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A CHAIR OF HORNS
sent by a Friend In sherman, Tex. TO
GOyeraer,Eieet- w. Il. Bate.

The Nashville WoTid, of yesterday, Gays
that Govetnor-elect Bate received by express
Tuesday, from his warm personal friend
Capt Jim Britton, at Sherman, Tex, most
substantial token of his esteem. 1t is a
chair made OF the horns OF steers, which are
handsomely polished. The two si3es possess
respective syr.metry which could only have
been attained by selecting from large num-
Der of horns, and nicely adjusting those Sc
lected. In the chair are twenty four horns.
Four of these form the legs. The horns
forming the front legs are sawn of, and on
them are fastened brass sockets, which hold
glass balls. There serve as rollers. The
back legs have no rollers, the points, tapering
back ward, resting on the floor. The seat Is
made of light red brocade, and has a wide
fringe pend ant all round. At the font OF each
side hangs deep red tassel. Each arm
con,ists of a long horn, beautifully twisted,
supported and strengthened by three short
horns of various lengths. In front OF each
arm is short horn, the point of which is
worked into the arm. The main pieces Of
the back are two large horns surmounted by
a pair in their natural position. These two
main pieces curve down until they Join
those forming the arms. To thehe they are
brAoed by short once At the back OF the
seat tive curve upward, joining two that
come down from the main pieces. Some OF
the work is Joined With screws, while the
rest Of it is Joined BY the points fitting into
borings. The chair is stout and will be a
useful ornament to the governors room. Ga
the chair is 4 card containing The following
inscription: 9ftE
GES. W. B. BArF-YOu take The he, horns Your
sHERMAN. TEX. November 81, 1852.
Immediately upon its reception at Gen.
Bates Office il was noised abroad, and cling
almost generally conceded 10 be unique, was
Visited there by numerous friends. l. was
placed in the window of Manlove & Co., two
doors below his Office, and WAS the object of
general and enthusiastic rcrGliny all day
long. Tuesday night at / L o'clock when re-
porter came by two faces, were pressed
against the glass front Ct Manlove's store
srzuig within ct the chair. The donor OF
the chair, Capt. Jim Britton, was until four
years ago citizen of Wilson county. Dur
ing The late war he Rss captain of an escort
compshy, being for most part OF the service
with Gen. Stewart, and also connected with
Gen. Bate. He was extensively and popu-
larly known throughout the army, and
generally as 'Capt. Jim Britton.p About
four years ago he vent 10 Texas, where he
has become a large centrsotor.
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LITTLE Rock, November 29.-The Ma
sonic Grand Lodge elected as officers for the
ensuing year, Logan II. Roots, grand mas
Ter; John j. Sumpter, deputy grand mas-
Ter; w. ii. II. Clayton, grand senior war
den; L. c. Humphrey, grand junior warden ;
George A Donnelly, grand lecturer; John
NJ. Hewitt, grand orator; George H. Meade,
grand treasurer; Fay Hampstead, grand sec-
rotary. The Grand Lodge has decided to
sell ST. Johns College and erect Masonic
temple in Little Rock.
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Lou1svILLE, Ky, November 29.-This
eveDiog George Ford, sged twenty-five. for
ibe pas. four years comPositor on the
Came -Josuaai, went 10 his mothers, took
supner. left the table, went into anEdioin-
ing roam and shot himself in the head. ii =
died IN short time after. He had differ
epce with his wife, from whom he had been
living apart for some time.
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C.uu,n.,tsu, I'm the sou,t sea..

SAN Francisco, November 90. = The
schooner Roderick Dhu, arrived at Brisbane
from the South seas. reports that when re-
cruiting for islanders, the boats were fire.
quently fred upon, and number Of returned
natives seized, murdered and eaten by the
inhabitants of Pssma and Apy Tonoi. The
islanders also boarded the schooner Helena
and melted the recruits to seize the vessel.
The mutiny was quelled and three maraud-
ers killed,
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A word TO Mothers.

You will End Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup an invaluable friend 1t cures dysentery and
dlarrhea, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces iniamma-
nation and gives tone and energy 10 the whole
system In almost every instance where the in
FAINT is suffering during the teething period from
pain and exhaustion relief will be found IN fifteen
or twenty minutes after the Soothing Syrup has
been Administered. Do not fail 70 procure it,
Prlce Is cents bottle. For sale everywhere.
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1anrnalisiic Change.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, November 29.-Wm.
Rule. editor and proprietor of the Knoxville
Daily Chronicle, has sold the paper to a
joint stock company. Col. Henry K; Glib
son, editor of the Knoxville Weekly ReEubli-
can. will be editor OF the Chronicle. Gibson's
paper supported P. C. Houk, who defeated
Rule for Coupresz
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against me. Why, these two talesmen In al
L selected voted for Conviction
Some say you we're dismissed because YOU
were friend of Gar6eld?"
That seems to be the general impression
ind. But they will find that while the
friends OF Garfield will not whine on account
OF loss OF place, they will not suffer assassina-
ton OF character, Neither viii tie people,
and it will be found that they have had
enough OF assassination in every FORM
What are you going to do, marshai?'
Il am going to fight" was the emphatic
Response.
Inc reporter also saw Mr.. NJ. NJ. Parker,
who was busily engaged at the capitol in the
discharge Of his duties as officer of xhe day.
He said he did rot keow that he could do
anything more than The letter that he had
written. He thought that he had been sacri-
feed neediessly.
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Happy Mothersi Happy children

Nursing mothers should keep their infants
quiet while teething. Both mother and child
should enjoy sweet repose. The best thing to as
sist nature in bringing about this happy state of
good health is Browns Iron Bitters. II is very
soothing and refreshing in its effect a trial
use it freely. If you want your childreu to be
healthy and strong, give them Browns Iron Bit
ter
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win appeal to the supreme Conrt.

OMAHA, NEB November 2s.-rho COUNSEL
for Rev. Harvey, who vas convicted here
yesterday for using the Uuited States m ais
for defrauding, will raise the Question OF the
constitutionalily OF the law and take the
case 10 the Supreme Court of the United
Statea
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Lo,tery.I,cket seping In Chiesgo.

CH1cAdo, November 29.-The law prohib-
iting the sale of lottery tickets has become
dead letter here, as the business is being
openly conducted and freely advertised by
circulars and signs. Some of the dealers
frankly confess that they pay large sums for
illegal protection.
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Mp ERSFsrS v1vr-

Mr.. ERNEST SYLvERToH, a rich Wall street
broker living in Hoboken. n. j., opposite New
York City, writes: 1.-THE excessive strain of nerv-
GUS excitement resulting from stock speculation
and too hi n living made quite an invalid Of me.
Bree ms Iron Bitters restored me TO perfect health
and strength
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The sturia murder Case.

CHICAGO, November 29.-In the Sturla
murder case the evidence all tended TO show
inhuman treatment of the defendant by
Stiles, and made strange picture OF wom-
anIy love and devotion, aud proaigate lie
and character.
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2 DIR. J. n. Robinson, Mehina, o., says: 81
have used il in case OF Indigestion and con-
stipation with good results. In nervous
prostration lis results are happy"
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A SOCIETY SCANDAL.
Great Excitement in st. Louis OTer a
Sensational Shooting Affray-SOme
Astonishing Disclosures.
One Woman's DeceitfaI LOve-A Former
Railroad hing, Arrested for Drunk
euness-Sturla Murder Case.

MAYERsvILLE, Miss, November 29.-Joe
Thonss was found guilty of the murder OF
Charles n. Murphy, editor of the Rolling
Fork ReUieIe, and sentenced fixed at life I'M
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IN chronic disorder resulting from fad
had habits of mind and BODY. the removal Of 1e
evil To be permanent must necessarily be grad a.
Although IN some instances il is oW, Broaas
Iron Bffterz are always cure and never fail 70 =
store perfect health 70 the physical orgznizatios
Il is complete strengthened.
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AYERS PIils proniOt- d'gr-lipr. approve
The appetite, restore healthy action and reg
Mate The sscretiEe functions Of the body,
thus producing a condition of perfect health.
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Mountain Lake Park,

edltoh lhssiuSencfr.-~ 49, = 81 =. IS
Observation-Disclosures 2s.-Itdoes beat all
what changes have taken place here. Three
months ago there was not house here, e1.
ccpt small Toulouse for the men who
had been cutting roads through The woods.
Now there is a lage hotel finished and
about furnished, besides sixteen cottages,
part Of which are occupied and the rest
fast nearing completion. Several Others
are being ssr.ed and others yet tinyisible,
will in very few days be pushing ,heir
way up through the leafy bowers Of this
lovely forest We'hsre depot, pas,of.;ce
aud two stores Our 6rst nsil vas receiy.
ed yesterday. We will hereafter receive
four mails per day. Streets are thein,
graded aud various kinds Of work beinv
done preparatory to the grand opening o
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Are you disturbed at tight and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and cryin;
Siih the excrrcialing pain OF cutting teeth !?
Il So, 20 al once and get bottle OF Mrs.
%insloS's Soothing Syrup. l: will relieve
the poor little sufferer immedistely-iepend
upon 1t; there Is no mistake utoq. il There
h, not c mother OH earth who has eve. used
it, who will not tell you at once tia, it will
regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother and relief aud health to the child,
opsrating like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to
use in i!l cases, and pleasant 10 the TASTE, and
Is the prescription Of ;.oEe Of the oliest beg.
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Seld everywhere. 2o5 cents bottle.
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sdI:or. intelligence;

ST. MARr's, June 2s.-Aboqt 9 O'Clock
yesterday morning the boiler OF the porta'
Bile sawmill belonging to Messrs. A. Suck
& Bros, at DeLony's. about four mile.
above this place, on Middle Island creek
exploded and completely demolished The
mill and engine; killing David Brown, and
.wonnaing fhouaa Stanley, John Bennett
and VIM. Ruitencutcr. Til. loas TO Messrs
SUCK 4 Bros. will be about 81, 200 TO 81 800
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EEr ALEXANDER.

A gust approaching last stopped abou.
half IN hour ut John Woodpurn's tavern.
This village is named from Mr.. Alexander,
the propricto! OF the soil, and is Iiclnamed
"Hara. scrspble," either from the billy
roads by wii0h GRE arrives at it or from
the difficulty OF the Ant settless &c ohtRin
a subsistence, It contains about dozen
houses and cabins, a meeting house, and
three tayesas, but j, does not seem TO thrive.
Alter the gust | piQceeded six miles
through very fine country, charmiugly
varIeSa,ed. but billy, to McCrackan's
tavern The rain had rendered the road 80
slippery, that could travel but slowly, 90
that 1t was almost dark when arrived
there. l found another traveller in
tho nouse. who WAS going from the
western part OF Massachusetts, near Al.
bany, to the western part OF Virginia, ~
~ agent to dispose Of some large tracts o!
land then owned by some people in Al
bany.f Having got gone milk for supper
and baih,4l my feet in cold fati., had a
fne nights rest. you'd not meptiop SC
often my mode OF living and treating my
sci. while on this journey only to show the
good effects oil temperance and cleaniincss
which enabled me, though in 80 warm 3
season, to travel either on foot or horse
bark sthqpt fatigue or injury to my CON
stitution. fsiS (; Z.
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The Country.

Who thst hes eveE lived any time il. The
country bat nuct have beafd OF the virtues
OF DI1lock as blood purifier. Bu.dock
Blood 'itters cure dyspepsia, bi!iousuess and
all disorders arising from impure blood or
deraused liver or kidneys, Pfico 81 %. 6
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4 fortune may be spen, in using inefleot.
NJ! nsedieines, when by applying Thomas'
Electric Oil, u speedy and economical cure
can be effected. In cases OF Rheumatism,
lame back, bodily al msn,s, or paics OF every
description, it ai.o.is instan. relief. .
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the season. Tho auditorium for tho camp
ground il being built and will be nice

aGair. N & Il Z, !, :, Z. !, h j, ia..l !, al
Yesterday afternoon while the workmen
were hosting some timbes, the scaGoldiny
.of the auditorium laud not at the hotel as
the. dispatch to the Rtgitttr has ~ give
way and three persons were injured. Bud
Wolfe, a young man 10 years old, had his
left ltg badly broken and mashed. Jas. A.
Elbow Was hurt about his lace and limbs,
and Joseph Painter was hurt internally.
This makes the fourth time young Wolf
has had the same leg broken. We ara hay.
Ing adelightful rain just now and vegetation
Is booming, - ,.l.s71 gs.I, n : = . .
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.. Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Frecman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and dur
ability 81 color are uneqna!ed. Color from
two TO i've pounds Directions in English
and German Pnce Is rents. flis.EUf;: ptw
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;, OEE EusDasp DoLlArs reward for q better
remedy. Williams Indian Fila Ointment Is
aIurs c1ra for Piles ~ s,sEr no, - nav 81
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A'cLEMEST's TAVERN,

Thursday, the DIST Of August, I walked
on. with the first dawn OF the morning,
nothing being wanting to render it delight.
full except the carroll Of the Siaged inhab.
itants Of the woods, which throughout this
whole country Is very rare. stopped to
rest few minutes at Clements tavern, five
miles on the rosd, where found number
Of Young men and women up and dressed
deSentiy, and even geenteely; indeed many
OF them Eai the appearance OF not having
been in bed ali night. On inquiry /
learned tbst there bad bean Wedding
here last night, which had occasioued such a
coucourse Of young people. Several OF the
males Joined the landlord in civilly pressing
me to take my morning dram OF bitters
with them, and they were not little as.
tnnished q, my expressing myself. and re-
guessing in lieu little milk aud water.
gAsuiSsros sE;EsTY.rlyE; YEARS AGO. =
Wishing to arrive in Washington intime
| to ert the istase for Pittsburgh, !. walked
| yerr last, on . good road, through . pleas
ant but hiIly co1ntry, and got TO M'Cam'
mont's tavern ss the family were rising
from breakfast. = The table was: however,
SOON rrplenislied with plainly and variety
to which l did ample ustice from the sx'
cellent effect on my appetite OF early rising
and ten miles walking. " Having q little
] time before the s.sge would dspaH,
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-
\ mill up the side OF the creek, brought me
to Mr.. Shepherds mill and elegant nous,
Of cut stone. Cfhe present Crrger house. J
Here the creek forks and the road also.
one OF the forks called Big Wheeling com.
ing from the southeast, and the right hand
road leading u SlorssntoSn. The left fork
called Little Wheeling, which forms Mr.
Shepherd mill.race, coming fr',m the
eastward, and my road towards Washing.
ton leading along it through a narrow val.
ley with small farms, wherever q bottom
or IN easy declivity OF the hills wonld per
nit. | was here oysrtakGn by i man on
horseback who very. courte0usly insisted
on my riding his hone while he walked
about a mile. He WIS a County Tyront.
man, in the north Of Ireland, settled tScIvl
years in America, the last six -ol which
have been in this peiyhborbood, where he
cultivated u iarm with good SUCCESS. In
deed industry and sobriety ia all tina. il
necessary in any part Of the United States,
10 tue westward of the mountains, to in.
sufe q comfortable independence iu q very
few years. Ny companion stopping at II
house on the road, 1 a.liu proceeded alone
TO Mckinlrys tavern, four mil.s frum Mr.
Shepherds. here left the creek on the
left, crossing "a small! one which fall
into it irum the right, and then assembled
n steep, high hill called ltoney's Point,
from its beng the point Of a ridge, and
first owned by one Roney. It was about q
hali mile 10 the top Of the hill iron where
u fine, hickly settled and well cultivated,
bit very hilIy country broke on my view,
beautifully yariecs,ci with corn fields in
lnssel, whea, and oat Subtle, meadows,
orchards, cottages and stacks Of hay and
grain iunumerable, with small patches Of
wood between every plsntstion. Descend.
ing little, nile spi half further,
brought melo William T.utsdale's cottage
where rested, and refreshed with gone
buttermilk and water. and then wen. on
through the same kind OF country, ioul
miles from Truesdale's 10 the Virginia and
Pennsylvania boundary line, half mile
beyond which entered the village Of
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OH and youog-mals and iemale-take
S. s. jpf any blood isapgrty. ~ IL gg
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WEsWS EGLECI'RIC MEDICINE

,s,-,S s'T y, AID sSrr,l remedy 70. all S.rrons
: fcnSs. , vrs,! = lSs Of lie-ynrns or old, male
NIeaSth, Loss Of ii,y. ist,r,ISs Wsnn-r In ~
I ~ S2!n Power, and dtSsses tnm Which an
Hl q EEade,trne The whole sys4n. Eyery cnssn
.nsoi dissss s,e = power Pa.;tEed and many
S,e NE way 10 Nd early death, II ,.inriss's, %
- ~ N!aTtsonies youth RNch ess:sse eon,siSs
,saaeat 10y two reets' Treatment MA II. - NJ.
Ph Snirh will 10 sca,f ,ce, Win iull nsr;,cn,ian
xsr. s " ~ oTnys 4; g erau paci,sc, OF
- sSetr! 9! money, By Gda.e:i,nr 800 " ~ ~
I,,,, m M EGLkCTRlC MEDICINE CO.,
NM IN s CO., Wholesale End Es;SI iccnts
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Qke Q,,tell1Qe,l1ttjeg:r,l.
wuEELISo T0 pIrrsDunaH.

!, flirr. Noe rs aud ~ Fourteenth Niree1
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{ CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH; R. r.
~ ~ Sf is.:... ss,:1i3,SES
'"n1eii,ei lire Z able o. lRsenger Trs!Is Cor
r-crcd N JUSf I. fsSa - =. - ~
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EITt.R DiylEIQ1-OtlNG H.lsr.. =
| Aeelta n NAil IRspfe..

mois-l n.ihs l.nyins I,ellsisr Al: abe A. y, and
LIN Y. connect at TsfiGN Creek for Cierrisrd -
I Al tesins daily except Sunday. .,Ifs s~T;' Ii
:. Is HflElE Z. = sd 81 isEnt E'a FORD, ~
dencral Passenger ard Ticket Agent,
-WM.-A. RA nagar. Pfttkl nryh -.
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Ar ASoN. ( HaMLIN,y ORGANS, NEW
LA sty!es, 81 81 ar,i upwards DE-. month, I'll
nid ior, tt'sEElB's MUSIC STOKE, IS Twelfth
.t:ect. MaAhlnyion Hall r1 7.E1 ~ s-niiet t2s
NEW { l.3 OCTAVE PIANOS, OF
~ ar,tqua!ty. warranted FIX years, SIS aid III.
Na;cS. M,shElGS Muse SrukE. 6 Twelfth
re IfssbIasun Hall fl5-sSG 7fmvi5 ,
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A Traveller ofIlic Oidrn Times Rseounts
III. observations and Experiences.
Footing IL AcroAs the Country via West
Z Alexander aud " Arlington. 0AsiS9
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DR.. j..E.. SMITH,
PROOE

ANsr! ana Liver Diseases and Rheumatism -
s-ts:s. TrrTibly.-"SolhlES s,emed - help ne
"'sa ~ Eetous Of bcd. Dr. Smith cut.'d me-"
ZEPr. PHILLIP.
wheeling, ". EH
CS.Ea. POiypuS OF NoSe. IepGirtd Voice sui
.tsA Nk ls.rN Latent nndItirS called 70 helm nc.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-15
Sheep, receipts 1900; ship

$25@65 per head. Sheep, receipts 1900; ship
ments 900; active.
NEw York, Sept. 14.-Flour dull;
reesnp:s il, $40 barrels; exports $500 barrels,
superfine state and western 5000. 10;
common to good extra 4.40@5.20s good to
9 Sh Ss 6.25e98.25; white wheat extra 7.00@
$40; extra Ohio 4.46@7 30; ST. Louis 4.50@8. 90;
minnesota patent process 7.25@900. Wheat,
cash stock 1910 higher; strong; options
opened triHe better; subsequently lost the
advance and declined 1@5xc, closing stronger;
receipts 270,00 bushels; exports 172,00O; No.
I spring nominal; hard No. Duluth 1925 to
arrive; ungraded red 8719@S1. 091 steamer No.
No. red 1.07M@1 .095z; No. q red 1.08Jk@
l.O8% certificates; l.09%@1.10 delivered: l. 0S i
Tree on board; mixed winter LOT; ungraded
white 1.07@ll5; No. 3 do 1868; steamer No.
do 1.08; No. do sales II, 900 bushels at rs
e9l.16; steamer No. white l.l1@1.l2; No. red
Sept. sales $4,000 bushels at 1.O8L@I. O8L.
closing at 1851; October, sales 472, 600 bushels
at l.OSM@l.09Ss, closing at 1.085S; November.
saes GAG, 600 bushels at l.1014@1 10M, closing at
llo9s; December, sales 168, 900 bushels at 1,ll3l
9l.123s, closing at Lily. Corn, cash held
strong and options 1@a lower; unsettled; receipts
z z2sCoo bushels; exports 6i,ooo; ungraded ZIG
No. 2 white 77@5754c; No. 2 Sept. 751S@7s%c''
closing at 76 e; October 722l@74sc, closing at
1870; November 691l@701], closing at Tic.
Decem ss5 65 Oats 37@l9go lower; re,
ceipts IL, 900 bushels; exports 1000; mixed
western 3O@4Gc; white western 4O@47c.
Coffee duh and unchanged. Sugar, demand
far and market i'm; fair to good
refining 714@7aSc. holasses steady. Rice
unchanged. Petroleum quiet but firm: united
6o1155e; Grade 61aGg679c; refined Toxic. Tai
low firm; 9$4@s97ge. Rosin uuies but steady:
1.240l.2a115. Pork unsettled and lower: new
mess 20.75@21 CO. Beef quiet bot steadily
held. Cut meats scarce and firm: long clear
ni6dles 1928. Lard unsettled; prime steam
ll.625se9l200. Butter dull and weak; I5@tSOc.
Cheese dull and weak; western factory 9GD10Ic:
western flat 514@10}lc
New YORK. Sept. 14.-Dry goods: This being
the Hebrew New Year, and q large number Of
buyers CIT of the market, the
demand of agents has been very mod
crate, although shipments, on account of
orders, give d handsome total OF sales. Jobbinc
dIsurl5ut1on reported from al intario- markets
1ile tore OF tie market very steady.
Cincinnati whisky Market.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1&.-Whiaizy quiet; SLIT.
Combination sa.les Of finished goods 700 bar
reis. Basis SILT.