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CINCINNATI MARKET.
N0TlCE TO TAXpAYERS.

Ill Persons kuowng themselves IN arrears
. oitaxas Tor thcyelrls6l, viii please emil
500 uaau! settle the same, Tor furl Gcr jndu!.
..acecrnnot and viii uot be Granted The
r.ury want. and thr money ! must havc.--
lui viii find me at all tim's atthc Courthouse
n N,gs,u county. W. y NETHEL.
uly2t 81 Spec Col. for ls6..
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VIRGINIA, SIS:

At Rules held in the CLERK oilltc Of the
Circuit Court Of Mason County, iu'lha month
of July, 1869,
..., \. o rim, Ia cn,os.v
ggSHE object Of this suit is 10 recover Of tho
Defendant tie SUM Of S29i % and inter,
est and the Defendant not having entered his
appearance, and II appearing lay the affidavit
ofjLc plaHtigflcd with thep papers IN the Office
that The said claim is just, and that he has pro
sent cause Of action therefor aud it appearing
further by said affidavit, that the Defendant
is rcputcd to be in ,ywpglGy viii the SO
called confederate States" --thnt lc has
voluntarily LETT his usual place II abode in
suid county of Mnson aud gone beyond the
reach Gf personal service Of civil process
issuing from snid county. whcrc he had
last resided, aud hath 50 remained absent
for ninety days and more, since leaving
his usual place Of abode aforesaid and that the
said Defendant has estate within the said cOun
ty of Mason, State Of Virginia,
Now therefore on motion Of the Plaintiff
Attorney, il is ordered that the said Simon Grim
doappcar here, within one MONK AFTER due pub.
licntionof this order and do what is necessary
to protect his interest in tic premises
TESTE.
CHAS. y. WlGGENER, Clerk
James Il. Couch p 9,
july lOlwls
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VIRGINIA. SIS:

IlNblNlh' ~,
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit court for Putnam county, in The month
of July, 1862
John p. Schrcll, Plaintiff
VS. In Debt
Joab EARLY. Defendant,
The object ofthis suit is to recover OF the
Defendant the sum Of $3.50, with legal interest
thereon from the 10Th day Of February 1859,
until paid
Aud the defendant no, hsyiusentcrd his ap
pcarance and appearing blythe affidavit Of
the plaintiff filed with the papers in the Office,
that the said defendant is reputcd To be in sym.
pathy withtle So.Oalled Confederate States
that he has voluntarily left his usual place
.OEitb&fG ~ '19Gi.G5Hufg' E FasmssJ eN-, tsara
beyond the reach OF personal service OF civil
process issuing from said county, where he had
last resided, aud hath so remained absent for
ninety days and more, since leaving his usual
place Of abode lforesaid, and that the said de.
PENDANT hath estate within the said county Of
Putnam
SG@ tEtutcfu1ei OE iSNt,atr ,5"ibH, R,siHgE,t
Attorney, it is ordered at the said Joab Ear.
ley do appear here within onemOnth after due
publication and posting of this order and do
what may be necessary TO protect his interest
in the premises Testei
GEO. II. MONTAGUE, Clerk
Parks 4 lioge. pq. july l7nl5w4.
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VIRGINIA.. IS.

Attitudes held in the Clerk, Office of the
Circuit Court for Mason county on the FIST
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Atmlcs held in thC Clerks Office Of The Cir
cult Court Of Mason County, in tue month Of
I,,ht 1880
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VIRGINIA, SIS:

I NTKtINIA, IS.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Cireuit Court Of Putnam county, in The month
Of July, 1862.
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.pcrsonal representa-
tive Of no Hannah decd,
lessee W. Hannah, 1hos.
II. Hannah, and Jal.c
Hannan his wife, Thomas
Brandon and Nancy his
wife, John II +. Hannah
and Jenetla Hannah dc.
femlanis.
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Robert Willy aud Betscy
Wiley his WIFI, "ompl'ts,
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GEO, r. MONTAGUE, UIcrb
Parks K Hogc, p. g. Iinly l7nl9,
VIRGINIA, IS;

NlhulNlA DO
At Rules held in the clerks Office OF Tho
Circuit Court of Putnam County in the month
of July, lS62.
John l.. McCcrd 4 james
S. McCOrd merchants aud
partners trading under the
name and style of McCord In Debt
& Co, plaintiffs.
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At Rules held in the Clerks Oillcc Of the
Circuit Court Of Mason County iH'lha month
Il lnln lAEM
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-13

A BIG Tmxa-A former citizen Of Dayton
Mr.. K3kpatrick-vho left that city for Texas in
ls4s, has lately performed one Of the most bril-.
liant feats Of the war. he has been living on
the Gulf Coast since he emigrated to that State,
and, being respectable gentleman, gained the
confidence of his fellow citizens. When Texas
seeded he ''kept his own counsel" and so far
q his exterior indicated, has been as good .
rebel - any Of them. Indeed be carried his
accession" principles into practice, for he pur.
chased vessel and put in it . full cargo Of cot
ton, advertising among his friends that he in
tended to "ruH the Yankee blockade" It was
q good joke for the ''rebs." and they gave him
every facility. Mr. Kirkpatrick got out without
any difficulty. and steered straight for the Federal
feet, when he announced the capture of the
ship load Of rebel cotton" He then piloted the
feet into the Sabine Pass, where several more
vessels loaded With rebel cotton were captured
and duly "con6scated." Mr.. Kirkpatrick also
succeeded in getting his wife and children, q
warrant for whom the rebels had Just issued
When lost seen Mr.. Kirkpatrick was at Pensa-
cola, on his way back to Dayton. When he gets
there ifthe citisens don't turn out IN nnasse, and
give him brilliant reception, We shan't think
much of them. Hurrah for Kirkpstrick.-
Springfield CO., News
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GEN. HERRoH.-An unfounded and absurd
rumor has been aRoat in Dubuque for some days
past, that General Frank Heron was at Saint
Louis under arrest To show the fallacy of the
rumor, " quote . portion Of private letter re.
ceived by 1 gentleman ID this city { few days
ago from the General. The letter i dated vii.
sons Greek, November 26. He writes: e. {
II visited Saint Louis It my own request, to
consult with General Curtis about private mat
ters. After Aniahing my business, I was AUTHOR
lied BY the general to extend my leave ten days
if desired, but The enemy having moved to-
wards 10 in . threatening manner, left suddenly
for the field 70 take command, not Of .. Brigade,
but of the Army Of the Frontier, Gen. Schoheld
being lick at Springfield. Finding that be would
probably bs there sick for some time, be relin-
ouished command Of the army, and innedistely
upon my arrival I assumed command and hold
IL now. General Blunt is In the Indian nation.
With che First Division, md an here as old
Wilson's Creek, with the Second and Third Dr.
visions. The Third 10 my old Division, and has
been hlled up, % that it now numbers four regi.
nents Of ilfsntry, four regiments Of cavalry, and
two batteries Of artillery, with one battery Of
mountasn howitzsfs-in oil something over six
thousand men. The two Divisions here in camp
under ny inmsdiste control number twelve
thousand men. have also command Of the
Southwest District Of Missouri with Ill the troops
in it, about bOO0-[Dubuque Tmes
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FOREIGN NEWS.

HAtIYA1, Dec 9.-The1 Steamship Arabia has
arrived from Liverpool with dates TO she 29tb,
and Queenstown Soth, one weeks later newa ,ss
Breadstufs are quiet and. steady Provisions
quiet and steady. Q.NsN g.0N s,2sA WxA
Consols for money, 934@s3f. FRls{ asgl4 Is
The great prize fight for the Championship OF
England between Jem Mace and Tom King took
place on the 10th OF November. After fighting
81 rounds, most Of which were in favor of Mace,
King put in one Of his sledge-hammer blows and
knocked Mace insensible. Mace could not come
to time, and King was declared the victor.
It is reported that John G. Heenan has agreed
to fight King for the Championship. Each man
20 put up 600 pDunds on . side. .7
VERY LArEsr-Liverpool Dec. 29.-Evening.
Bresdstuffs quiet and steady. Provisions inactive
Erie shares 4sa@4s1; III. Central 4l1@4a4
discount
Contributions for the relief Of The Distressed
Lanca8hire operatves continued 70 be made on
. most muai6csnt scale. The American Cham.
Der Of Commsrcea t Liverpool voted 81 900 to
the relief fund. = ..es
An e1tsaerdina,y general Meeting Of the At
lantic Telegraph Company is called for the 18th
Of Decsmbsefoe The purpose ef considesing apeo.
position for the Issue Of E600, 900 new capital
Preferential shares Of Et each, bearing per
cent interest," will By guaranteed BY the British
Government In the event Of success Any FIR
ther profits 70 be 6rst spilled 70 pay 4 per can't
On the Old capital and the surplus 10 IN equal
division between The old and new and the for.
nationrof . resesvs fund. s7'ppa - .toie7 3ages;
Pans The Bourss slosea 6rn % the 10th.
Rentes 7Of. 400. - % aatgs5 (
The Belgium Parlisment has sossd hit half Z
million of ths appropriation 70 public works be
applied to the relief Of ito distressed cotton ope
rativeA ahOeA 81 4 Ns9 .
London Money Narkst-l In the Lspdon money
market the funds Wers steady The market VA
strengthened BY The arrival Of over x700, 900 II
specie from the West Indies, End New York.
The drain Of gold continues, bat In modine<
from. The demand for discount 10 moderate.
LA1ER-Liverpool Nov. 29.-R 8. B. A.
Co, and Wakefield report -four quiet and steady
28s@9ea Wheat d1ll, red western 9s@9s Sd
red southern % 6d@l0e; white western los Sc
CLOS Cd; white southern lie Sd. Corn quiet
mixed 29s 3d@30s; white Sis odessa (ft
Provisions-Beef quiet, but steady. Porl
dull. Bacon quiet and steady. 50 ,aesa .
London Market, Nov. 19.--BasingS circular
reports wheat 6rmer and to I'd higher. Red
western 4706la SugSr, upward tendency.
Securities, small sales Of Erie shares at 423@
43; Ill Genital AZ 42} discount T
The bullion pc Bank Of England he's de-
: creased l4t, 00 unda
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cen. era.,,. one,al D,.p.,

Gen. Grant.s Omelal Dispatch. wa
WAsHIxGroH. Dec. 4.-The following hat
been received 1t headquarters :g 'asT
HEADQUARTERS, In IN. FIELD, I
NEAL. ABBEylLLE, Miss. Dec, 8, 1862
To Major General Halleck - -. 49,, -,
The enemy destroyed his Notifications yes
terday, destroying all the stores they could
not carry with them. .ars /, ~ .sl9l "a ya.
The weather is bad and the streams some.
what swollen, making it difficult to cross
Some Of our cavalry, swan the river, however
and occupied the place last night @ u q
To-day pursui: was made to Oxford, and
coming on the rear guard Of the enemy, Skin.
mishing took place lasting about two hours
and resulting in the capture Of about sixty
rebels lsyr. sssv.s6 sa4So go ss +,
The pursuit will be continued tomorrow
but the roads are too impossible to get much
supplies for long continuance of it. laassl ri
Gen. Sherman is crossing at Wyatt ggaf % @
,lSigned) ons o. s. GRANT, Maj. Gen.
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Disturbance Among Soldiers

NV YoRx, Dec. "a serious disturbance
occurred among the soldiery encamped near
East New York, Sunday evening last. William
Stelfax, private in the 10Th Massachusetts,, Vas
shot dead, 8. H. Taylor, Of the Gath Maine, seri
ously wounded, and = hotel kept BY q German
named Schiller, burned to the ground. The diff.
6culty occurred between Schiller and Stelfax,
and the members of the 4sth revsngsd them
selves by burning Schiller's house. Schiller is
supposed to have committed the homicide. he
has not vet been arrested.
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oct15-d&weow
T ,OoK HERE.

Look well to journals and keep them ve,l aea,1
on Thresher, Corn Cracker and Reaper.
r.4 don't buy your "Bdb6if' of any one else,
Por CHRIS. ALLEN will sell 1t you cheaper.
I've all kinds o! Faucets. both finished and plain
For Ale, Lager Beer, Steam and Water;
And mi sell them much less than ouoRfRl;
CHRIS. ALLEN
washin gton street., next door TO Express Once:
e,caa7vtf Burlington ova
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We are paying the highest market price In CASH for
Ylax Seed War checks bat does not stop rs. We are
pacuariy anxousto buy those who have loaned seed
but have been induced 70 ell TO Others at less thar
We Are paying. BURNHAM / JAEGER.
oAl0.d2tV2
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Battle In Arkansal

CH1cAso, Dec. "A private dispatch from
Prairie Grove, Ark, says We had . battle yes.
terdsy. Our troops we're victorious. The reb-
els are retrestipg. No Particular. have yet
been received. Z Il 54ts ~ = u ABB j +
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: : e AYERS 70 :.
CATHARTICl
PILLS. sl

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you out Of
order, with your system do
ranged, and your feelings un,
comfortable? These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious Illness. Some fit Of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be averted by a
timely use Of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse cut the disordered hui
mors-purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
strueted in health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ac'
tiyity, purify the system from
the distractions which make
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NcGRIGoR, Dec. ga FIRE on Sunday even
ing destroyed the warehouses occupied by n.
Nung9 + Co.,, Lacy 4 Skinner, and Shadbolt &
Harvey. Loss $4,000. az ri ~
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". BARHYDT,
Dealer In

Boots, zShoes & Rubbers,
$3.50 a9zf9 47 49, Ei
q 4i 80
CORNER o. MAIN AND ,EysERsoE sTs.
e tE es
$ - sa;Eg
$1,000 -.L---- -s4 ~
'4 a a1 y Oh
Z rs Ess--.,et sgsa-s s-
& 10 gs 81, as +, n. ~
'Gpy
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BOOK BINDERY.
DENTISTS.

EXTRACTING TEETH WITH
~ OUT PAIN.
Those In need Of Dental services v M and 10 as The
stand on Je6erDoa Street, over Harpezs Shoe Store
Shere prepared 70 do al knds Of work In line.
Teeth on Gold and Silver Pates ap q Chsoplastc Pro.
The natural teeth filed to preserve their beauty and
Keep them from further decay. -5et G5ss =.
Work done low to guit hard times, snd Warranted.
Jan 2. 1660-dwH. H.. BAILEY D. D. B.
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RAILROADS.
CINCINNATI d CHICAGO AIR
. LINE 10 zfs:y as yadE % ~
64 e 4 3
-r. RAILROAD.

AZ Miles the Shortest and Two Hours the Quicke Route
between Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis
%. e .H and Louisville. s.. go t....t .-
Tvn Express Trains leave the West Side Union Passeng
Depot corner Of Madison and Canal Streets, Cbicsg:
daily, az follows: H-aa a1aasHI G.sia-L ..r-
DAY EXPRESS B MAIL roo .. M, arriving a. o:ncp-
natl 40 p M Indianapol SIS N; oui>
'+= VILE 1900 m. - tItF'~'N'. tb 80 ~ 10 ~.
N1GET EXPRESS $50 m; arriving at Cincinnati 7.E
-asFla N; indianapolis coz NJ; louisville l,.0t
This sthe only Route running two Express Trairs
through between Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis Ans
Louisville, daily, without change Of cara. 90 81 IN.
Myers Improved double Birth Sleeping Car run oe al
night trains. ~ 70. %.
Hapgoods Patent vent,stor and Daser In use % i
1osd rendering the car free from dust. ..,...-s
Direct connections made at Logansport for lafayette
and Peru at Kokomo for indianapolis Louisville, Naa
ville and all points south; at Anderson and Rshneno
for Dayton xeDia Columbus. Newark, zanesvi., aadal
points In Ger trial, Eastern and Southern Ohio
Baggage checked through to all important points.
Through Tickets for sale At all the principal Ticket OF,
fees In the west, and at the Companys Office 1SS Bar.
dolph e., under Sherman House, Chicago. ~ ss
q, CHAs. e. TOLLETT, 3GI-6 80 s- V.ag.-E
..a.e Gen. Ticket Ag't, Chicago. s " ...r
wsa. Pass Agent, Chicago. JOHN BRANDT, J..,
1une9s.d4wy .g 600 Gen. eupt. Richmond Ind
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-. % a5.EI ssH5 u alt - st4
Ny stock 10 large and complete M every particular
being puchassd before the recent great advance IN pes
. ~ SOLD Ar TIE OLD RATES:
s;sta lFse a,q.,
5I 81 90 q Is ~ 55G pcs gtl 81 aio.a
sim continue to keep the hrgess variety md best
qualities OF ~ is at. CO. G.e T.. % gGia1i
~ 9eG$ 1at
y 10 sonsz1a att 3sfBp ss iaa9 sodlaM rg
10 LADIES' AND eH11DREN's SHOES sgz
qoaz 05 o. o. ;t9iaiW 45f 68 81 ~ is s3aas q q
'2'l3 -osD no ia sssaps1 s9ia3a 81 gao .zgilg
Ny stock Of this kind : more complete than h. ev
bean offered IN Burlington, md cannot be Surpassed
So VI iEb 7ssg si baa Lsail5sb gaHi19lGr sG5 q
e aa5 .aga ASNs. Boxy AND MISSES {.
,.oo,, as'sq SAY .sdj re shi.' &c I'd % II s5n C
6ooa 81 sHoEs.7 O.; u, ,,,,to1 l0a rsso! @;
% a. bod s5a 0, s lAl airr.. o.g s73esl
z sLSs ---.qu ,4 al! rg1 bra RUBSEsss
.xsy s8aigU 10 sat9iE0 CT RsIs&a ~ ''05 5
of every description, from the very bea Iase.n Manu-.
factories and Of my own manufacture. ,r. ...,-s
ls4V.
2a WHOLESALE PURCHASERS,
I4r8E .et&i .3&iIaI3 ;ahl
s1s5. .od2 5p@G--l5 81
WIN ind some 500 Gases Of Goods Of al qualities 70 ~
lect from which they would do ven 70 examine bs!bre
purchasing. Eastern Bills duplicated and Extra 2dsss
fu1niahed, Of ny own and Of Eastern manufacture.
aH---a
r4rr.. ..gs
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ee "a a# .3afs@ ;0j,E ,,tGs9aGN ga.s 7.
made 10 order on hort notice and lowest tums
sept99-d&wt
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Ny stock 10 large and complete in every particular
being PURCHASED before b great advance In pce
Goods V1Nbe t' hre
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T ooK HERE.

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propriated, out of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated for completing the defences
Washington: Provided. That all arrearages of
debts already incurred for the objects OF tins act
shall be first paid out OF this sum: And provided
further, That no part of the sum hereby appropria
ted shall be expended in any work hereafter to be
commenced.
Sec q And be it further enacted, That the fifth
section of the act of twentyeigth September eigh-
teen hundred and fifty providing Tor the discharge
from the service of minors enlisted without the con-
sent OF their parents guardians be aud the same
hereby is repealed: Provided, That hereafter no
person under the age of eighteen shall be mustered
into the United States service, and the oath of en-
stment taken by the recruit shall be conclusive
to his age.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted. That no volun-
teers militia from any state territory shall be
mustered into the service of the United States on
any terms or conditions continuing their service to
the limits of said state territory, their vicini.
ties, beyond the number OF ten thousand in the
state OF Missouri. and four thousand five hundred
in the state of Maryland heretofore authorized by
the president of the United States or secretary Of
war, to be raised in said states.
Sec. A. And be it further enacted, That the second
section Of the act of the tenth OF April. eighteen
hundred and six, shall be and the same is hereby so
amended as to read as iollOws
Sec. 2 And be it further enacted That, in time of
war or rebellion against the supreme authorities of
the United States, all persons who shall be found
lurking as spies or acting such, in about the
1oruticaions, encampments, posts quarters. head
quarters OF the armies of the United States or any
OF them within any part OF the United States which
may have been may be declared to be in state OF
nsurrecion by proclamation of the president of the
United States, shall suffer death by sentence of u
general court martial
Sec 5. And be it further enacted, That the fifty
fifth article of the first section of act of tenth April
eighteen hundred and six, chapter twenty be and
the same is hereby amended to read as follows
Article Filty-Fiye. Whoever, belonging to the
armies of the United States in foreign parts. or at
any place within the United States, their terrific
ries during rebellion against the supreme authority
of the United. States shall force safeguard, shall
suffer death -
Approved, February 10, 1862.
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rRONI roRTREss MONROE.

FoRrREss MONROE, Feb. 25.--The Spaul.
ding, from Roanoke Island on the 23d, and
Hatteras 24th has arrived here. She brings
mails aud passengers, but no news.
The attempt to lay a telegraphlc cable has
failed. Sixteen miles were laid most success
fully, when operations suspended for the night.
Yesterday was occupied in taking soundlngs,
when gale struck the steamer. The steam
pipe bsokc soon after, and she became unman-
ageable, drifting upon Cape Henry, where she
went ashore, broke in tEO, and was lost
All hands remained upon the wreck until ii
o'clock this forenoon, when the Spauldlng
took them OF. 1t is said the steamer passed
within sight of the steamer Cambridge, but
the latter paid her no notice. Two other ma
val vessels also passed her without offering
assistance. She is a total loss All hands
saved The remainder of the cable, about 10
miles, was destroyed before it was abandoned
About an equal quantity is laid in the bay,
and is Ouoyed up.
Gunhoat Forbes wasseen ashore near Nag's
Head this morning by the Spaulding White
hags were displayed ON all houses in the vi.
cinity.
Major S. L. Sawyer arrived at Norfolk es.
terday, from Elizabeth city Sunday noon, and
represents all qniet in that locality. He says
the entire federal fleet left the waters of Pas
quotank Saturday morning, but two ruuboats
returned in the evening. The Wilmington
Journal of yesterday says five or six federal
guuboats have entered Roanoke river.
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NEW YORK, Feb, 26.-COTrON more active and firm
er sales Zoo bales, basis Of p q &c for nddng
upiandS.
FLOUR-Sacs 900 bbls; state and western dull and
dropping; superfne state S. As q 50; extra state 10
g SIS; md hoop Ohio 5,95 q 6O5; Supertine IVES erm
S545 q $50 common 10 good western $50 "a 515
southern dull; sales 100 onls; mixed TO good 6jO
fancy and extra $685. % 1925 Canalasales 1400 bales
superhae 1928 @ $50; ezra $50 q SIS
GRAlN-M heat heavy; sales 81, w bush. Corn dToop
ing; sales Al 900 bush; mixed 81 a 64c store
and Delivered including small LOIS very choice at size
Oats dull, at 80 @ 4lc.
PRoyISI0Ns.-Beef quiet; sales 200 bbls. Pork firm
er sales 1850 bbs: Included in the l05 bis
prime, deliverable in june and 500 b5ls do for April
delivered 5O 1860 bbls deliveable in June or
part mess, at Sl375 @lI50 prime $3.50 a a. Cut
meats more aclve sales 1900 pkgs Bacon sides
steady 100 boxes at g. for city long ribbed
dies; 81 q &c western and city Dressed hogs are
1rmer sales at SIC . @ So for city Lard steady sales
$3.50 bbls, "a % Ssc, the latter for choice. Whskey
trmer; lies HOO Dbs opening at Is 262c, and closing
at &c. Ri quiet sugars firm sales gZ4 hhtis MuscO
yado 6 @ u.s. Is OeO Bags Manila at SIC Coffee very
firm; 80 bags Rio at lS4 a gle. Mo steady; 10
Ibis New Orleans at 4ic; IS nhds Porto Rico 35c
CATTLE MARKET NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Beef &c
higher; sales q 0c receipts S3G0 clio bnOy-
ant. Cows and Calves unchanged. sheep and Lambs
in lair demand sales $3.50 a s.; receipts 400. swine
ara niger; sales 81 a AZ: receipts 5000.