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kkoE"K, Aug. 40, 6z.
PLoUR-supernpes y so.sprini whea, vu.ra,l rs
FallWbeat Extra e. IS 80
BEAN ANDsHokrs-soto 46e p 100 ~.
CoRN-l7 70 10 = hush.
BARLEY-2sc.
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CASDLEs-ssar l4e Il, stsarine 10, Mould 10.
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boI TEA-Common 617c; Choice ,retAili2 k0ls
lsioNS-shonlderstxIici Hams li02,Clear
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LEATHER-Sole 24ta %; Harness97230.
HIDES--Dry I0tol2e, grubby hair price /; green
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i3e.
HAY-Timothy, Is O0aG o., baled Is COG iii
Prairie - 00D6 90.
skEDs-Timoihys 81 %; PisI Seed $780,
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EGGS 3.a ac.
q WHITE BEANs-In good demand, 3oc0 slas
FEhTHEES--5sa3O.
FRUIT Dried Apples u oot9sl 2sS bushsl.-
Dried Peaches - asa ~ so. Rai.ins s4000e45o
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BEEF CArTIE-e4 &c gross.
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rel; Liverpooisl ooe % 90 2 sack; Lake % SO to
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FIsH--Aacksrel N e164G ID p Dbl. No. Ga
ESQ. NOS s99eio White Fish. No. e4eo.
y half btl. Cod Fish54 b.
RAGS-Wooleni 4; Cotton2c.
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per I00i21se D.
ErcHAsoE.-O4 New YORK y per cent bA TX able
fands: Philadeip hin, Boston. Chicago and Circin-
natl ,. per cent. st. I-ens per cent. q old 10 to
IL Ter cent buyins, Is selling.
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PHILADELPHIA, AUG. Is

Philadelphia, Aug IS.
The Bulletin has information from an
agent who left the Rapp-hannock yester-
day morning that our troops have had
frequent skirmishes with the rebels while
falling back from the Rapidan. Loss on
either side nol serious General Pope
holds the railroad ridge as well as two
commanding positions "a the opposite
side which the rebels have assailed sever
al time. Our troops are distributed along
the river and have resisted all assaults.
They will be able to maintain their posi-
tons until reinforced.
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NOT L1AHLE.

The amount of sickness prevailing in
the land at this present time is alarming;
and never before have the rccuperative
effects of travelling bren SO generally ap-
preoisted and recognized.
A little trip somewhere, particularly to
cooler climate, il the panacea for oil
diseases from corns to the rheumatism
and nervousness to phthisis pulmonalis.
These health seekers, it has been observed,
are many Of them afflicted with new
complaint seated in the region of the
knees, and multitudes of them are troubled
with political inflammation Of the brain
and ossifcation of the heart superinduced
BY the abnegation of light and morbid
contemplation Of blackness, visible or in
visible.
The travelling treatment, IL is thought.
will be found necessary and KEEP. up dur
ing the continuance of the war.
The only apparent difficulty in the ap-
plication of the remedy, and q certain cure
resulting, is the procuring Of passes un-
luckily required at this time; and the
subject OF : draft is sometimes unkindly
hinted at, 10 which these health seekers
nigh be subject. This unthou2L, Of ne VS.
is not, however, significant as invalids
who are obliged to travel for their health
are not liable TO do military duty. It is
plain that they are not Liable (by transpo-
stion-a lie that they are not able. and
should at once receive permits. They are
exempt. To the one, the sight Of the
enemy would bring on IN aggravated
form Of the knee complaint, and to the
other the sight Of that inhuman black
color would drive him distracted to the
hospital-or guard house.
There are other phases Of the .Not Lii
able" epidemic, but for the cases named
the following treatment is recommended !:
Bandage tho knees with git plasters,
which will be found very strengthening |;
take equal parts Of the extract Of pure
patriotism and humanity three times DUR
ing the day, and just before going to bed
to dream over (you may require friend
" force II down al hrst, but viii after
wards find it very patatable); accustom
your eyes gradually to the light, and ex-
pand your ideas little 50 - to give the
heart free play,-when we think you viii
get over tho "Not Llables," draft or no
draft.
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~G. w. Kincsid, of Musc2tins, is
commissioned to raise regiment Of able
bodied men in this State over As years OF
age. The regiment has been accepted by
the Secretary of War, and when organ
lied will be used for garrison duty. A
full company has already been formed in
Dubuque. We CLEAN from the Musca-
tine Journal.
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New York, Aug. -.
Flonr-Maraei dull and dropping; sales 1t ~ 60GT
Is 100 for Super STATE, d Jog a5 25 for Extra State
81 seq IS 90 for Super Western; Is loss5 Is for
Common TO Medium Extra Western; - $50, So SO for
Common 10 good shipping brands Extra Round Hoop
Ohio.
Wheat-Narkst heavy and declining; o. IeaI Is CHI
Gag Spfi 81 cillGsi 30 for Milwaukee Club. II %
e. 2ls for Amber Iowa; o. =, - for Winter Red
Western; 81 % Tor A.u.ss Michigan.
Corn-Msrsct heavy an one cent iswer; sales At Sc
$50 Cor Mixed w estern sound old.
WHISKY HAY at 3Ia32Aa.
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List 81 FsfsSns Refusing - Con srfb.
uts 10 thu War Fund.
+ 1sT WARD--J. e. Burke.
2D WABD--D. B. Smith, sr., and Fer
guson Wright.
BID WARD-George Higgins and Jesse
Ruddick.
4TH WARD-Daniel F. Miller.
TOWNSHIP - James McClarv, James
Black, John Hine and Lew. Collins.
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w AR NOTICE.

Persons hayingthe arms OF She State In THAR ma
session Will fetsrn The same to me 1t oncx T6ose
who negeck 10 return tho will be Waited by a
onncer. G. w. Low RE
Asst. Q. \. Gsnl and Aid-de-Csnp 10 hs 0ov.r
isol-d
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Bachelors Hair Dye-..The Best IN
the world,

WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR's celebrated Hsir Dye
produces color not 10 be dstin snshed frvnunstnre
warranted 10 nJure the bAir the remedies
the III effects Of bad dyes ard nssorst@s the hair for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
asplsndid black brown leaving the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold By all druggists &c
The genuine issiFned WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR
fAs Tesr sts<s sJ ssrA boz.
Factory, No. ~ Barclay Street, New York Late
sss Broadway rnd 10 Bond Street. lies ia Wy
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EE- 1t will be seen from a notice inser.
ted in this paper, that Sergeant Teller
is recruiting for Company A of the End
Iowa Infantry. Many Of the Lee county
boys will, we apprebeud improve this
opportunity to enlist In a fayorite CON-
pany. The Recruiting Office is immedi-
ately under the Gate City Office.
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A-Monte Bello township. opposite in
Illinois, with vote OF but little over 800
has now recruited for the war, about rs
or 100 men. Had every township in tn
State done as well, there would be NO
need Of drafting ia Illinois.
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THE GATE CITY.
TUESDAY, AUGUST rs.

SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time ofsubscnption il nearly or quite ex-
PRED and when subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
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bounty Fund.
The following payments are reported
r II
w. c. GRAHAM, Treasurer.

Headquarters 10Th Regiment, l. VI
Camp Lincoln, August 18th, 1852.
laENERAL ORDER no. 2.
From and after this date no furlou chs
to enlisted soldiers will be granted.
The orders from Headquarters will be
peremptory.
JOHN BRUCE,
Captain, Commanding Camp.
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~ The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
ie24-dtf.
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STILL EsLrsTING.-We understand
that volunteering progressed yesterday as
usual, and quite number of new recruits
were sworn in. There is room for more.
Come on.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

On and amer this date Bo puwdeY will be aftcw% I'd
seld In keoknk without permission OF Tia. rnders
nor any kind OF Arms whatever Munitions Of Mar
II hss also tern ortered BY the special Agent VI the
Treasury bstsment not 70 allow Goods or Groceries,
except IN limited Quantities for family use 10 10 ut,
Missouri the south~rn tier Of Counties
The object 10 to keep supplies from the r bel. r
srmed hands Of guerrilla In Northeast Etssouu
JOHN kTASNTs
surveyor ofthe Pou Of keotnk
k-oluk Aug. Ia. fsfs.
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I'o, ron THE SECOND REGIMENT -
Sergeant r. Il. Teller, of Company A, of
this Regiment, is in town, recruiting for
bis Company. Now is the time for the
brave boys who desire to enlist IN the
crack Company of the crack Regiment
OF Iowa. aug26-lw
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TO THE NERVOUS OF Born SEXES
Retired Clergyman Ia Ing b4en health In
. few days, after many years Of graf sassrIte 10
wiling to aastst others by sending free receipt
Of poss-psd directed ervrlore, copy Of the pre-
scription used Iar-ei :, the REV. JOHN n. DAG
NALL, lse Fulton street, ErO~klyn. N. Y.
fje ta-dAx<m
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e. w. ID. Gallagher, Esq, agent
for the Treasury Department, was In town
yesterday, stopping at the Dvming House.
He leaves this morning for Quincy.
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HEApsuARrERs, RECRUITING Dsror,l
Davenport, Iowa, Aug. II, ,62.

CfHsvs! Ords~, No y.
Ar IL Is ofthe utmost importance that the Regiments
Of Iowa Volunteers In The field should be flied
up TO the marimum standard, Recruiting ofcers for
these Regiments win use every endeavor to give cr
cnston 10 their immediate vicinity to the following
extracts trom Orders CT the " ar Department, viz:
Eztrsa /. Ali men Who desire singiy or By aqusds
70 Join Any particular Regiment company Ia the
neld, hereby suthsri1ed TO present ihem.rves 10
any Of the Recruiting oncers for these Regiments,
when they will be enrolled and ferw srded nj 10
the General Depot State there be duly
tered and to receive the bounty allowed BY law In
such cases, enlistment papers and Descriptive Lists
viii be forwarded directed In General order No.
les Of 1851, from the headquar VI the Army, which
provides that dupieate shall be forw ard
ed with each man, and one Descriptive lat for The
squad.
The attention Of Recruiting ofncers IL partica-
iary dirced'o Par. o4s, General Army Regulations,
which provides that Recruits shall forwarded from
Rendezvous Depo,s every days, and oftener II
practicable, provided the number disposabe exceeds
three. Failure to comply with the above Regaa Ions
viii incur the penalty OF disobedience 10 orders
2, Recruits for old Regiments will fseeiys. when
accepted into the s. service, ~ premium and 81.
of the sioe eeun'r 10 he paid them this Depot,
and one month advance pay when hey Jan the Req.
nents.
Recruiting rendezvous lave teen established un.
der charge 81 regularly detailed Officer. At tie follow
Ing plaesa, Via Davenport, LOS. City, Anscs.ine.
Mt Pleasant. Newton, Fsirneid, yinton, Chs riton,
Washington, res Meines. oi,umvs, Council Biuns,
Independence, Keohuk, Marion, Bellevue, Buriing.
ton. Brooklyn, Dutuqps ana Cedar Rspids
By order, H. b. HEN DERsHOTT
Capt I'd Arty, sept Vol X. s.. ioxa
w WRIGHT, LIST Iiert. "a Iowa Cavalry and
aagsi an Adft. EeerIitlur Dent
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r. The Terre Hante Journal has
ceased to exist.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed by the County Court Of Lee county,
Iowa, Administrator Of the esAta Of John Lsen,
ceased, late Of said County Persons havink ciaims
Against the estate will de them prescribed by
Thost indebted 10 the essAte are expected 70 make
prompt settlement.
ALRX. LOCHHEAD, Admir-.
n. II GILMORE, ATTY. laugl3-2w
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A Gar R1DK.-In bed that's ittly
buggy with the night mare.
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ia Capt. Marsh's company of volun,
teers. recruited chiefly from Montobello,
and Wythe townships, is now at Ilanii
ton, HIS. awaiting orders. An election
Of officers few days ago resulted 10 the
choice of Arthur Marsh for Captain; f.
w. Grub for First Lieutenant, and -
Robinson for Second Lieutenant. The
Company numbers as fine body of men
IS ever went from Hancock County.
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] OST
hetwern keokuk and Mr.. Beldinxs Day Book,
% Tor the estate Of VIM. Norris dsceaS-
ID. ID. NORRIS
= An&Is@ Fsospect Grove, Scotland Co.. Mo.
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GRArEs.--Our friend Mas, who, by
the way, has determined to sell out and
go to the wars, gave us yesterday a
taste Of some Prolific Hartford grapes.
They were quite delicious, andnot hard to
take. While enjoying them, we thought
how pleasant it must be to sit under ones
own vine. We could dispense with the
fig tree, having such vines as grow on the
Mississippi bluffs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n1snuARarp SoLnrERs.-To Holdiars

DISCHARGED 6oLDIERs.-T0 Soldiers
who have received their papers world say, that By
calling williams King, No. Third street, be-
Main and johnson, they have their pay col
isetsd the amount exceeds $50 for per cent,
and xhen under that amount . Per cent.
Ny partner, judg. Williams, Is IN st. Louie, for the
purpose Of giving this branch Of business his
elusive attention, and win be prompt In RENTING
Money enough will be advanced 10 pay your expo
home when desired. FH
J. TRAINOR KING.
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IAPI q ATTY, hrFF NoF. X. s, IewA
j. w WRIGHT, LIST Lieut. "a Iowa Cavalry, and
aas.i -dn AdF. Reeri.itirg Dept
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DIED.

AVFRY-lr WiIian,buirh on Thursday June &C. william
Edwin only child q William r. and Sarah Theresa AYeiy
sgei y-ars nld ~ day.
BRENNAN - In this city. Thufsday, june q, John
Brennan eyed 20 yeara.
CARTIN-Iu this city Thur.lay, June g. Abigail Cain
wife Of " lillian Cartin. n the $50 year Of her asc
DUMB Brooklyn on Thursday jane &c Eentni Damn
IN the C5ih gear OF hi,
Jeley pspet airrs plsasr copy.
FORBEs-In this city Thursday nlght, June %, William
Funeral service. will take Ilsce a. bic late residence No
Fast Twenty fifth street on Monday he S1ih inst At ~
O'Clock AFTER Which Tie remains VII he thri 70 'eN
Haven Tor ntefmrut 81. iri-fd and those Oh The iaiy
are invited to attend without further notice.
GAFFNEY-In this city Thursiay' June - Elizabeth
Gainry srod ~ years
HARDCAsTLE-On Friday Jane o. at Jsm9.ea' Long
.llnI after short and severe ilaess. Lewis Hai-iir
IN the AIT year OF his sg"
Notice Il the funeral ~ evening pApri'
JONTs-In this city. Weinrlday June % Jane r. -
vic Of James Jones, aged - Yeas
fFWIs-Ather resdence IN Gofham. Ontario County on
SUNDAY. June n. Margaret Harvey WE "i ""'A'"' ~
Lewis aged % year.
McMANTs-On Friday morning lnrc p o. consumption
I'm he th year Of his fcis Die ,laun III many years
master BLOCK maker IN the t'ooti} nay ~ L.,
Funeral services tomorrow (Stnfday1 81 O'CLOCK ~ M, He
frridence Psrk avenue, near tiohot A'on"e hooA'1u
Relatives and friends Of deceased md family are Te''c'
VIE PLiadelphia, and Orange County papers please
,,opt,nTy ~, Tb,r.dsy June g. Charlie. Moriarty
Of Dsnie aud Bridget Morary aged year months ami
dsy.
pTNGk My SuldfulY by ifihf run nfff on iiiN'J
y At ~ M Denamln Frank in j.. youugot son 81 beiJ
> nnd Annie ~ Pinckucy.
THE friends Of the family invited 60 attend the funeral on
sunday 18Th irtt at o'clock from the Iesid.nce o. III
parents, No. - Murray iiiii PARKS
Thurs5ay June %. Eiabrh, eldest daughter
at .b.ccn Purly aged ~ years months aAd y .lJ
I feuds and relatives If the family IRE respectfully nved
~ attend her funeral from the residence Of her mother No
Ia Eihfh aver ne on Saturday a. o'clock thout further
initiation Her remains viii BE- taken to Bron4yie Tor M
tcTucnt.
At New Bridge Va. on sunday june p
William T. Krynold.. 9Th Regiment " y. y v, Duiyees
LOuaveA
I rfive. aud friends sud those Of hi. father Jas Rey
uol, aud his brother Jas >. Reynolds IT,, requested
N attend bis fnnera from his fathers dence, No =
Bayard street on SUNDAY, the 29th inst, at o'clock
without further notice.
RICUARDS-ht Norwalk Conn Friday June p, Annie
North daughter Thomas T. Bud Annie " Richards OF '
city. sged II year, "
seryces Oh Monday 0 inst az O'Clock, az the house OF
her grandfi Their Mr. John North horwalk
RAYNOR-n this city, on Thursday. June &C. VIM Raynor
aged 90 YEAR, me nth and - days.
hi. city, Thuraday. June %, Charles
Frederick Seven. Of fred ck aud Anna Jane Stevens
nerd wears months aud days.
TEACf-In tins city on "wednesday June 25 Wa. Tracy,
Firsi iieo,erant - Indiana Cavalry.
Indiana papers please copy
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Col. Percy OF the British army, Capt. Anderson
of the steamer China, Mr. Venier aud wife, Miss
Yeuier and Hiss Lsroque, V. Guillon, Ii. Gullon
Dr.. l.. Leilzenger and L. w. White of Philadelphia,
are AZ the Breyoort House.
Frederick Toewater Consul to the United States
from the Netherlands, and family Col. j. l.. Col
i.s and J. II. Watts and family from Santa fe are
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
The Hon. ID. b. st. John Of Hewburgh, and the
Hon. Geo. Hunter OF Lockport, are at the Albemarlc
Hotel
Capt j. " 10y of the 9TH Mass. Regt. from New
Orleans, Cap'. Ransom from Port Royal, are at the
Astor House.
Major w. Il. Slack and lady from Washington
Mn VI. Moore from New-Orleans, J. II. Elderkir
Of West Point and Jas. l.. Ilasbrouck OF Kingston
are al the Everett House.
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IRON MEMPHIS.

MKsPHis. "Wednesday, June 20 l5'Z.
Tie Lftae Rock Democrat says that there are IN
Arkansas from 10000 10 1900 Union troops scat
tered over a large extent Of country. The Target
body. amounting 10 3 900 5000, in the vicinity
of BatesyiIe. The latest adyices are, that they
have crossed the White River, and are retreating
toward Missouri.
The railroad from Columbus, KY, to this city i'
now in operation, aud in day two there will be
railroad communication to CoTinth, and from there to
Huntsville, Ala Enough rolling STOCK has been Sc
cured 10 commence operations with.
Over 500 prisoners have taken the oath OF a.
legiance since the occupation Of this place
an II quiet at Corinth. That point viii be gsI
risoned by two divisions, and it is reporedthat Cen
Ilalleck will return TO 81. Louis very s0on.
Gen. Lew. Wallace and staff left here yesterday
for their homes Gen. McCernand il still at Jack.
son, Tenn.
A feet OF steamers with supplies for Cen Cur
tiss army, has arrived, and will be escorted az
White RIVER, Ark, by a strong guard
Mayor Parks and Aldermen Robinson, Ii Cree,
and Huribut have taken The oath Of allegiance, bat
the remainder Of the Board hang back
Our troops have visited Moultrie County, Mrs.
There is no such county. Gen. Bragg was 10 take
command at yicksburg Oh the l9th.
Gen. Schuyler Hamilton has resigned on account
of i'll health, and will be succeeded by Gen. Rose
Grams.
II is reported that there are $4,000 troops at
Vicksburg under Bragg and Pillow.
IKE Grenada APpeai says that Vicksburg viii be
held at all sacrifices, and that all noneombaiana
have been sent away.
Tile V1cksburg Citizen says the Rebel toice al
Tupello has been greatly increased and their camps
much improved.
Tie citizen publishes letter from The Lieutenant
commanding the gunbost Miami TO the authorizes OF
Rodney, warning them that if the Union transports
are fired upon from the batteries erected at or near
that point, the came punishment will be visited uron
that town which the City Of Grand Gulf received
10 which Gen Lowell replied that his battenes are
located at the best points aud that he shall me "heh
he pIeases.
IA IL now stated that Gen. Rosecrans taxes COM
mand Of Gen. Popes command, instead oil ten.
Hamiltons Division.
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Mnrkets-Rtportfd bn Telegraph.

BUFFALO. June 27-FLOuK firm, fair demand WHEAT
closed firm sales at 6sd 3sc for No Msaasee Club sc
for Green Bay Club; ~ rs for Red Winter; 81 10 for
White do. CoRs frner with good demands sales At 4G
tic OATS better; sales at 3edJfc WHISKY easier sales
Of 100 bbls pt FRKGHTs shade better at HE. on Corn
l3ic on Wheat New-iofk IMPORTS; GEO bbls Flour
l8OoO bush. Wheat, 10000 bush Corn. ExPoRrs 200
bbls. Flour; 1900 bush Wheat. 6iVO bush Corn Zioo
bush. Oats.
OswEGo, June 27.-FLouR steady. WHEAT firm; sales
900 bush No Chicago Spring at S3c. CORs hrm; sales
900 bush old Illinois AZ 44c and 800 DO. at ic FRRGHTs
unchanged LAEs IsPoKrs: 056 bbis Flour 1900 bush
Corn. CANAL Exports: J,5sl bills Flour 2l,oOo bush
Wheat, 4. 600 bush Corn.
BAITIsoKs, June 27-FLogR dull. WHEAr duh. CoRS
steady RYE advancing Peunsy yania re. OATS dull PRO
quiet LARD firm. WHISKY quiet at 3ld3lic Cor
PIE advanced &C., at 2lic TOBACCO in good demand CoKS
firm ana advancing.
PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-FLOuR quiet, and UNCHANGED
WHEAT buoysn; sales $500 bush. White = 49, Red
firms Rio 2Oi ale. PRoysIoSs dull. WHISKY unset
tied al 3lGJ2c
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NOLD SUIT DISPOSED oF.-lhe long-standng
suit Of Asaho Abbott, for salary as Secretary Of u
charitable society for ameloratng the condition OF
the jews, was decided yesterday. The plaintiff al
ges ina, be was Secretary Of the society, and agent
for establishing an agricultural school for young
Jews in Palestine, from 1853 TO lSJ'-that Seth
Grsyenor bequealhed 500 900 to the society, which
had dwndled down TO a few MEMBERS 80 that "a
quorum could not get together for action, and 1t was
not til then the parties now claiming to repreren'
the society ORGANIZED for action. Defendants clam
that The plaintiff has been usiDg the machinery Of
h,s society to create Offices which he has held, with
ont fulfilling the duties of such oilces-tat he has
collected funds in the Of tie society, and put
the money in bis pocket-that he claimed fi'1OO
salary as Secretary and financial agent oil the com
mission To establish an agricultural college, and
never once met the commission. The Gaze occupied
the Court three daye. The jury rendered verdict
Of $50 for plaintiff Edward Gilbert and j. X. Dick
erson Tor plaintiff; j. ID. Sherwood and W. Is.
Wedgewood ior defendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
The Philadelphia Races.

PmLAuELrniA, Friday june o. 1901,
At the third days races, to-day, there were be-
tween 3, 600 and 1000 SPECTATOR The weather was
beautiful and the track considering the late heavy
rains in good condition. The first race single
da-h Of one mile, and won by John Hunter q
Miss Jessie, beating Lexington tllly aud Aerolite
bali a length in l:46l
In the race for the $500 purse, mile heats, the fret
heat was won by DR.. WeldOn's liilllsborough aud
the second third, and fourth heats by Nj. J. W.
GAYS Wagrsm Pose, Surgart, and Cyclone also
ran. Tme-l:f9, l:Fi. l:i94, l:J0
Tomorrow finishes the meeting. The three-mile-
heat race and the ladies Gift will be contested