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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26
During Fair Week,
Onnnhor I'll IN 1oth ;n.lnE.

Tickets will be sold from all stations
on Main Line and Branches every
day, commencing Sunday, Oct. 9th.
till Thursday, October 10th, inclu-
sive !; tickets good to return till Oc-
tober 18th, Inclusive.
No Stop-Over Tickets viii be is
sued.
No tickets will be sold without an
admission ticket to the Exposition
and Fair, for which so cents extra
will be charged.
ii'1 Gen'I saperinlendt. CENT ii r aoTp ig.,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26
ONLY SOC

We will send the LEDGER to any
new subscriber the remainder OF this
year for Scots. cash in advance. Now
is the time to procure a paper if you
wish to keep up with the times. We
make this offer SO that every man in
the county can try us for one year.
There is no reason why every man in
the county should not take the LED
GER. 1t contains more reading mat
ter each week, than any other country
paper in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26

IT is not worth while tc make a
great deal of noise about it, but it is a
fact patent to obsetyant politicians
that there is very little ground of
quarrel between Greenback men and
Democrats,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26
sHERIFF'S SALE.

b. virtue and authority of agen-
eral execution issued from the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Auirian County, Missouri, returna-
BILE at the October term, 1873, of said
court, and to me directed, in favor OF
:. IL. Locke. f, ID. Wills, William
Wills, w. III. Mcfarland and Z. e.
Canter. [ have levied upon and
seized all the right, title, interest and
calm of the said +. d. Wills, Will
inn Wills, w. ii. Mcfarland and Z.
G. Canter, of. in and t. the follow
ing described real estate, to-Wit
nrots (31 a. 81 and 10y in block (26I
in tic Town of Vanda,ia, Mo, also
3 acres, part of the south half of the
southwest quarter, section (26) town.
ship57 range All lying and be,
ing N the said county, and state OF
| Missouri !; and | will on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26
ANNOUNCEMENT
COUNTY CLERK.

WE are authorized to W. Z.
w Bridges as a candidate for County
Clerk of Audrain county, on the Indie
pendent ticket, fubiect tc the November
election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26

MISSOURI Democrats favor an in
crease of the currency commensurate
with the requirements of trade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26
Thursday, the 18th Day o
October, A d 1873.

BesFccn the hours of nine O'Clock in
~thaforenoOn and five o'clock i'll ihc
AFTERNOON Of that day, at the cast
fr,ht Of the court house door in the
CIA OF AcXiCo, County OF Audriau
aiIesaid. sell the same, OF SO much
iitaaof a. may be required. ut public
yctiuc. to the highest bidder, for
cal III hand, Subject to all prior
iici5 and iudgmcnts,) TO satisfy said
execution and costs.
Ii. GLASSCOCk.
Sheriff OF Audrian County, Mo-.
BIT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26

Born New Orleans and Vlckshurg
decline further financial aid for the
yellow fever campaign, but generous
supplies are required at Memphis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26

THE primary election in Audrain
passed Off; the newspapers there say,
with great quiet and gave universal
satisfaction. The Democrats of Au-
drain thus wisely preserve their or
g~auization Columbia Herald
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26

We think, from what We a learn,
that the straight ticket in Galloway
will be elected without a single cmisy
sion
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26
JOSH BILLINGS PHILOSOPHY.

Yu kan find plenty ov people in
this world who are deeply anxious for
the salvation of the poor mans soul,
but when it is a matter of bread and
butter for him they amt thare.
1t IL 50 natral and easy to lie that
i have been astounded at even the
small amount ov truth there IL in the
world.
propose soon to retire from actifr
lift, but i don't propose to take no
back seat; am going to take Il front
seat, and see. other phools perform.
Thare IL nothing quicker, and
easier, to do than set down in a dent
lists chair and have a double tooth
jerkt out-oy some other fellows
jaw.
The man who kant talk with you
ten minutes on an ordinary business
topic without expressing a CRATE anx-
iety for the welfare Of your soul,
wants the klusscst kind ov watching.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26

THE Republicans of Massachusetts,
have nominated How Thomas Talbot
for governor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26

GREENBAcK Democrats are not alb
money men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26
Tckets Sold Every Day

From Warrenton and all stations east
Of Warrenton good to go day Of sale
only ; good returning for 5 days from
date of sale.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26

FRIENDS are the thermometers by
which we may judge the temperature
of our fortunes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26
tsHOME FIPST, THE WORLD
AFTERWARDS.o

AFTERWARDS"
"How a the world know a man
has a good thing unless he adyertises
possession of il. cornelius Wander
bilt.
"Frequent and constant advertis-
ing brought me all 1 own.'-A. I.
Stewart.
ssSuccess depends upon a liberal
patronage ofprinting offices. "-J. j.
Astor.
'sThe road TO fortune is through
printers ink."-P. L. Barnum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26

JUDGE FAGG is the flag end of tie
radical party.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26

No, thereis nothing wrong about
the feet ofMexico gitls. They are
small, very small--when compared
with a grain elevator Oh coal barge.
A bright and beautiful young LAZY OF
that city got NJ of her feet caught
in an old well, the other day, and
they had to dig all around it to get it
out.-Fulton Enterprise.
Yes, and the young ladies of Mexi-
co have more brains in their feet than
the average Fulton girl has In her
head.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26
rh lrsday, the 18th Day OF
October. A. D. 1873.

Between the hours OF nine O'Clock in
~theforenoon and five O'Clock III the
afternoon of that day, ut the east
froit door of the Court House, IN
thecity of Mexico, County of Au-
dri3n aforesaid, sell the same, or so
muth thereof as may be required. at
public vendue, to the highest bidder,
iorcash in hand, (subJect to all PRIOR
liens and Judgments, to satisfy said
execution and costs.
Ii. GLASSCOCK,
Sheriff Of Audriau County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26

MISSOURI Democrats are opposed
to 81 protective tariff.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26

.D"n't a. IsGisnbuS. bat Judge
for yalsIS. ~. Se,h for free tiiiA-
ugranh az 5-Eon SO Fright
scale. "a Iron and =teca, Brass
Be- in. Address, jones OF BingU
iamtGn, 81 nsl;RHnt0n, n. v.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-09-26
To St. Louis
Al FIVE CENTS PER MILE,

From stations on its line .s follows:
Monday, September 8, 16 % and 80,
Tickets Will be sold from Moberly
and all stations east of Moberly, i'll
Guiding Columbia Branch /; good GO
Ing day of sale only good returning
tor > days from date OF sale.
Tuesday, Sept. 10, II, 2i and Oct. /,
Tickets will be sold from all stations
north of Moberly to and including
Ottumwa ; good going dav of sale
ouly good returning for 5 days only
[ ON date of sale.
Wednesday, Sept. IL, Is, 10 & Oct. 2,
Tickets will be sold from all stations
west of Moberly, including Glasgow
and st. Joseph Branches /; good going
day of sale only good returning for
5 DAYS from date of sale.
Thursday, Sept. II, Is, IS & Oct. 8,
Tickets will 10 sold from Moberly
and all stations east of Moberly, in-
! Guiding Columbia Branch; good go
ing day of sale only good returning
for 3 days only from date of sale.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
CRIME,

Let a negro riot occur at
distant intervals in the South,
and at once the bloody shirt
is Haunted all over the North,
and we are held up as barba-
rians who commit murder
without remorse OF conscience.
We are no apologist for any
violation of law but in re-
gard to morality and the high
er degrees Of crime, we do not
fear comparison with the
Nortn. We read New York;
Washington. Chicago, Cincin-
natl and St. Louis papers reg=
ularly, and not a number
reaches US that does not speak
of horrible murders, wife mur-
ders, rape, arson. ministerial
seductious and grave robbing.
The remains Of the dead are
not permitted to sleep their
long sleep quietly, nor rest in
peace.
We repeat you cannot pick
up a Northern paper that does
rot relate sensational instan-
ces Of crimes that make one
lllc Ivu.-. ..~'- II r
things as common to large
communities a2d do not taunt
the North with them. Why
then don't the North practice
the same charity towards us
We commend to our Northern
and Western brethren that
valuable Bible maxim, First
pluck the beam out OF your
own eyes.'-PEL1CAN.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
\ DANGEROUS PRECEDENT.

Speaking of the English funding
system which John Sherman is try
ING TO fasten and perpetua @ upon
the American people, Jonathan
Duncan, the author Of tie Bank
Charter Act Of England, say :
The English are still! paying inter
est en- the gunpowder exploded in
the wars of Marlborough, thon~h
the principal sum, representing ITS
orig nal cost, ha- been dischHrg d
over aud over again. Thus uSni y
con'cr~ immortality OIL debt. a"o
avery eli d born n'tc, the co ,'.ac
,on o. the Gcbt is ,carcd n tht
cradle Of 6-cal bondage.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
THE LARGEST ROCK.

Probably the largest and hlgh~
est rock in the known world Is the
South Dome Of Ycsomi;e. Stand
ing at the fork! Of the upper valley
it rears itself a solitary rocky Loaf,
six thousand feet above the ground.
A more powerful hand than that OF
Titan has cut away the Eastern
half, leaving a sheerprecIpice ovc'
mi.e in height. No man ever trod
tho top Of this dome until last year
Former visitors gaz d in wonder
at the spikes driven into these
rocks by hardy spirits who had re-
pcatedly eudeavored to scale 1t
The shreads of rope dangling II
the wind told the story OF thel
failure. Last year. however, ate
,hous suds of dollars had been spent
several persons found their way Il
the top of the dome, and last sum
mor two sheep were dlscovcre
prows.g on the hitherto inacces
-ihie peak.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
A QUEER MUSICAL INVEN
TlON.
Portland { Me.) Press.


Mr.. E. 3. Robi inson is introduce
inc a new musical instrument which
promises to become popular. 1t re
ouircs no musical knowledge to
produce the best compositions. 1t
is a wind instr umcnt somewhat re-
sembling in appearance a cabinet
organ, and is operated by pedals.
But there arc no keys. and no fig
uring is required in playing tune
The tunes are prepared 10y perfora-
ito 8 in broad sheet of paper, the
,nr,,,4l,, --e--~ II, .,~"r>"o.; .;"r 1ntnr-
This sheet of pager, in which the
times are thus cut, is wound on a
reel and beng placed in the i:stru-
mcnt, is UNIV ound Ivy the action OF
the pedals, the paper passing over
q hridoc in which the reels are
n,accd. AS the wind is ORA wn into
the reels at the top the passage Of
the nauer over them prevents i
from entering any save those where
the perfora,ions in tie paper 'all
and the notes are thus produced
automatically. 1t possesses grca
power and the bass notes are pro
| ,J <,s,ooioIIv WrlI
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
A LADY KILLED BY II AK
DYE.
Cincinnati Gazette.

A few days since middle aged
lady, living in the suburbs OF
Springfield, Ohio, died from some
mysterious disease located in the
head. The symptoms had long
been manifested, but no treatment
seemed to have permanent ehe t..
After death there was an examlna'
tion made, in which Cincinnati
physicians took part, and wF'lch
resulted in the unanimous decision
tha, death was caused, primarily
by the use for long period 0! che;:'
cal compounds for dying the hair
There is said to have been o coat
ing formed over the brain causing
something like a paralysis OF iha
| organ
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23

eM@ And again the world is
startled by The story of a monstrous
soake-a landscrpent even vaster
than that which Rcgulus attacked
with his Roman legionaries: with
bnzisfa aud the missile weapons
Of antiquity. While the work of
draining the lake Of Fezzarah, in
Algeria, has been progressing, the
workmcn discovered that its Wa
,cis were abnormally agitated at
sunrise and sundown. Their curl
csi,v prompted them to investigate
the cause of the PHENOMENON, when
they were startled and terrified hy
tie sight OF a serpcat no less than
six,y metres GOO (cetJ in length,
which made the lake its place of
eruge by night. and abandoned it
early at sunrise, in order, doubtless ,
to seek victims IN the forests near
hy. He has repeatedly been OBJ
served OF late swimming on tie
su. face OF the lake. with head rais'
ed about a yard above the water
Iti- now a confirmed fact tha'
most Of the Central African lake;
are inhabited by amphibious mol
= sters of the same species.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23

sThus monied classes are perpet.
uatcd by usnry, as landed classes
arc perpteua'ed hy nrimogenitu.e.
These laws are the parents Of po-
liticaI privileges. and privilege ne
cessariiy demands exclusion as the
condition OF it's own eXistance. The
wo fo'ms of wealth, landed ard
monied, unite on behalf of privilege
and their alliance puts down and
keeps down all the rest OF the COM
munity who have neither acres nor
gold
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
THE PHILOSOPHY. OF NEWSPAPER
DNERTISING.

Hermit the New York CORES
pondent of the Troy Times, a close
observer of things 10 New
York. IN his --latest Litter, ph;ioso
pficat!y rcluar ks !: !ihc autumn
trade i now in foil activity. ard
business men arc exerting every
effort to improve the harvest. Onc
method il the hand bill system, hy
which the hotels are daily inunda-
one one b y alter another w'! @5 t"e
rounds, AID in this way an attempt
is made to obtain trade. Ot these,
however, the greater part arc waS-
ted, since The waiter generally picks
them up and throws them into the
street, ard the next d'y a csh IN
! undation takes place. Experience
has clearly demonstrated that the
most efficient method of advci It's
ing is found in e ejudicious use OF
the newspaper columns. I'e
grounds on which ne Tsra?cr adver'
tis;ng, as a system. is based is hn'
man confidence, since we cannot
avoid beleveing that which W
constantly read. Thi~ conid"nc'
is sometimes abused bat still 1T !;
evident that a good advert -cmen
will, if sufficiently repeated, carr!
popular opinion. Men who advcr
tise with the greatest perslste"c
, eventually reach success. Thee
a military principle involved
this method. since the article a"
ver,iscd should &c pressed on tn
public Ivy repeated assaults. Ih
correct view, which experlenc
brings to each man, is that adve'
tisiug should be included IN II
P general estimate Of expense, as re-
ularly as store rent, clerk hire an
insurance. 1t is often SAID goc
stand at a high rent is better tht
,e q poor Que rent free, Well, az
at vertising brings man before &
ie pub ic in a way that makes al
,r 40 stand good. The best stand y
lY can have is to be in the newsp
perS.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
WADE Fl a MPTON.

Now that the election IS over.
and the field can be calmly survey
ed, and the resrl, be dispasSionate
Iy accepted and acqniesced in, We
1hirk it good time to call attention
to the fac; that while outside Of his
State, ospcc ally by few Northern
Rerub'ican journals, Governor
Wade Hampton was vilifed as
lending himself to hru'al and sys-
tenatic method Of inlimida ting the
negro voters Of South Carolina,
these same voters attended the
meetings he so frequently address"
ed and endured what he had to- say.
At one of them, larger than any o!
the others, and a: which the negro
el ment predominated, the Cover
nor briefly reviewed the work of
the Legislature, saying that it had
hard work to do. and had worked
hard. He called attention to the
fact ,ha' no. cne dollar Of the taxes
had been collected, that are sixty
thousand dollars Of deficiencies, left
by the Republican administration,
tad beer paid OF, that there one
hundred al d twenty thousand dol
lars set remaining on hand, that
he taxes had been reduced from
eleven to six n lis, the poll tax
increase ed forty thousand dollars,
certain sum prov ded for school
purposes and all this had been
done under Democratic rule Co.
ing more into details, he said 1T
is cay when candidate is appeal
ing t, tho people to go before them
and say lf will work reform, but
now ,hat l have b'en in office for
eighteen months, can come be
fore this audience, composed Of
Eoh parties and races. | can
come before any aucicrce in South
Carolina, aud challenge any man
to say that | have not kept every
ut7Jre y haze. padr"7 .nan come
faces, say thai l have not been LED
of by tue temptations OF power.
have 40, given way to passions or
pr.i.dice. | have he'd to the
straight and narrow way LAID
down in that platform | have JUS;
read to you. l promised that the laws
should be enforced and they have
been | promised there should be
no distinction on account OF color,
| and cln appeal to the colortd peo-
pIe, confident that they will sustain
re. These are not the words OF a
MN who wa nuilty, es alleged 10y
northern republicans, Of 'num'da
ton. They arc rather the wcrd;
Of a gentleman WHO rises above
uar,isAneii;p and who desires
above all ,hings to keep his Aand
and heart unsniled by wrong tt
any one. VIII the Republican pa
ocrs do Governor Hampton justice
COW that tho election is over e
,HDDeaj..
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
GRANT ORDERED BACK.

Washington Post i: The anounce-
meut made by General HickeuIoo-
Der at the late re. union of the ar
INV Of the Tennessee, to the effect
that Grant had decided 20 aban
don the residue Of his contemplated
tour around the world ard return
home in few weeks, possesses
considerable political signi:ica' &C.
1t is the first step in the Radical
prouramme of 1880 x = In
shor.. every remaining partisan
energy and resource Of Radicalis,n
will be concentrated upon the name
and fortunes of Grant, and so far
as the awkard restraints of con-
rress Democratic 10 Doth branches
will permit, the Radical managers
intend TO accomplish the gigantic
task of packing the country to
either elect Grant N 1880 or bring
abou. state Of affairs that will
enable him at their head to seize
the government by a coup d etat
upon the tx ira'ion of Hayes term
irrespective Of the result of the
election. we shall be able to give
further and more explicit details of
this plot about the time the con-
ference meets here.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23

Cuban Chill Tonic, the Great "es0
indies Fever and Ague Remedy is the
hest medicine ever presented to tho ieo-
n,c. for the speedy cure of mal"'ia--'t
curcs the Chill roots out the frNr'' II !"
rcs ont the malarial poison frcm tao SIS
tcr,. carries off tho black hile-lt saves
sickness. and gives health to the poor
srtr,rcr rct a bottle from Mumfera.-
It is cheap, an Safe.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23

Call at Mumford's or Brooks Drug
Store and get trial package OF DE- a =.
Simmons Vegetable Liver Medicine. liz
costs you nothing and may save yorf
lite.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23

rIr Senators Patterson, Grover anu
Garland. the committee appointed uhoer
+bc resolution of Senator Voorhees,, look-
inr to the establishment OF the lerfi'orS
Of Oklahama, have gone, with Senator
yo,,,.os to the Indian Territory for the
nurposc OF making observations ana ''1A
;no testimony as to the condition OF the
InIiaus. They have taken clerk anu
two stenographers with them' an" Will
make very full report.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23

Tho Russian Court invited DR.. aver
and his family to the Archdnkes eo-
ding in the Royal Palace inns u's- us
+;uc,ion was awarded him not oniS DC
a,,so he was an American, but also pe-
cause his name as Il phSSlc''' ''''' -.
come favorably known III h"sS'a ''' 80
passa ge round the world'-'f"e"'" '''''
| People.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23

Why will you suffer with II shaking
Chill or Il burning Fever, , doses OF Gu
ban Tonic, the, Great West Indies Fever
and Aguc Remedy, will stop the Chil's
and Fever. while one bottle will cure
them IN for Years. Try IL
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-11-23
! +. GASTRElL,
Bayou Sara, Louisiana,

Bayou Sara, Lousiana'
DEALER IN ,,1,,
pJ,OWS. AGRICULTURAL lMI ii1
,,nnts RriIlrs. Harr"ss, Hartlwart, Guns
Pistols, i''s Pumps, Pipes, MACHINE fltt1mGS t1IHw
Cocks, valves, Castings. Ropes, onHnrk 1",,Tk
Ware, Wagon and Carria%' :,"o''N''"'
Blncksmitli's Materials, Etc:, re; MAN
TIN "COPPER" AND SHEET lho-'
UFACTORI.
Also Aren't for the celebrated
1'' .CHARTER OAK" STOVES, 1,s
1-r;e Garrett & Cottman, BrinieH, Jas.
IT. III Hail and other plows, Aliens 1irse Horss
Hoes. ood's Moving Machlnrs, ,,,aran. r,u, y.
Hay Ra<cs, all of which W. WILL l,a,iTchased
Tee to sell lower than can be p''io"'''o'
''s 'Gramgers and Others will timH ,"ins 1t M, y,
+,,o,r ,,Iynuta "c to call and cNainllo Ing
stock and prices before puclhasi's ''''0
where.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-17

. isans molssses, good 3Sc; prime i&c; choicI
/ 3Sa4Sc. Sugars are DrIn, and the demand
Is good; crushed lO4c; pnWueteSS !. iS. -,
xraaulaJedlO1ac; A coffee 94as%ci 10 Colee
! &c: extra G coffee So; commercial a
! ulgar sc; G yellow SC; New Orleans Is sell
| ing at TliaSJlc. Tea, Ooiong 3Sa65c; Young
| Tyson tIa9Oc; Gun powder IOca w. ,e-,oo
HOSEY-In moderate demand at Le9IV
per pound, California le92Oc.
HOMINY-S2 q per Dbl; demand oAIy
TAYMDull; loose, 81 90; hslsd s. O0a9 w.
JkLLIEs-Assorted tumblers al W per
duz.: assorted wine glasses sJc per doZ'
IkON-Bar marEeJ dull at o-lVgZ o-IOC
LEATHER-Dem dull business mo L
crate. We quote demlOck sole Z4a3Oc per
10; oak 33a36c; wax upper 8aZZc per looIi
harness 32a36c per 10; bride siO OJaoO W PEI
doZ. French md German call SKIN o. 'Ut
| ~ per lO.i American SKIhs u UO"' ~
NAILS-The following. are the prices
adopted by the W estern Nail Assoc!atIoH'
NC per keg less than the prices gwen pc
ing charged for lots OF 200, and upwards,
lUc extra ,or half kegs: lOd TO bOd, " %;
ID 10 81, 81 10; Cd 10 I'd, S5 90 I'd 10 od,
- 25; Sd 81 90; I'd, 80 D.
OYSTERS-Fair demand according 10
weather az S5a9Oc per gaLlon,ior bulk can
oysters, \ A. l5c per hall can; Dlaulonu
&C; d. d. & Co. 2)c; select Soc.
OILS, &C-Lard Oil, extra NO. l winter
trained, 10; white, Miners lamp OOc;
yellow SIC. t.iuseed oil, tic. Iurpenllhe
1uso5c. .ubricating, lOa2oc. Carbon 4Zc'
no charge for packing.
UILrRI-Ohlckens, live. brisk Al
81 75a:2 % per doZ.; dressed 1aoc. Turkeys,
dressed, SAGE; live, no sale. Ducks, dressed
PKOVISIONS-Family mess pork Sll OJi
clear mess Sl2 90; rump $40 10. hams,
choice sugar cured 9%;good 6h. clear slaes
TIC; shoulders, sugar cured o%a5c, pam
a5zsc Break asst bacon SAGE. Cnolce ard
In tIerces, nc; barrels, Sc; half barrels,
SC: pals, sc: butchers lard &c. hogs,
choice, &c; light, 3Laa4c. Receipts llght.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull; irish ZoaoUG
per bus; sweet 81 z5ai 81 per Dbl; SEED
sweet Sc 70 per Dbl. ,,,
PEAS-Spllt, demand light at &c per 10.
RAGS-Demand moderate; lHgZc per 10
RICE-Choice Carolina &c; prime 6Hci
common &c. O. IN
IS 90. ,.,
sEEDS-Market dull; timothy Is quoted
at 81 so; Kentucky Blue Grass 81 w; Or
chard Grass 81 81; Glover, red, 80 70; heu
Top 75c. ..oo,,-
TOBACCO-Firm. Navies, 5Oa0Sc, accord
ing 10 brand: twists unchanged al H ga 70
WHEELING STOGIES-Sel @t SIO o0
Der 1000. oo,o-,.
WOOL-Nothing doing; washed 3Oa3oc;
un Vashed one-thIrd OFT.