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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-11-05

1t is feared that bustles must again
be resorted to, to sustain the drapery
of the bouffant costumes now in fa-
vor.
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New Advertisements.
y EGISTER,S NOTICE.


Notice Is hereby given that the Executors,
Administrators and Guardians hereinafter
named have filed their respective accounts Of
the following estptes in the Registers Ofiice
at Mauch Chunk, in and Tor the County Of
Carbon, which accounts have been allowed by
the Register Will be presented to the Judges
Of the Orphans Court on MONDAY, the 18th
day of JANUARY, 1850, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ,
Cor confirmation
Second and final account of Peter Hartz, ad-
ministrator OF the estate of Ephriam Bal
llet. deceased. Filed June 9th, 1879.
The first and final account of Anna ellison,
late Anna McKennn, administrators of the
estate of Patrick McKenna, deceased. Filed
October 10, 1879.
The first and final account of Gcorgs W.
Warnke, administrator of the estate of
Charles Warnke, deceased. Filed Novem-
Der 10th, 1879.
First and final account of Phillip V. Weaver,
administrator Of the estate Of Susan Fry,
deceased. Filed October 2Sth, 1870
First and final account Of J. II, Tweedle, hd-
ministratOr of the estate of Lewis Schnnuf-
er, deceased. Filed November 1Sth. 1879.
First and final account of Thomas Kemerer,
administrator of the estate of Oliver Bren'
elser, deceased.
First and fnal accornt Of Henry Boyer, Ex-
eeutor oi the estate of Jonathan Kolb, de-
ceased.
BERNARD PHILLIPS, Register.
MRucn Chunk, Dee. 10, 1S7Q-w4
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STATE NEWS

Two new theatres are on the tapis in Pitts
burg,
On Wednesday afternoon of last week, the
first car load Of slate passed over the Bangor
and Portland railroad.
He coughed he coughed! His eyes ran,
he looked redder than lobster. But "Sel-
lers' Cough Syrup" cured him.
New hands are being taken on at the An
dover furnace near Easton.
Work commenced this week at tho Della
ware Rolling Mill IN Easton.
After an idleness of ten years the Erie
blast furnace has gone. into operation.
The Beaver Ealls car works are now filling
IN order for 100 coke cars, at the rate of ten
per week, for the Lake Erie road.
TheWells window-glass factory atBrowns-
vile, Pa, has been purchased by r. G..
Schmertz, of Pittsburg, for $4,000.
The car shops at Erie are to be enlarged
and otherwise improved, which will give
employment to an additional number Of
men.
George Kelly, laborer was killed by the
cars at Altoona ON Monday afternoon.
One of the most successful hunters of Blair
county is Mr., A. Dougherty, who is now "A
| years Of age.
The number of oil-producing wells in the
| Bradford field was estimated at 1000 on
/ the lst day Of EoYember.
a hog disease is prevailing to an alarm
ing extent in portions of Berks county.
One farmer of Heidelberg township has lost
nine.
Cora Demoud, Of Silverlyyille, near Oil
/ City. fell into a tub Of boiling water on Sun
day afternoon and was sealded to death.
John Nanny, an aged farmer Of Browns
dale, Butler county, was instantly killed on
Friday by the fall Of gate.
Miss Annie Vert, living near Harris
! burg, was so badly gored by a bull on
Thursday oC last week that it is thought she
cannot recover.
Abram Barkley, quarrymau, was eaugh
under a mass of rock in Salt Lick (Fayettt
county, mines on Thursday of last weel
and instantly killed.
The Altoona CaR is ofthe opinion that tht
presidency ofthe Pennsylvania State College
viii be offered TO Prof. j. b. Wickersham.
Andrew Lampo, a farmer living neal
Meadville, committed suicide on Friday by
hanging. He was depressed from fear tha
a suit he had IN Court would go against him
The Green Tree Hotel, on the Pennsyl
vana Railroad, twenty miles west of Phila
delpLia, has been purchased by the railroad
company, and will be torn down, the new
track running directly through it.
. The daily average production Of oil in tn
, month Of November was 81 ,Ol6 barrels. Tn
shipments that month were ,45S,645 bar
p rcls, and the stock on hand at the first c
that month was 7,794,63i barrels.
% Joseph Van Ormer, of Mead township
r. Cambria county, has made log slide tina
, is six and one-half miles in length. Their
are two million logs now ready for the slide
S and to be showed into Clearield creek.
4 The Johnstown Tribune says "For som
S time past employees at the Woodvale woole
4 mill have been working overtime owing TO
press of orders, and the outlook for regula
and steady employment for months TO com
Is most cheering
Y In the Dauphin County Court, on Satul
p. day, a decision was rendered in favor Of th
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-12-27
TEE GRANT noGaI In SHAPE.

From the Philadelphia Record, 22d.
The Republican managers have decided
To run General Grant for President again,
and Senator Don Cameron has the manage
ment of the affair entirely in his control.
The scheme was mapped out in this city
last week in the various conferences which
were held, and Mr.. Cameron waited upon
General Grant; but what he learned from
the sphynx is not known. beyond the fact
that when he came down stairs twas given
out in q confidential manner in the lobby of
the Continental that "Grant would be a can
didate." The final arrangements were con-
cluded on Saturday, and in the afternoon the
managers broke Off and went to different
parts of the country-AIr, Cameron to New
York city, Secretary Sherman to Washing
ton, and Secretary Eyarts to New York.
The news was broken to the Philadelphia
politicians on Saturday, and all of yesterday
they we're engaged in transmitting the in
formation privately to their friends. The
combination which has taken hold of Grant
is the strongest in the country, and eiiectu'
ally kills of Blaine again, leaving him outin
the cold for the present.
THE INTERESTS IN THE MOVEMENT.
The men who have taken hold Of Grant
ore the Camerons, the Shermans, and Conk-
ling, with Creswell and Keogh in the South
Sherman hes privately consented to stand
aside and allow his presidential aspirations
to vanish. What Conkling is to get out oi
the arrangement has not yot transpired, fur
ther than that, in the event Of Grants elec
ton, he would still maintain his grip on the
Empire State. Sherman refused to come t,
Philadelphia until Friday. lie had been in
yited, but he would not accept because hi
mind had not been fully made up as to wha
course he would persue. lie was seen earl.
in the afternoon, and agreed to stand asid
Tor Grant, and Grant only, It is stated, bu
not officially, that he would expect to re
main at the head Of the Treasury Depart
,nent under Grant administration. Will
Mr. Conklng was not here himself hi
views were well known, and the result
the doings here were carried to him. lie
"a be a potent factor in the movement, an
bis hand will appear in the future
poN cAMEEoN STARTS THE BATTLE.
While Don Cameron and Colonel Ora
were seated in the Att,r's 0.lic' ip the Pee
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The Cry is Still They Come !
The CaShSystGm Thoroughly Endorsed

Our constant influx of new patrons and largely increased trade
the best evidence offer in favor of the Cash System
Crowds of customers who make their purchases daily the
ORIGINAL CHEAP CASH STORE testify to its merits,
and to keep increased have in consequence thereof
thoroughly overhaued entire stock of WINTER DRY
GOODS, WOOLENS, BOOTS SHOES, &C., and have placed
the same at such asonshngy low prices that will insure
ready SALE We therefore offer to-day:
Special Bargains in Black Silks
Special Bargains in Black Cashmcres.
Special Bargains in Black Alpacas
Special Bargains in Colored Cashmeres.
Special Bargains in Ladies Sutings, in all the
Popular Shades at from 10 cts. per yard upwards.
Special Bargains in Shawls and Coatings.
Special Bargains in White and Colored Blankets
Special Bargains in Cassmeres.
Special Bargains in Boots and Shoes
acquainted
G
Call early if you would secure real Bargains.
Respectfully,
J. T. NUSBAUM & SON,
Oct 4ytcm Lehghton, Penna
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ALSO

All that certain tract or piece OF land, stu
ate in Penn Forest Township, Carbon county,
Pennsylvania, desl gnatpd us lot No. /, on tne
eastwardly side Of "A private road laid cot by
the gruntOr hereof, Tor the use aud convenience
IN common with the owners and occupants OF
tins ana adjOume lots. obtaining in front or
breadth on salu ruau siNty.two perChcs and eN-
tending thence castwardly OF that width be
tween parallel lines at right angles, In length
or depth one huudled and tWenty-nine peTchcs
bounded WestWaruY by the said road, west
Nardly and eustWarulY by lands III the warran-
tee named Of Newton Pryor, and sOuthWafdly
by lot No. ?, containing
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-12-27
LEH1GHToN. PAa

In the Legislative bribery cases at Har-
risburg on Saturday, the Court fixed the "a
Of january for the hearing of evidence on
the motion to quash the indictment against
A. W. Leiscnrng. All the indictments de-
pend on the result in this case.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-12-27

Full returns of the vote of Louisiana
show maiorities Of 59,o72 for the new Con
stitution; 3O,75l for Wilt, the Democratic
candidate for Governors and 1896 for the
Debt ordinance. The Senate will contain 81
Democrats and Republicans; the House.
70 Democrats, II Ropubtcans, Independ-
ents and | Greenbacker.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-12-27

Dan Rice, the circus man, announced in
st. Louis on Friday night that he had been
converted, "and would at once enter the
field as an evangelist" 1t is understood
that he will assist Mr.. Moody in st. Louis,
and then "seek such fields as offer the best
prospects Of success in his new work."
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more or less.
The improvements thereon are
TWO.STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
sixteen by twenty feet and necessary outbuild.
iugs.
ty Oh Augustus Walck.
ALSO
TEN ACRES,

All that certain lot or piece Of ground, situate
on the southwark side of West broadway, IN
the Borough OF MauCh Chunk aforesaid, and
numbered, III the plan or plot OF Lots luld out IN
the block knOwn as Fatzlngcr's Row, Number
Five, containing IN lIont or breadth on West
Broadway, aforesaid. twenty feet. three ana
one hall inches more or less, being the distance
between the western wall Of the house erected
on Lot Number Four and the eastern wall Ol
the house erected on Lot Number SIX, ana eX-
tending sOuthwnTdly OF that breadth between
parallel lines. running through the the centre
OF the walls aforesaid, ana at right angles with
Navigation Company, and westwgrdly BY Lot
Number six.
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IN DIVORCE.

Mary Alice Eisenhower.l | In the Court Of Com.
byher next iuend, Man. mon plcas oi Car
ussus Acker. bon County.
Va Subpoena Ia Divorce
Edwin Eisenhower. ] issued to No 4.
June Term, ls7p alias 10 NO. l. October Term.
ls7j EotG WIlts returned by the Shuri0. mot
found lu my builaWlch."
To EDWIN EisENHOWfR, Respondent above
namedi You are hereby notified TO appear az
the next term OF SAID Court, 20 De holden at
MauCh chunk, ON the second Monday uI J Iuuu.
nry, isso. 70 answer TO the smd complaint ana
In default Of y0nr appearance the same pro.
cceuings Will De Had AGAINST Won as n san sub.
puua haa bueu PERSONALLY served un0u YOU.
}. W. tAuDEN BUSH, sheriff
Msuol Chuus, Nov. IS lh7-w4
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$500

hAnn A MONTH guaranteed, el2 day
SS.Raeb at home made by the mdustious.
QpebVV tauiIal not required we viii start
you. clon, women. boys aud pIrls
maze money faster gt work for us than al any
thing else. The work Is light aud pleasant and
such as anyone can go right at Those VINO are
wise who see this notice Hlll send as their ad-
dresses At once aud see Tor themselves. Costly
Outnt and tcl ms irpo NOW Is the time, those
already az wOrK are laying up large sums OF
money. AddreU TRUE a. co, Augusta,
Maine. Jane Ivy
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mo Whom it may Concern.

The undersigned hereby gives notice 20 All
whom Il may concern, that he has loaned 20
David Eckert, of ToWamensiug township,
Carbon county, Pa. Two Horses One Farm
Wagon aud one Pair Of Bob-sleds and hereby
f1rhids an persons meddling with the same
under penalty of the law.
JOSEPH j. CHRISrMAN,
Iowameuslng twp, Dec. O. lsI9-W5s
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FIVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED
AND FIFTY SQUARE FEET.
The improvements thereon are n
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
twenty by twenty-six feet and outbuildines.
seized and taken INTO execution as the prop
erGy Of Reuben Gaumer.
AL5O,-

All that certain lot or piece Of ground situate
IN Franz in tOwndhip, carbon county, Penn
syNanin, bounded ana dLsc,i ,iDcu aS follow to
Wlt:--bCEinning Ot a stone thence by lani Of
Jacob Zeigenfuss. sOuth tfty-th, co and one halt
ucrre1s. west eigat and twO-tenthS perNheS to a
stone thence vest eleven perchcs TO stone
thence by the same south siXtysiS degrees,
west twenty. nine perches to Il stone thence by
lana OF Jonah M0risley, uOIth tltty.lOur ana
one-hali degrees est luur and One.hdlt percheS
to a post thence the same soIth oighty-1ve and
thrcefOurths degrees, west thlrty-tive and one
half peTChGs TO post thence by lana of JOhn
Oewine north eight degrees, west fourteen
pcrChes to the middle Of 1t public road lending
frOm Long Run to The house of Solomon Walk
thence IN sad road and by land of John d.
stiles, north twenty-five and three fourth de.
grees last tilty-hVe perchgs to a post on said
road; thence by The same in aid along said
road, north elghty-three degrees, east thirty
perches or theredDOuts to the Junction of II
cross road; thouCe by land OF Solomon Walk
thence south thirty two degrees east six per-
Ches to a dead birch; thence by land of Jacob
Zelgeniuss, south fOrtVslX degrees, west six
peIches TO place of beginning. containing
TEN ACRES,
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.AUTION-REWARD.

Whereas, certain reports have been put In
circulation damaging 10 the character Oi the
undersigned as "a citizen, / hereby give notice
that will handsomely any person who
will give proof as 10 the parties circulating
such reports.
JOSEPH SEABOLDT.
Lehighton, Dee. O. lsIg-3w.H
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ALSO

All that certain lot or piece OF land situate
On the Outh side OF south street. IN the village
of Upper Mauch Chunk, in the borough OF
Mauch CHUNK, Carbon county, Pennsylvania,
numbered IN the plan or plot thereOt seventy
four, containing in front or breadth on said
street hity tcet aud extending thelCu south.
ward Of tnlt width one hundred and tOrtY-UwO
feet slN inches, on the east line thereof, anu
one hundred ana iOrty feet ON the west line
thereof TO lands of the Lehign COll and Navl'
cation Company, bounded north by south
street east by lot Number seventY.thiee, south
by land uf the said Lehlgh Coal and SaYlEa
ton Company, ana west by lot Number sey-
euty- five.
The improvements thereon are
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A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that W. T.. Frlsbie.
Assignee Of John Picklord, filed his account
as such Assignee in the Court OF Common
Pleas of Carbon County, and that the same
will come up for confirmation absolutely, and
will be allowed BY said Court ON the lath day
of January, 1850, unless cause be shown to the
contrary. BY the Court.
THUS. kEMERER, Prothonotary.
lS-W4. Mauch Chunk, Dee. II ls7g
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Is therefore hereby given to the Coroner
Justices Of the Peace, and the Cunstables of
the said County Of Carbon, that they may be
then and there at o'clock in the afternoon Of
the said day, with their rolls, records, inquis-
ftions and remembrances, to do those things
which to their offices are appertaining, and
also those that are bound by recognizance TO
prosecute and give evidence against persons
charged with the commission Of onenses, TO
prosecute ms shall be lust.
Given under my hand at Mauch Chunk, In
said county, December 4th, 1879
God save the Commonwealth.
i. W. .RAUDENBUSH, Sheriff.
Mauch Chunk, Dec. 0, 1879.
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SHERIFF'S SALES
OF Valuable Real Estate,

All that certain lot or piece Of ground situate
In franklin Township, Carbon county Pennsyl
vania bounded aud described as follows: Begin
ning ut FOst in public road leading from
Weissport to Pine Swamp. thence along sad
road and by land OF Augustus BETTER north
tOrtytve and three-quarter degrees, east twen-
ty-nme perchPs to post in said road; thence
along ON said road and by land Of Thomas
Walk, north siNty-three and one hUf degrees,
east thirteen and seven-tenths perChes to n post
in said road thence by land of Thomas
Walk, north ttty-5Uven degrees, east seven6y
one perches to the middle OF public road;
thence by land OF Charles Miller, south sixteen
degrees west thirty. light perches and one halt
to post; thence Dy land of Thomas DOrwaTd,
south fOrtv.three and one half degrees: east
hIty-three and one half perches to the place of
beginning, containing
FOURTEEN ACRES AND sIXTY-FIVE
PERCHES,
more or less.
The improvements thereon are
ONE AND ONE-HALF STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE.
sixteen by TWENTY-FIVE feet, frame barn twenty
two by thirty feet and out buildings.
seized and taken into execution MS the prop.
erty OF Edward Walk.
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PROCLAMATION,

WHEREAS, the Hon. SAMUEL s. DREHER,
President of the XLIIId judicial District,
composed of Monroe, and Carbon cOunties,and
II. Leonard and Charles Meendsen, Esquires,
Judges Ofthe COmmOnPle Of Carbon county,
and by virtue Of their offices, Justices of the
Orphans Court, Court OF Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery, and the Court Of
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace Of said county
OF Carbon, have issued their precept TO me,
for holding Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace, Court OF Common Pleas, and Court Of
Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Deliv-
cry, and Orphans Court, for the purpose Of
trying issues in criminal cases, and the trans
acting os other business of said Courts, at the
Court House. in the borough Of Mauch Chunk.
ON Monday the 18th day of January 1850, to
continue two weeks.
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TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
with basement eighteen by thirtysix feet, and
uutUuilNuus.
seized daul taken into execution as the prop
crty OF George Roth, by
J. W. RAUDENBUsH, sheriff.
Mguch Chunk Dec. l3tl lsIJ,-it
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-ALSO,-

All that certain lot or piece Of ground situate
in trdnklin township, Carbon county PcnDsyl-
yania, bounded and described as foIOws,tO wit:
beginning at n post, thence by lana of John
Gllhnm, north twenty SIX and one half degrees.
west one hundred aud seventeen feet 10 u post;
thence by land of Adam Eaches, north sixty
three and one half degrees. east fifty feet to n
post; thence by the same south twenty-siX and
One-half degreeS, east one hundred and Gseven-
teen feet to II p St; thence along a proposed
road south sixty three and One,half degrees,
west fifty feet to the place of beginning, con-
tanning
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FIFTY ACRES,
more OF lts6s
Ihe improvements thereon are
ONE AND A HALFsToRY FRAME HOUSE.

sixteen by twenty four feet, frame kitchen at
tached twelve by fourteen feet, frame stable
fourteen by thirty.twO leet, ANA out buildings.
seized and taken INTO execution us the prop
erty OF Ehjlh YOuntz,
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MONEY Making WaYs of NNalI st.

A MANUAL FOR INvEsToRs.-Shows how
Jay Gould, Vanderbilt and other millionaires
make money in stock. Copy sent free with
official reports Of the market. Address II.
POTTER WIGH + 81 CO., SO Wall st., New
York dec.27-w4
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INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsTING COM
PANY.
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One time he was accused of swindling, tho
charge being made in the heat of the play by
a man from whom Watts accomplish had just
won $4,000. as that your opinion ?" he
quietly asked. ayes, sir that's what think"
roared the loser; you swindled me, and 1
stigmatize you as a scoundrel.' Tho hour was
late, and only tho Waterman and the party
engaged heard the charge, but all of them
drew back and held their breath, for they
were sure Jack would take life to wipe out
the insult 1t is said that he has done that
thing. II will give you $1,000 right here if
you will not make that opinion any further
public" said Watts, drawing forth his pocket
book. NO. sir, l do not want the money you
cannot buy my silence with money" Then
Watts smiled in his wicked way and held
pistol in one hand and the money in the other,
and said quietly, as before 'My friend, for
the suppression of your opinion | offered you
5000. You refused now l offer you that
amount of money and your life. Do you nc.
cept?' The man looked into Jacks cold,
steel gray eye and what he read there was con-
vincing, He took the money and his life and
kept silent.
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Baltimore Markets.
nAtrfunun Iplv IN 1874

Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE July 10, 1870
Cotton dull. Middling, 12lSc.
Flour steady. Howard-sireet and Western superlne,
O. 2jGg3 70; do extra tI6t5; do family. 50 25a6 Cty
Mssuperiinc q 25@3 50; do EXTRA 81 25 Is: do Rio
brands. 80 Is; Patapsco family 81.
Wheat-Soutlern activea and lower Western lower.
Southern red. Il 1901 II; do amber. 81 1901 10; No
Maryland, 81 49,; No 2 Western winter red. spot,
iS4 July. 81 1901 1915 August 81 12,s6lI 12S; Sep
TENDER. 81 124@l I2S.
Corn-Southern nominal In the absence of receipts
Western lover. Southern white, SIC; do yellow. 5cc
Western mixed, SPOT and July, Al,6piIl4c; August,
1I4giisc September, 49, 6p4j.kc; steamer. ia II &C.
tnls steady aud firm. southern. 400 i3c; Western
white, iOs42c DO mixed, 3st9Sgc; Pennsylvania, 100
sc.
Rye steady at $50.
Hay active and firm Maryland and Pennsyv ania
PRIME 10 choice. si54 ia.
Provisions easier. Mess pork, 1850 Bulk meats
a. oOse shoulders, ic ccai-b sides, SC; packed and
&c. Bacon-Shoulders, 4Ac: ciear.rib sides 57ic.
quiet; choice Western packed, l0G12c. Eggs dull at
Vs0l0c.
Peiroleum-Crude, nominal; refined, Gs1c.
Coffee firm and active. Rio cargoes. llia@i44c.
Sugar active and lirnl A son. S6@s94c.
Whisky quiet ut IL O7ls@ll 0S.
Freghtst TO Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton. 5S2d:
flour, -; grain. 6A6l6isd
eceiptsFlour, 40 bbls; wheat. oil 200 bu OF which
800 Is newlSOuthern; corn 81 800 bus oats $40 bu.
shipmemts-Wheat none: corn, 5000 bu.
Sales-Wheat, O3 $50 bu; corn, 1l0,0oO bu.