 3, 1867, Gen. Sheridan said
~ say now, unequivocally, that Governor
Wells is political trickster and dshon-
est man." Now, Gen. Sheridan is up
holding with bayoncts this political trick
ster and dishonest man while he robs
Gov. Tilden of the presidents office.
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pcrn familiar not the me or inclination to make
ali ana s.askvh v
Elaine, the Family Safeguard Oil,

standing 100 de- preference
OF lso less toy vcm max
ELAINE free
oil the
h than perfectly
whereas o
test the heavier
otss wick
The
largest only crn,shtfo
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those who were hard to convert" says
The Times. active members would call
out Give me the whip, and let me give
him bull-dose.' From this 1t became
easy to say That fellow ought to he
bulldosed, or bull doied,' aud soon bull.
dosing. bulldozing and bulldozers came
to be slang words"
The sheriff of ono of the parishes broke
up the "Stor." and captured its oaths,
bylaws and a list OF its members. This
fact was published and attracted con-
siderable attention throughout the coun-
try. After this exposure the Republ-
cans of Louisiana attempted TO break its
force, by retorting upon the Democrats !:
"You intimidate also. You bulldoze as
well as we." In this way bulldozc came
to mean In Louisiana intimidation for po-
ltical purposes; and when the Republi.
cans say: Certain parishes were bull
dozed,H they mean that in those parishes
the Democrats inundated colored Re-
publicans and by this intimidation kept
them from voting the Republican ticket.
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The Jonesboro Ga-eth claims the
Democratic banner OF the Eighteenth dis
trict for Union county. The claim is al.
lowed. Old Union leads all the Demo-
cratic counties Of the district.
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WIN. r. SMITH
Physician g. Surgeon,

Once in Winters Block, corner seventh aud
Commercial Avenue. ientrance on Seventh /.
Residence Thirteenth street, west Of sshington
avenue. II,
The Morning herald., 1876-06-15
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
stock Market.
Philaaelpnla Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY, June IA
There Is no Increased demand for Cotton,
without change from yesterdays quota
tions. Small Sales OF middling upland at
I2c, and Gulf at l2Mc.
There Is nothing doing in Cloverseed Or
Timothy. q small lot sold at 81 49,
Coffee continues in very quiet condi
favor of buyers. Sales of 600 bags Rio at AZ
@ls4c; and lbO bags Laguayra at INC.
Sugar-The market is very strong at TX
@7zAc 5or fair and good refinius Cuba, but
The offerings are exceedingly light, hence
transactions are unimpOrtant. Refined
sugars are ktr ng at lie for cut loaf; 1Oaasc
for crushed and powdered; lO3sc for gram
ulated, and l0c for A.
Molasses the offerings are only moderate
but fully ample f, + the inquiry, we quote
nominally at 83llc for 50-test.
The Flour trade is dull and there are free
sellers at yesterdays quota,i MS. Sales OF
900 barrels chiefly extra families at Sc 70 fol
low grades up to $f37la for fancy Minnesota
$6@6 rs for Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana
do do lncluding high grades and patent at
79S 50.
Rye Flour commands $475.
Corn Meal Is held at So 30.
The Wheat market is very quiet and
steady, sales of6 900 bashels Pennsylvania
red at 81 40; amber at 81 44@l 55; Western at
81 050Dl 20, and White at Sl4O@15O
Rye is dull
Corp is in fair request and $4,000 bushels
yellow sold at 5Sc, In the cars; 531lc o b fOl
ia il, and SOC fol steam.
oats are dull at 34@35o for mixed. and $500
i4c for white.
whisky is quiet, small sales OF Western
iron-bound barrels ct 81 IL.