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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

The Democrats, in the recent elections,
have succeeded in North Caroline, Arkan-
sas, Kentucky and Missouri. The only
drawback to their victories appears to be In
the election of the Wing and American can
didate for Congress, 10 Clingman's district 10
North Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

A writer in the New York Herald con-
demps the present salary system for Mem
bers Of Congress, and says that it works
badly. The pay may be too much--but,
% oubtedly. under the old ord,r Of thinga,
the per diem was a temptation to protract
the sessions to no purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

The perpetrators Of the last outrage in
Baltimore IAN account of which is given in
another column) We trust, will receive pr
per punishment. They deserve such re-
memJranccr as is not likely to be forgotten.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

The celebrated racing stallion "Aubassa.
dorn was killed by lightning, on Thursday
last, on the plantation Of Mr.. Chas. n Mer-
riveshsr, about ten miles from GAINESVILLE.
Tanneesee,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14
LEXANDRlA ECLECTIC ACADEMY
IA III u a d.

4 LEXANDRlA ECLECTIC ACADEMY.
\ J PEDE M.4RSHHLL, a. b., PRIScI-
rAL-The du.les OF This Ac DENY will De re
81 ed on WednsdIy, the oh Of Sep ensb1.
Ihe school will be divided into two depart
and Academic.
The Course OF Study, embracing English,
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Ancient and
Modern Languages Is fully preparatory to any
class of college or the every day duties OF life.
TERMS Preparatory, IS per quarter, or
S32 per year, payable quarterly,
Academic, $40 per quarter or $40 per year,
payable quarterly Modern Languages extra.
A small charge is made for Stationery, III
GLIDING Paper, Pens NC, and for Fuel.
A pupil to be received and retained, must be
OF good moral character, and studious habits.
Only limited number admitted.
aug l4-eotd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

The United Service Magazine declares that
there is not a respectable citizen OF the Uni
led States, who would not feel indignant
we're he to know the Infamous uses to when
the flag of bis free and independent nation
is applied on the coast Of Africa"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

The Richmond Enquirer says:-"ln con-
sideraton of the vast amount of good that
might be done through the fundamentally
of the Atlantic cable, if properly managed
and beyond the governmental control of any
nation, We think that it should be open to
all the world, protected by every nation.
and subject to the control of nont--rr else
Eugland might own ore end and the United
States the other. And in view OF tho fact
that steam and the telegraph have annihila-
ted space We would much prefer tho Valen'
tia Bay end to the Trinity Bay. Then let
as have one end of the telegraph, and let
that end be the Irish end"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

Hon. Theodore S. Fay, United States Mio-
lister to Switzerland was married to Anna
Lentwe at B-rne, on the 18th June. AT
the same time and same place DR.. Francis
p Abbott, of Berlin, Prussia, formerly OF
the State Of Maine,) was married TO Miss
Caroline L only daughter OF Hon. L, 5. Fay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14
Cow

To tue Magistrates q the city ! A.
Your complainants humbIysh5Ea
are at this time, and have been i'.F
in the deepest eiiiiction. Certain c 7
ceeding from the third story Of 10
Block, on Kirg street, nightly d.,'l'
pose OF the quiet citizcns Of that !'a
making night hideous wl'b dI'm'I"
Men With huge instruments G:
denominated instruments Of mU't,
night after night 10 this building
and produce to the great snooyN'
inha bitants OF that neighborhooi, ~
of the ladies, sounds uneartbIy, t'i
heavenly, sounds that Danish sIss1
eyes and slum Der from the e}e.Ij'.
An attempt to describe tie n.'"
sed by these new beginners" q u
Band, would be vain sud worse "'
lees. You have, doubtless, read OF
horns which were sounded arouh!
causing its walls to fall; yet The J.
these Transforms was nothing 10 CO
with what your petitioners bs'e hk
called upon to endure. Why F"
walls of the Exchange Block hl',
this tumbled into ruins, IL beyond |
mortals.
Your slumbers have occaslora.i'|
turbed, we doubt not, By the ~
Watch Dog and serenade Of 10
You have beard, too, the beIi.S1;
Bull, and the braying Of the A.,
Of the Oxl, the scream OF 'As ..
snarl of the HyeDa, the wall Of "'
the whine Of the Wolf, and the
Lion; but all these friPh,iuI ssuoh'
gled furnish 90 meagre couc'P,a1
the nightly chorus at EIchtoG, D."
What then is to be DONE "s''
legal advice 10 the PREMISE, aDI
ed that the perpetrators are 'Hl'"
nuisance. IL
We are referred to the f1llo"Iog"
Stran ge reports. page IOi, as n1''"
inus Rex versus Smith" 4
The defendant was convicted %
ment for making great noises 10 "
with a speaking trumpe', 70 Toe -
of the neighborhood, which Eos IA
to be a nuisance, aud feed iSs "
fire pounds" h Il
The case is now 10 Jour hno 49,, :
street cries aloud for relief w..
plsoty nor, but without 'pe'l! ,i,.n|
nerves OF your petitioners ca! a.
reason desert her throne gu g.
queuce the nuisance may c,r ,y VSrr.1
of competent testimony. MANI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14
A Complaint.

A correspondent of the New York Tribune,
whom we take to be some dissatisfied DemC-
crAt, addresses TO the editor Of that paper the
tOllOwIng note:
"SIR: You would do a service TO the coan-
try by giving the places Of n0iicHy opposite
the name Of each person whom Mr.. Scbell
has nominated to a c!erkshIp 10 the Custom
lIyu,e You will 6nd the larger portion are
Irish and Dutch, while Americans OF most
une zceptionable character, and who have
some strong claims on the consideration Of
the United States Government, cannot OBJ
tain situation at Mr.. SchePs hands
This is a state of things which is outrage US
JUSTICE
To which Horace, in a very independent
wa7. thus repletb:
I'VE sha! do nothing Of the sort. We
neither know nor care where Mr.. Scbe.Ps
-ubordinates were soverally born, and it's Of
20 consequence The Democrats vote Of
this city aud lis Vcinage is mostly Irish, and
Irishmen do twO-tbirds Of its work at the
polls. If lrishmen are good enough to put
Mr. Schell into cfice, we can't imagine why
they should not be considered good enough
t. recel,e flee from him IN turn. Would
Justice have them used at the polls aod re.
PEELED 10 the distribution of the Spells? We
should call that mju-tice."
We should say that Horace was about
right. 1t would certainly be base ingrati-
tude to use Irishmen to rile UP Democratic
maiorities with, und then not give them a
taste Of tho proyant of cfice. II it be true
that the l.horer is worthy Of his hire, tie
author of Justice hes no right 10 complain.
He is simply receiving and experiencing the
effects of bis own m"diciue. soar natural
ised fcllow-cltizens," are getting tired, we
suspect, of doing all the voting and holding
so few of the Offices LyacLJurg Irg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

r ,.tlesnakes continue to abound in the
Glad.s, Allegany county Md. A boy bitten
by one of these snakes was cured by the az
plcation of a poultce of mashed green on
ions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

TIE harvest reports from Ireland continue
very satisfactory. The potatoe blight had
not made its appearance to any appreciable
extent in any part Of ireland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

The Asamemnou, is said to be one Of the
best propcllers in the British navy. As
fl ,atirg battery she has very few, if any,
EQUALS of her size.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

The public appear to be getting very impa'
tient for the actual working OF the Atlantic
Telegraph, and for the transmission of mes
ssges. The Boston Transcript has enume-
rated some Of the difficulties likely to be ex-
perieuced 10 receiving European news by
way Of the submarine cable, and these are
likely to be more troublesome on land than
in the water. % the western part of New
foundlsnd the telegraph extends over dis
lance of nearly four hundred miles through
q wild region, and for the most part through
an unbroken country. The difficulty will be
in discovering and repairing breaks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

The paper mill on Bath Island, at Niaga-
"a, has been burnt. Loss 100000. lnsur.
ed for 100000. The fire was caused by the
EXPLOSION of O boiler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

There vas tremendous blow" 'n Lon
don. on the Goth ult which did considerable
DAMAGE in tho city and neighborhood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

There was a destructive fl jod near Cleve,
land, Oaio, on the 9Th. Considerable dam
age Was dvne to the railroad tracks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

A BOOK EVERYBODY fSTA'-..., d
n GREAT SorrHEGs RorT EED ~
Just received and tor sale a. ~, ~, 3
and Periodical Depot. pss''.t, &.
Hand Book OF the G'ea' s''D,, ~, j
tween New Orleans and wa. -. 20
Northern and Southern Ah'a', $40:
bracing the GEOGRAPHY H''o o.. 10
a general account OF ever 80. ~
Station, with their exact III ..h
terminus. The most OF VIZ >
original, and never before P''.', -, :,
Bile. of Stations, and distances - =
Atlantic cities, and to "a.A!A1o 49,
board River Route from W" va. /. y
phis; valuable hints to 'fsy... '.l1.. !. 4
officers and through time ScA'o''
B. Ayres Price Is cts. ,,.r.,.Wp
A fresh supply OF Hugh "'"''
plete il 7 vols. H. ,o,oo, O. =
A Poor Fellow, BY the au'"" y,
81 IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14

EOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY 1T LIN,
y will practice IN the Courts OF "estmore'
land, Richmond, and Northumberland Counties.
Post Office, Rice's Store, Westmoreiand County,
Va dec ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-14
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEKKLi BY
EDGAR >ts1 ~ Is.S
ALEXANDRIA,:
SATURDAY MORNING, ADJUST IA, 1883.
At the dinner given by Mr.. Peabody, t

At the dinner given by MIR. Peabody to
our Minister to France, (wbO has lately been
on visit to Lordon,) Mr.. Mason, IN ac-
knowledging toast, made allusion to the
alliance which has recently sprung up be-
tween England and France. From the latter
country be bad received many proofs oil SIN
cere friendship, acts of graceful Kindness to-
wards himself and the nation woich he rep
resented, and claiming the privilege OF his
oountrymep, he ventured TO guess that the
approaching meeting of the soverelsns OF
England aud France would Tend greatly to
strengthen the entente cordiaIe between the
two western nations of Europe. s. tar a.
bis country was concerned, the progress
which it had made was conducive to the in-
teres,s of civilization, and no one could doubt
that the admission Of Texas and California
into the Union had been Of much greater adj
vantage to the commerce of the world than II
tbose States had remained under their old
form Of government.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-09
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PAINTS.
R. Il. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents
LATE AGENT OF U. $. PATENT OFFICE, WAsxiSo1
Ton, rvDER THU Acr OF 1877

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in all matters touching the same. Copies of the
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This Agency is not only the largest in New FnsS
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securing patents, or ascertaining the patentabity
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MN to accumulate vast collection Of specfoa-
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TESTIMONIALS.
" During The time occupied the Office " Cctt,
missioner OF Patents, X. II. Eddy. ESQ.,, CT Bos-
ton, did business at the Patent Office as Solicitor
procuring patents There were few, il any;
iersons acting in that capacity, whe had 30 much
nsines before the Patent Ohito and there were
ronc who conducted it with more skill fidelity and
success. ! rcgari NJ. Eddy as one Of the best in.
formed and most skiIiful Paten, Solicitors in the
United states aud have no hesitation in assuring
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them an early and favorable consideration at the
Patcut Office. EDMUND BURKE,
&c Commissioner of Patents
From the present missioncr.l
AUGUST L, distributing tho time have
held the Office Of Commissioner Of Patents, X. Il.
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gagged in the transaction of business with the Oics
rs Il solicitor. lie is thoroughly acquainted with
sne Law, and the rules Of practice Of the Office
regard Ina Of fde qost capable and successtsl
5raetictiouers with whom have had official inter.
courss. CH.iS, tsON;
Comm issionor Of Patents.
Boston. Jan !, ls5s-6O-iy
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r,a L lis worth House, Me-; the sooner the
better.
DR.. Bland Of New York, Is West 18th
Street, will please take notice of this advor-
,isment as well also my friends Messrs VIM.
Freeman Jr, of Cherryfcid, james Quinlan
Of St. Stephen, y. B., 5. W. P'po Il Co. Of
East Mac-ias, Me.
One heart one way, all the rivers run in
to the sea.
God bless the republic without slavery.
DR.. CoRREA,
a Physician with forty-two years medical
practice.
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LET rs frs, break dorm this SL1V-

LET us frs. break down this SLA Y
ISL Administration, and tier The
20 WEIR which en>lares all Hdmiats-
tations, - Senator Douglas
The above remarks says The Washing.
ton correspondent of the Springfield
Republican, was made by senator Doug
las "ePeaiy and maatiltg' On a recent
occasion, and we take It as a proof Of
the wide and impossible gulf that now
separates the distinguished IlIinoisan
from the pro-sayery party. There can
b. no doubt tha. this separation is
complete at the present time, and that
t may b. made final by wis. prudent
and LIBERAL course OF the part of the
Republican opposition.-Port Adrerti-
ser.
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Dress Iiaki.le.

The subscriber announces 10 the ladies Of Els
worth and vicinity that she viii attend to dress
making, either al her boarding house, or viii 90
into private families. Eesidcaeo at Nm tuner
y MaiI 1T. MARIA ~ LEE.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-27

WOMB 70 ras LApiss.-In rseonnsading TO
your use Dr.. J. Hoststtsr's oslebsatsd Stomach
Bittsr,, IL 10 butt ustics u state, that, stnu
liant to tho systsm, In importing strength and Wig
Or, ~ know Of no preparation morshappiiy sdsp.-
I'd 70 ali Affections consequent spon this cause,
and for cramps in the stomA<h. choIsra Aorbas,
and all ailments arising from over-indulgs noe in
the fruits, vegetables, lee creams, &c., &C.; Is
certain and slnost instantaneous remedy, asd
family should be without IL. Directions for NE
% the bottle. Sold by draggists and dealers gen.
orally. P. GIBBONS, Agent,
jy16dkw Main-st, bet. 81 eth and Seventh.
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s.assx nssk, Newton, b and spD Assshaats'
1xshaAes Dk.
StAts 6snk, New Brunswick; Bk Of theCDnae..
wealth.
Ststs Bank, Newark, Is 4 up, Manhattan BIZ.
STATE Hsak, Klisahethtovu, % mp, DO
semssset cosAty Bank, 6smnsrviis; American
4xehangs Bsak.
Trenton Baskins Co., Trentos - and mp; Man
haitian Banx.
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Q. r. CIKTsnD,
paALRa n

II
Fine Cello ana SILVER Waschss.
CLOCKS, sPDcTACL1s. SILVER WARE, &c..
Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
kEOk Uk............ .,......... IOWA.
lAvIEG permanently located In H.o. r
- kuh, would invite the attention u -
tne public to my new and we'll selected
STOCK. Having acquaintance with the hest manu-
In the United States All Of my goods are
maue 70 order and are unsurpassed in quality or
SVk. Inc stock an now opening comprises In
part, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Enrlish and
Swiss, the keusine Perry Watches, cased with
original designs; Silver Ware Of every descr. ptiou
1afrsntsd pare coin Ladiss' and Gsntlsnss's
Jswelry Of ali kinds. including stylss never before
offered In the market; Spectaelss, In cold, silver
steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble, Periseopie
coneave, double convex and Colored Glasses. OF
every variety Of shade and focus amons these
are the real Scotch Pebble and Periseopic 8lssses
mechanically adapted to suit iii oyas. To those
gnaeqnAinted with tho nature Of these Glazses,
Will state that they are manufactured from cYys.
taised quartz, their peculiar shape predicting an
equal locus throughout their entire surface, Wiki
IN other diassrs the focus Is concentrated 10 one
point, and, To the constant wearer often times h.
comes painful. A Ane lot Of Acoordeons, also. Al
assortmentof Morton's Gold Pens Double Plated
ware, Manufactured BY Rogers Bro, on genuine
Aibasa, warranted TO be the best Plated Ware that
is mAde--Tea Sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets. Ca
tor., Ladies, Spoons, Forks, 10.
N. B.-Goods Of every description made to or
der, ~ also Hair ornaments. / would particularly
call the attention OF the public to the fac, that
my goods are purchAsed for CASE j and not hrou sht
out here 10 srll on consignment. They are offered
81 Asmall proht, for CASH ONLY. The money "a
FUNDED In all cases where goods do not prove ~
represented.
Being practical Watch Maker, my personal
attention will b. given to the CLEANING And M.
pairing Of Watches, which shall be done In work.
man.likc manner, and warranted to keep time
Clocks, Jewelry, &C., repaired in the hest manner
and attended TO promptly. Engraving done TO
order.
~Please call and examine nv goods. and
will take pleasure in showing them. even though
NO sale 10 made. share Of pa tronagei Il respect
fully solicited. l have made and put up the only
Sun Dial there u in town, which can, he relied on
- the true time for this meridian.
junel dly
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View gsrseY Ranka.

New Jsrssy 8anks.
Thonpeon's Bank Reporter, corrected bv
Thompson 6fothers, furnishes the annexed
list Of par jersey Banks and the plaoes Of
redemption:
bTAtB o. NEW Jnn1UY.
Bank Of jersey City Jerssy City; Ocean Bank.
Csntrsl Baak Of New Jsrpsy. Hiehtovn = .ns
up; Manhattan Bank.
Bslyi6ess Baak, Bsividers, IS and up; Astropoli-
CIV 1a.t. Perth Ansoy; Inpersers' .ad m.
Z. oliases Bank Of New Jsnsyi America. II
Hxehsags Dank.
Iaxnsn' and Mechanis' Bank. Nidd,etov,
Resnsj 1aah e the Commonwealth.
pelitsn Bank. Assso
Ersshold Dankiug Co.; Manhattan Rank.
AaeEsessown hank, Haskststowa, 3 asd m
AHsr. Exchange Bank. -
Moboks. City Bank Ocean Bank.
:, ~ ~ 70 n,ss Frsmingssn, 80 up; Dsak
Hsdson Co. Bank. iss.ra ~; sAss ..s I,.ss,s
sssa.aios Bank, Newark 80 and up, MssAaa.
y ~ ~; nan: nssa, Trenton, = and ~, laak
y. 49,. 1 g b., Jsnv cisy. 10 ~
Hsssk CIV INK. Newark. s. ! ~ osssiasss.
- 1A.liag - Issarasss O., nsvasl. 4
- NJ MeeGAAn6s LAX.
Osaos 1saks 0Aass, = and sp; MsasspsiiGsu
1Ailipsssrs 1aAk. 1sak u ce.nsswsexA.
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1ARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO.,
importers and Deaisn in
HPAINTS, OILS, vAKNIsHES. II
WINDOW GLASS. GLASSWARE. enUSnes, &c.
Ues 1l1 hesla ~, -. ktAA go 0ex1h,
KEOKUk, IOWA.
Printing Inks,

W. hsvs for sale quantity Of wADxs Color
sp Isks, which are Justly eonsidsred the best In
market. There a-s among them sll shades Of Red.
Blue, yellow and Brown, and Of All prices, from
rs cents up 70 per b. Also White Ink, Gold
Sias and vsrnish, and nearly All grades Of Black
Ink. Of the same manufacture.
We have, besides, . quantity Of Asther's Black
Ink undisposed Of than which there are none
better In market.
All Of which We will sell 1t manufacturer pri-
ess, for cash.
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uMAAana vrna - 49,
-
The Following Quotstions are based upon
the Report OF the Auditor Of the State Of
Indiana, dated February Let, 1858: -
..-n,, ...,~a
s
AL DISCOUNT
Dank Of 0oshen. t1osh~a.
nnak OF 0osport. 0ospo,t.
Bsnk Of Nj. Vernon. NJ. Vernon.
Bank Of PAoli, Paoli.
Bank Of Rockville, ahash.
Bank Of Salem, New Albany.
Bank Of salem, salem.
Bloom ineton Bank. Bloominrton
Cambsidee City bank. CsmbT r. CITY.
Exchange Bank, Grssncastls,
Bank Of Indiana Michixan CITY.
Canal Bank, EvsnsyilIs.
Csntrain'k. Indiansnoii. Redeemed !. 49,
ursr Of state.
Crescent City Bank Evansville.
Bank Of Elkhsrt.
Broohville Bank indiana,
B cambddee City Bank.
Farm u Bank. Wsst6cld.
lndiaua Bank, Madisos.
Indiana Farmer Bank. Franklin.
Ksntacky Stock Bank, Columbus,
Lagrange i,ank. Lima.
Parke County Bsnk Rockville.
Prairie City Bsnk. T.rre Ilaute.
Bank Of Monticello
Pavetts f.ourtr Rsnk
Msroh. 4 Meck. M New Alb.nv
Bank of Syracuse.
Indian Reserve Bank.
hoos'sr Bank.
susPIxDHD-Ar 70 DISCOUNT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-27

st. IoUfs, July II.
Market very hrm for slmost every kind Of pro-
duce.
FLOUR-country 81 80 to l % per sack; city
-.
WIiEAT-Spring rs to 81, fall s5 to %.
CORN--Prims yellow 10.
0ATs-5i to $50.
BAcoH--shosidsrs s, Hams 7, clear sides s.
LAkD-llc.
WHISKY-2oS to II.
HAY-Choios Timothy 81 10, in bales.
HIDRS-Dsy l34 70 IL.