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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-10
COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- CORNER OF FIRST AND
FRANKLIN sTREKTsaLINDEN ROW.

RICHMOND, VA.
mencs on the 6rst Monday in October, isSe, and
will close on the last day Of June, 1890.
snor viii % aas 70 ~ an ne ngh
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Mod.
ern Lans are surpassed BY those of no school
In the Union. Two French ladies', reared and edu-
Gated in Paris, reside in the family Of the Princi
pal; and 1t is made their especial duty to speak
French, habitualiy, with the young ladies' boarding
The best masters Of music are employed, and
great attention is paid to this department.
lSsTRuCToRs:
THoS; y. DUDLEY. jE.. 4. ii. 81 the univer-
Nil J. VASES s sAs French Department.
g. PERSICo, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
DR. BfCHLER, German.
Es sEiPER !. cJ Pia g s. and t Organ.
i. tscHNEf6ER, Harp asai ',a''''
This Institution is well known to the Bishops and
clergy OF the Episcopal Church in Virginia, to
virginia Mtapy institute and 40 William and Mary
College, to Professors Bledsoe and Smith, of the
s1s Hssssa y & s s5oS q hG & H H
i: 5. Dosgett, Kichmond, Va, and to the patrons
5 syns ts1ms SSS ST sadss
''rsn0e D. LEE POWELL Principal 3. Fla
iy Il-lm&tfmlstolO Pox 81 Richmond. Va
old DOMINION FEMALE iNSTi1 UTE,
" CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 9TH Sis. RICH
MoND, VA--This School, for young ladies' will open
Inne 1860. The Principal will be assisted BY the
foIlowins eminently qualified instructors: Rev.
LEO. RossER, d. D., teacher of Moral ScIenee;
Mr. J. E. SHUMATE, Ancient Languages and Natu-
raj Sciences; Mr. HokAcE CHASE. Music; Dr.
BUcHLsR, 1Ierman; F. ]. FISHER. Painting, Draw
ing, &c; NJ die FAvARGER. French; Misses N: f.
CsRTER A. L. DELAPLANE, in the English De-
paTtment.
TERMS FOR THE SESSION.,
payable half the 1st OF October, and the residue
February IA, 1850
Primary Ens lish, including Vocal Music. 5000
intermediate English, do. do. 400
Senior En- lish, do. do. 5OO0
Laneua les. leach, }. 0W
Piano Or. an, Guitar, or Cultivation OF the
Voice. for half hour lessons, two per wk. 5000
For honr lessons one per week. ........ 40 90
Do do. two per week. ......-... 50 10
Painting, &C., from ...............2 20 90 to 50 %
Use of Piano -. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
For iu ther information eoncernins the School,
see Circulars, or apply to I. l.. GALLEHER,
At the Institute, Richmond, Va.
INSTRUMENTATION. D. Doagett, d. D., Rev.
Jas. A. Duncan, Rev. VIM. H Wheelwris hit, Rev.
W. W. Bennett DIR. Thos. Pollard, Robert. Rids
way, Esq, Jno. C. Shields, Esq, N. A SturdIvant,
Esq, Richmond. H-2w
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MISS ANDERSON will open her SCHOOL
w the 18TH SEPTEM Der, in the house on Grace
street, between 4th and 9Th streets next above DR..
Sneads residence, and nearly opposite Centenary
her pupils may recreate and enjoy themselves dur
INK their recess. au 2T-tl5thOc
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p n ua -
a1 S. ssa - e 3sass = $1,000. Rev. ..
q! asns uadsf g ss .dmi e. e.
snd which ~ ~ ss yssls 4 is 8 sasssssisly
cargied out, vii eyer 8 Kept IN visw, 81 & 81
!. Fstsssk ssssssS "a sAas shOslA form AT ii
yCgps ledy . nost liberal sducstioa. .
preersss. dom sSs Sr.t elements 70 Is. IsSsss
Point. u eae brunch, 70 which It may y desirable,
s.ss E, s E: ss 3 ssS sAssay ..d
ShAsIas e .u..,s.s( 4. VA g,,:l
Rev: ], L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences Of
JAMES LEIeH JONES. A. NJ. UNIV. Of va,,
SHiS,i ~ Js:|. S. ss,:so.'
I y. =. CLAP, Principal Of Musical Department.
Mis-. NARY Si L. LE ss1Eas Drawing, Paint.
senor CARLOS c. MERA. Spanish and Italian.
Miss 5. ?. RerAL and 'i Miss N. 3. VALENTINES
will continue to teach the English Branches in the
and Mn IN s. e.
Preparatory Department Some Assistants will be
fhe President viii hear the rectations of all the
classes at regular intervals, glvng special asten-
ton to the Primary pupils
Per session of nine months, half payable in adj
vince, October j, 1S69-remaindcr, February IA,
1867 gs.s.e..
English Tuition in Preparatory Department. $50 90
French in Preparatory Department. ~ w
English Tuition in Collegiate Department. ~ W
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. ~ W
M11Sic On Piaro with Vocal Music ...... 30 90
Nnsic on (;uItar ...... 40 90
lee ~ 5Tnstrumapt ......,.. 8 90
Vocal Music alone, (taken by az, in casses,) z %
Drawing, Needework, or Grecian Painting. y ~ ~
Board. incndns everything except washing. 100 %
Wosb, ~ ,o e ~ ' ......... 20 90
Minisfers' danghfsrs will be received at reduc
ton of one fourth, on all the above charges,
"a Ne extra charges. Pupils PROVIDE BOOKS ana
Stationery at their own expense: In case q pro
tracted sickness, a deduction viii be MADE Ior ap-
sence. .,,a
It win be noticed that the Price Of Board has essn
reduced from $3.50 to 8 100. No change Is conLem
plated in its quality. With our ample accorm9-
datons il was thought the REDUCTION coulo pc al
forded and that it gu hit, therefore, TO pe niaqe.
Boarders are regarded as members OF ths IIesl-
dent's family. Money to meet their lnclcentm ex-
lenses should be deposited with him, ana all let
e Pap Gr sson si be present. ii possible he,s
day of the session. go. ;-e,..
ton, address CHAo; u. w LI1 J.t,.
jy Z3-2lam RIcnnonu, ' q.
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FENHE DUTIES OF MIX. STUART'S CLAS.
L sICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will be resumed on MONDAY, 26th Sept. next, at
He viii be assisted in the department of Ancient
LANGUAGES by Mr.. Rich ARD ANDERSON, graduate
of tho University in this department under DR..
Harrison. to whom he refers. A Primary Depart
ment will he connected with the School, in which
Unified number will ha received. aue -dAn
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Xirtuunh gispattt.

-s~s.- -
~ n rxuALR SArLoR--7ts fsers q. ss -.
- nolIre once at Monmeuthsnsc, 49,
vesAnfiv 4 woman was charged WIN WNsA.u6
- I trssss IN male attire. She wore se1wA ".
,sloshss, And ia her appearances eaat ah1 ~.
1crss aoneare1 70 be every inch sailor suA,
- rasSnsss az conduct presented stHkink
.s,rtrass e. the quiet looking seaman, ner nus
~ "a ma .tood beside her. II seemed mai f0r
- las than ten years she has scorncd her
,,sc,.sr clothing, and devoted herself to hard
INA tncessant toll. In various capacities she.
10 yoyaged 10 Quebec, Bombay aud other
6.stant piaces and at times has shipped In
coaster. never shrinking from her share Of
an,y. but loading and unloading. the cargoes
with the crew. On one occasion, 1t Is said, she
carried between the vessel and the shore, In a
day. no less than seventy sacks OF -four, while
n the winch her courage never tagged and
her streagth never failed. During two Of the
ten yoArs spoken OF, however, she did little
duty on land, working a. a NAVY npon the
railway 20 Exeter. Yet her sex was never
suspected. Her last voyage was from Truro'
as an able bodied seaman, at e. Sc per month
She arrived At Newport \ short tme ago, ot,'
her sex became by some means, revealed ana,
a. she continued to dress as usual, the ceiger..
OF the Dock Police preferred the charge, as
defendant said she was married on ."e .a-a,s
July last and shipped as COOK ana sew .',ar
from Truro about three months ago, III 80.
= auuport her husband, who had met Win
misfortuue. The woman was Discharges, anu
len the court, obtaining the protec uoh VI "a
omnibus. however, to prevent DeihS hoo"'
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I EXTINCTION LAW 81 ItUOL.-Ihe eleventh
IL Session of ms LAW SCHOOL will commence
on MONDAY, the 9TH day of November next. Cir
culars will be sent to gentlemen desiring informa
ton to the plan Of instruction, text books. ex-
penses, &c. JOHN w. BROCKENBROUGH.
LEXINGTON, Va, August Is, 1859. Sc -2m
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THE FOyRTH SESSION OF MRS REM

l NETS School FOR BOYS viii comm nee
on MONDAY. the Sd October, at her srhoot-room,
on 9Th, between Grace and Franklin streets.
Al pupils entrusted to her care will be thorough
" and prepared to enter advanced class
- in the male schools. 49, -
.TERMs, PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Under 10 years of age. ls25 40
Over 10 years OF age .......,.,.., 30 90
Latin or French. : Z. ...,.-. .... IL a &
-
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~ sPPRRiHNSssslK s WHITE s0LPHuH
E:I SOrTroURr COUNTY, VI.
These sPRINGS. sometlmes called ...DiBnKEL.s
SPRINGS" viii be open f2r the reception Of ylsi-
the grati6cation 10 know thas they have given ga
tsfacten heretoEere TO their visitors, hatfer them
selves that theiB future tahuFs will ensure full
portion Of the public patronage.
p bosrq. PEI day -. ..-....-.....--.D
Beard: 1sr hotel nq9 slS 60 asS; 3. ~ pc
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M. STERN "a BRO,

No. 224 BROAD STREET, sscS
- Have inst received from Boston and Phila
delphia, the largest stock of BOOTS and SHOES
offered IN this market of the very best quail
ity.
If you want to save Is per cent. call on
III. STERN & BRO,
au 31-lm Ne. 22l Broad ST.
NEW FALL STOCk...BOOfS, SHOES,
~ TRUNKS AND LEATHER-l2O0 CASES.
We have received and are now opening twelve
hundred cases. q part OF our i all and Win
ter stock of BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS and SOLE
LEATHER, comprising q good and GENERAL variety
of all the most desirable kinds, mostly manufac-
tured expressly for US. and the qualities are such
as we can recommend to be good. We invite our
isfed we have bou- them as low as any house
at the North, viz: New York, Philadelphia or Bal
timore, and we will sell them as low Ali in want
of good Goods at low prices are respectfully invited
to look at our stock. To merchants that buy for
PISTNEY a. WATTH
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE m
~ PRICE OF HATS AND B0OTS.-A
~ From Is to 20 per cent. saved by buy
EA ing from J. HI. ANTHONY,
NNAN Columbian Hotel building.
Moleskin Hats of best quality, 50 so; do. second
quality, 90; fashionable Silk Hats, SO; fine calf
skin sewed Boots. so; Congress Cater Boots. Is;
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, 2 Is.
]. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS which he will sell at the unpre-
cedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND 4
HALF. &C Z3-d&wts
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REDS yERAN-
EM = 1DAH HOTEL AND
$M9sYREsTAURANT, Kept q

SXtSVNESTAURAN KepfS -
WHfH the EKropsan PAM 6rH STREET,
BETWEEN MARSHALL W CLAr.-This
well known and POPULAR H0USE is receiving
large share of public patronage. II has been, and
will be, q CoMFoRTABLEST QPPING-PL ACn n,
for the wearied trayeer. The ROOMS are very
neatly fitted up, and the BEDS are OF the finest kind
The TABLE is always supplied with the best the
market can afford and competent servants to wait
on the guests. As they are under the immediate
supervision OF the proprietor, nothing shall be
wanting to make the visitors feel at home.
. BOARD BY THE DAY, WEEK OK MONTH.
By the day. q 20
Rooms BY the day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
IA. Meals served at all hours, according 10 order
as We have always on hand every variety that can
be found IN our own or other markets.
~ GAME Of all kinds in season.
Persons from the country viii 6nd II to their ad-
yantsze e step 81 this house, AZ there 10 an excel
~ ism R0BERT REID, Proprietor. &
, 1859-09-29

SEw YonK,, Sept. es.-Thc correspondent Of
the Htraid 4ays: ~ am Informed that some
additional propositions 10 those already before
our Government have recently been submitted
and for protection or the naoneF OF protecting
the transit routes Among the proposed stipu-
latious to be considered By Secretary Cass and
the Mexican Minister, is m important one re-
latinE 10 tue settlement OF claims Of citizeus Of
the Cuited States upon Mexico. which requires
that the claims be adjudicated by four COM
missiOners-two to he appointed by the Presl
dent of each Government, and an umpire, to
be selected By the commissioners, or, in case
Of their disagreement. by the Secretary Of State
and tie Mexican Minister; mud the amount OF
Is lch adjudicAted claims oyer the TWO millions
Of dolIars which the treaty has provided for
payment of them. is to he settled by ten annual
payments Of equai amount, with interest at 6
per cent. until paid bonds TO be Given for the
amount, Which will he receivable By the Mexi-
eau Government fnr any export or import dues
to that Government.
It is proposed, also, to obviate the obiec-
tions ot the Mexican government to our pro-
position Tor the protection Of the transit
routes, Ly the appointment Of a commissioner
by each government, to reside at suitable
locations. who, in case Of disturbance Of the
peace upon any route, are to make the necessary
demands On the Mexican authorities for troops,
which. If dssregarded for period Of ten days,
upy be made up from the nearest land or
naval forces Of the United States. who after
gising prnper notice to the commissioner, OF il
be be ubsent, to the nearest local authority,
shall proceed 10 lhe scene Of disturbance and
qurll it.
As au evidence Of the good feeling entertain
cd by the Liberal Government Of Mexico to-
wards citizens Of the United States: Presiden.
Juar-z haa extended to citizen Of New Jersey
valuable mining facilities in tue State Of Snoa,
which we're 10 expire on the 1ss Of October next,
for two years longer.
, 1859-09-29
later from AriEoua.

WASHINGTON. Sept. e5.-D4tes from Arizona
to the 6th, saJ the express had arrired, bring.
ing news Of the complete submission Of tie
Aohare Indians by Aejor Arnsistead They
acknowledge large number killed, aud surreu-
der fne tract Of land 10 the u. S. Govern.
mcnt, and promise never again 10 modest tue
whites. Armlsteud Is Oh his way east on twelyc
months leave.
The reports to Gen. Clarke states that the
Colorado River If more reliable stream for
navigation Than the Red River, Missouri, Mis-
Aissippi, or Minnesota Rivers.
The new steamer Cocopa made trip from
Fort Yun,a TO Fart Mohave aud Heate's crossing
-225 m,1es-iD five days. cutting her own road
On tue way. THIS trip demonstrates the cosrect-
nc*s Of Lieut. Ives exploration made last year.
The 0seriaud Mail Co.'S Sutton, sixtr miles
nborc Fort Y.-ma, was robbed Of nil the horses,
BY MexicAns. and tue station Keeper left for
dead. a portion Of the Americans on Gitn
River huve determined to drive of 81! Mexicans
on the river on account uf this outrage.
i coll sion occurred in which it is said 6ix
Mexicauh were killed. There being no law O..
officers III Arizona, no arrests we're Insde. The
Mexican population Ut Gila and Colorado miner
are much a1a,ned. Lieut.. Mowry'e election n.
delegate from Arizona was unanimous-out Of
5000 vetes il is not known that esen ope was
cast against him. The settlement Of etnisrants
hare commenced on the SAT Pedro River. Tue
Apachea lad been very bold in their dcpredn.
tions. Col. Kccne, Of Fort Buchanan has M.
piled Tor rcinforcemcnts.
, 1859-09-29
BIZ TELEGR 'ApH.
A.An I,ss s..n ..lr " &c American 0m
C0a " ek4 lac ANN-RtF A Il n As1fnns

.tA6Atr lit CAthas
,.;1.a %tsn,sSre5 nr ,s ss9f osrhe dispatches
ncs, 1hc rrc.n, .nmeut up1Tatc With 1n,nulr. tos
T.,n.tl .svs ~ veutn in China Flag oincer ts.
onn t,o.ts hs+ e British officer IN charge o. .nr
sid. but H. lug visited him, said no.9,ng ga.ed aSo
Duriurt silent appeal ~ xas ps ro%Sb IN board tue
1uirr Ian, he would look an1'on''' a.
.tand II the boats. n.,, thoa a con,
yersstion With our Con'm1sslohe!, Mr. "u1,
and lie agreed with me perfectly. may anoe, ,l ths
4 Gs5 rG'hI'Sap h.a tendered me TIC
d"r hcG,rr ! could do no less than Tow the
i,;s,s ~ his rr,;ef. Inade The offer, which was
Thankfully aud promptly accepted. hi!e tae
hoats were making fast to the hawsers which
yrcred assern, Insisted on Mr., Ward ana us
suite leaving the Tooy VAN and going on board
one Of the junks, for reasons which will ne o..
yioux. lie NJ frat reluctantly yielded, and lett
~. but soon returned in one Of tue English
boats, declaring that as the Tooy VAN vas his
home. uud being under fire with his appreciation
and concurrence, lie woald re1nain IN ner.
reluctantly yielded TO his gallant impulse.
CAPTAIN Tatnai1 towed the bouts through tse
British line to within Short distance % ,o.,ue .. ;u
Admiral. whose flag was flying. ~hen, eastlne
she1n off, he retired 10 the rear OF tue linz,
and anchored for the night lie took up this
posit,on. as it might euabfc him to aid the
wounded. aud should the boats 70 sunk: ~
rescue their crews, in other words. to afford
ali lbs aid consistent with neutrality. Barring
been informed BY British officer, that the
Admiral was dangerously wounded, Captain
Tatuu!l went in . barge to visit him, wher
within few feet Of the Cormorant, n rouad o
sbo, struck the boat, killing the co1swain, Mr
Bart, Of BROOKLYN, n. T.. and slightly wounded
Flag Lieut. Treaehard. They reacLed the Cor
moi u,,t hefore the boat was cntireiy sunk
Capt Ta,nall says the Chinese Commission
crs lad previously notified Nj. Ward uf thci
arrangements. and requested him to accom-,
pany the British aud French minister to I'eiho
TO this he consented, thereby To II certain e
1eut assuming platform wish the latter. Tt
sincerity Of tie Commissioners IVES much doubt
ed ut The time.
, 1859-09-29
Daily Revicw Of Chicago Market.

WEDNESDAY ErxsYxs Sept. a.
FRE1GuTs-flsm. Prop Missouri wheat frnm MI
waukee to Bulo At 7c bark Sheppard wheat to Buff
faloaiSc.
FLOUH-KeeeIpts 6l.a bfis shpm.nta az b:ls. Mar
ket acs4re and i'm sa'c we,t:-tu0 bsk ~Pte.nlu1n'
White. ii t3o; 30 bss choice White Wirtcf At s0
lrts do It As; l0 hrts Burlington CITY, and 80 ts
othcr choice brands S:rng EFT \ all ut IS 10 bis John
stuns do ii 4l3 On t.k $50 a.1s Sterling" spslrs. 100
b Lyons, d. and coo bsl. fair Spring Extras on
irrt, loo trs Csd,, Raptd.~ do at 1.x delivered 81
bt.+ Far Rvfr- do q, ans. ca b,. W.yerv. 60 1r,.
,ando,nh and a.o trls me.um sn,ng Ex.a Al 4co on
tnrs In hi, comnoo snlnv Extra a. s9.: % rs IN
,~ao 1o1h,,, ~nney n, M. M hi, ,,,v
s.,,, 1a,r. an h,,. do j., ,,,.,,.nn
Tur.T n...,,,. .. r-,,,. s.,.,n.-.. =, o-.,a.,,,.
v,<rrn-sc,,cc md IN d4m.na -,drn,,aI IL 81.
,-a., an II, vi pr, ,t sa ~ t,,cr. I'M In ~ :,
on, :, .torn M IL, NJ raa - !, st,,, eo h., ~
~, In .o,s IN su ao ,t a. IN .,or m IN, p.,.r :,
1al.e In .,o,r s.p,xo Acre and 1rovant.dv,nr.,. a.
- s,1~. ,re,.., an NJ, nn s,1s- II ~ IN .,or.
IN I'm ~ t -atc l., no. 81 n h, do In Int. - a. In
,,o,-. "a m ,,, n s,,3n =, -fn in .ora uh do IT
49,. nh, A. =, ~. ~ n, +, ~ -.:..e
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49,. -" ~ &C., .ns..Chs.-
o. AZ - ~ s' - -. ~ 'ts'e, -. a.'s4
-" .,s y ~ ~ - -. :. 60 -s'
;. ',,s. s.s,s ~" ~ 4' .se.. s .4,.. - ~
~ ~, -. :.
'a''-asaneea &C. sales "e'e :-"'W' -. ~ .ss ~
sto'e' ~ W ~ IL ''ss ~ eot t.ao W ~ ~ ~
e.e'e wv W " -, ~ ~ '''e INV W e1D'
- I,S ~ 4A9r'' 9,H..,N ~ ~. - ,.. -.
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s,-'' ~ on'pa.,. 's'"s ~ s-~e
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, 1859-09-29
tFtuanrtat a1lD Commercial,
MONETARY

wEnxrsnAT EVENING. September =, 1a'9-
The market for eastern exchangc was rather
weaker to-day, and although the banks still
keen their rates at spcr cent. PREMIUM
was sold freely in the street Mt 1t per cent
Gold nominal ut per cent. prem. Currency III
fair supply.
FA,1raes IN New YoRK-Several failures
occurred last in Boston, among them Messrs'
Carroll Thayer, Leather Trade; Aessrs
Blakes Kuisely, Wooden cioth trade,
F,Rs Observation-Disclosures. Satter1ee l. Co., in
their Circular for this week. say;
Insurance Stocks are at about the san1e fig
ure "a at our lust adyices. Tue Chicago IRE loss.
reported to-day, touches but few Of our city
Companies heagily, and will not Affect the pr'c:
Of tie stocks; or the dividends Of the well es
tubtished companies; in fact, few more losses
would tend to strengshen the raies Of Insurance.
and would favorably affect the business OF ne
Companies. Marine Insurance Stocks and
Serbs reunained without change during tie hsst
week Of the fortnight, but during tue present
week the stocks have risen from 2 to per cent.
and scrips from ii TO 81 per cent; Us th's class
Of securities approaches dlsldend periods The
i, mapd is likely to increase with average
fpSyps
, 1859-09-29
e sales 1t Shc1man's to-day were:


Dr TxGroxArn] NEW iokK. Sept IS.
Frpr4-Ma1ket loG,sc better With fa'es Of l4o0 bbs
1t sa.sas.s fos tupeE sase 4;.ss9o fer stua state
tlJe 81 for nak+rwrstern aGttt f"E ilfeoF TO End
tnppne tran II eItla Il ii O-eaenk rm. tanadaG let.
iar. IL :ost Is. Rye Flou f4r .cqusst II
tisAiS-M he.t fuy &C better ale* 81 o. uue II &c
fof 70: aud aioo TOR 80 Chicago sp!n=. LOO for So
Milwaukee !uH and 1jll.b f1r red Iowa; liNSt IL
tas I'd site: i:s: y y! red lodIa.*; !.ss,eA for
tszdr t:eo tu Il 4: By e qaes 90 0s ce!n
avy anl ivWer with xaes Ut u bu II ~ 10 stotc fJr
hned eteta. 81 fur yeo~. Gas steady At 4l8ssh for
state, ~ for .:ausdan-
r1sv,s1ox,-rork lower With ssles Of 800 bb's 1t
els s Iyu ness 10 for prime, f+.s tfn
Including iu1 seller. op.foa =. ts ysaI ea PIT
vs. Ie-t dul-sa l7a hbs =, ssaeo.oo for prime,
4a1@s 70 liest f6a ~ ftpaeked mes lUfor ex
irt uses pe:f uasns and prime beef quilt and u
<ha1xed tut a.ta ar1n - Tor Shoulders and
iE. 1a,d steady--<.lea is bis K9lix> aud IN
busInes doirg 1.l7e for Ohi aad otAse Cheese
Ia fxlr request II 92s4c
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