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TENNESSEE BRANCH
No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn. /.

TNHIs AGENCY Possesses peculiar hefitios 6r a..
successful prosecution and settlement Of IN.
mands against the General Government Of HVnRY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had several
years experience In the management Of claims bs.
fore Congress- tho Conrt OF Caimss and she RHecA.
tive Departments at Washington. and being tho-.
oughly acquainted aRd familiar with the laws and
regulations governing their adjustment ..ss u
Particular attention viii be given To eases arsar
ont Of The present war, including the accounts OF
States, Contractors, and Discussing O1icers Of The
War and Navy Departments and for ~ ColIsot-
ing, Drilling, aud organizing V6s.
umtce r. >, the reimbursement Of which a attof.
ICED by an act at Congress; CLAIMS ron INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN ron
PUBLIC USES, OR FoR DAMAGRs 10 suOH
PROPERTY, for Hcrscs lost N the service aud hr
military Pay, Pensions, ana Bounty
Land. i."'.'' '''' i'' lat fi'1a.1
We give special attention 70 procuring PEN
sions, ROuDtles, etc, aecrding 10 Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted N Siss, a. tue
amiiiosol suoh a. diod. o. beou killed while il
the discharge ofthef lihe Of dpt Asaueh daring tho
present war
special carS viii alAo DO given loyclGInh WHOA
have been heretofore Rejected o. Suspended
BY the departments OF IneaolentIy Mama yea
Prompt attention also given 70 The Subsection b
Quariermaster's Receipts given fDr Property TAI en-
Tor the NJ the Army, 10 atrabgin accounts with
andoolsUtIng Claims against the euarisrmasier's ~
| partment
An Claims placed Ia Quy hGeda receive QUE prompi
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
! which, In the hands Of an Attorney AZ any distab,
| point, frequently prove unsuccessful. ..f 80
Aside from this decided sdyantege, our daily luter
course With ala TINS DopartmontH enables ns IN mos
Eases 70 obtain DECISIONS mush more speedily thai
whore al communication and other NECESSARY deien
| must be conducted through Che malls.
To his end, We solicit you 70 forward to " any OF
scerqs ofsueh character yol aay iopq fb,a ~ iin,
have presented, aud. ~ Is custom, We VII fur
nisb yes qith an No noresary blanks, and, whsl
| required, Instructions.
80 charge made In any case unless successful.
.t.. Address rH OHARi.Ea a. GRRnN.
! .H.. No, rs Cherry street,
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OF First Regiment Of
Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry.

gH~Hr trta jury 20, 1862.
An officers recruiting for this service
will report to me at Headquarters, Fair
Grounds, or at the State Capitol Those
desiring to enlist will apply at either Of
those places - va 80, --
Volunteers will, II possible, bring their
horses with them, which will be valued
and paid for by the Government
BY order OF Col W. b. STOKES.
C. D. BRIEN, A, R, Q. H..
july2O--tf,
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AqqFllvllIE7Apiolle
FRIDAY MoRNIse are. q. 1852.

Owing to The interruption photographic
communication between This point and
Louisville, We are dhAble 10 give to our
readers this morning our usual midnight
dispatches HWu Pa elt 7nmt1ir -tfr
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A most appropriate inscription, and a
tribute most richly deserved by the &C.
tons Of Capt ATEPYsos. May be long
be spared tOawin still brighter honors in
the service Of his country, which now
points TO bin, as bright example 10
all his breihrea n arms. w bHH
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FAhsOS GRAyas, 81 hS q PIKE Bcgi-
mentss' is al Richmond, suffering with
sore throat Well, he enough has passed
through his, throat 20 have saien il to a
honey -comb, even thOughit had been as
btazeh as his face. rs ~. -
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TO Manufacturers.

Ipgr 1E0ElVEn. AND FOR aALE. tal-f rI
j HimE ErWValersf -IL aai q
ane0 uud MoA4eE L8naMnr.I
tuather ana 0lima AselltHa,
aYsWu IfOE
ln'ys ~, hilbsl q
.....I II. #f.HHa
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MoNEY WANrED-The highest price
paid for Greenbacks, ia Tennessee money,
and Government Checks cashed at the
best rates and Gold, Silver and incur
rent funds bought and sold at the Insur.
ance oaeo Of W. j Nam, No. 25 College
Street, (opposite sowaneo House Nash
VILE, tennessee lang 22-f
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Dr.. Kings Dispensary
& i ron PRIVATE DISEASES. II

- DR. KING, formerly OF New Y0rk, 70
fftF -. the hHt four years Of i+lusvillo, Ky,
u4S~~eS and who has devoted bis attontona
the treatment OF private diseases Tor 30 ycas haieF
bimssh having auonded 70 practice torpq meri
years aud cured Sd many thousands, be " enabled
cure all diseases OF private nature no matter hov
bad they may be from aludicloua medical treatment
or from neglect u their Owp. Dr., Kings DGpenaarv
No B aadertk struot between Cherry and Zoe % care
eoopd story, who're be cures e diseases Of private
nnture
Gon0rhca ourud without uausooua medicines or 10.
eroronuc with business
structures OF Old or recent date, euoCtuEly cured
. Few days by an operation whilh causes no pain.
Who're a3tfidtufe oaiHiB health cannoi DO ouiOyoil
Prrhaua pc iscase causes more mieshief and undosi
mlnefths constitution 30 much.
sgPhaB, Win 40 the d8easoa Of the skin gruwiuF
cot 0f neglect Or bad Treatment, cap be onectunly
cured 10 afew lays
gsisiasI Wasl.el--rsftCula T attoltlob having been
given 3D. ths tre1sf and a c Consequences FrUv ma
ouiol 81 btggfl ~ IA many Cssea ay thc dCstnatiyt
bhbiU q lu0lnsidt ate youthU and 'rscessive indul
yenco Of tho passl1pF ueglegt OF whlch win undsH
mlne tle c4HaNiuuyni rendering ne Fuhect unlt TOT
busiheaa or sogiolyi endo eng premature ola afa.
feinki-s rill nay he lapurnR Eitb uIry dtnoulty o
be Womb may rest assured immediaiere htL
PprEqnf rgailug atf0ad by Wfitug ana stating thsn
case s-ilI q ige ehll1isd, direct % 81 "a KhH no u
us-adrrcs street. hashY vile Tfun uilI haFetfe pse1S
ssfy medicines seut 90 thfr Gdfrtn Unoe hou
gam o'c'gf 4 ihe ucwipE gutu g la the eyuuiIg,
aH,palsataff
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Tfrf r-TlT
n' Cur cry bhoeld be, For the Union, and
No Compromise Win it enemies
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Why should twenty three millions Of
patriots dread five millions Of traitors
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|, Enlisted men, unless accompanied
by, and under the charge of commission
ed officers, are prohibited from stopping
at Hotels or public houses in this city
The Provost Marshal is directed to en-
force this order, and to see that all keep
ers Of public houses are Informed oft,
and that all enlisted meu report at the
Barracks provided for them
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Commercial,
coBEcrgn By
B. B. CONNOR & BRO,

COMMISSION ASp PRopUcG MErciiANrs,
No b. ooLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE
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ERESH CORN MEAL for sale at the
L Broadway hla, .,,,.
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By command Of Major Gen. BUELL.. ,
lSigned.l w. H. sIDELL,
Maj. 18th U. s. Infantry A. A. A.G,
Official: ,.tr.. a.s s.....
HENRY. SToSE, 4. a. A. G.
August 19.-lw.
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VT seems as though Abraham Lincoln
was raised up by God for the place he
occupies, lie knew of no man in the
country that would do better. He was
not o political friend of the President,
but he gave him that support which
should be rendered to every good ciii-
zen. He spoke highly Of his firmness,
patriotism, ability; his large, Catholic
spirit The President forgets the machin-
cry Of party, and looks TO the interests
of the whole country. He had called to
places Of high trust men OF other parties.
There are but two partios---thOse who
are for maintaining and preserving the
Government, and those who are for de-
stroying it-patriots aud traitors. We
are either praying for our Government or
against it. There can be no neutrality.
The idea of "lying low" while the storm
is raging will not do now. Time serving
politicians cannot Withdraw into their
shells so far but that the people will see
them, and give them their just dues.
In the name of our God, and Of our eoun-
try, let us rise in the magnitude of the
occasion, until the Government is estab-
lished all over the land.
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HRADoARRERs DISTRICT OF THE OHIo,l
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. is, 1925
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 1873. '-
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DOUBrFUL-WILD CAT.
North Western Bank of Georgia
Bank OF the Empire State, Geo.
Bhnk of thens, See. H.r... g ID.
Fulton Bank.
Bank OF Whitfield.
Timber Cutters Bank.
Refuse she Issues of All Ranks
mentioned below.
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, or
have been wound up and their Notes, q sny are
ont, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, At brownsville.
Central Bank OF Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at Muriroesboro.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, at Knoxville.
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, At Dlndridgs.
Bank Of Claborne, at Tazewel.
Bank Of Tazewell, at Tazewell.
Lawrenceburg Bank, at Lawrencehurg.
Citizens Rank, at Memphis.
Bank Of America, at ClarssFills ..... AL
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How utterly hopeless is the war of
treason against loyalty The rebel Lead
ers may well repeat he words of Mil
toms Satan when he exclaimed;
Pride and false ambition threw modowny .a &
warning IN Heaven against Heavens matches
King
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Juat Tribute to a HerolO }

Yeslqday, as we were about writing
a paragraph suggesting the presentation
Of aAword 10 Capt. ii. n ATKINSON, fos
the hobldahd saeeessfaidefence By HRS
self and hig twenty men, against ghe
Thousand gnerrillas, A. Edgeheld June
ton on the goth inst, gentleman step
ped n 10 inforra US that the loy,I citi-
zens Of this place had anticipated us by
purchasing All elegant aud beautifully
finished sword 70 be presented t.. the
gallant soldier, The sword is to bear
this inscription, ,uri-rrur .- -ss~-a.
ITO Carr. II. N. ATKINSON,
.pFsiplHd Ial5a DaBsgsa,g iaIo70
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CORRECTED DAILY BY W. Z, CHILDs co
No O., COLLEGE STREET

ag- These quotations are Tor L nlled states ne.
IN hnle.. Ohm. nllan.. md Krnln.hr
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ifHh OF i--- uWu1
censral Orders-NO. 0. .

HE.DQUARrEss Y. S, fORCEs ~ KENTUCKY, I
,I. LOUISVILLE, July 30, lsd2.
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" TO Carr. II. N. ATKINSON.
August 20. 1902

.nIalnINd lald3 } Di.blaaea.I -
, 1862-07-08

average Of wheat Ia growing than in the preceding
fanr years but there Ii great variatfnn IN the COLI
dition ef the crop-ln some fields Of five to twenty
acres each, two-thirds OF th1ee-fourtha may be
counted On for growth Of 4@4k qrs- to the acre,
whilst the remainder Of the field may not yield ~
ours. per acre" On the whole the crop may be
equal to that Of 1885, but not that Of 1865 in any
case.'' From snffolk correspondent writes that
the weather has been 80 vet TINT the corn crops
have not improved in appearance, and that com-
plaints OF rust IN the wheat were prevalent Frost
was Euppo< ed to be the cause. From Lincolnshlre
there are complaints Of too much rain; hat the
coldnegs has been worse than the wet weathet on
the wheat, which looked yellow and rusty.
The Express closes its agricultural article IS
follows: -" The week, then. has been very IN
Favorable one, and unless We have cessation Of
"these d1enehing rains, aud the clear shining Of
"thc sun, CONSEQUENCE must be OF most serious
HChar1cterf
, 1862-07-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY

MoSDAF EVENING, July 7, 1859.
Several, perhaps majority, Of the leading dis
count houaes are now taklng all the frst.c1ass pa
per offered by customers at eeyen per cent a
sufficient supply to employ their capital cannot be
found, even atlthat. This shows an ease in the
money market never before reached in the history
OF the city. Of cou1ze tn, paper must in au cases
be strictly business notes or drafts short time,
with approved cnalatera1s.
New York Exchange is drug, The leading dis
count houses take 1t from customers at ss1A per
cent. discount, and sell round lots today at par.
The brokers and some Of the larger houses still
charge 3S@4 per cent. premium. The condition
Of the money market has for some time been indi~
eating that the balance Of trade is favor Of Chi
cago, and should exchange remain for any consid-
cradle period at present rates, all doubt as to the
gratifying fact will be entirely removed.
The bu, ing range Of gold was 65@9 per cent.
premium; selling, 10. AS neual, very little
changed hands at these figures.
| MLwAUKEE.-The Sentinel Of this morning
| Gays:
On Saturday, a. on two OF three days previously,
| the banks restricted discounts to the narrowest
limits conssnient, preparatory to making up thsis
very abundant, but the selling rate was. neycrthe
| less maintained ct y premium, except IN trane
astans M Is aH R wRen IL 9ssHe
| drafts sold at the banks at = to Y dlscount-the
! latter rate vas the more general figure.
| Eight per cent premium was the current buy
ing price.of gold. It held at 10 per cent, bu,
very little wac sold at that figure.
| Wisconsin currency is growing scarce. The
funds handled By cur banks Of late have been CON
posed almost exclusively Of eastern money. VT
understand that the farmers, next to Tleasur!
| notes, give WISCONSIN currency the preference
above everything else in the ahape Of pspe
money, and the small proportion Of Wisconsin
bank notes in circulation here tends to confirm
this information
, 1862-07-08

The receipts OF produce since Saturday embrace
Sbs9 brls four, ,6n1 bu wheat 221 ,e2s bu corn,
17s7e bu oate, 2,1a7 bu rye, and Ts6 bu barleyin
all, equal to 462,999 bushels.
The attendance Oh Change was good, and there
was fair demand for breadetuhs by shippers. but
the frmness in freights and the qniet news By the
steamer, caused q decline In Prices.
There VAS fair business done In -four, at
slightly easier figures, without, however, any
quotab,e decline. About 4,0o0 br1s changed hands,
1t s4N@5,1o for white winter extras; IS 6o@Ls3
for spring e1t1as and 40 for spring supers.
The demand was chiefly for New York and Cana
dian account.
The Wheat market opened quict-buyers and
sellers being 1@1Hc apart, and sales were light
till the New York dispatches were received when
prices fen 1H@2e on No !, and 1c on No Spring
About 90 900 bushels Of all grades changed hands,
at e2@85c for Amber Iowa; 8thssc for No
Spring. and T4@76c for No Spring -closing at
the inside quotations.
The corn market Has dull, in consequence Of
high freights, and we note decline N@4c .
bushel-wish sales Of 100 900 bushels at s94c for
River White afoat; 294c fer River Yellow adoat :;
| sTk92sc for River Mixed aaoat; CSC for
New Mixed in store; 27@HKc for Mixed
| in store; and e4@e5c for Rejected In store.
| On account Of the want OF storage room Canal
| Com at the close Was very duh.
Oats declined x@Hc 9 buahel, With light sales
| at 269s6Ac. Rye was sold at &c. Barley ii good
dernanh. Highw1nes quiet at sc.
| FreIghts were active and firm, with engage
ments cf Is yeseels and propel1ers at sc fol
| wheat to Ogdensburgh; 18Ac for whest to Kings
ton; &c flor wheat to fGodersch 1Gc for oats X
Toronto; TIC for oats, md 121t9fc for corn Il
Buffalo. One vessel WAS also chartered, to arrive
at Lie for corn to Buffalo.
, 1862-07-08
Important to Shippers,

IuAtois NlEabo 4E11uue.
desire to call the attention Of shippers, through
your valuable commercial paper, to responsible
ty they incur, which very few, if any, are aware
Of. New York commission houses have adopted
custom Of giving purchasers Of breadstuffs and
provisions six to twelve days after the property IL
delivered, to pay for it-thus giving possession Of
the property without payment or security-and
then call this cash eale-throwing the risk Of the
purchasers failure upon the shipper who has sent
the came TO be sold.
For example, George Twist in Chicago ships 500
barrels Of -four to Luther Shirk's commission
house in New FORK for ealc. The flour comes to
hand; Luther Shirk oiers the -four Oh Change,
and Ezekiel Humbug purchases the -four. Nothing
L. ea1d about time or terms, because both under
stand that the bill is to run at least ten
enough to get the flour to Liverpool. Well ten
days run out, and nothing from Ezekiel; twelve
days pass By, and no money. BY this time Mr.
Shirk begins to make inquiry for MI. Humbug,
and 10 he is told the hour Was shipped the day Of
! sale, and Ezekiel took an advance Oh it, from d
| liverpool commission house. Of naar its value,
ard took passage in steamer for Australia eight
| days ago.
| Then what? Why. Mr, Luther Shirk writes to
the shipper, Mr, George Twist of Chicago,
| stating the circumstances, with bill of
| freight advanced and commissions for cell.
| ing and for acceptance Of draft, etc.,
and asking Afz. Twist, in : very pleasant waJ, to
| remit the amount of such commissions and ad-
Tanccs, at the same time expressing regret TINT
euch occurrence should happen, and deeply sympa-
thizing with Mr. Twist, but saying "such is Ae
custom Of our cityl''
Now. Messrs. Editors, this is no fiction. Simi.
lar cases tranRpire every year in New York, and !
I MIGHT month ThAra
| nesses in Chicago, who have been victims to that
custom. To avoid this, let every shipper require
Of bis consignee to be accountable fos the prop
erty to its full value and thua take the risk OF his
own acts. # your regular consignee won't do It,
60 to another who acW. There are as good houses
! as there are in New York, that ariN be thus &C
countable, and I advise I'll to patronize such hon
orable houses IS repudiate that custom and pa,
the owacr. though they do lose the article OF 1T
value. "a word to the wise is sufficient
| b SHtrPEE
, 1862-07-08


frorn Cant n p Gre5r of the stea1oer Su1,
.t,1ne 20 ,o,-a.+,a+ a.. rnt,a- q -onnr,
a,.z.. - ..4...x..o
-.e-. ~ s1@' ~4's' ~ Wv
s"snst' "a7 u'o~neo ~ IL ~ I100' LEO. s.'0
eap1 ose alafle. 3Ae uu1oeluna.e Hisn' w .uo
for,rara ,,art of +ra onner deck IN the aft mart
,f+ha. e,.no 4,ton he aco,danta1,v alinno5 and.
-, .I-,..,
1el1 o'erocara- 1t 1e'l ior"afu " an7 "nse1
,od5,as a ho,t rsae on;-t17 1orered and
..s. 81, .o,1a - fou,a
tlsnueo' ou' ~ "s0 .n1sot.,, W u,A- I'M ~ o1
"uas lAahes IulS sa. aesloen' o'n1 Do17 .s.z
ahcAoly Is t1e 1acs toas tne Soung "u7 o& s19
deceased WAS on board, and lint tney "eEe en-
ioyiDg their wedding tour, and intending 10
stop at Marquette q few weeks. 1fre. G. Will
return to her parental home in Buff;lo, aud the
friends and relatives Of Mr.. Cutter are re-
quested to write Tor 1ortner an1osna1lon. Int
deceased Tas e1tenaively acquainted in Lake
-S.n .42 80 ~.,o.. .,.,7-,snaatod ~ o,r1
6nau couuty -pape1s ole ie4oeoe10 " IVY
, 1862-07-08
Agricultural Prospects In Great Rrft~
Rtn.-AN Ent1EG Week OF Rn1ns

The Mark Eane Express Of the 18th ult.. says
the weather during the week had been Of an unfa-
vofabie character but finer at the o9euing than at
the cloae. On Sunday, the 8th, there WAS slight
ehower In the afternoon; on Monday, in the after
noon, there Was thunderstorm, followed By
heavy rain; On Tuesday, the adyices from nearly
all parts Of the country Indicated heavy ratns on
Wednesday the barometer kept falling TIL night,
Ehen heavy rains set in and continued through
the night-the thermometer standing at 65 de-
gTees; Thureday proved . thoroughly wet - day,
with winds from the s. s. ". to s. s. E.-"A most
disastrous day for the hay and all the co1n crops'
Friday was boisterous and wet; on Saturday q
great fall Of rain took place at intervals.
The correspondence Of the same paper girez
| rather gloomy accounts OF the growing crops
From Worcestershire. 1t Is re2otted that alargel
, 1862-07-08

The Markets In Eufope.
By our English exchanges Of the 10th aud 18th
u1t.. we learn that the country markets Of England
had advanced 1@7s per quarter in consequence Of
unfayozab1e weather.
In France the grain trade Was very limited. and
higher prices ruled in Eome markets, owing to IN
Favorable news from the Southern departments. at
Havre, an advance Of Soc to T. pet 100 ktlos. had
hetn gained Red American spring wheat was sold
at 55@54k per 200 ki1os. f. Q. b. and red winter at
a@56f. At Paris, owing to the upward tendency
iothe English markets, the offerings OF wheat
were much less and millers had to pay an advance
Of e@4d. per quarter-and higher OF select quail
, 1862-07-08

FH G5NtH SGtI - tn 8t07e'' Is 8ut!3etE 10 2Est0F-
age. 7ohieh is paid 1y Tie 1uyer; erelMs5ue 9f Me
T. a,seH ,e T. ~ tode d5 ILL., s sko pas e s9rags
MONDAY EVENING. July :, 1862
FREIGuTS-Actiye and firm. The engage
mentB were as follows: To Toronto: prop Ante
lope, oats at 1oc. To Kingston: prop Hunter, |
1a, Zoo bu wheat, via Goderich, at 18Ac, n. T. ex
change. To Goderich: prop Hunter, 5000 bu |
wheat, ut &c, n, Z. exchange. To.Ogdensburgh: |
brig Powhattan, wheat 20c. To Buffalo: prop |
Kenosha, corn at 12kc: prop Baltic, oatz at 74c;
prop Buffalo, bark Pomeroy, echrs Success, Will
lard Johnson Kimban, Plowboy, Imperial, Cor
nclia, Rayenna, Advance, White Squall, Wyo-
ming, brig blitcheI-al with corn at 12c; Standard
vessel to arrive, corn at tic. To 0swego: schr
Poland, wheat, vim Goderich, ct 18e.
FLOUR Received, $3.50 br1s; shipped. 3,ne7
brls. Market active and unchanged Sales, Is
brls fair white winter extra at $500; 50 brls
choice at IS 10 ;1O0brls q Marion Co " do at s. 9o
100 brls Eureka Mills I. h. spring extra at
$3.50; 100 brg good r. h. spring extra at $4.00;
100 brs 'tHawkeye State" r. h. at $500; 100 brls
'.ns.1~k.' !. ut 81 as: I'M hrls t'Eag1e +. b.
at $3.50; 203 brs ''Superior,'' h. at IS 50; 100
br!s good r. h. extra at $3.50; IS br1s "Amboy,''
f. h. at s. Is; 100 bFls Prairie Quecn.n f. b. at
| So GO; TOO brls 'lolcano' winter super at 5S75;
100 btls Fulton Mills spring super at 33 4o 10S
br1s winter snpsr at IS q; 200 brls do at $3.50;
80 brls IN W" spring super at s3 d.; S. brls
'Outlets super at $780, 100 b1lB 6tFarber's,'' ia
| br1a ..Metrnno1;tan >, soo br1s ssEmpira of Tho
| West" 500 brls GoodwIn's Imperial" 200 brls
| .,r,a,,o,+ y ,5 +no tu.,,a,,. !, ~ ~ ,-;r,+a
terms.
WHEAT-Recei7ed, 76,6 COL bu; shipped, 94,15o
I bu. Market declined 1@2c per bushel. Sales
AZ e41<r = sco In do at eIc. Anohn d. n, sturo5a,
a. aoo. * noo NJ snr,nr ~ stora ri a. mn bn
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etc. o;s, hr n snr;n,, IN stors at a., 81 mr.,
h., an Of W. IN, hn a. at r:1<c. + eoo hu 1n at
A.. I'm hn Ra;octed a+ s9c. eoo hu IN at e11<c
sen11 a. e.. . nm h. a. ~ en-
coRN-Rcceiyed. sal,Sss pu; shipped, $500
! 1' S-'N@' ~ fe' 0,s
b1. M4'keL Gull ana declined HaDAc e Pus1e1.
sales were III, ,o,0 bu River White aaoat st a2Ac;
5n nm I'm River Yellow aaoat at 2e.5c: 15.Ip0 bu
River Yellow MIXED at 9sc aaoat: ii 600 bu River
Tijeh Mixed at sc aeoat 1000 bu do at z7xc
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j ;ectpd NJ ssc ,aoat a. ma bn Mixed in store at
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IN NJ In Now 7ira5 in stora at eGc. nm bu Re-
iected IN etore ot o,c mn hu do at a4.5c: a.(.a
In o at e41[c. m In A., at ~. az bn ye11ou
~ etoro a. ST. 1''S'
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