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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-23

TIE RIVER. --'H:2 tha2 On tno i.ScS :tllJ:.
oon mcneed yesterday continues wi!hoot ah!is-
mau.. The isc, although u7efo:"u, cxacrt 70
tbs track, and rot moving. il wy roacn aud
opposes li,ta obstacle TO !uas. GHc lug Kate,
after coaii5g up this mo:a;as, @:aF!e'i !"r
Our!!co about | o clock Il. , j. III. s''a had
passed oas Of sigh; arocsi Sbc'id.a's 'n!"t
and it is supposed viii reach h;r ,irs.inaila
eithout great tr5ub!a. Sag txp@c'a 10 hrlog up
oyster bosis to mcros. l. j. !cror;cd IRON
Ouan,ico that the tugs Mary L2si7 ani C0net
which have been !rtza ia 'h":o hav1 STATED
dnwG the river aad that the Ice IL :@oslu: our.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-23
The 6heycnneS.

FORT ROBINSON, Ne5., jan. 22-miduisbt.
Later news from the i;ld state that cny nine
Cheycnces, Ill OF them wounded, were captur.
ed. lle ba!auce OF tie party, twenty three 10
nunbcr, we're killed. SeventesG are sill 10
accounted for. l, is supposed some are dead
ftou wcuads aud cthcIs escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-23
DIssoLUTI0& OF C0pARTNERSH-P.

Tho G.m of IoWGLL e. BIO. has been d..
solved this day DcceD Der 70. 1879 by mutual
consent j. Il. Howell is alone authorized 10
collect Ill bills and cello All indebtedness Of tho
late i'm. HOWELL u BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-23
Jsausty J, lSi9-e0lm
pERRy. SMOCT e Co,

Successors OF SIaoot & Porry)
VIII con!inu, the LUMBEE BUSINESS, in
al! It's branches, 81 the old stand Of Snoot Per-
ry, no 20 north Un;cn stre!t. IN l-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-23
GREGORY s. O'BRIKN,
WHOLESALE GKOUEES,
no. 33 KING ST.,
jan lit ALEXANDRIA, Va.

jan lit ALEXANDRIA, Va.
~ HOUSE.
We have opened at No. 22 ROYAL ST. an
Auction and Commission House.
We are now reydy to receive all kinds OF mer-
chsndiae and household goods on consisnmont
or purchase the same.
We think it may prove az advantage to per-
soIs who have PRODUCE Of any description
10 sond it to us. Located Immediately opposite
the msin entrance TO tie Market on Royal St.,
goods can be xposod every morning at public
auction, When :le best price3 may bu expected.
Prompt returns made on snlea.
pu7.ona having FURNITURE for sale will
fGd i. to their advantage to give Us call.
Wo will attend to auction oecing st public salos
OF property. and respectfully solicit share Of
public patronage. VNEAL u LUCAS.
@~Auc!on goods constantly on hand and for
sale. nov G-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-23

". A. JOHNSON JOHN T. HAMMOND.
SSy A. JOHNSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCa'TS.,
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
OF LIQUORS. ALSO
AGENTS FOR ARLINGTON BOTTLED
ALE AND PORTER AND LAF.
LANDS AND RANDS
POWDER.
Coasignments OF Grain Flour and ali kinds
Of Country Produce solicited.
Liberal advances lnsdg or colsignments IN
store.
Northeast correr Of Cameron and Royal s.s.,
Aexsndris, Va. aug
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-23

NEW YoaK, Jan. 25.-Stocks strong. Money
o. Flour dull. Whest active. Corn quiet.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-23
THE WORD "SOZODONT,"

Which has already become a household
word. is derived from bhe Greek, aud com
posed Of two words, Sozo aud Odontes.
5000" translated, means to preserve, and
"Odontes" the th-''SOzODONT' a
preserver of the teeth. And it is true to
its name. It beauties and preserves the
teeth, hardens and in,igorates the gums,
and corrects all impurities of the breath.
The odOr of this pure preparation is so de-
hghtfnl that it is a luxury to apply it. 1t
and perfumers. d12-1m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-23
s0s,sszziSses~cErG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The best New Year present is a Stenway
Piano, which can be bought on easy install
rnents from F. j .lessups of Virginia, Or
FIR. F. \. Hentche Of Carson Al pianos
sold by either Of the above parties come
direct here from the New York factory BY
buyin@ Of HIM one gets goods directly from the
manufacturing house, and avoids the drum
nlors.
NOTICE Ali parties indebted to Frank
Boskowitz, Of the One Price Clothing Store,
will please call and settle their accounts be-
fore the 31st of this month. Al parties
holding bills will present them FIR payment.
DIS FRAME Bos&0WITZ.
TIE PLACE To Go.--If you want q good
square meal, go - Hunts New Coop Stand,
opposite the V. u L, r. r. depot, Calm
berti's building, No. -, dIo-Im
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-23

Pianos AID OKGANs-At San Francisco
prices, can be had on easy terms at the
rooms OF She Reform Club. Mr.. Vann viii
give personal attention to customers, and
explain the pecui;aritics Of The various
makes. All instruments fully guaranteed
and shipped direct from kohler 4 Chase,
SAP Francisco. No agency, no profits to
niddlemen and no risk. Instruments
sold on easy installmer.ts ar. Old ones taken
in ex change. The Decker piano. which is
better tlan the S.oinway @ N'ebher. is j1st
the thing for Christmas. and can be for
forE araed SlJ0 cheaper shan any piano in
tie market. die II
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-23

TEE Virginia Cbyonge5e says there is no
longer any doubt that Sharon will be q can
didate for eectiuu, aud 1t is understood
that he is 10 have he support of the b0nanz4
firm, and. Of course the railroads. The En-
reka Ssntt5.cl has an idea that Jimmy Fair
will denur to the Sharon programme, and
says that there is this difference between the
TWO men Fair is bona tide resident of
this State. His children have almost grown
to manhood beneath the shadow of Mount
Davidson, He is an ADLER man on every con
eeivable topic Of public concern than Sharon
He is practical man, makes a smooth speech
and ha. d long sack" The Se,stine. foreets
that in the sack" business Sharon can com
pete with almost anybody on the coast and
while Fairs may be the longest and the
heaviest, Shsron's is By no means short or
light. State
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-23

DANCING SoHOoL. - Professor Il. C.
Schubert has opened a dancing school here
and will teach the art OF dancing the coming
Winter He has secured Corbetts Hall,
over Harris Brothers, and has already Sc
cured the patronage of some of tn e leading
families of Carson. His terms can be had
or application. d22-1m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-23

| SOMEWHAT CONFUSED On Saturday nigh
couple of Democrats who live at Empire
came to Carson to transact some business with
the Central Committee, got on a go-as-v
please jamboree and attempted to 90 home
about midnight They thought if they once
got on the V. & T. r. r. track they could
stay between the rails and he sure of getting
to E,apire all right, no matter no" dark the
night might be.
Isn't this big idea Bill this tracks as
good AZ policeman to steer fellow home
When they got beyond the wafer tank they
reached point where the tracks crossed in
nine different directions, and there were
switches on all sides Here they began 10
stumble about, falling over four OF five dis
ierent rails at every step.
g Hold on, jim" shouted one, we caat
git home this way. Ihis ain't the Y. & I.
at al! this is the place in the Hannibal and St
Louis road where the gueri!las tore tie track
up in SO and piled and twisted rails IN heap
| was with the crowd and know. It>h for
! il,3en -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-23

The Carson APPEAL, d Republican journal.
dnes not appear to be one of John Sherman 5
most ardent admirers. The ArpsAL gives
utterance to very wide spread sentiment
when 1t bIuntly remarks: "S.nce he assumed
charge of the National Treasury, he has con
clusively shown himself "a I've what many
people have long suspected, stupid old ass. -
lilo Post
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-23

ARRIVALS. the following passengers ar,
rived on the southern stage Sunday Con
Murphy, JAS. Green, J III. Dormer, D. L.
Sessions, L. Ley. a. Daggett, VIM. Pothard,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-23
BRIEF MENTION.

The Bodie stage was SIX hours late yester
day, OWING to the heavy roads uccasiunet by
| the snow storm.
A splendid stone diamond and sapphire ring
| plain band, set the latest style cost 1925, fol
! for sale for $64 at Uncle Harris, 22I kaarny
| street.
! ]. NJ Dormer, Publisher Of IT.. Is
meralda Herald, is in the city. He has
an abiding faith in the Aurora mining district
and reports business brisk in that section.
Mr. Dormer will leave for San Francisco ty
lay in some new job material.
NcLaughlins jewelry window was mag
nihcently Illuminated on Sunday night by
electricity The "JoggleoG' electric candle
was used. There is really no need of cleo rio
lights to show off this superb window The
gems are of such superior briliienoy that they
keep the window in d blaze.
In Bodie two pneumonia patients got INTO
row over q coffin and were about to fight.
They finally compromised by shaking dee fox
IT, TIE man VINO lost died the same cay and
the other fellow viii probably yet we'll H.
refused, however, to let his enemy be buried
in the coffin If contention, renlarkjng: 81 He
died first on purpose, just to beat me, No
man can get the best OF lne by any Gilman
luaD
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-23
nECEM BER TT. 1879
STOCKS.

Stocks made another drunken stagger yes
terdsy. The break in Union aas a bad one !;
closed at SO, and Sierra Nevada wound up at
H. Hale d Norcross and Yellow Jacket i'm,
proved fraction otherwise the market was
AZ bad as ever and even worse.
After adjournment Sierra Nevada sold at
l0s, Union 80, Con. Virginia, 81, Mexican
1879, and others were pr"portionately weak.
An assessment of 20 cents has been levied
ON Lady Washington also one OF so cents
on Mono.
The Post, editoriaily announcing the retire
nent OF j. c. Food from the mining stock
business, says AS was intimated some
time since, it can now be positively asserted
that the head Uf the bonabza firm has de
termlned to resign control of the stock mar
ket and let others manage it according to THEN
own ideas. That he should have come to this
resolve is most natural. There are some
things in this life much more important than
money. Especially is it true that to a man
With money sufficient there are many things
more desirable than more money. In fact, it
may be stated as a truth that 40 amount OF
money will COMPENSATE any man, be he rich
or poor, for the continuous and heaped- up ex-
eerations Of his fellow citizens. }. c. Flood,
With his millions Of wealth, may we'll refuse
longer to stand rs the scapegoat of all specula-
tive disasters and the target for the anathemas
of the unfortunate. Naturally he would |
grow FESTIVE at the howngs of the crowd, the
attacks of blackmaiiers, the unreasoning |
blame of the ceusolious and the piled up |
curses of losing gamesters. As matter of |
personal relief, he gives the public his stocks
and retires from the ungrsteful position of
arbitrator of the market. With his retiracy
ends the much, carpet at one-man power, and
= diversity of interests now assumes the re-
sponsbiIity for the future mining operations
of the Comstock."
Following are the latest street quotations
Union, 335; Sierra Nevada, IS; Mexican
IA; Ophir, Is, Hale and Norcros', s; Jacket,
60; Utah G; Sierra Nevada, 1Gl, 1Gi; Gould
and Curry, 81; Union, 333; Savage, 3 95
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-23

TEE Boston BAKERy.-In olden times the
baker was looked up to almost with reverence
He was esteemed bigger man than the king
old Grant or anybody. Now SO many bakers
have sprung up that the awe in which one
baker was held is now shared by many. While
such men flourish, however, as Il. Schneider,
of the Boston Bakery the bakers are not at
all likely to lose their supremacy even in
these unappreciative times The Boston Bakery
smacks Of the prime times when cooks were
princes among men. 1t is spiced with the
| orders of by gone days and the air is heavy
with the scents of the old Me- England
kitchen, blessed for ever more
TBs KINDERGARTEN CANTATA-~The Kin
dergarten Caatata so long in preparation will
be given this evening at the Carson rheater
under the supervision of Misses Babcock "a 4
Parkinson. The preparation OF this Juvenile
cantata, which is called an Hour IN Fsir!Gn4
has been attended with great labor and con
siderable expense, The parents Of the chill
dren have wed with each other in furnishing
the costumes, some of which are absolutely
gorgeous. The price of admission will be bu.
80 cents, and the place viii doubtless De
crowded at early hour.
EPIscoPAI DECORATIONS. The ladies Of the
parish have begun to decorate the sanctury
with evergreens. An APPEAL reporter stepped |
in yesterday afternoon to lind scores of MIN |
BILE fIDcerS at work on wreath stars anchors |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-23
PAT HOLLAND.
THE rIOCHE POET AND PUGILIST IN TOWN
kRCOLLECTIONs OF HIS BAD VERSES
AND BIG Gun.

Pat Holland, the poet fighter of Phoebe
but now a resident of Bodie, is in Carson
He paid the APPEAL office visit yester-
day and his ruby vsage and snow white
! hair had a familiar look. Piety never
worried Pat much but his ill spent years
weigh lightly on his CONSCIOUSNESS shoulders,
and he is brisk cricket night and
day, but brisker possibly in the night than
in the day. Hollands reputation a
fighter rests solely On the fact that for
some years past he carried about with bin
an immense piece Of machinery which he
called his gun" 1t WAS a relic of the old
times when the Buccaneers Of the Caribbean
Sea devastated the shipping that fell in their
way. This pistol is an old flint lock affair,
and one on looking at it Can see III his minds
eve the upturned faces Of hundred terror
stricken pirates scrambling along the quarter
deck, leaping INTO the sea and crawling down
the sharks throat for safety when the froVn-
ing ,nuzzle of this I" terror of the seas doomed
in 81 ut. 1t is bigger and scarrier thing
than Uncle Dan'i'5 "annihiIator. Jake Dor
mer is responsible for the statement that
when Pas in street fight he rushes into the
nearest saloon for coal of FIRE and comes out
ON the sidewalk again with the coal held in a
pair of tongs, ready to lay it or the touch
hole and blow all III sight to perdition. At
this Stage of the game no one IS in sight The
old machine hasn't been fired since the con
quest of Mexico but the people respect it all
the same, for the powder inside of it grows
and dryer every year.
AS poet, Pat bases his claims for public
on The Bold Gulch Ghost"
touching spirit hymn which he published in
the Phoebe Record twelve years ago. 1t be- !
gan {:
Hive you heard of the ghost of Bod Gulch nv boy, |
That hickers and fits in the midnight wild?
He migrated from the county soon after,
IN hearing that the vigilance committee were
beginning to manifest an interest in the
.uthor. He also had dramatic warnings and
lsed to appear on the stage at the Alhambra
Theater, Virginia City. His role was to clever
Y shoot an apple off a mans hea at ten
aces. A slight thread WAS attached to the
luit and at the report of the bank cartridge
man behind the scenes jerked the apple
uckly back, punched hole through it with
stick and cast it into the audience. One
light deaf man did the pomoe Ical for Pat,
hose pistol failed to 20 off at the critical
lonent. The man behind the scenes, how
yer, pulled the apple back, punched the {
equation hole through it and threw it into
lie pit amid general howl Of derision. This $
ound up The career of Holland as a caterer
the public tastes for the realistic in dram +
tic art Pat will leave for San Francisco q
,-lay. :
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-23

The SHARP SPEUULATORs. A man who
speculates extensively ia stocks must not ex-
pect to make much unless he keeps his
mouth shut. A good deal of shrewdness
brains and cunning is required. Jim keene
has all these characteristics and his rivals in
the street never could tell whether he was
loaded down with securities or hadm' q share
Few men under general Lee had tie
slightest idea Of his pL,ns. He frequently
deceived people by enquliin9 the routes to
places that he had no'thoUsAt Of going to-
This is the idea exactly a snccessfu stock
Spectator who has ambition to be big fish
in the puddle must be az close mouthed as
clam, John kelly always knows how to
keep people mystitied. When he has made
good turn he goes about with dirty shirt on,
sloucEel clothes, complains bitterly of the
hard times, and curses the insiders who
wont give poor man d chance. When he
has been cinched by an unexpected turn in
the tide, he puts blazing diamond pin in !
his shirt front, fills his pockets with twenty |
dollar pieces and smiles all over for q week or |
so, while he debates up0n the advantages |
afforded spectators il this delightful country. |
)ne would think he had made snug for
une
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-23

PERsosAL.-M Ed Yeringtou, E"me Sec
rotary of the Real del Monte at Aurora, an,
son of Fl. M. Yerington, is III Carson intend
to spend the holidays with his parents.
W. D. Mann, local ticket agent of the V
6, T. r. R., returned from the East yester
day.
vann. agent for Decker Bros pianos, has
gone to Bodie.
The New York herald., 1879-10-14

In London there was an irregular market for
American railway securities Erie common declined
from 43 to Ia. and closed 417S. Erie new second
consois fell from 50 to ST. and closed s7s. funded
from s5s to o5. and New Jersey Central from 72s
to 70 Illinois Central from 95H to 9s. and
Pennsylvania rose from 46 to 4S1S, while Reading,
after advancing from 81 to 27 fell off to 26%, and
returned to 81. United States bonds were firm.
AS selling at 1851. AIS. at 109A, and 5s at 1868.
British consols declined to 81 1916 for both money
and the account At Paris rentes declined to S3f 50c
Exchange on London was quoted 25f. 29hc. The
amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of
England on balance f250,OOO
The Daily Telegraph. in its financial article yester
day morning. says:-"One favorable point notable
in connection with the revival of industry in 80
many centres is that the rumors of failures which
for many months have contributed to create or
prolong distrust have entirely ceased"
State bonds. as usual. were dull. while railroad
bonds very active and feverish. following the
course of the stock speculation. Following were
the sales:
The New York herald., 1879-10-14

$500 do. barley $500 do; rye $500 do by canal to
idews.sr. z. slesel basnels oao DO;
ter"edats e, pointswheat. 1900 bushels harley. 5sn
ioo7iso do barley 81 $50 s, do malt IS ioi do
p,on. DnIaor. Oct, IL. is7a
s. 30 Wheat excited aud higher; white Michigan.
q IN asked; No white - 2s cash and October;
II 5 @o%iTay s SsSid red held at IS q = Corn
Ts 9 No. Nc I Ssl'ss @ as. sHs $
No. mixed 10 ao ~a's e 6oyeS no seed 80 Quiet 10;
puch , inquiry prime - 80; choice, - Receipts
s ss & s@,s 100 DO @ %
wheat. $4,000 bushels.
Torrno, Oct: Is. 1879:
Michigan 81 a amber Michigan spot, 81 27ss October
s. ~:s iss ~ S''ss;s s
quiet No. se Ms1ks,s s'ssd Closed
81 arSs aaS amber %s@san ~ s
ys%ssr @ sss n S No D Whit = Mehsan y 2 No. Day
bushels; corn 1900 do; oats 1000 do shipments-
o Flour !; srsps s 4 family ss 90 SO Wheat steady and
demand at os e Barley mSder%tey active IN sood SSd
asnsr ah r @ e a,E fS fail Rye active
nal; current make, &c. asked Bulk quiet shou
s0 Short 'hiS short sissa sss
s.sc whskey active and firm at y o. Butter and
s3 s5 light ss 40 3 IS packing ss 40 50 co.
CHICAGO. Oct. 13 1870
Flour in good demand at full prices Wheat active firm
ssa spsaS Ss
81 i3. all the year. No do. 81 o6 81 "a; rejected
soc. Corn active, firm and higher 3sc., cash No
vember; 375hc all the yoar 361c January 376c May:
rejected 37c Oats quiet but firm at 2sc cash; as.ss.
TIE. Barley strong at 76c. Timothy seed stronger
at 81 9s 50 10. Flaxseed hrmer; pure, VI D.
cash $40 so $40 sa9 October $s rs November 81 20.
all tho year, 50 22i So 5 January. Lard heavy dull
weak and $5 So cash So 55 November 50 So bid
all the So e5 S. 67a January Bulk meats dull
clear $50 10 whiskey steady and unchanged at 81 U7
Freights-Corn to Buffalo 7l4c Recepts-Fiour 1900
bbs; wheat 25t 0uO bushels; $50 900 do. oats.
q 900 do rye 200n do barley: 7oO0o do shipments
do oats. ~ 900 do; rye 800 do barley 4s 600 do Al
easier and sc lower Oats steady and unchanged. Pork
and lard easier, but not quotably lower.
The New York herald., 1879-10-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Oct r. 1871
Cotton steadv: middlin4 Zoe low mddiing psc GOOD
ordiasry ole Net receipts 7o7e bales Exports coast
wise G7S sales io5i Stock Al 4u6
NEW op,r.xs De, "a ,s-o
w" oNhhAss; oct 10. lo'n
Cotton hr.n m,ddhg, ioae' low ni,ndhg loc good
ordinary yae Ne. '''s ones gross' i2o'e
Saies o'oOo' 'as' e'e"'ns' i'foo' S'oeN' i'-'oo"
Mo9un, Oct ~. 1879.
ordinary, e,e Net receipts 59!s bales Esporis
wise, 1853. Sales, 900. Stock, 1851.
s,yASyAH Oct IL 1870
Cation firm. middlinr 10 Lice: low mIddur .,a.c .
conJ ordinarv yi.e Net reeeipts q 44J bales: cross
Ev az ESn"r,s cosstwise 4 2Uy sales I5uU last even
Inc iop Stock is zig
as CHAnL.srov Oct. 49, 1879
Cotton firm: nddlinc 1O,.c; low mIddng Zoe good
ordinary ySsc Net receipts 5,7S7 bales Exports-ro
,iraa, Irit.in 10 france SD: coastwise . I
S,n". Sa,sS i nmI stock solS5l >'' '
'' 49, wusrNcros Oct. 49, 1879
sn,s ,f stendv M 2c losn duII: strained
81 Is: good strained ST IS Crude turpentine firm hard
Si io yellow din 81 30 Tar steady at 81 Corn hrm:
primo White eec.; mixed 62c
..,,. . ..,..,., us"hsJ. 20 oe. l.? ;tsh', sSsp
tour active ~ un.nanseu prees; o ~ uo's.
wheat nrn whi'c anu reu s."te ~ ", w. ~ tnenEo
spring "a Corn unehaneed; sales OF ;o @ bushels
Duluth at Sc; oa,s quiet mixed So s'as ~ PC bMloy
quiet No bright San"a" he'd a. @ sye asve' 80, Gan.
The New York herald., 1879-10-14

Wheat decidedly Hrmer and active at the
The sales, including 10000 bushels for future de-
red cash 81 40 81 ~ for October 81 ~ An for No
yembcr III i3 81 t6 for December 81 3os 81 4Os for
NO white. cash; 81 ~ ~ ~ Tor November 81 ~ for
No. amber, 81 BIZ 81 81 tor No. Miwauke sprng
81 ~ 81 3ls for No. Chicago, 81 80 81 a for No
white, 81 Z, for No amber slsi y rs for No rcd,
No Now York spring and 81 ~ for No. Duluth
Corn hrmsr. but quiet Tho sales including 2uouo
NC. Tor No. mixed CASH 56hc. for November 57sc
a 57i,c. for December, 5iec. for low mixed and
e2e for Nc white Rye s arnsr; held at ssc Tor No.
10000 bushels No. Canada sold At sac. and 1000
steady. sales we're i.aco bushels city. at 81 10
Feed ruled steady We quote horts, per ton, 40 lbs
si4 $i4 so; do. 90 s4 SO si5 do 80 lbs. slo;
Do. 100 lbs SO san BsaSs were steady We quote =.
81 60; prime rod kidney, ~ o. aSl 10; black Kidney
ii Is a 81 IS; Canadian, in bond, zoe ne:
Southern black eye, two bushei bags 81 rs 81
Oats Ia good request and isc ale better. Sales
for no. white, sc sUsc for No ) White 4ic Tor 10
Sc Tor rejected 4is Tor No Chicago aoc. Ale for
bushels No. 2. November. sold At <O,sc.
GuSNy CLorn was firm. We auose-lA lbs, o.; 2 ibs
0ssc.; "a lbs, iOsac. .
aud 2U bales Manila sold here nj So aud 500 do
do. sold In Boston, to arrive ut nc. We quote :jutc
sac, 4aac. butts 2,sc 2ssc according to quality
MoLAssrs.-Foreign quiet but steady. as was also
Now Orleans. We quote View crop, centrifugal aud
missed i'd ne o. aie slayea sas asc ma'esyaao ,r sshn
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