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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

= y. Di.sric. Court l.. Co.,
$. S. BILLINGS. :. a. lows, n. Madison.
To s. s, Bilisss, Lucinda Billings his wife, j. M.
Billings, f. !. Hasslton, VIM. sullivan, Eliza
Sullivan his wife, X. II. Abbott Co., james ID.
Smith \ Co j john Bssl 4 Co., Geo. Desi. Elisa
Beal, landlord 4 Brother, Alexander johnson,
George T. Jenkins, II. s, Taylor, kob't n. Carr,
A.P. spaulding, Clark Andrews, d BGrsy,
Miller, AlsxSLder I Co., Archibald Henderson,
J. W. RANKIN, Emil Pretoruis, Pattens, Lane
Merrian, Galloway Webster. Emma M. Will
liams, Exsoutor OF George williams, deceased
Andrew Webster, T. W. Phfuney, Rsynoids 4
Rich rdson, Hsorge y. Andsrson, n. A. Thomp-
son, .The Washington Union Insurance Co. :
he cIeselaad Autsal Insurance Company"
o. B. Twsejy, Peter Stryker, 6hapieigh, bay 4
Co., n u. 1sorgsA Co., H,ssm Barney, A.V. Z.
Blstk, Dsvall, ksighlss = Co., IN. 1homr son
! Co., Josiah Haines, John W. kliis 1 Co, W.
P. Devon lockwood, George Cooper Co.,
Agnes P. sPeuiaing and Ben. 10 hnson and Hsnr,
ReAiHsea and Mm-- Smith, Exscuiors Of J Ohm
Bcal deosased. fDsfandants):
VOU are hereby ssvsrally notified that there
Ia nov on Gle in the Clerk office Of the District
Court Of lee County, lows, q n. Madison, Pc
titiun In ehancery uf David ". Kilbeasssy claim.
ink Judgment against s. 9. Billings for 6ftse,
Thousand DOLLARS upon his promissory notss. and
against all Of said dAnu the foreclosure of
mortgs ss . ade BY sid 8. =. B,liingsto said xii
bourne, securing said notes, upon . part Of loi
sixty one iset SECOND street BY atty feet dep
commensing Atty feet from johnson street, In tn,
City OF ksokuk Lee County, lows; praying for ID,
sale Of said premises discharged Of ell Hens o.
each and oil OF said defendants, and for genera
rsiisl, and also for gsneral execution agains
said b. s. Billings Tor 30 much OF said plaintiff
claim - the raic Of said lot shall not pay OF.
And you must each appear and answer said pstI
tinu by noon Of the second day vi the II term
ssid Court, to BE- heldsa on the fst Monday o
necembsr, A. ID. 1861, Or judgment and deere
will be had therein ~ prayed for.
n. SCOTT HOW ELL.
Aug. 3. 1851 DIV Solicitor Tor Petitioner.
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BaIoADisk GgkEsAL.--col. Loring, lsts Of
the United States army, uAs, on Saturday,
appointed BY Js6 Davis - Brigadicr- Gen.
sssl oil tho Confederate Ststes, and entrusted
sith the commsnd Of the division lately IN.
- 1eo. 0Aeusts.
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0sn. Frssops's expedition left 81. Louis
ON Thursday afternoon. The military dis
play was grand. Nine steamers went on,
together, and the Iarges. Vas loAded wholly
~ish Artillery. W. shalt probably soon
hssr Of hot work In Southern Missouri. d
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The st. Louis Democrat OF the lst says
that the steamers City OF Alton, Louisiana,
and D. A. Jsnnary were At the Arsenal 1t
late hour on Wednesday night. The citycf
Alton had taken on board the baggage and
arms OF . large portion of the 18th Illinois
Regiment. During the day the guns Of these
troops were exchanged for first GLASS Mimic
msskets. asa.
The g. w. Graham had on stores OF pro-
visions and camp freight, and was taking on
Lieut.. Col. Rnmbsuf's command Of Home
Gaards--fnll HOO strong. a
The Iowa Second Regiment vas in readi
meas 30. embark, whenever ordered, upon the
d. A. January. She already bore the bag
faes Of ths ssrps, and hattery Of artillery.
including riHed cannon captured by than
from the rebels in North Missouri. The
troops doubtless went on board during the
night.
The Democrat adds:
From the levee very interesting spectacle
preseDtsd itself, NJ about noon, TO hundreds
Of spectators. On the firing Of signal gun,
the steamers Empress, War Eagle, JEANNE
DeAas, Warsaw, and City Of Alton, stimuli.
taneousiy backed from the wharf, and drop
ped anchor 10 mid stream. The movemen,
Vas executed with admirable precision and
fne effect. There steamers, with the Louis-
ana, January and Gsaham, constitute the
military feet OF eight vessels, to proceed
down shs Miesiseippi. Each bears aloft the
stars and s,ripse, while the City Of Alton. as
tho flag stesmer," shows also the Union
Jack and broad penpop. The gallant YES.
sells attracted much attention and every move.
msnt respecting them VAS watched with keen
interest. y
The Eth Illinois, Col. Ross, went on hoard
tho Wsrsaw, and subsequently Part Of them
took the JEANNE Deans.
The Demooras adds
At eleven o'clock last night the feet ant
embarked troops remained awaiting com
riete readiness and orders to start. MajoI
General Fremont and It, q weDt on board th,
City Of Alton, 10 accompany and direct th
expedition. Capt. Bart Able 10 in charge o
the feet. II was expected that the boat
would all start together IT about daybreal
this morning.
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TT. Monroe, Aug. IL. Mountain made !
balloon ascension and could not discover th4i
enemy in any direction.
Louisvills,Ang. LA dispatch from Nash
vile TO the Courier, says Mccullough de-
feeated Sigel in Southern Missouri, killing |
5000 and losing 5000. The report il not
believed ~ the Courier once.
Louisville, Aug. 1.-The Richmond En-
nnirer of the 10Th. says Penn, Reg. has been
captured by the Gonfcderates.
V.R. Stephens, in card in thu Nashv lie
Union this morning, says Judge Catron will
not mediate to hold Federal Court ut
Nashville, again, no matter what may occur.
Washington, Aug. LA letter from res
ident Of Washing ton, now in Richmond, says
recruits for the rebel army are smuggled
down the Maryland shore of the Potomac
river by 4 vessel in the employ OF the enemy.
Especial to Tribune
Capt. Rowan of the steamer Pawnee, has
read letter from Alexandria, stating that
the rebels had taken sill the upper works OFF
the steamer Page, put six guns aboard of
her. ALI the Fat boats on the Rappahanock
are brought over to the Potomac. There is
said to bs . great many at Aquia Creek
The Pswnee has been ordered to Aqui Greek.
In consequence the government has arranged
with four manufactures to have sixty rifed
cannons turned out per week. One firm con-
tracts for 800 to be made.
SANDY Hook, Md, Aug f.-No important
| movements have taken place. An additional
force was sent to guard the ford at Harper's
Ferry on Tuesday night.
| II WAS reported that considerable bodies
| of rebel fOragers were In six miles of the
Ferry, which gives rise to the suspicion that
q much larger body 10 nearer us than Lees
burg. Some think Gen. Johnson's army il
| on the march northward.
WASH, Aug. l.r-Oficial dispatches just
received from Gen. Cox, commander Of the
Federal forces on Kanawha river In Va,
states that kanaw ha valley 10 now free from
rebel troops. Cox's rapid pursuit Of Wise's
forces resulted in the capture of 900 stand
| of arms, and large amount Of gun powder,
left behind by the enemy in their fight
Wise and bis fources were completely rout-
ed. There wns no chance for fight, as the
rebels etreated faster than pursuit could be
made. The force 10 stated to be 5 200 or
5000. The enemy burnt all the bridges in
their retreat.
Gen. Cox adds that he now fully occupies
the Valley, and that the people are return
ing to their homes, from which they have
been driven by the rebels.
/ Great rejoicing has been made on The
kanawha river at the retreat of Wise.
Ii is romored that zen Wool is to be i'm.
mediately called into active service, and a.
sumes command ct Fl. Monroe in the place
Of Gen. Butler. The latter will be called g.
Cooperate with Gen. Mcclellan.
1t Is also reported that Gen. Mccall, oi
1 Pa il to 90 to Harner,6 Ferry.
All quiet in the Federal csmps on the Pc
tomac last night
The heavy rains have raised the stream Il
that it is impossible to ford it at present.
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HEADQUARTERS Hss1ass Dsp'1, /
g. o..aa LII. 0n 6&l (

Ch LVuI1s ~ 0VS 1901.
All men Who hsve seem service in the Cav
airy and wish TO enliss for shres yssrs Or Tor
the war, are directed TO report themselves
ut the Headquarters, Tufnsfss Hall, TO Col.
Mcneil.
ANY young men, also, Who ride well and
understand the care sf horses, can apply =,
the same place.
By order OF Gea. Fremont.
jNO. g. KELTON,
Asset Adjs GEM.
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G. Rolort Ioonbs has been appointed
lgadiers 9srsi u shs Southern OoDfed
erscy 49, IA will take the 6eld immsdi
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Tx BEs Mofsns NAEiEf NnIe is psblished
every Monday at this Office, Is one of the oldest
papers In Iowa, and has widely EXTENDED circn-
fstTon ttreag he Hes Aesees X Hey knTihs
ern Missouri, and Western Ilhnois.
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Cen. Mcclellan,

gen. Mcclellan.
A Washington letter Of the 28th July, gives
the following items:
ANOTHER BATTLE NOT PAR DEFIANT.
General Mcclellan has now command Of
ell the forces 10 and around the old District
of Columbia. In less than ten days, We will
have hero fully equipped and determined
army Of one hundred and City thousand men.
About the frst OF September next blow
will be struck, which will not only retrieve
the disgrace Of last Sunday, but settle the
war question.
GEN. M'CLHLLAE At WORK.
Gen. Mcclellan has been In the saddle ten
hours to-day, inspecting the lines Of the
army. The troops already begin to feet that
there 10 = General here. He infases into
every man 90 much Of bic Own spirit - As
is capable Of taking in.
GEN. n'cLKLLAN's BODY GUARD.
Sturgss's Rife Corps, who have acted ~
body guard to Gen. Mcclellan through tbs
.camnaign in Western Virginia. reached here
| on Friday -nisht.- Ihay number about ons
hundred men, armed with Sharpe's brsech-
loading rifles and sabre bayonets; they we're
enrolled in Chicago for the war. They are
named after Solomon Ssurgss, . wealthy
cisisen Of Chicago, who donated tho wboil
Of the outfit to the COMPANY, at osst ol
$50 900. Their tents are OF the OsiDsar
pattern, and are tho best in uss.
| The of6ners' tent 10 nAed BY 0sn. MsOlel
Ian, and around him ~ oil times, ars tb,
Chicago boys. They 81 lovs the Genera
and there 10 not nan uho would not die .
any time TO ssvs hin from harm. The mi
forms are the nsstest ~ have sssn; one !
dark grey, and oss csadosoy for fasieas.--
They ass sssoopanisd BY tina 6hanpio
drumnsr, vho accompanied Ellsworth
Zouasee on their tour over the United States
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Wanted for the q. 8. Army.

WNuCoQ 1U1 TUG y. Be A1Wys
XX7ANTkD, for the United States Army, young
w abls-boded men, of good character, TO whom
will be given good pay. board, clothing and medi-
cal attends nee. Pay ranging from tli to t72 per
month, according to merit Recruiting rendezvous
On 81 street near the State Bank.
CHAS. G. SMITH.
Captain 18th Infantry Recruiting Officer.
g. u
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FOR SuERIFF

FOR SHERIFF.
~ o are authorised to M nouncs the nAmo@<
JOHN M. HIATT, Esd, ~ candidate for the
ONCE OF Sheriff of Loe County. jyso]
I Please announce the name of HRANVlLLE ".
PITTMAN an independent candidate for the
oees Of Sheriff Of Lee County, at the next October
election.
keokuk July 18th, 1861.
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Capsnrs - three csioneis.


We have sssp private letter from the
Kanawha region narrsting some incidents
sossssseA Nth she sapturs Of the three Col
onels, which, II tras, 81 far to throw light
upon il. 1t 10 said that Col. DeViilisrs re-
monstrated against bic thrse companies be.
ing thrown forward unless = reserve vas
sent for their support--that after the detach-
ment bad taken up its march for Sosrey, be
requested Col. Woodruff 70 accompany him
to Gen. Cox. Col w. did so, and together
exposfulassd with The Geasral, urging the
necessity Of sending their commands . half
mile 10 ths rear OF tho advancing column,
TO support ia case Of need. Gen. Cox not
only declined to receive their advicss, but
dismissed them With tho intimatioo that
when DO desired the counsel Of bic subal.
terms DO would call for IL. The Colopele re-
tired 10 bad humor and they the o started on
tho expedition which resulted 20 unfoytu.
nately TO then. II this 10 true, il would be
i.is;y isds1s.S::s ia: they =s7s &c: .s:ss: ):
by an insane desire to see the fun. but BY
90 anxioss solicitnde for the fsts Of the men
who appeared TO them 10 Be unsupported,
and BY desire 70 give their personal o.
distance 10 case OF m unfortonate result
Ii must also be remembered that DeVilIiers
and Woodruff are old fighting men, and that
their BrisAdisr 10 novice 10 tho art Of war.
l-(Cin. Com.
New the Rebels wore Dispa schsa ~
= WoNnaed elder.
Ode Of the most remarkable instances or
the Bulps Run battle 10 related OF private
OF the 18th Regiment New York volunteers.
tie had been wounded in tho groin, and wss
hobblinR OF the field, when be was pursued
and overssken BY three rebels. AZ the fore
most ssue up be laid hiA hand heavily upon
his ahauldcr. Thesoldier stumbied for ward.
and - b fell DO drew his bayonet--ths oniy
| weapon % had-from its sesbbard, With
which hs ran The rebel through the body, and
- tho same time seized upon biz csptor's 70.
volver, drew = from the belt, and shot the
other TOO. We then nAde good his essApe.
sad y nov n WsshiDgton.-lN. Y. Trib.
, 1861-12-23

Flour Wheat Corn Oats Rye Bar
Buffalo per brls. bn: bu- bu- bu- bu'
prop" montgomery @oo+u -. -.- -.
1ne steame. amer ~ W. .ai" 1ue ~
the o'n anslaut "ss .44ts An aoa:n-sx
poftlns "neat An oas 49, .a-.:.v 49, es ,ssz
nl"et pofA n1m Da.ou .1aa n1 - a. o,'.;
au'ane4' .1.o" ees4sl. ~, ,s.,a1. r 1,nt
~ n- ~ ~ sa1.s
e'a. -, ""tnNe . ~ es1 sa.n -,
1ns nteansl ue"e A01 l4'srs ~
toe 'eauns u'asAe's. " tnA. ss .,s.s "as
senefa1 eApieeS1ou " opni'ou .40' 1.eAo ". w
Nv ""l -, pt.esn. n.r,s osI"s soaat l. st,aa;s,
lana. ana TINS nao apefeeplloie eness ~ sse
the genera mafhels hui oreauslui.s anu
me seeclpte ot aogs were ohi5 4'oi'' au1 .ne
matket was less oFisA than 5es1esuas, w, no'uoIe
"sie IL ~ anu -" s'1N15e 's ~ a. ao
wares o1 oooo neao were soio' 81 l1nsI =. esas ~
@'o gIoss ios eon',ion W sAs4ans ~ roao pa ~ ~
sales o. neaes nogs oeing naue =. ss,sa.a ~
oaeon Jugs a. a. sno S1oss. - ~
we're Aolal14s on' III Aopss - al 'o71eN
, 1861-12-23
HOGS AND PROVISIONS.
cEs.n,,, xha Tausrusf1a 1auanA1 ockI,

From the Louisville journal, 9oth.J
The number Of hogs slaughtered yesterday in
this eity Was about 70 M2S10* and the number Temai1-
has weakened somewhat, and there was no diposi-
ton on the past Ok buyers to opesate yesterday
so9 dss 50 see q ~ b.
From the Monteznma Iowa) Republican,
During the past week CUT town his presented
m unusnally brisk appearance. The pork trade hiss
AZ w f1r
nished with the following figures by Mr.. John A.
Myere. OF the number Of hogs weighed By him
from tho Lat OF November to the 5th OF December,
1861:
Total number Of hogs weighed, 1876, weighing
$3.50 Ms, At the average Prize: $i'so; ne total
be hes 1qF %oa bsvs Sfo1sht
difference in favor Of last gear Of s11 ,7a6 50 Tho
finest lot Of hogs weighed Was that OF I q. VII
Wthstandipg Ills s asge ,1 nubef driven to market,
and many taken to Oskalooea. 1t is thought not
over half the hogs in this section OF the country
[Fro1n the Cincinnati Gazette, stst,1
The weather is again favorable for pors opera
tions. The receipts of hogs to-day we're ,N1 head
The tone Of the market, at close, Was stronger
q ssio;hs be- {nssas s lie P1e1silias ag5s: &
Mess pork gold at $a@9-16. There was !aif ae
msnd At these gures. but TIC best @ o1anos %e me,e
and 31c for sides. Bnlk shoulders arc held st
2:sc. A lot Of hes7y sides sold At &c 1o'se' TO
arI1Te. ~ -,
fFron the Missouri Democrat. S1stl
The ehaoge IN the weather bEishtened up ne
market for hngs considerably, thoagn ne prleos
offered we're not 20 high IS yesterday ba1 pack
era being able to cut more heely. hogB WI nos
probably accumulate on the market a. heretofore.
about lie highest figure Of the uaazkct to-day Re.
eepls ond eaee s, ete as a f9os IL r..
Some 1900 bead sold at s. " CON. S1o N hl9.
iot cf 500 head hcayy-s50 ms average-was zol1
notes on ns;d yddstssdsy .odsT P.eee4
srcre e,ttine vcrr freely to-day, but the receipts
Were siee mostly oeti from mp tae river, where ba
| little packing is being done. ...
| CRc11sAr1.-Thc Gazstt< Of the a1st says:
The noycmqpts In the money market to-la.
| wcrc not charEeterized by any new. feature Q
, 1861-12-23

special importance. The demand for discounts 10
SO moderate that the currency of. good paper ts
quite as free and the rates Of interest al low, aa
heretofore =
The transactions in exchange were Light at par
buying and y prem ceiling.
The rates 10. gold we're Irregular and lower.
Most OF the houses supplied their custoners at q
prem. Country orders were filled at K, aud those
who had no clains upon bankers we're charged
prem. Dealers would not pay over sD4 prem.
[Fron the Alton Telegraph, 18th.
DRoyE Is.-A large aDd fine drove OF hogs,
owned By Jordan Lakin, Esq, and others Of Green
county, arrived last evening, and arc being Killed
had purchased them st IS. Mr.. LaHn states that
be Will come ont about even, he thinks. Hard
1Ynrk and M nHY.
, 1861-12-23
CHICAGO DAILY mAHfKET.

o,.-.~,~ - r.,,,,r1 rao ~
---.. cATtAoAt 1fsaAas, Dee. -.
Mess Pork, and the market shows an advance Of
Exc per bri. Sales 900 bris city packed and 100
do. at x9.s3x. Lard is In fir demsnd Sales 100
br1s prime steam rendered Leaf at 7c. Green
Meats ouiet. Sales 500 pcs Hams On D. t.; 1000
lbs Bulk Shoulders, eight days in salt. at sxc.
FIOTRNReceiyed, 776s bis. Market quiet and
inactive Sales were az follows: eco brls " Chats
Y5urt' choice spring extra at 81 % 500 bT1s Good
wins "Imper1af' At $3.50; s7s 1,r1s Roger Hard
Ing" do at $se0; 100 brls ill Creek do at $34o;
$50 brIs faif epfing extra at $3-55.
WHEATLKecefved, q, ,206 bu, Market buoyant
and advanced 1Kc per bushe1 Sales 100 hu No.
, 1861-12-23
The Operate Con cert8.

The sale Of tickets to the opcratic concerts |
Of the Hinkley troupe commences on Tues |
day morning, at 9 o'clock, at Il. NJ. Higgins
music store. The price Of admission has been
fixed at the gery low rate OF fifty cents, re-
many Of the artists in this troupe the Chicago
musical public are familiar, and 1t would there
fore be superluous for Us to endorse their
merits
Brigno1i, susini sand Mollenhauer are well
known as superior artists. Mancusi, to us at
least, is unknown. Miss Hlnk1ey comes en-
dovsed By musical critics abroad, and bears an
excellent reputation as an artist, both vocal
and dramatic, although We oplnc that will
have little #cight in fixing the verdict Of the
music lovers OF this city.
4 slight sketch Of Hinkley's history as d
vocalist may not be out Of place. Her first
appearance abroad WAS at Florence, IN Phil
harmonic concert, Dec. 21st, 1859. Soon at
ter, she received an engagement with the cele-
brated composer Pacini, to sing his new opera
called I'll saltimbanco,' but the unfortunate
revolution in Italy caused the cessation Of all
amnsements.
tne eont'nta'aon VI Y.n,.,s@ Pn e. ,a..-, - -
l'al5 'e1ia,nea u, nuns t1A, ~ .ss'a ~
america. sne aeeofot1gs uepafteu saoa n'ln >,
Florence on thc "a o. sepsemoer' iooo' IL.
tending TO san lmmea'ale.! lof AlnsilsA, W,
arriving at ta1ls, eAe Was o1ssu"oeu W ee| |eta.
ccieproted aftas1e o' 'na' clty' "no aa'17e1 l'
her to remain in Europe. Acquiring come ar
| tistic reputation and receiving great encour-
ass7ement HUH an' eue gave s'anu eonest1'
Nllh Madame Aa'il'-'o,lne1t5 eaa 41ias w l,1
Nmtns' o. ooston-m'en sle'As saeees'' - u
ue 1o1'o"n6 "on''' sAe 49,
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70 SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE
Nrnnnrfnp.a frsxKu RE1FNf9fn

The Grand Trunk Railway Company of CansdA fssus
for dessripaons q pFoaaee :: .1t Esa
aiso grant Throngh Bills Of Lading from nayIe yaT
pool Iepdon ARR,1 Y r9si % q Rs5onA e
No u Lake street. Chicago.
NJ P1sHIxo1oE. Gen Frrlsh. Agent Montreal
je2AyistF
, 1861-12-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CoA1xo Uo4E-The late war-like spirit rnsnf-
tested On the part Of the press Of England has in.
duccd owucrs uf vessels to send tngs for such Of
their craft as are now in winter quarters Oh the
Canadian side Several arc expected very soon.
and one, the schooner P1oyeE. has already arriTed
in port.-BHJalo AGr.
VESSELS LAID uP Ar SASDCEKT.-The follow
Ing is list Of vessels now in winter quarters at
SandusEy. Ohio:
Bark-W S Pierson.
Schooncrs- Whitmorc r B Hubbard. Hub
bard, Jessie Anderson, Spray, Fame, E Bemis,
and U S echr Watchful
Scows-H S Hyde, " Hanna. Rush, and Hum.
bo1dt.
Some Of these are already undergoing repairs.-.
HfafSker.
, 1861-12-23

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-FLoEK- Market opened
quiet and closed shade frmer with moderate ex-
Rort esnd 13 d. and @1tsd - nqme m tfaae y M
$40 for super state. for extra state,
$525G5.40 for super WESTERN $5.6nGg5- 50 for com
pine @ b S1ands % extra n5 roand hoop okio s6o5 er
trade brands. Canadian -four rather more steady
and in moderate demand. Sales 750 bfls at $50
extra. Rye donr quiet and steady, with moderate
sales at $36Gl4.25. Corn meal quiet and nonf-
nslly unchanged.
WmsKY-Tnchanged Sales 100 hrls at 19E0
N4c, latter price for favorite brands
GRAM-Nheat opened dull and closed 1@2e bet
ter for spring, with moderate demand for export.
ne 6n ehoiee northWesspn o 9 eiu6 at sIs1 2oo6b bu
amber Iowa at si.34; 1900 bu Racine spring at
latter prics for inferior: 4,H0 bu white Michigan
$i.45. Rye shade easier. Sales 5000 bu good At
e716c. Barley quiet and steady. Sales s511 bn at
East. Corn market 1c better with moderate de-
man dior export and home consumption. Sales 3d.
100 bu ut 6ic for prime western mixed IN store: !:
Oate heavy and declining with sales at 400 fD56c for
Jersey, Cauadn, western ind state.
PROVISIONS demand ior pork continues fall IT.
and the market without decided change Sales 700
| brls at S12.2s@1275 for mess: si3 7591a,o0 for
city prime mess; $S2S@ss5 for p11me y Beei rules
| prime; $5@5.50 for country mess: S11-50QG1s.0O
raIsna TIonn F-1nor SsIaa a?E hr1a prina
nesseh aas ~ 1oge ~ 5o,,ond saics eH1 tiarrcs
- ee esn ~ wa maas f-m sa1e n an
| t;erccs At ess "a Reef hams stcady and
Ihe,1od .,elheS a. Sa1os o4f br1s Western at et1n
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