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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-05

IT was the N. Y. Times, in its issue Of
Sept. lst that uttered this Infamous senti-
ment:
ut is not too much to say. that it would
be far better That Robert E. Lee should .
enter Washington at the head Of his army.
as its conque,er, than George b. Mcclellan
should enter it as President"
The Times is professedly for the Union
so long as its party can enjoy power. mon-
opolize tho offices. but these taken away
and it is for surrendering the National
Capital to Gen Lee.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-05
READ Tnls.-President Lincoln, in hi

READ Tnls.-President Lincoln, in his
address of Inauguration, said on the slav.
cry question:
II declare that I'have no purpose, direct.
ly or indirectly, to interfere with the insti.
tuition of slavery in the States where it
exists. | believe have no lawful right to
do so, and have no inclination to do Sc.
Those who nominated and elected me did
so with full knowledge that had made this
and many similar declarations, and had
never recanted them.'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-05
FRUITS OF WAR AND PEACE.

..- +-.H .. OF WAR.
The warrior waves his standard high,
His falchon flashes in the fray,
He madly shouts his battle-cry, ..
And glories in deathful day; .-..........r
But famine's at the gate,
And rapine prowls without the walls;
The country round lies desolate,
While havoc's blighting footstep falls, 3
By ruined hearts. by homes defiled,
By scenes that Natures visage mar,
We feel tho storm of passions wild,
And pluck the bitter fruits Of WAR. s+
OF PEACE.
The cobweb hangs on sword and belt, %
The charger draws the gliding plow,
The cannons in the furnace melt, ''
And turn to gentle purpose now; -s... .r.
The threshers swing their pondrous fails;
The craftsmen toll with cheerful might,
The ocean swarms with merchant sails,
And busy mills look gay by night, s--
The happy land becomes renowned
As knowledge, art and wealth increase,
And thus. with plenty smiling round, d.
We Gull the blessed fruits of PEACE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-05

MISUNDERSTANDING John P. Hale, year
or two ago said, 81 declare it upon my
responsibility as member Of the United
States Senate, that the liberties OF this
country arc in greater danger to-day from
the corruptioDs and from the profligacy
practiced in the various departments Of the
Government than they are from the oren
enemy in the field" 5 r. t. 80
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-05

The friends Of young French officer.
named Charles Sambeau, who served with
distinction in our armies through the past
three years, and was taken prisoner at Pc
tersburg in July, recently applied to the
War Department to obtain his exchange.
Secretary Stanton hearing the name, Sam.
beau, and mlstaking it for "Sambo." sup
posed that the captive was a black, and
forthwith negotiated for his release.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-05

"AFTRR the slaughter Of hundreds Of
thousands of our citizens, with the corrcs-
ponding frightful desolation and demora-
llzation of four years war, and a debt Of
two hundred thousand millions of dollars,
we are, in other respects, just where Mr..
Lincoln began his career."- Rec. Henry
b. CHeecer.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-05

Somebody says she who does not love a
garden can never be in Paradise" s' 2H
We do not think there is much point 10 this.
Those who were placed in Paradise didn't stay
there long.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-05

When did Noah 60 into the wine bust.
ness ? lie made port about forty days aftc,
the peluge began, " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

6AIn-ee0 bbb Osraosa cod ~ olka & montha
e@s--fhe market was dull. e~Iec,sly fof r,mothy.
Ocvar was quiet, with small Gales - llzo IKE;
sales OF 900 bushels rough nax, Of IS IS 81 49, ana
200 bags Calcutta linseed In Boston, at - 10 ID
SxMs--30 bales Vera Cruz. Is do. Payta and 10 40
other Mexican sold private terms aso II 900
Cabeo (Deu sold 81 800 cash.
SPHnn was quiss, with sales Il Is toas vela NON
tssns i2To, sDd Is tons Siissla at Is 70, cash
6PaRxAcxn "A sale OF 70 900 lbs. refined, at $40 S5c
cash
TAow was nrm, but len aetivs; sales 90 900 bbh o.
llc. 14Ke. for common 70 strictly prime
nx--Ths business was somewhat limited, End prices
held firmly by the holders Small sales OF STRAIT
have been made at previous prices Plates were actve
with sales Of 900 boxes G charcoal 81 eis TO- and ~
boxes choice !. G coke at SIT
do inferior, at 81 S.
Wool has advanced under the proposed Increase o.
dutes the embraced 10000 lbs domestic neece a.
S0c $780, so 900 lbs. pulled at $780, Sbc for supernne
and EXTRA 20 600 lbs California NJ Soc 6bc oaes
Cane at &c. 52c., 400 do African at $40 &c., ana
100 900 lbs. Russian private terms.
wmsxxY.-Receipts $50 bbIs.; market Arm. with sales
OF 500 bbis 81 so 81 az for Stale and Western IN
GLIDING loo bbs. r and d. at 81 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02
Police Intelligence.

UTKNown AssAssIy-Two MEN DANGsRoUsIY STARRKD---
THR PHRrxrRAroR ARRrrxp.--A tragic affair, result
ing in tho stsbbns Of two men OF whom IS feared
will die from the effects Of his injuries occurred m New
Bowery street shortly before twelve O'Clock
on Tuesday night. appears that at tho time named
mcn named Thomas Norton and John Smith, 10 psse
ing through New Bowery, a man tying under ooun-
Ter which stood on the sidewalk Norton asked the
what be was doing there, which led 70 some harsh
words between them. During the controversy
the stranger jumped 70 bis feet, aud, drawing q
formidable looking knife plunged the blade into Nortons
breast INJECTING wound which there great fears will
result fatally. The assassin then rushed upon smith and
stabbed him through the hand, after which ne escaped
and bas not yet been arrested. Had the alarm been
promptly given II In probable The fugitive might have
been arrested but athoughibe stabbDg WAS Witnessed
by several NOS enc OF them called for help BON
Norton and Smith we're conveyed TO the New forr Hos
pal. Norton lives In Division street. near Market ana
The residence OF smith IL p Forty eighth street, near
Second avenue. partial description OF The mfn who
used tho knife has given 10 tho Fourth ward police
and they are supposed W be looking for him.
POLICEMAN on TIVE RAnpAGE-HE ASSAULTS Hrs SurR
uroa oyrrxs AND Grrs ARrrsTHp.-John r. Frank is q
uo,,cepan attached the Twelfth precinct and on Tues
ay evening Sergeant Philips discovered him n the lager
beer saloon corner Of Third and l2Sb street. sip
ping beer with a number OF Germans. The sergeants
presence in saloon that time seemed yer
10 the delinquent o'cenan, who instantly the
street ON reaching the sidewalk FRANK struck out right
b ows ABOUT The head aud hedv, after which be
ned. lie arrested slcu afterwards by sergeant
B,es md atcr being dctnned n the station hosse over
night, conveyed bere Justice fnnnly who hcd him In
q 30 ia FOR examination the charge OF assault ana
battery. There already complaints Tor BEING on
his post pendac sse.nat tcGuA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02


NAVAL sroREsTbc market for spirits turpensiue was
light but prices were shade 6rmer sales OF 30 bbIs.
at - 10 Tor American and SO for French. Resins
GOOD request At previous prices . sale OF 500 bbls
stockholm was made on p. and small lot OF virgin
dip turpentine at $50 per $50 lbs
kAHs -Cinch were very firm at &c., cut 7c copper
nss DC. yellow metal nails and spikes $780, and zinc
on cAkx2oo tons Western Bay sold, 70 arrive at $50
. $50 cash.
Os loe lsc per gallon HIGHER for crude SPERM
:, 81 90 part for export Whale was higher, with
sale OF 300 bols. at 81 IL 81 10; assloO bbs prime
ssssa ,s,a tSr e1ror, 3 H. 80 DO No 81 TO-
P.ovroNs-R@ceipts, l6o bbs pork, 1.122 packages
beef l,is5 do cut msats, and COO do lard. Tho pork
$500 bbis so rs $40 FOR old mess S3l $3l Is for
rev d.. fN so n e25 rs for old and new prime and
June buyers cpton at $32 and 600 do delivery
spd option. At $32 Is Total stock old and new June l.
1854 AIS 800 bbls same date sst month, % 100 bbls
last year, same dae, 1855 ass bbls Beef market
nrmer and more active sales 3c0 bbls at 81 so SIS
70, country moss, % ~ for country prime SIG SIC
ior repacked mess and Sie so s22 sItrs Total
stock, old and new, June 1884, 20 3s7 packages same
dato last month, so 2o2 pack lgcs Same last year
$1,000 packages Prime mess beef was in better demand
sales 300 tierces At f2s t29 also included India
mess at $751; Beef hams were quiet with small saes ut
w Szs Va, meats were hrm with salee OF 400 pack
ages ~ Ilc. allhc for shoulders and l<kc. lsc. for
hams. Bsconsdes dul with Gales OF SO boxes westers
Cumberland cut at 1870 The market was quiet and
15c also 900 bbs No for Jnlr, at I4ke nutter
wse moderately active at 2Sc s0c for Ohio common 10
prime Anu dVc CSC Tor 5tatc Cheese without
teral change hales 81 12c a 18c.
rrRoLEuK-Receps $50 bills The market con.
tnued Brm, with steady good demand for both crude
and refined for sxyort The stock known be very
ghs the majority OF the saes during the past month
both here and Pbiladeiphis having been tor export
while good msuy OF the sales for future delivery have
aso boon for export reported from time 20 time in tho
hKsAIp The ssee Of re1ned TO day again restricted
by the Drmness or holders. Tho Gales were 900 bbs
crude At 4ec. 40kc., on the spct Ale al &c, free all
this month, and s2sc. 4so for July 400 do relnod
II o4fc &c, the spot, CSC for July and So for
August 20oe do free Toe. 71c on the spot aud SIC,
O sake for August Benzne nominal
RIos-A sale Of 300 bags Rangoos was made on board
Ashc.
SuGARs There wss not much activity In the market
but prices were bTray he'd OF SST bids Cupa mus
esvsdo ~ lee 2lo and 100 do Porto Rico At IKE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY. June lam
fne stock market was active th's mornicg than
a. the Close last evening Compared with the saiss at the
nrs saas yesssrday, Erie preferred stock advanced
per cent Michigan Central ~. Michigan southern I'M
pos Central ", Cleveland and Pittspnrg Gaiena and
CAsoaso l. chicago and Rock Island ~ Pttsburg and
Fort Wayne v, Cumberland Coal 1, and Mariposs IN.
New Yort osntrai declined y Eric Railroad IL Hudson
River ., Reading y, Milwaukee and Prairie d. Chen y.
casosso and North u and Quicksilver Mining Y.
Harlem Railroad sold up TO 2ss
There material change In the market In the
aternoa- New York Central closed at 1874 Erie nix
Hudson River l42k, Reading 1884, Michigan Central
las. Michigan Southern %. Illinois Central l27k Cevs
land aud pitsour liz, Gaiena and Chicago l3S eve
Toledo l+o Chicago and Rock Island liz, Chica
60 Burlngtn and quincy 1885, Pitsburg and Fort Wayne
lax Chicago and Northwestern S. Pacific Mail rs
and Qulo1slvsr Mining TAX.
Prices railroad and miscellaneous first
session Board q Brokers to-day compare with the
N. W.dp adavo f lsat-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

~ M
The wheat market opened dull and in favor OF the
BUYER but closed with tone with the rise In gold
The receipts were extremely light and the bulk Of the
sales were The days business fOos up 100 900
bushels including Chicago spring at 81 60 81 OF. Nit
wsukee club at 81 81 81 o. amber spring at 81 81
81 6s red State at 81 IS, winter red at 81 10
81 70. amber Michigan at 81 II 81 81, handsome white
Michigan at So SO OK, and white Genesee p I. Rye
was without decided change price, and quiet at 81 so
81 90 Oats were firm and in good request with sales
q Canadian at Ste. size, State sSc Soc, and
Western at sac 90c Included in the sales crgo
OF Prince Edwards Island 600 bushes) at $50. Corn
continued and prices decidedly higher
SO 600 bushels at 81 6 81 70 for and old Western
mixed 81 70 for yellow and 81 6S for white Southern.
Barley and barley malt continued dull,
COFFEE The market was quiet and prices rather
rm the Sales embrace 100 bags St. Domingo 37c 200
bags Rio At 44c;, and s5 do. in bond at &c CASH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02
Grants Campaign.
ENGLISH OPINION OF THE oPHRArIoM OF tn

FEDERAL ARMY IN VIRGINIA.
From the london Globe "a Cabinet oTganl. May 2o.l
ths General Grant had put the whole dsposabe foroes
or the federal government the move and had opened
The campaign in earnest at the end April and the begin
ming Of May But that is nearly all we know. Ne
advance very little way beyond this general statement
enter upou dark and doubtful paths, q wildes
rumor aud conjecture For oucc 4 commenda-
BILE secresy has been maintained -commcndable n ese
by the military mind, but somewhat enent for the
journalist only very random guesscs have been made
nj tue probable strength OF the rival armies 70 tie
wortd OUTSIDE Genera, Grants AeadqlaytcS, at teaa,
no hing kncton of me portion ne feroc or General
Le,, except that the first somewhere south Of the
kpidsn ana the second RI magnitude That
very large and complex operations In progress ~
the end OF the FIRST week In May Ia plain but II wosld
TAX ths shrewdtst observer 10 pick out OF the kilograms
ana The Journals which have come "a hand almost with
tnefn tic materials for Satisfactory account Of the
teaty" positions OF the bellgerents. All do
Ary 10 present an ineligible statement.
glance at the news shows that General Graut niusS
pave % ylewa very oompisx plan Of campaign. Bosofe
ne moved a. MI, his main army, under heade. was
on we north eans o. the Rappshannock, and between
that river and the Rapidan. lie had also Q etr0ue
i'roc, under si2el, a. tho meutn OF she shenandosh
valley another force Of some considerable strenyh
nndsr Generals Butler aud w. v. smith, about Fort
honFte, and an army Of reserve, under Burpssds,
around the capital. At given signal al thess
10 order 70 DISTRICT attention from bis main sbiecs
General W Smith sent q rscoopoiteSisg party ~
the fOfktowD Ee1Dpuls and pushed IL - far ~ Boz
toms Bridge on lhe Cbickabominv, while a. the sans
tune ne oetcotuey occupied West Point, ~ ths ss0ue
81 the PsmUnkey as he werc about 70 rcnew msvs-
mert IN Vchm md IN McfasaBs old lima Whethes Ne
C"n caerates deceived not cannot say. Bus
eeems not tcr General Pesueesfd " reported 70 be ~
PepNsbuy 9th tblry THOUSAND rnes, thus apparently
antcisaitr Ma res ptanns 81 feo~sas Nraat. whbaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02
United states District Court.
Before Judge Belts.
COMMENTATOR or A rRIzR.

COhDHMNATIOF OF rKfZK.
JuN The United States -. Sloop Es,is ard Car
E Dciansld Smith, United States District Attorney,
entered decree Of condemnation against The above
named vessel and cargo in the District Court me Mel
ls saptured in March, 1862 or Port Royal BY the
United states steamer South Carolina.
Tho prize was taken V Port Royal. and, being
worthy, was abandoned Ths cargo was sent 70 New
York for adjudication The heard 10 October
ass and the Court not considering the evidences then ad
duccd sufficient 70 warrant q condemnaton, directeu
decree TO be entered giving the belants six months fur
ther time 70 produce proof Is to the crminaty Of the
vessel and the voyage.
Tho cause tor rehearins the 2sth Of March
last, and final decree Of condemnation ordered.
The cargo which consisted Of island cotton has been
sold by the Marshal Tor decree Of distributes
will be entered In . few days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

woHAs Rus ovEE AnD KnLzD-A woman. sDsus
thirty years Of age. whcse name unknown, while -
tempting Broadway az Grant street on Tuesday
evening was run BY spas Of horses and lsx,r
beer wagon. driven BY Owen Lynch, N the snpssv
or DAME, streslsr residing as No. n Second strssS
Tho woman was 10 severely injured that she dssl
soon aftWwards, IN the New York Hospital Oanesr
MoArthar Of ths Broadway squad arrested LYNCH -
he detained await the result OF an Investigates,
which WIZ be instituted to-day before Coroner Raansy.
Deceased apparently German. She had on brown
yellow Dress with mixed stripe; drab cloak, straw ass.
mixed with green aud Q red In the top She had
gold ring OF her fAgers aud . two dollar bin b
her pocket; also two Brooklyn ferry tickets.
DEATH sRox soALps.--ccronsr Naumann yesterday
held inquest 10 First pear Sixty second ssress
age who died from the ELECTS scsids csved By ~
accidental upseting q kettle q boiling water on russ
day sfterAoon-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY. June 10 p. n.
Asns-Rsceipss. II bbia Market nrq, but quiet, At
$40 for pots and SIS Tor pearls.
BREApsruyE-Recepts.l 10 So3 bbIs -four, rs bbls and
90 bags meal $3.50 bushels wheat q 100 do corn,
26e25 do oats 2l6 do barley, and $500 do malt The
-four market opened dull and depressed and some sales
effected az slight reduction Of prices but better
feeling with the rise In gold and the closing
quotations substantially yesterday Receipts mo
derate, and demand chiefly for the bone trade sales
10 600 bbls state and Western, 800 do Southern and
800 Canadian Rye -four IN fair demand and the
market arm, with sales OF 400 bbs. Corn meal was
nrmer, with sales Of 100 bbs at 81 y 10 Tor Jersey,
81 so Tor city Atlantic Ms) and 81 90 81 rs for Bran
dywne-the latter outside price for small parcels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02


Hsu Wall 0ruvr-Rssss1 = AID g.
The fslswag approved Masters and omcs have rsssvs1
oemmissoos frsn shss Assssaausas-
esp!alns VIM Edwards; JeaaA Hsaborp. br.g 49,
chr Vsss.sr William os f Rssa ssSs Vary Hssy s
ss cap ssps War; TIN Ros a HsGss
bark Hsrsa. John ccvsrt eris Dswslf .Jess p
Evans, schr Greenland.
Miscsllaneous.
srxAusnrr PERSIA. Capt Lott Of the Cunard line ssasA
yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpcsl
STEAMSHIP EAGLE. Capt Lawrescs, sailed yesterday -
Havana.
srrAxsurr EVENING srAs, Capt wanspsany. sailed -
terdsy for New Orleans
BseAsrIsH BotrvAR, which cleared from tAs port fss
Aspinwan Tuesday, the property Of Colombian xssus
man. under the Colombian Gag. ans 10 the ARA
vcsei which for several ycars-a prestige
hopsd increased trade win sscs republic ina
emerged profound sfr several years s,runs
against q causccss rebellion. She cleared BY Mesus
Amercsn trade
sr,lrsHrrs Mrsssrrrr and cAssAspSA me screw
docks FOR repairs.
PROMISE (Br) Fisher FOR Havana returned lss
nst, In tow, leaking badly,
Bur- BA,snsr tBrl lse tons buis & Baltimore ia ls'o
ssr coxraoMIsr, AZ, 1st ,onA built At harbicbsadm
1850 has peen sold on private terms.
Sur AZ es tons, built at Hoboten In Bi7 has sess
B.ns Dawn Lirsxr-Th. reported burnisE Of me s.rs
s. 5sSsd p n
having desroyed vcspc her late snd thss
was the snlp Avon, from Caiso. before reported
BAnK BAsssTanLE SIS tona of New Bedford, has beer
SOLD Curtis Co OF New York, en- private terms, 70 DO
employ cd the merchant snTvca
BAnx WIZ PArKius, Aih 50 tors, buft a, Prcvidensc
In 1855 has becn sold on private tsrmA
a.sx rttror Covprs Of New .aford 10 huiSt
a, nsrnouh 1850 cold o. auction al New yedfcrd
18th Prandsio, OF New York, fer fl2,St0. sbs wh
~ the merchant services.
Bp,c AyAcE 1tall Espos,o fror rev York .sr oporte
clicked and third Of her cargo hrovn oyeboard sbs
wa ordered 10 10 droharz,d. AT second
snrysy a quantity Of wheat vas found IL damaged,
which has boon landed and condemned another sqrveJ
seaworthy and condemned
Bnta txuvo GnsxrA tIsa, previously reported ~
into In the Chesapeake fallen in With sunday last
b ssrp r.Aeear @a s.ia "a IA ''shr'FA 'sAzA's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

Tho gold market weak again to day an resisted
al the odic efforts OF the gamblers create
sn excitement. 1t opened the morning 1917, and
by the aid false report from Washington was raised
70 ls9k
Sterling bills we're nrm at POS 2O6k
The loan rket rather easier 70 day owing TO the
two Eve cent legal tenders which have been
Invested OF their hrst coupons. going circulation
The steamship Persia, for Liverpool, took $500 194
In SPECIE.
The aggregate value exports OF produce and er
chandise usive OF SPECIE from port OF New York
during the past week was S., 1897 oil
nesistchos from Washington published to-day state
that the Secretary u the Treasury designs put on the
market fty 70 hundred millions Of per cent bonds
redeemabe after 1851, and that said bonds will form
part o, the hundred million loan authorized by the
act II March 8, 1868. Two hundred millions Of the
amount provided for In that law has been taken from It,
and now iorms what 10 known az the enforty Eve
per loan: the balance or seven hundred millions
remains % be negotiated in any manner the Secretary
may determine upon, provided that the interest
shall not exceed per cont and that no part OF It
shalt be paid 10 less than years. nor any promise
given thai me bonds will be permitted . longer
period orty years We ssmiofciai authority
for stating that intended III the
despatch above referred TO not accordance with the
tact and that mr. Chase has intention for the pre-
sent 20 interfere with take any advantage OF, the
act Of March 3, which authorized q loan Of nine
80, .,,. "a. -, -. .,.,-s -, -, ~
nuoureu "''i"ons' ne "l no' u's'u'o INT s~ unsi
e'e' 'Ne '0uu'ov 'o".' "'u = w" ~ ..o ""e''
ao'"oe'' 70 o 'a'''o1 .a-' NV s'oio'Ay 20 ~ I'M
i"''"'0 "au' :" ''.1'' -. '.a' NO ~ y '"e
sS'e'n"e"' -e so'ov p'0.s''s A'A' ~ "'' 'Ao'oo'o'
be forced TO to ssch means promise the
speedy returns Two propositions have been presented,
either which would be likely 10 his purpose
ono q, ,be VII, p,os, probablv be aaooted The srs Ia
IN issue three yssrs legal tender six per cent Treasury
noes inter est compounded, and the whole paysble
when The u, mature and the o,her /. TO Offer the "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

Hofs-The market was steady and prices were fair,
owing to the scarcity sales OF 600 bales choice Soc
34c
IHDGo was steady with sales OF so bbls. Madras at
81 20 a 81 40. and 10 do. at 81 as, cash.
lRosScotch pig dull, with sales Of 100 Glen
garn'ck NJ $50 $50 tons American No at S57 $50 do
No. 2 at S54 $55, and les do. white at $50. cash.
LA1Hs were lower, with q sale OF 400 600 at rs 8
months.
LKAD.-Saes OF SO tons super English al I2xc., and
American AT 13c., cash
NoiAssE--1he market was inactive and prices vari.
able the saes include IS bble Beran's Xxx al s0c and
100 bbls New Orleans at GOO n Csc