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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-23

RECRUITING OFFICERS PoH THE ErGHrEENTH
DIsTRIoT.-captain Nash yesterday received
an order from the officer of the State Pro
vOst Marshal, directing him to recommend
for appointment two or three recruitkng
agents from each of the counties in the
Eighteenth District. These agents are not
paid by the Government, but it is expected,
as their services will be of great aid in fill
ing the quota, that they will be duly com
Pensated by the counties for which they
act. Their duty will be to act as recruiting
agents, in raising recruits or in mastering
in substitutes, for such townships as may
employ them. Captain Nash has recon-
mended for appointment the following per-
sons
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Police CoURT.-A long and rather an in
teresting docket awaited Judge Hessen-
mueller at the Police Court yesterday morn
ing. The following shows his disposition
of it:
Petit Larceny Charles H. Book, fined
$40 and costs and sent to County Jail five
days on bread and water; Mary Cannon,
fined S5 and costs; Robert Godfrey, nolled;
Eliza Allison, fined S25 and costs; Eliza Al
lisOn, fined $50 and costs John Ross and
Charles Fletcher, sent to the Reform Farm;
VIM. Rider, discharged; Ernst Yolst, fined
the costs.
Assault and Battery. O'Grady
and Rosa Brown, each fined IS and costs /;
Gabriel Knight, continued to September
l4th; Elizabeth McCarty, continued to
Wenesday; Nicholas Smith, nOlled, the
prosecutor paying the costs.
Injury of proPerty.-James Cary, fined
81 and costs.
Resisting oficer.-Thomas Cannon, fined
$5 and costs.
Peace PrOceeding.-James Dawson, dis
charged.
Euisanoe.-Elizabeth o'Grady and Rosa
Brown, fined the costs.
Driving on idewalk.-Michael Gil
feather, fined 81 and costs.
Keeping House of nl-Fame.-Jesse
Crothers, continued to Wednesday.
Residing in same,--Cristy Frickey, con-
tinued to Wednesday.
Visiting same.-Jame Druie, James Hart,
Albert Gilman, Charles Van Paten, and
Thomas Hollins, continued to Wednesday.
Drunkenness.-JamesM Munks and Thos.
Carrigan, fined 81 and costs; Robert Nell
son, fined 80 and costs; George Branmock,
fined $40 and costs.
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Very respectfully,
JOSEPH J. LEWIS, Com'r.
JOIN E. HURLBUT, Assessor.

The ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-Hawks has the
Atlantic on time, as he has every thing
else in the line of papers and Mag
azines. The chief article of interest in it
is the account, by J. R. Gilmore, better
know as Edmund Kirke,' of his visit to
Richmond. The account has already bean
made public through the columns of the
New York papers, and large part of it
was re-published in the LEADEB. The At
lantic, however, contains the complete
article, from which the New York papers
took extracts. And even the Atlantic arti-
Gle is merely condensation of what will
soon appear in book form.
The other articles in the present number
are "The oadmaD Madness" by William L.
Symendsj Literary Life in Paris" "The
Drawing Room, Part e - by "spiridion. -
:" The Maskers," by J. T. Trowbridge.-
''Cullet;" by Jane G. Austin "What will
Become of Them, Part H )" by J. T. Trow-
bridge; Forgotten" by Mrs. Elizabeth
Akers; "Regular and Volunteer Officers"
by Col. Thomas W. Higginson; "The Total
Depravity of Insnimate Things" " "What
Shall We Have for Dinner? ?" by Felix Car
ter; 'Before Vicksburg," by George H.
Boxer; "Wet Weather Work." by TX
Marvel; ''The Electric Girl of La Pcrriere,"
by Robert Dale Owen; "The Bridge of
Clouds, "by Henry W. .LOngfellOw; "Reviews
and Literary Notices, - and list Of "Reoent
American Publications" The number is q
very readable one.
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The receipts Of Grain by rail to-day were light,
and the market opened On the River this morning
quiet but firm for both Flour and Grain.
At the meeting Of the Board this afternoon, there
was more enquiry for Wheat, and two thr' g
sound lots Of red free on board changed hands at
81 10 and few cars on track sold at the
Corn and Oats are quiss,And nominally unchanged.
Provisions are firm, and note an advance Of
S2 90 Per barrel for No. Ness Pork, aud 192c on
Lard.
Holders Of Highwines ara firm at 81 81, but the
enquiry is light and confined to the demands Of
home reotihers.
Other leading articles are firm and without mate
rial change
FIOur-Firm and unchanged. Sales 100 bbls
choice Xxx white at sl1 50; 70 bbls Xxx red at
so 90.
Wheat--wheat market arm and more &C i've
Sales 200, 6OOJ and 500 bus red free board at
s. 10; cars red on track at 81 10.
COrn-Firm aud nominaly unchanged at 81 2s
| 9I % for shelled free on board.
Oa4s-ouiet but firm at Toe on track for new.
POrk-Firm and g 90 better. Sales l16 bbls
| No. a. $40 co.
/ Lard-searce and 16g2o better. Sales Saturday
afternoon 20 kegs kettle rendered at &c; 10 bbls do
at the ssne figure; 10 tieroes steam rendered at 2lc
923c for kettle rendered in barrel sand kegs.
Hams-Stock light and held nominaIly At 229
go for sugar cured
ShOuIders-sseady and in good request t,l7c.
BaeOn-Light stock in hand; clear sides held
hrm at 2Oc
Dried BeeE-There is a good steady demand
and holders firm. Sales 250O Rs at Ise
TaIIOW-Firm at l69165S for country rendered.
Butter-Yery firm and in active request at 4i@
40 for Western Reservei Ss94Oe for Central and
Western.
Cheese-Held at I7@1sO for shipping lots; ls@
2Oc for selected and HambuTgh.
Eggs-DulI and heavy. Selling in small lots at
149l5O.
Lake Fish-Whits Fish in steady demand at
SO OOi other qualities are quoted quiet, as follows
Trout %; Pioksrel 25, Herring s. 70, all for
half bbIs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. very frm and light en-
quiry. Dealers asking 81 so.
AIcOhOl-Firm. Held at So 6QGs 81 for ss per
cent; 81 95 for Neutral Proof Spirits.
PetrOIeum-Rehnedh held at s5@05o, according
to quality.
saIt-Firm and steady With good demand at
s. 90 for fine and So 65 for coarse
Dried Frnits-The demand continues good at
1919 for Apples; sle for peeled and 2Oo for unpse
ed Peaches
Fire CIay-Steady at 30 p barrel.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-About half after seven
o'clock yesterday evening, fire was discov-
cred in the boot and shoe mandatory of
John P. Humphrey, No. 224 st. Clair street.
The engines were promptly on hand and
worked with a will, but succeeded only
partially in saving the building, as, being
frame, It burned very rapidly. The FIRE is
supposed to have originated from a stove in
the second story. The loss Oceasioned by
it is estimated at from $1,000 to $1,000.
This mandatory is the only one of the
sort in the city, and its destruction will
throw many operatives out of employment.
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PREsEyTATIoS.-Aftert the funeral of Cor
Poral Wyman on Thursday, the Grays were
invited TO the residence of Captain Paddock
to partake of refreshments Hospitality pro-
vided by the Captain. Whilst there, Or
derly Sergeant J. Burt Parsons was surpris-
ed by the present of ring and diamond
pin, on behalfOf the Company, by Mr.. Geo.
Hoyt. A plain gold ring was also present.
ed to the Commissary of the Company,
Sergeant Early, by Corporal Briggs. The
presents were entirely unexpected, and
were fitting tokens of the esteem in which
the recipients were held by their comrades.
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A PAIR OF 'EM.-Yallandigham, the
Apostle of Peace, and Ben. Wood, High
Priest in Sam. Medary's new church, were
in town together on Saturday last, on their
way from the Syracuse Convention to the
Chicago Convention, via Dayton, where
they will probably hold little convention.
They are fit associates for each other, and
for nobody else.
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ILLEGAL DETENTION OF LETTERs.-Deputy
United States Marshal Simmons on Satur-
day arrested and brought to this city man
from Colebrook, Ashtabula county, charged
with obtaining and illegally OBTAINING a
letter addressed to a woman of that place,
He gave bail for hearing before the United
States Commissioner.
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PROM LAKE SUPERIOR. - The steamer
Cleveland, Capt. Halloran, arrived at De-
troit last Friday evening from Lake supe-
rior with 200 passengers and II tons of iron
ore for Wyandotte. She brought no news
of importance. At Marquette there were
81 vessels, a part of which number were
waiting to load. Owing to the hour of call
ing there, the names were not obtained.
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The On TR4Dr.-The Oil City Register,
in its review of the oil trade in that neigh
oorhood for the last week, says: A strong
reaction has taken place in the oil market
since the last report, and prices have been
advanced S2per barrel at the we'll. The
demand has been brisk, and seems likely
% continue, to a moderate extent. We es-
innate the production of the creek and riv-
er at 5000 barrels per day. A large num-
berof wells have been bored, from some
of which we shall surely have returns.
The demand for good oil lands is on the in
crease, and the stock of the new companies
keeps up remarkably we'll. The new COM
panies are developing their possessions as
fast as they can procure the necessary ma
chinery. We give as the ruling rate at the
wells 10 per barrel, many holders asking
, 10 so and sIl. At this point $40 5O@
5 10 IS in bulk.
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PERsoNAL.-We learn that Brigadier GEN
eral Egbert Brown is spending a day or
two in town with his brother-in-law, S. F.
Lester, Esq. He is suffering from a wound
in the left shoulder, which nearly lost him
his life, and will permanently cripple him
in that arm. General Brown has very
high reputation in the Western army,
where his field of operations has been.
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Meeting OF THE OFFICERS OF TEE A. & G.
W. RAnwAY.-The officers and owners Of
the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Co., met yesterday at Cincinnati to transact
some important business in connection
with the road. Mr.. McHenry, of England,
the chief proprietor of the road, was ex-
pected to be present.
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Ire tIay-stoady at 2 80 . barrel.
CHICAGO RIARKET.--Aug. ee,

Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader.I
CHIcAso, Aug. %.
FiOur-25o higher. Sales spring extras at $40 25
oil co.
Wheat-2e higher on winter and 1O9l2c on
spring. Sales No. red So 10, and No. 2 spring at
81 921z@2 t5, closing at ? o..
COrn-sc higher. Sales No. at 81 s191 s2
81 zs9l 81 for No. 2
Oats-Active at 679671Ec.
Rye-stdady at 81 3s9l 80,
Rariey-lOc lower. Sales No. at 50 2Oa2 s5.
Whislzy-2e lower. Sales at 81 75.
WOOI-Aetive at 81 coal O5.
Grain Freights-15zze higher; wheat to Buffalo
C.
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Astabbing affray took place in Berea on
Saturday last, resulting in the dangerous, if
not mortal, injury of John W. Luce, re-
turned member of the Seventh Regiment.
The affray occurred in Gilmore's tavern at
Berea, and was occasioned by the following
circumstances. A man by the name Of Al
fred Bolton, who claims to have been in the
rebel service since the outbreak of the re-
bellion, having been pressed into 1t, and
having but recently escaped thereirom,
came into the tavern at late hour, Satui-
day evening, in company with his brother
in-law, named Daniel Tompkins, who lives
in the place. Both were in a riotous mood,
and Bolton, taking chair, proceeded to
break in the bar. The landlord, Mr.. John
Gilmore, being absent, no one prevented
them from the exercise of their destructive
sdirit. While thus engaged, Luce came in,
and made some remarks strongly eondem-
natory of their action. Words then ensued
between the parties, on which Bolton and
Tompkins both assaulted Luce, Bolton stab
bing him three times, twice in the shoulder
and once in the side, leaving him danger
ously, if not mortally, wounded.
Tompkins was arrested in Berea@- @-yester-
day, by Deputy Sheriff Whitney. Bolton
has made his escape, but the officers are on
his track, and are eonHdent of being able to
overhaul him soon.
The chief criminal has been in Berea for
several weeks, at the house of his brother
in-law, Tompkins. He is represented as
being as being a quarrelsOme, vaporing,
rowdyish fellow, full of boasts and threats.
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William whse Iby, H Chus Brockmop, H

WAAudHl Nnbe 10y II NlQs BrOckmQD, III
INTERESTING FROM EURoPE.-The London
correspondent of the New York Herald,
under date of July 14th, says:
james McHenry, who returns to America
by the Cunard steamer of Saturday, has
probably done more during the last FIVE
years to raise the credit Of America, and
the value Of American credits, securities,
stocks and railway shares, than any other
American who ever did business in Europe.
He has foated nearly ten million dollars
worth Of railway bonds on the London mar
ket, the current prices of which to-day at
the same rate Ofinterest are fifty per cent.
higher than United States Bonds, the inter
est and principle of which are TO be paid in
gold. BY building the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway, and thus creating uni
form broad gauge railway from New York
to Illinois and st. Louis, he has connected
both London and New York with the great
producing districts of the West by new
link.
The Emperor Of Russia offered the rail-
way contract to Mr.. McHenry of building
the railway from Moscow to the Crimea-
one thousand miles-and be declined it.
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City Adrertistmeats.

TO WOOD AND COAL DEALERS
4 Sealed proposals will be received at the CITY
CierksOhioe City Of Cleveland, until II O'Clock NJ
'tsatnrday, the 9th inst, for five hundred cords
u good, hard merChantable wood four feet long,
md hve hundred tons good bituminous coal; the
wood TO be delivered at sOms convenient place on
he canal or river, and the coal TO be delivered to
i1ldiers families from time TO time, the order Of
he Committee Of the City Council appointed for
chat purpose. Persons making proposals for coal
vii please state the Kind Of coal they propose to
furnish.
Proposals for the above are solicited. the Citv
Council reserying tho right 70 accept or reject the
same. By order Of the City Council.
@. L. HILL, City Clerk.
Cleveland, August 8, 1854. au9-I65
SEALED PROPOSALS for doing the
y Carpenters Work Of the School House about to
be erected in the 4th Ward Of this City, according
plan and specification in the possession OF AIr.
A. G. Porter Architect, will be received by the IN
dersigned at the Office Of Tennis Dsngler, Isl
Water street, up TO Frid8y the I'd September next.
d. A. DANGLER,
au4:l66 Chairman Of schnai Committaa-
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Manda Kilbrain, of Red6eld, osweeo
County, New York, wishes to obtain infor-
nation relative to her friends, who came to
this city in 1855, from jefferson County,
New York. The names of her brothers are
Alanson Peck, Erastus Peck, and James
Peck, that of their mother Mahala PECK.
Any information relative to any of them.
left at this Office will confer faver on an
anxious and lonely daughter and sister.
aug 20: 1875.
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SECOND NATIONAL Plank,
OF CLEVELAND,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
Kew LOan-Seyen and TIree-Ten tins
Treasury Notes

This Bank is prepared and will receive s1sscrfA,
tons for the NEW LOAN of Tres 4sury Notes. pay1n-
bic three years from An ust Is 'G4 bearing inter
est at the rate Of seven and three-teyths per cfnt
per a9n9m, with semi-annnal coupons attach, ID,
PAYABLE in lawful money.
Interest will be allowed TO August 18th on depos-
its prior 10 that date If made . lbsequent, inter
nst VIII be computed and charge d to time Of pay-
Notes VIII be issued for $50, 800, $500, 900 or
y ,OOo, aud made payable to rder or in blank as
subscribers may direct.
These Notes viii be coRve rtibls at the option Of
the holder, At maturity, T. ito six DER cent gold
bearing bonds, redesmabI after five (5) and paya-
oio twenty years Hom A. Igust 10Th, 1867. jy3O I62
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&nrernmentaI.
SU1gEOE-GENERAL's OFFTcr.
W ...-....---.- n q -.

WAsHISsTON, D. O., June q, lssl.
Neutrality-suspicious. AND AS.
" sistant Surgeons for Colored Troops-Candi
dates must be Graduates Of some regular Medics.
college and must be examined by Board OF Medical
Ofneers TO be convened by the SurReOn-General Asc
ganted. hospital stewards for colOred regiments
Oanddates must possess fair English education and
be familiar With the compoundinR and disnensiIe N
med1ctne. Application must be made as Ii The casf
o. surgeons and Assistant Surgeons. Compensatior
rom - TO * per month. with clothing rAtions
tue and quarters The Board will determine whetbel
the candidate will be appointed Surgeon or Assistant
surgeon, according 10 merit Applications accom-
panied BY one or more testimonials from respect.
able persons, as to moral character, &c. should b
ton, d. O., or % the Assistant Surgeon General ii
s, A., Louisyille, Ky. Boards are now in session
a. Boston, New York, Washington, Cincinnati, st
JOS. K. BARNES.
iulyl ;lIO-Iu&Th Acting suTReou-General.
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TOWNSHIPS.
D d 2 u
Secretary Dist, Convention.

FROM LAKE suPERIoR.-The side-wheel
steamer Illinois, Captain John Robertson
arrived from Lake Superior early Sunday
morning. She left the dock of Garretson,
Howe & Co., yesterday evening at eight
o,cIocIr
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SiIrer GhaIas.
q ILV ER OHAINS

YER OHAINS
- AND
SILV RR Rim G9
An unlimited stock, all styles and prices. Chains
from 81 so to $500. Rings from plain silver Ring
At 10 cents, to deliberately engraved Locet Ring
nlaid with gold, at $1,000.
We have the exclusive sale for this city Of all
goods manufactured by A. L. Ro0T, of Medina, both
solid gold and silver and they are made express
" for trade, We know they are pure coin.
Dealers are requested 70 call and examine.
Wholesale and Retail in any quantity.
III. BURT,
mavz0-R2
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BUFFALO sIARKEr---Aux. 22.
nv -.,-r,-o-. -.

FTOur-Unchanged.
Wheat-Limited request. Prices nominal
COrn-More activ-. Sales No 2 At Sl 3g051 4o
Oafs-Heavy at sOds2c.
Whistxy-Firm at 81 50, and for Septepnber
l sl6t SO.
Canal Freighfs-To New York-Whegt Rla
2l1zc, Corn ls1S9I9; Oats 1255
Lake improvisation q ,03T; wheat I2s OFT
corn a2, I9s, oats l07. 657; rye II ,565
Canal EXpOrts-Flour -: whsst 81 sos
corn 81 $780, oats 50,o5O; barley ,5l2.
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LOsE.-on Saturday, August goth, be-
tween Murison street and Atwater Build
ing, by the way of Chestnut, Erie, st.
Clair, Bond, Hsmilton, benson Alley, st.
Clair, Wood, Rockwell, Postofice and su-
perior, a small roll of bank notes. The
finder will please leave the same at the
Leader Office, and receive reward.
aug2S:I65.
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BUGGY STEALING RAID BY A GEYrLEuAy
FROM THE PENITENTIARY.-A returned con-
vict, by the name of Jerry Hays, only
about fortnight out of the Penitentiary,
distinguished himself day or two since
by series of exploits which will be very
likely to send him back to his old haunts
again. His career began on Thursday eve
ming, in Parma, where he stole horse and
buggy which had been hired of Hall & Co.,
Champlain street, by gentleman of this
city. Taking friend with him, he drove
to this city, where the party received re-
endorsements both in numbers and in
whisky. Hence they went out the St.
Clair road to a tavern, where they got gIori-
ously drunk, INDUCED in free fight, stole
several coats, and departed. Late Friday
evening the horse and buggy were found on
Euclid street, having been abandoned by
the thieves. On Friday, q woman, the
paramour of Hays, hired horse and buggy
at Blacks livery stable, on Ohio street, and
went off with Hays, since which time
nothing has been seen of the property.
The officers are on their track. HAYS was
mustered in as a substitute a few days
since, and dumped " the service just pre-
vious to his appearance in Parma.
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RaiIroad Matters.

CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILRoAD.-The
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad earned in
July SllS, ,515, against $9l, ,9Os for the cor
respOndingssmOnth last year, showing an
increase Of $22, ,2O7.
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MORNING LEADER
TUESDAY MORNINbG, AUGUST %.
NEW ADvERrIsKMENTs.

n T. Co.-For OgdensbSrgh.
P. smyth-situation Wanted.
For Sals-House and Lot.
E. n. Keyes-Horses for Sale
Money Lost-Local Notice.
n. T. Co.-For Chicago.
Mather wiIsOn-New Enterprise.
Palmer & Robb-Sqbstitutes Wanted,
James Burns-Notice.
400 Kinsman street-Girl Wanted.
Sewing Machines for Sale-Local Notice.
Palmer Robb-Local Notice,
O. A. Read & Co.-LocaI Notice.
springer's Worm Confeotisn-Loeal Notice,
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NEW YORK MARKEF--Aug. ~.

IBY TELEGRAPH.l
COtfOn-More active and e better salss q
81 50 for mid. uplasds
FlOur-State and W.stern IO62OU better.
Sales at $40 209l0 IS extra State; SO 756aiI O
| for common to good shipping brands extra Roun,
Hoop Ohio Sll 0j9l2 80 for Trade Brands.
Wntsky-tirmer. Sales at 81 SlRI 50 10
state s29l 80 for western. Closing at outsid,
quotations.
Wheat-162c better
Sales at s. l792 81 for Chicago Spring; 81 Iga
80 for Mlwsukie Club; 81 390z IG winter ~
western; snG2 5611 inf do.
COrn-294c better WI IN active demand
sales 81 5UGl 6S for mixed western
Oals-Loweri @@955 &c ior western
COffee-FiTm and quiet.
SugaT-Firm- sales at PIC for Porto Rico
Zl5S022e for tnba
Msslasses-DUn and unchanged
PasroieunA-Very dull. Crude 55ajso Re-
hned in bond ssG9nc; Refined free quoted at gOc on
the spot, and 9sq1 % for sept
NOOE-Firm
POrl-Firm and fair demand Sales at s37
WgS1 90 for mess, $40 375S,g40 20 check to-daD .
chiefly at inside prices; 40 IS regular way for new
do; SIS 5o93G 90 for prime; SIS Op for prina
mess. Also $40 bbls. new mess for Auqust buv.
er's option at Al %.
Beef-Quiet and firm. Sales at I8,aI5c for conn
try me9-; f9s country prime; Isdzl repackeJ
mess; 2292S extra mess; Goyhrnmenf took no on
hbls. extra mesa st about 25o.
Cut Meai~-Firmer. sales at 15RI5I<c far
shoulders; l73l9ls for Hams.
Lard irm; 22G2sc.
Butter-Steady. 4O94S Ohio: 49a55 stata
AheeSe-O nChauged; 1885.
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MASTERING Our THE I5OTH.-The work Of
mastering out the I5Oth was commenced
yesterday afternoon by Captain Drummond,
the companies assembling at the Armory on
Frankfort street (the old Center Street The
teri for that purpose. A large proportion
Ell the regiment was mustered out, and the
work will be completed tomorrow. 1t is
also expected that the regiment will be
paid off tomorrow, although the U. g. Pay
master, Major John Coon, had not, at latest
accounts, received the requisite funds.