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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22
wnn Warned eoppRe.

On the morning Of the 22d of January
q message was dispatched from tins
plass 10 warn Coppie Of the authorities
Srom Virginia, Who had made . Es4aisi-
sseu upon ths1aoveEaeF o& IowA 1aE the
person Of this Harper's Ferry insured
ZIONIST. The papers proving defective
our fat and talented friend, Mr.. Cup
nv. oftths IomA City BgptbheaHt col
snhIy -asseveFates shsyws&siasig naiy
so-sud the Governor having in nind
the elorious motto Of Jackson-which
one NAV ind appended TO HE inaugural,
by taking advantage of che defect and
refusing to comply With the request, the
friends Of the Union had time to sho~
their feal!y and devotion thereto, and
aespste}edaA Mr. AssaoH TO oappga
resiasncs 10 place him beyond the pale
al Federal or State Authority.
At Grinnell, ar. Watson, upon making
known his business, was kindly assisted
on HE way By that sterling patriot and
true lover Of his country, ]. B. GFinaell,
ESQ, who is shortly to represent The Re
pabliean party of Iowa at the Chicago
Guuye utfoa and thoFe aamInaEs 6u-
ion'' man, 70 be voted fer by the "U2-
ion'' party in November aext.
Tue expenses Of she trip announced to
| sixtv- seven dollars, and the absorbing
question is, who defvays them Who
| loved his country go we'll as to assist IN
spiriting away from the proper AZ. hori-
tnaa amaa, Who. in cold blood, had mur'
I dered toe defenceless citizens Of another
| State Who started the mau apon has
errand, sitissns in QGicial % pr yata htei
And la there no manner By which SUED
traitors may be discovered and punish
| ed 2~-Slate Journal.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22

A Madam Howard celebrated for
her intimacy With the French Emperor
previous 20 his maFriags, aud Oh whom
he bsKtowed q haudsQms income inme-
afa4eIy prsyib as to thas ssens, afzsrward
.mAmSA1ha san of5m &ehn Troi Hwuey,
the Welch Baronea ; and now, after q
separation of aouae time from her bus
band ION whom ahs had ssttled By con
tract ahoGk 81, 1000 q yenFs tha LADY il
taking measugss 20 sesa 3 drasaa
Yates rushed up, The Gase wiifbr3ng uf
paat cireuzassa noes DOT At all agreeable
Tor high perBonages.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22

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wxsR SAVE LosT.-Gseghen asEsEa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22

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and ali other nsamM 81 i M1aaassa liver .
other d-laorgnnszakspn 81 rs ayakanh yan~
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all powesfa aatsaRas ana asssssaRs Fsn-
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of the BILE Is Of m~omsukeaa tnansgtahes 60
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22
Job PwAm3Am@1
9ob PrfmsamgEf
mmA~@mws

4@b EExMGAaKSS
DOB RRAmakmw So
Y6AAveius atssd MP xszyh sagJ
u, ms hplAe 80
sias 0Des il Iswa, sd ars prepared =
do every asyls ed variety o Printing on
shoe i oss.-
Our JobbGng maaerial IL ell SEW, and
from In J~oRaaOa's iasfsy sslsosassd
4aaa philaaa, Aaa aasFassa
all tia late and elegant styles.
Our faailis5ss fpk daiag aa grades Of
Prinsia Ii more extensive, than any
other ogsee in Western Iowa. We havs
axp0snoed wDamsns Rssssss Of the
latest and most approved patterns and
Type Of che aoss aasarahle Styles and
va will ssaryaal sassgassiofs in every
eass. Those desiring Job Printing, are
respectfully requested to cali.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22

Tue lovers Of good whnissosas bread,
viii And . sip-sop article atJ&csa Wn-
kEasl Bakery Ga and sas AA and try
his hRaaA. -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22
GE0RGE DOUGHTK's
oaEecGing Agency.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
TINS anaayxsanea having resentlB retired
froua the m~ereantiis business, haga leave
To oaer bis services to Merchants Rnd ba
sInsas Men of all classes as q Gqaerai
Collecting Agent He proposes to give
hia entIrs ~aIteatioa to thtg b~ustnesaS and
AZ long residence, and extensive acquain~
fanee Ia the West, vii, he egnsts, snahts
hln 70 give entire satisfaction TO all VINO
nav aaaploy him.
Notaa- Accounts and Claims of all kinds,
NAV be forwarded to the undersigned. BY
mail. og=athsEwiSe, fer Presentation Llq-
niAafiun az Collacticn. Prompt axksntton
xili Sc given. and the avaiia Immediately
snmusfaksd Vixen 1t may bsegrae necessary
10 pfacs claims ia suit, the best profeseien-
Al narviesa will be sscured, and TIE legal
nroramdfaga urged forward as rapidly as
rossible. Doubtfal claims will be settled
I'd secured on tbs best terms a~ttaluahls,
spS The title to Real Estate, whea taken
| eithsr 10 payment or ~secarity carefully Ina
me undersigned will, also Pay Tsxssa IN
I all carts of Western Iewa and Nebraska
and will also Sell, Purchase or Invest Non
sy la Real Estate.
LISTERS Of IaqaiEy WILDE pronPSY g.
GEORGE DOUGHTY.
K~kTGRERCEs.
C~nuwcrx.. BLUwRs-Oneer h pasgy
Eapkars. Baldwin l. nadgsf doB Casadl
TEST. de- Il. 6. Gaa 6 Co, do.
SAM. LOUIS, Mo.-Doan, King l. Co
squire d Reed. Shapleigh, Day L. Co, S
Dagis l. Coz Howard HineaRaas
81. f~osxpH, Mo,-Tootiss b Farlelgh
yoa, C. Hall, Prss't St. Jas Ins. Co. 4
&. McnanaA. j. 4 J Cwd, Nave Nc
Cord 3 Co, J.. B, jennings g Co., 4
Beattis Il Co.
Sept. SIS IL.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22

- An ax0h&m@e nogiceH the the fasE
tha1 aw0 oe maa sshanae lAaiss
Of shis uiEy appeared % e~sosaeaads =
gew aaya go safnaa h8 aatal Fsdun-
aMacy hsshsrso bls
10 sha haaM Ga sess
about this tInxe next se8s u ~ la
daes ID eIabuEaR as so mRaBMk q cas-
daIiar hank bills, q shs q Hail
EGulumhfas
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22
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az Che bile Is of momaHEeaa imanagtahGe GO
|Ehe healah os the huEaaa hams tbs anti~
biIinasm wadkcsms azpsas the hidAsA sesda Of
the easnalasns, and Faaasea III he G
ana sscretions para and Anam4s slaanaa4g
and rssusataking TIA yitsa fsaetsoas . tas
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22
WEsPoaT, May u, 1855.

soms two yeara a age a ladY Of this plsss
vas after eouhn&msat attacked waah In
aamnaatsoa eR ons Of tbs breasts, whieh
sur several days resisted ali tho usual rsm-
ediss in aueh cases, The swelling and
soreness vas as great aa any sass / bad
witnessed. was induced 10 try Dr..
szalthas Electric OH, and was parfaeEty as-
tonlshed and nisaasd TO fhdtn BALI an hour
after it's application, that the soreness and
--.uEnw hma .zAsz.Ev mYkz{4aT
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22
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aamsaiassly. Bring il 10.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22
G@RAmWmE EP.

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Jashaen hare this Dig NstmsA ! Cepa
massAsp amdef tie AMnaa ama ayIs nf @
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TyEsg ~ kha ~ Go0ds sd GToey Mnse
aasa ri ill Aaa hsmashest aaid h a
aSsFaksua y basinAsss co inert i shMs@ i
kha phtfA pafFwmAaa.
EnEDaNA0N i JAGKs0N.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22
q. H0FFmAE,
Blacksasaiah u MachaaAse,


The Undersigned anueaness thai De ap
now well prepared to repair 81 kinds e1
Machinery ID ths shortest possible
time, and awe entire satisfaction Nksam
Mills, ThfeshinK Machines, Hsapara and
Movers, and In fact all usher kinda % Ma-
shinsry repaired In good style, ard wsxk
warFAate6,
An 0sdexa anonaa BE- addresses 70
Pfam Heltsw ?. O., Ersmoas Coz Iowa.
Juy 81, Is5s. ID
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22

CouNcTL BLgyys, Mag d. as.
haxs saen ssvsTal parse@s wes hass
bssa bsnskttsd By using DR.. smithis Else-
tic Oil n. II. sRSsa, 2. d
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22

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0nsana ssS@ NaEamh@aa isa@ aas
ORes win be spsn as . oasloeks a. NJ,
aaa slasas aG 7 O'clock r. =.
samaayait will BE- opan from . TO %
clock a. NJ, and fram Stas ossleek 2. -
Nails eIose at soSieek, 2. . saeA a&y
av24sf N. r sPOoRs :. III
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22

WSg Whatever Gaaaa. IQwpeeM 90 wplFtk6,
and ali okaag asgmm 81 i aisaasa IisaTs and
other aiaorgnnEzaafon 81 tbs sYakam san.
IL under de araaiaksag in6nsnee ok thia
all powerful antaspsse and asssgganS Esm'
sG. xa weanaamsvavm
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22
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The un&sEai@nsa A&slsg sela Ash saaass
gtoek Of goods mma retired fFsa h~aaaaase
in Ceanell Bsaas, bsk lsass % gssara thsar
siassrs thsaka cor Ne liberal pakrsaage
Chsy have received, and ehsssfasiy raeez~
msna 10 their old esssamssa3 thsar aaeess-
aors, Msasrs. Parka d Rebanasas - eaa-
nssa nan woxshy Of the ~eoAhasnss and
patronage sf the pallis.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22
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PRoFRssoR O. muHIUs
Insseustaeaa kAvsa II yssaa
90 lbs Rlsa Rs&za& - Mu3ss -
ID asa rspaleaa. Eog anNaasT TzzsazaxSa8
saaulzs u thas sabes4
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22
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x@@ws have "a hanG and ~ sails, pRimaad ga
80 -amHzsaTa a nsnas. hlaa& waaxaaz@6 3a@M Bead
- n1a&a- m@s8a e xxzsa eaA TeMzzAap ES3ks.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-22

TO DEKgGsxa-Dn- 6xExa's StsefTSs
OIL cared : very bad G&rsuzsels % nay fses
In ems dRy, and { cared vita 1t AsaFalgtAs
In sp4 wsamaa@ IA aha Ease u . laay paaak
DM EAxeS, RimiEa.
DR.. Eatoa lie one sf sAs snsss Dsatists
Ia N, z. Thass u sssAlag sqasi 20 ns-
smrrE'a Electric Oh Ger Dankas&sames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07
FIRES.
rrRr1sRAxrER sTRgEr.

fiRE ~ BAXTER STREET.
AT III O'Clock last night fire occurred IN the rear OF
No 20 Baxter street, but il eXtnguished before
much damage was sustained. Loss, $lj.
ptpg IN MAIDEN LAgE-GREAT SCARCITY or WATER
Loss $4,000.
Abont o'clock last night a fire broke ont IN the
four.story building No, IO3 Maiden lane occupied
nv l.. Gail. importer Of German drugs and chem
icsls. Wien discovered, the flames were already
bursting from the upper story, and apprehensions
would be done.
In consequence of the breakage Of the Croton pipes
and the conse0uent scarcity of water, the Chief
Engineer of the Fire Department, in connection with
the Superintendent Of Police, had made preparations
for the emergency Orders had been given TO hold all
the steam fire engines in readiness and soon as the
alarm was FOUNDED line was formed from the East
River, whence adequate supply OF water was
obtained for the use Of the hand engines.
The filemen worked with will, and by their united
efforts succeeded in combining the fire to the building IN
which il originated. The upper floor and roof Were
burned out and the stock damaged to the extent OF
about Sl0000-said 10 be insured in city companies
The building was damaged to the amount OF about
81, 800 or 81 900,
The stock Of the Bay State glass in the adjoining
building No. l0l, sustained slight damage by water.
In view Of the great damage TO be apprehended from
the scarcity of water in the event Of large fire break
ing ont in the city, notice sent to the Chief I'm
cineer of the Fire Department that steam would be
kent ND on all the Union Ferry Companys boats, and
that they would be at the service of the city at mo
ment's warning in case of fire. boat was kept IN
reservation during last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07
THE REPORTED WAR IN KANSAS.

From The 4tchi,on Champion, Dec.
Later accounts show clearly that there has been no
" war Of extreme ferocy carried on that Fort Scott
haa not been taken nor even approached; that PARIS
has not been sacked molested that Missouri has not
been invaded and none of her citizens have been mo-
Tested; that Wilams's Court was not broken mp nor
the records of the Land Office seized and 10 fact
that all of this excitement grew out OF the hanging OF
three men by vigilance committee Of the citizens OF
Southern Kansas The Falstaiian Judge, Williams,
conscious, probably, of deserving punishment, saw
multiplied legions of men in buclSram and hed like q
coward 10 Missouri when one thought OF molesling
him. and there in his fright, sat down 70 the task Of
alarming the whole country by sending false dspatche
all over it.
And now the truth begins to come ont. Col. MORN,
tie Register Of the L. s. Land Office at Fort Scott
telegrapbs that no demonstrations have been made
against that place, and that he thinks that Williams Is
entirely unjustiiabe in breaking up his Court; the
company Of men seen in Missouri and supposed TO be
Mon: gomery aud his band proven to have been a
conpsny Of L. s. troops on their way TO Fort Smith ;
no war revolution exists in southern hhnsas, ana
thus the whole thing ends in smoke.
We hope that in the future men will think before
they condemn and when such reports these sent
out respecting Capt. Montgomery, that people will be-
ware how they believe such parte evidence against
q man whose character has heretofore been without
spot or blemish, and whose moral worth has always
in the past been far greater than those OF his malignant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07

then the decline Of England becomes 90 certain az @as
that Of Alexandria and Venice, a for the same ceso
Instead Of the frst she become thir-rate european
rower but let dsunion '.ke place let c'v war anu
ascori distract this coustry, and England wen knoWo
that the ships of the North must rot at Their whaVes
nu,l the busy hum OF their manufactures must cease
forever Then indeed would England feel again that
She was mistress Of the without rival; secure III
q commerce that no power could ever shake. .
Herein Mr. Floyd expresses my own opinions ar ioi-
lows The South connt upon the friendship oil
England or upon her liberation Of evils not her own
Once within the reach Of her power, che will hx
upon us forever the very badge OF iufcrorty which
we are now ready to destroy, the Union. To sacri-
fee the interests of class even to sarve 10 death
few hundred thousand of her subjects in the landa-
BILE task would constitute very small obstacle TO
her policy. Ii is fatal error to suppose that the IN
terests Of England would prompt her to foster the
planting interests of the South. From the Prince
Consort who sat silently by and witnessed
the deliberate insult Of an American Minis.
ter by a British peer before the congregated
intelligence of all Christendom, simply because Slavery
existed in the United States down TO the wretchei
CoCkney himself forty times the slave TO suffering and
circumstances beyond what any negro TO law, there
is not an Engshman who does not III his heart ahhoT
Slavery if he does also abhor the country where
il exists. England will have margin enough TO supply
| her wants for cotton.
Mr. Floyd deprecates the present state OF affairs and
| favors a State Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07
PGiSONAL.


The Hons H'.nry Wilson Of New-York aNd W.
Buehler OF Hardsburg, Pa, DR. D. Bur- OF "e7'l',1
and W. p. Coleman of Sacramento, Cal, arc NJ Tie
Saint Me- soas Hotel
judge Gould of Rochester, DIR. bradior' oil OF.
Louis, Major Waine Of st. Lous, j. X Bayiss Oh
Mise, and Col W. Newell of Cal, are at the Metro
poitan Hotel.
The Uons Amos Kendall Of Wellington ana w.
Bliss of Springfield Mas, Capt. 8. z. Lee OF the
United States Navy Major Mordecai OF the un'ed
States Army Col Abbott of n H., and Albert h'ciafd
of Troy are at the Aston House.
Col. j. Kerr of Philadelphia, G. a. slixter OF
Newport Clauncey Barnard OF N y, and u f.
Isbey OF Milwaukee, Wis, are at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
The Hon. c. r. Ingersoll of New-ilaven, j. w.
Seymour of England, and C.. NJ. Ingersoll OF New
Haven, are at the Albemare House.
r C.. Gerard and +. T. John of Caracas, "a, T..
Gehrekens Of Hamburg, and Mr.. Duffy and lady OF
London, Eng, at are the Hotel Diez, late Prescott
Uouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07
EXPLOSION IN THE NAVF-FaRD.

Great confusion WAS created about O'Clock last
evening in the Brooklyn Navy-Ysrd by an explosion
which occurred on the Spanish man-ow6r Berenguela
1his ship is now living in the Dry-Dock for repairs,
having on board 30 BY unaccountable
means, couple of gun-cartIdges, containing about
FIVE POUNDS Of powder each, became ignited and an
explosion followed which caused the greatest
con.terDaios among MI board. Some loose sails
lying where The explosion occurred We're set On
fire, and the thar the sbipwas ire spread
throughout the yard. The entire force stationed there
fastened to he scene and soon all the reengnes be-
longing to the station the ground ready for
action. The flames were soon extnguished by those
on board, and it then found that three men had
been burned more less severely BY the explosion of
the powder. One, soldier, was slightly burned, as
war one Of the sailors. Tire other who seemed TO
have been directly the cartridges inhaled por
ton Of the fame, and it Is thought will die in conse
quence.
Meantime The cry Of fire had spread outside the yard.
and The fre-bes of tie District sounded the alarm.
Soon the iiremen came rushing 10 the scene TO the
number of fifteen twenty companies, startling the
quiet and orderly soldiers BY their terrific yes and de-
monsJaiye actions There was no need Of their ser.
vices however and another alarm being sounded out
aide, they departed IA speedily as they came
The accident soems to have been solely the result Of
the grcsse-t creessnes for Of the Spanish officers
informed cur reporter that the two cartridges were
slowed away in the s,rOom, where no ammunition il
allowed, and that no one knew of their being there
Although The accident was most fortunately, compare
lively sight one it was mere piece of good fortune
bat 1t wa not Of an aggravated character. The BE
rengue'a is occupying the Dry Dock for n few days
through comtesy while the copper on her bottom cun
be repaired and has all her ammunition on board. Had
spark Of lire iRucn into the magazine an explosion
NUT have followed which would have DESTROYED not
only the ship and many of The crew but the new and
costly dock in which sic lies. The officers of the yesel
appeared to feel that hSy alone were responsible for
the accident and were not very communicative in ref
erence 10 it, When IL did occur there was manifested
a want OF discipline among the 900 persons on board
which, we Dus il not 10 be- found in the American
service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07

AsshI, Dec. c-2 p. n.Veuscr moderate FLorh ste a.
Whrstno sales CuRN, an iots 6t1tJc. sole BARLEY
Myc scir7 1850 bush Canada West private terms and
T push ioarrowed sss'r in store a. zoe NnisKS-sales
l5ibbs At lgc
AinAsI Dee 6-6 mfhe wcaiheT i growing colder ana
threatening Wih snow FLogE ia good demand fos che Fast
prices steady WHAT: sales $500 bush hits Michigan AZ
~ 81 toAN; sdsble In lots Of &c ia a Albany saes eco
n n store on pIigae tena OAIs: 34c ~ the Central
Depo. BAEIaY; ses 100 bush State fourrowod in store
u or The sale Of l?e0 Iuh Csuada West reported
"'s not consuaiod WHIsKrs ales 0i hb&, IS lSc Hoes
~ arriving more freely and sell IS 80 fox Hogs under soa
IL, and ~ ~ iot heavy, Averaging 2to 70 21O 10.
osNkoo Dec o-tloUs quiel AZ 50 f0f extra state CRAM
get There orders fopl abroad Tor Upper Lake
Wheat but a prices consider ably under the views Of holders
LAHN lsroRrs-oO0 bushels Wheat No shipments. By Canal
hsH OKlE,Ss Dee 6COrroS quit sales today 500 balss
dNd9ie iof Mdding susAR steady al :, use for lsir to
Nly iair MoAssK AZ 2Ol d2lc CORN, Sa60c PROylsI0ss
dull. Fkeiuhrs and ENCHANsR pnalterod
thaRIksrON Dee. S-COrrON: sales today Leo bales
prices sdNansns sales OF the week 8o bales Reeepts toe
came tine 800 bales
M0nIG Dee A-CorToS-salc. to-day Of ~ hassj aeskst
dall AZ ?, G'sc tor Midalss