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THEo. =. STOKES, seo'y.

To CoNsUMPTI7Es.-The advertiser having
been restored to health in . few weeks BY q very
simple remedy, afer having suffered several year.
with severe lung Affection, and that dread
disease, consumption, ia anxious 10 make knbwn
TO his fellowsuHerers he means OF eure.
To all who desire II he will send a COPY Of the
prescription used free Of ehArEe,) with the diroo
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will hnd q SURE CURE for coEsUMPTIoH,
AsTHMA, BRoEcHITIs, &C. The only object Of the
advertiser In sending the prescription, Ia to beae
1T the afflicted, and spread Information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, a. n will cost them
nothing, and may prove q blessing.
.n REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, r
,williAmsburgh, Kinga county, New York,
nv iB-an - - 10. T't-'
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QUACKERT--I earnestly caution young men
suffering RON Nervous Debility, &C., against a..
dangering their health by pAtrbniEihg any Of ths
adyertlhing quAcks YOU can fully recover by the
methods used BY the advertiser, and BY hundFS a
Of others, and in other way. Read letter which
VIII send you, II you will send me postpaid en-
velope bearing your address. Direct 10
EDWARD II. TRAVER,
ap b-dhWom Lock Box, Boston. MAa2
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Cen. Scott has completed bis seventh. seventh
year.
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"ILLIAM CLAGETT q CO.'S
w CELEBRATED
c. x ALE and
BBXX PORTER,
IN BARRELs AND HALVES
For sale only by M. CONNOLLY,
40 Eighth street,
A. +. oRFUTT CO., Georgetown, D. C.,
And at Washington pottling BStAblishment,
800 L street,
Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Sts.,
Washington, D. Q. ,
JNO. FARRELL,
Agent.
We are now in daily receipt nom the brewery
Of full supplies, in prime order, OF this superior
Ale and Porter. Delivered throughout the city
and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Having but
three hours transit from the cool cellars Of the
Brewery at Baltimore, this Ale and Porter will
claim the market hroughout the SUMMER MONTHS.
Je6-lm
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ALES.

WILLIAM CLAGETT& CO.'S
w CELEBRATED
TILED
&C. Xxx ALE,
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STATE AND
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in Washington, D. C.
The above celebrated brand Of ALE and PORTER
compare with imported article at h0V hs price. II
has been recommended for half a century by the
Medical Faculty Of Baltimore, asa
SPRING, SUMMER, AND FALL
MEDICAL TONIC,
And corrective OF the Debility and Gastric FeYerS
OF the seasons.
It 10 approved by Surgeon General Hammond,
and the Medical Directors Of the Army OF the roto
mao--D1, Miller, Dnhamel, &C., 6o, OF the city Of
To Ireysnt frSud and imposition, the Ale and
Porter Is branded
WIN. CLAGErf a co.
For sals, Ct uniform pricesi BY
MARTIN OONhOLBY,44 440 Eighth street.
GEO 7. SMITH 6ii seventh street.
b. HART, I6I PennsylVAnia avenue.
P. WHITE Co, Thirteenth and y Fsts.
A. NJ BlNNlNGER6 Il CO., 2ST Penn. AY.
Z. J. NAGLE, 2ss PennSylVania avenue.
A. JOHNSTON Il co, 2se Pa. avenue.
G. sPENGLER a CO. 2lb Pa. avenue.
BATES, 229 &c, 6o., Pa. avenue
A, =. QRFUTT & CO., Georgetown, d. G.
And at tile head depot and sole agency,
WASHINGTON BorTLING ESTABEiBHMEHf,
$50 Srse, beipesn Fourteenth GAd F(Teenik EnltlS,
(SOuth Of WillArds' HOtel)
IN, FARRELL, Agent.
Family orders delivered at any part Of the city.
Liberal allowance made for the return bottles.
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DIVE TWENTY BONDS.

DIVE TW ENTY BON Db.
We are now prepared to furnish to purchasers
U. .. B-2O BONDS
Of all denominations, upon application, WiihOUi
any delay.
subscribers holding our receipts are n0tnOd that
their bonds are ready for delivery, and are re-
Qussted to call for them.
JAY COOKE CO.,
is2a-du AON Fifteenth street,
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TIE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTu,S-ThF
quickest and safest route to the Northwest an
Southwest Two through trains daily, and one o.
sunday soldiers' tickets at Government rates t
all the principal points in the North and West
For tickets and further inform apply AZ the -
dee Of the "Great PennsylvAniA Route, !" northeast
corner PennlylvAniA avenue and Sixth street, IN
p. m.ion sundays to 4 p. m.
\. o. NORTON.
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INSTRUCTION.

TREN NCH SONS.
French lady, from Paris, would like to In
Struct few Pupils In the French Language. Ap-
ply at No. 26O PennBylVanLA avenue, betWeon
Twelfth and Thirteenth SITS. jezS-H
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stoUE Market To-day.

We are Indebted 70 Jay Cooke q Co., bankers,
to the following condition Of the stock and sale
-,.fI.r t,-.t.y,
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slationaI asrpubIitan.
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rrrns lAYnn,Il,,In,IIlllIIllIltUNE "a, ls"s.
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MAsoNIc-A special Communication OF The
nj. W. Grand Lodge Of y. and A. NJ, Of the District
o. Columbia, will be held At kiasouio Hall, corner
o. y and Ninth streets, on SATURDAY, June n,
PunotuRl attendance Is requested.
by order W. MORRIS SMITH,
Je20-d GRAND Secretary,
THE NATIONAL UmoN IHLoun VIII RoTiS
public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Han, As1 Ninth street. fherA viii Be-
Speeches, National Songs, 40. The roadlnE.rooms
open every evening. apr t.-av
James Brown, Esq, Is duly authorized and
accredited an Agent to solicit and receive sub.
seriptonS and contributions In support Of the Ma
tlonSl Union League Reading Room,
WIN BEBB, President.
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sPBCIAL NOTICES.

MAsoNIc.-A Stated Communication Of 81.
Johns Lodge, No. ~ will BE- held 81 hayonlp HAIL.
ING, Juno 18th, At AZ O'Clock. tA'I n
je2o W: NORRIS SMiTH. seor.tarv
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ST0NEMAM's EXPLOIT.


wAHucrov, May 7-Midnieht
On Sunday, NAY ., our cavalry went 70 Columbia, on
the James river and broke tho banks f the canal They
thcn went 70 Goochand twenty miles from Richmond,
TOOK the stores thcre aud disturbed the inhabitants
greatly.
Another column, ftsen thousand strong, captured
Louisa Coors House cosirrycd the road. The
same ooumn destroyed no road from rreysyn 70 within
eight miles q Richmoui And portion q them were
within milo and qusrt Of the city Of. Richmond.
General stonpsD then started Cor tis PennsuIa and
The ony orce ts rebels have the Peninsula "a General
wte's small brigade three or four Thousand strong
The enemy have from Richmond 70 Pcterrbsrg mosi
formidable works facing west, and another line from
Petersburg 10 the Potomac facing east. At
General iongstrees pushed hr forced ,nroush on Frt
day saturday aud Sunday, before General stousmsn had
broken the conneotIons.
ns tencyca by al The parole pssonsn vho have
come here. that cencrh SLOVENIAN mkh. have iaten
RssbH. pl IAN usnassud Of ms csyslry. a.
ma tily snd snu crrhmenis were slip<d hare = Dc.
s-s~s knet sl.on a. ~nhf~ "a sh~ sspIahan.
plcs, ard R'chnond nsni. scoorda2 fea De se~sust.
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have been taken without struggle Imay be taken yet
before tho roads and bridges between II and tho Kappa
hannock can be repaired.

have been taken without struggle u may be taken yet
before the roads and bridges between II and tho Kappa
hannock can be repaired.
fFrom the Washington star, MAY a.
htonemanp force was divided into three cosnns, ono
OF wnacn tnat moving In the direction VI the Richmond
an0fIederSkspurg Railroad, he commanded In person,
though the havoc worked from Hanover Junction down
within Two miles Of Richmond was made by q subdiyj-
son under the command Of Colonel Davis
One OF the three columns. commanded by Brigadier
1enorM Averil, after crossing tho Rappahannock al
helys Fofa pusned on 10 Brandy Station where met
me enemy plckets and drove them back In short
skrmsh II then pushed on direct TO Culpepie er Court
Lee were found with force OF perhaps Ave
Mountain. Z
Al CaIpeppsr Court House General lAverill 6bsured
lot q rebel government -four, and then pushed on
after the reIeating Lees, following them to Ra-
pidan station, where they burned the railroad
bridge, over which they rereated after smart fight
In which they Lost Colonel Rosser (ato United States
ARMY VINO commanded ono OF their brigadcs. Our
loss there was nconsdeable and they several killed
whom General Averl brought back with MIN The OBJ.
cct or Avers expedition seems have been n destroy
this (Rapidau) BRIDGE which the enemy In their panic
did for hirn After proceeding far N Orange Court
House no returned with his force the main army Join
ing 1t at Charlottesville on Sunday last. '-
Another column Of Sconeman,s force under command
OF General Bnford which left the Rappahannock 81 the
same time, pushed directly towards Gordonsylo and
positive information has inst been announcing
success In cutting tho Central Railroad between Gorons
vl and Richmond, and also between Gordonsville and
Charlottesville, thus (yith The achievements q the
column In destroying th6faikoad between Fredercsburg
and Richmond) compIetey stopping rail communication
In any direction out from Lees main army and breaking
up for tne time being the euenys facilities for forward
ing supplies or reinforcemsn1 70 from any direction.
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INCIDENTS.

rciDKrrS
During the severe fighting OF Saturday and Sunday
many instances showing tho vaor Of troops and the
mette Of which ocers composed have anspircd
hut few Of which am able 70 give you.
vAIoR ov THE xxoEisuoR RRIoApE
The Excelsior Brigade among tho most efficient
corps in the army. They fought like tigers wherever
Placed and wavored. rhoy deserted by their
commanding ohcsr (who, understand has been placed
in arres but remained scadast at tho post OF duty and
danger. Among the trophies taken by them are nearly
dozen stands OF coor the regiments 10 which they be-
longed having been annihated by the steadness and
bravery Of this little band Prominent among these Is
rebel battle flag eerried by tho Eighteenth North Caro-
lima regiment sketch OF which annex
BATTLE EAa on uGI1xKxrH NORTH CAROLINA Rrarxrrr
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The ground Of this flag bright rod the stripes arc
blue and the stars white. The material ordinary bunt
ing and the stan is q very hickory pole The nag
bears the following inscriptions showing that bearers
were veterans In the rebel service. On sido-Me-
chanicsvills," !" "Hanovcr "Manassas' Cedar Run, %
COX Hi" "narper's Terry, "cold Harbor - "Fraziers
Farm" On the reverse.Manassas Junction, >, "sharps
burg" malvern Hills" "Shepardstown." The inscrip
tions are put on with ordinary white paint
MORE
The Seventh New Jersey regiment captured seven
rebel nags The Fifth New Jersey nearly a. many
sKRRY
General Berry killed carly in the action Of Sunday
The diagrams sent you with my last iustratethe point
at which be fell He bad crossed tho plank road to
prepare reserve brigade to up 10 the support Of
his nearly exhausted men, and rccrossng 10 tho line
where his engaged. In crossing this road he
passed under perfect shower Of bullets OF which
struck him his left chest and passed through his lungs
He survived scarcely minute. His body WAS picked up
and conveyed.to the rear by Of his stan
0EHERAL wHirrLzs WOUND.
General whippo was very seriously wounded on Mon.
day by rife shot fred BY sharpshooter stting In
tree. Tho ball entered the small OF his back escaping
Tho spinal column by scarcely hairs breadth aud Il
feared found Judgment in his kidneys. This sharp.
.shooser had annoyed our omcers very much,
firing At those who seemed 10 him 70 bs promi
nent. and whom be could readily single out from
his elevated position AZ last General Sckies ssnt
General whppls 10 have BerdAn detach portion OF bis
command 70 disIodgs this fellow General whipple
sns upon bis horse writing tho order TO Bsrdan 70 this
effect when he hit. Almost simultaneously of
our sharpshooters, who had been watching the rebel
drew his rias on him and fred The rebel shArpshoosr
fell from the tree corpse.
cArrAIs villains AGAp rRsoSxR
Captain W. D. wilkns, Assistant Adjutant General,
attached 70 the san Of Brgadisr General A. g. williams
was taken prisoner by the enomy on Sunday lie was
before tenant Of theIbby prison. having been COZ
6ned thsys under the rebel regulations regarding oosa
Of Pops's army He was subsequently, sentenced 10 bs
shot, having been selected of the Union odcsrs
70 share that fate rctaatsn for Gen MeNesis sxscu.
tions In Missouri. but was saved by tho rebci
reverse st Antetan, which gave such . prepondsr
ance Of prisoners that the rebels frightened from
their retaliation schemes. Captain wilkins supposed
70 be unhurt when he taken.
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ably for the country, shs greatest proportion Of them In
killed and wounded.
Our loes OF prisoners does exceed seventeen hum
dred We have received twenty four hundred and hsy
prisoners Of the enemy.
We lost eight guns and took the number Of pieces
from the enemy.
The reliquishment OF tho position made simply be-
1t afforded field for the maneuvering Of the
army, and not from any injury sustained BY
It, The General and the entire army In excellent heart
and ready for o movement. We viii PROBABLY
not know where this TO be mado until after IL has been
commenced.
The Richmond papers show that General stonemsns
corps went within two miles Of Richmond, and effected
many captures and great destruction Of property At
least part Of all this gallant force has reached Gouces
ter in General Keyes' command, opposite to Yorktown
on the York river.
There can now DO no improperly In saying that the
President and Major General HalIeck visited General
Hooker and the army yesterday and returned TO the city
tonight. y
At nearly one O'Clock this morning information WAS
received that General soneman safely arrived at
Rappahannock Station with the remainder Of his force.
He has cut the railroad connections Of the enemy eli
directions and thus won a noble distinction.
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OPINIONS or THE WAR OFFICE.
From the National Inteiliseacer, May IL

lfrom the National intenisencer, May ~
Onicial Information received At tho War Depart.
ment last evening authorizes 10 state tha,
General Hooker, after wairng in vain, near Chan
oelorsve, Tuesday last tor renewal Of the battle
by the enemy recrossd the Rappahannook the
ing Of that day Influenced by prud eniia motives doubt
Ies sprngng part from the great and sudden riss 10
the vrgnis rivers In consequence Of the heavy
rains. threatening our supplies.
We do not learn that Gaeral Hooker was apprsei, be
fore making this retrograde movement, Of the success
which 10 alleged 10 have attended tho Operations ol
General stoseman In breaking the onemys eornmuulea
tons with Richmsnd.
II this last fact had been known hlrnassumi ing y
be fsct--t may be doubted whether General n oksr
would have deemed ~ necessary 10 tAko step which
tend To deprive him Of some at least of the advsn
tases resulting from General stonemanp cooperative sx.
pedtlon
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INV YORK.
TWENTY NISru srw yopH


SISru
First Lieut. Richard Paion. Co y, killed yran 0oebier
Co. Co. Il, red Henry GraSbeI. Co. Killed n.i 6o
LOUIS Hartman, wounded, Capi Robert stolpe, 90 !,
Co A wounded O. FaTfi1gcr. Do 4, woundoi Charles
Meyer Go. A, wounded George fauser 90. B, SouD1sd
Conrad schneider Co ., sclnsed hchaei smith, o. ~,
wounded. Corp. Conrad seger. 90. 70, wounded Thoir
Buhler, Co ~ wounded andrew Epper, Co. -, wounded
SiaolAs such Go. %, wounded sergt John nAaer o. q,
wounded. Corp. v. -iAbshnidt. 60 e. wounded Hsr It's
hofsky, 90. O, wounded Adam Eumpfe. Go -, wounded
George Fsnger. 90 y, wounded, Capt berusrd B1fs Co.
ooehi.r. o.. q, wcd.i John bosI.r. o. q, wounded
Edmund wUnnb. o.. q. wounded; capt Osnsr Won Men
ss 20. H. MopDaed Firsi ssrsf win.m Dsi,rs: 60. Z.
wisou, 10 l. wounded rori,r rpsysr. %. :, xoandss
ssrgt. William iismsl. ~ " .ousasd s-rrt uris,lan
wounded Jacob Ksfn Go. X, wounded tfsfsrck Hailer
Go. X, wounded. Jhn stsu~sgner, GO X, wouscea.
IAsu,euas, coossi T. & xeaman, foot, no, severely,
Captain o. 70 an CO lag not severely Corporal John a.
wf,ghl o. A. sseudsr pa ssysr'ly pVsp.s % q
CaiissAn. Go y, hip, ~ she'll slightly nurks 20 a,
hip ~ she'd slightly . DnOyan, O. v, hip slightly
nssss ieehi'a hip. ss.h D.y,S Tlassveh ,kgh
severely. MchaeI cennor On y, abdman, dsDssruuaiy
Jss.gh scas.a Co sho,ast ,sAy soe.t' n.ss h,.s
severely. Ioserh c.nore 60. q, wrist not dsnggropa
y. oorvraI hArnald sirus, %. ?. ,h'sh, 90 20.
cerp,rsl eps Barns. ~ NJ issh. severely nlehsai
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Iisnfy Hawts tsixh sryerey sfsrsni g. cne- cbesi,
ss~m,,.fs- 1,ovDafsi e. Weaver, isN. n0t severely
p.v,a 6monr b. y fgrearn, set asyersy hlcaael "a.
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Ir,s ~ III hrmas' severely JOHN collins. U v, iew,
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1 severely fifuv Usi, O. y, breast, istiously.
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f,rsl tafr HAInfton ,Co. ~, ~ hi.eh hsNt IN -
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Iis. p.sf ra b. piaH.Isr ftes Hf fifr n Y !htg
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Arrival OF Hsoker's Army at their Camps
at Falmouth.

wAmIsc-or, May s-l A. NJ
It's ascortansd from tho front that tue Army of the
Potomac has arrived, with all s material. At their old
camp vt falmouth Tho Demonstration of Gen. Booker
has proved no disaster, bot simply failure, owing
20 the mprscsicabiiy d the position which
,he Amy had gained with 90 much skid and energy.
Ies than three eshs of The whole force engaged O.
could be Engaged the ground bong covered with foreu.
md being without any prsciIcasle roads,
OR entire kss 70 s,Ied wounded AID pe does
not exceed ten v,oassnd The encn = l1Ts tlst hsys
sesu dsnbe nj this houoraby the army BIT lament.
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Onr Special correspondence
from the Rebel Capital.
The Rebel Accounts Of the Battle ol
Chancellersville.
Z Rkls4 s4ss2 fi--ifz$xSS -Af
NE CORRESPONDENCE Or MR. s. N. CARPENTER


~ UNITED STATES FoRD, May s--s AN. 4
Yesterday morning the trains were oil or
dsred. back to camp, and by dark the wagons,
extra caissons, pack mules, &c., were at Fall
mouth. The wounded were hastily removed
Eom the hospitals and sent to Warrington,
leaving nothing on the other side except our
infantry and artillery. .i,.fx
Ahnnf nvA n'alock n commenced raining
Ehe water fell IN nstorrents for over an hour,
ssiuging the roads, tearing up the corduroys,
Wespmg away Dr'0ges ana threatening tne oc-
sssuosion OF tne ponsoons' Inc river rose WIN
greas rapioisy ana soon overuowed sne ends OF
sne ponsoons' rendering crossing impracuoapie.
xhs upper pontoon was taken up ana used In
.sns'nsnlne oa' Inc o'nsls, sna a''cr SeverAl
aouis ol very nasu iaDor .ne orioges wore on's
more ready --ie-@-& ,ss-Ssxsz. -Sssess . .l.RtI...
Pine boughs were spread upon the pontoons
p prevent the noise Of crossing, and about mid
hight the troops commenced falling back. The
First corps was the drst to cross, and is now
nearly all over. The Third corps remains In
The intrenchments to cover the retreat. i is
hoped that the army Will reach TINS side before
the enemy discovers the retreat but cannonad-
Ing has Commenced quite fercely stfhs front,
and desperate battle s not an improbable
svent.
We can doubtless retire across the river
without serious loss; but if discovered in our
attempt the struggle will be fierce. Unmo-
Tested the troops can get over by noon.
The roads are in q ahorrible conditlon-almost
- bad as when General Burnside foundered
here last winter Our, sick are lying in the
woods, but smbulances are coming up to re-
. move them.
There was no fighting yesterday OF any con-
sequence. The sharpshooters were quite active,
and the artillery opened occasionally; but re-
~ w.
uen"y msssea n's a'my On ou' ,'sn' WV"
y'ew' IT'S oe'Ssea ., crossing a'0.r r.s sau s,". a
"ckne us On 'no aaaA '"u .0a.' .Ao AsA
wsser' however wli ironus'e 'na' mo,v'neu
inrcc pon'oon s'a'As sio 1v"A .'"' ---A.
IONS crossing ana some iea's nave Deei eu.'''
ssaned tna' tue reoels woula maAe : uomon'''a
non across tAe river peio" rreuer'casours.
great number Q! our wounaeu nave 'a'ien
INTO the hands Of 'ne enemy.
Our dead on the oattis nsid Oh ounaay ars
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Commercial Intelligence.

LoYDoy MONEY MARKET The reduction by the
Daak oil Il. minimum OF d-couUt had no 81.
onoIs ~ patnzns vita Paris bourse, declined boa
tue g0tn Fsbusry under the rumors Of FouPs re.E
ton Of the 'Mnistfy Of Finance hoEcy ~s.a hilISd
demand. =. ~, .
Manchester present she market hrm aud trrdio. ur~Ll
BaEAOsTUFPs Richardson. SpoUe- Co Wakefield. Sash
q Co bIs aad, Aytns X Go report; Flour Way dna
beet s, nominal, Red Wes,srn 81 as Red 5sutn-
ern ZIG .g9lll Corn dull AID SOD lower Mixed. 9F0
lsJa
P.oyis.oss-Te sutbo1,ie. report: Beef -r.gu1
and IeHGeucy downward f'sk quiet bat siesdy. bacon
Psoi rcs- Tie Broksts Circular reports: ASHES tfn:
Pot. 3il6 Psrs. 1910. RosIS dull a, aj sPialrs 90
IuHrssT'sx nomin,Is 1891 PnrKoLHUs don siSI ~.
GAN s-ayy. CoYYgx qu'st. RieB nrm LlssSso eao5sns
and s advancing LssRAD Oil steady At t'o0f'i sPKhn
LosDos MAsKArs -eshnes Circular reports; BREAD
srUYys tsyJios LION .esdy SUGAR qres 5us
seaJy. CoYyxE RICE steady aud "a Ia IDsct-
i've. TALLow quiet At az sPRIrs TULPksrIsx SoDiu~ &
lOj LSskKD OF easier; ,aes q: a. S9Kss Oh si
cnuosj xoS. PETROLEUM. duu, and noians At
Grave. Todd report: Ppovsro ~ q,et but stesdy Psxx
finer. L0sls qui-t 5u, steady. Coss e.siof
Consols closed on Friday AZ nla'3! tss money.
A. erinAn securtes quist a,d steady iulaoh Csntrd
shares ii ass. d.scouni, tIics "a. dAf
lIAvAK MAaKGr. Feb l5-Lo nos market tat; sslss 81
tho b,es Li,,is ipqniy and PAGES wssS Stock
5000 6ses
LrvgRrooL, Feb. 2l-Eveping Australia
SIAN news QaeenstOwn. was received AFTER business
hours
e sale, Of Cotton prsviou, thereto ?oOo ba-. in
cadns COZ ,pecGlsr' aid ex9ot,rs toe market closing
dll and uociaIsed
GnrAD,TvTps very dull. ba, unchanged and '.s'd,.
IkoiIslOss Cat
Losoos Feb 9l-Cos,ois 9:i asai for money. Illinois
Cenii shares. tl;dti disc Lr.es, ,!oS'i
act excited co\s II the Ausrss!ass
sdscs,. and poos OF AmsesA advanced l2d, with ags
salrs.
LosOoS P.e 81. evenins-A Ofssisi hOu:s cOs.0ts
closed .. gSt9Rt,