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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25

What's good for ones good allaround
in the long run. I'm no friend to young
fellers marr'ng afore they know the diff
ference between crab an an apple; but
thcy may wait Der longer. "TO be sure, .
said Mrs. POyser, "if you go past your
dinner time, there'll be little relish
o'your meat. You turnsit so'or nd a'er
VII your fork, and don't cat it after all
You 6nd fault wi your meat, an the
fault'sall i your own stomach i Adam
Bsde.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25
A New Method of Making Bread.

| "A new meGnou OF making Breau.
Good bread is good thing, and one
not SO easily obtained. A correspon-
dent of the American AgricuIturalis.
says she can make good bread and tells
others how to do it. She says:
Instead of protracted agony of twelve
or eighteen hours, it will only bo a
pleasant exercise of few minutes in
max ing it-just two hours for raising,
and baked in fifty minutes, and then out
come the loaves, so round and light,
so tender and sweet, the whole house
hold will be delighted
The first thing-and last, in fact, is
proper temperature, both while making
it and in process of raising. Without
heat, internal as we'll as external, fer
mentation cannot be rapid enough
Then heat two bricks to 100 degrees or
more, and place the pan you make the
bread in on them, and so knead and
work in the heat with the Materials
And now, though the great army Of
bread. makers stand up in -four array
against me, l shall not vince or "abate
one jot." "Success is the test of merit"
as the world goes, and this past delu
sive notion that after bread is light
once, it must, forsooth, be nodded over
into loavcs and set to work again, is all
nonsense. 1t often induces sourness,
certainly multipies labor, and takes
time.
Well, then, have two quart tins well
creased Clutter is hopeless in these
days), and divide the dough equally (I
use two quart tins, which, of course, re-
quires two quarts Of -four and over for
a Loaf, and set them to rise by the stove
on the hot bricks, with piece of carpet
over the bricks to moderate the heat 8,
and then we'll cover with warm wool
lens. In two hours it will be rising
like Aladdin's palace, and when fairly
brimming full, place it in your oven
and you will soon have as delicious
bread to eat as one ought to expect out
of paradise.
claim this as original, and only asl
you to follow these directions and give
US the result. Thus, bread making
ceases to be the tax on time and patience
it usually is, and hurrassing doubts and
fears one usually goes through with
while following the old method, are
quite done away with. 1 could say much
on the philosophy of baking bread, in
adjusting the golden means" which
after all, is half. A peep into some Of
the closed ovens would, 1 fear, call out
the exclamation of the dogs in Land
seer's picture, of "too hot-too hot!"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25

A certain rich man, who is very
rich now, was very poor when he was a
boy. When asked how he got his riches
he replied: "My father taught mo new
er to play until my work was flushed
and never to spend my money until I
had earned it. III had but an hours
work in day, I must do that the first
thing aud in an hour, And after this I
was allowed to play. and then I could
play with much more pleasure than il
| had the thought of an unfinished task
before my mind. Iearly formed the habi t
of doing everything in time, and it 500 n
became easy to do so. 1t is to this
that owe my prosperity" Let every
one who reads this do likewise.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25
Qoutb's department.
[For the News.
VI tAo
Scriptural Enigma,

Scriptural Enigma.
am composed Of As letters.
My was used TO represent God.
My % 80 ~ 43 10 81 noted city Of the land
of Israel.
Ny 20 6 40 % 2 90 ~ l6 died very suddenly.
My 80 l % 1 81 2S 2l was an apostle.
MY IT 3S 90 IS 81 a nated city Of Galilee.
My 26 80 II Is 36 was Roman city.
My AZ 10 a II is sometimes used to denote wicked
men,
MY 50 SO 2T l3 45l Is was king at Jerusalem.
My ~ 30 3S IL 20 % 80 S2 hprophet OF the Lord
My 10 10 al l3 wrote Of the epistles of the New
Testament.
My "a 10 23 A Il what Christ calls the unrghteous
My whole was the language used in performing a
noted miracle. MUNSE.
Hardin's Greek, o.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25
A Copperheqd Slander--The Mother
of Andrew johnson.

A Copperhead slander--The Mother
of Andrew Johnson.
The following letter from a loyal
East Tennesseean appears in the Bing.
hamtOn On. " Republican. The SLAM
der it exposes was too silly for credence,
but it is just as well to have it corrected:
AFroH, N. Y, June %.
Mr.. EDITOR: I notice in your paper
of the 9th instant an extract from a
Philade lphia paper stating as a fact
that andy johnson had abandoned his
poor oldmother, and that she traversiug
the streets of Philadelphia, with basket
on her arm, selling tripe for living"
L ask the privilege Of adding my tes-
timony to the falsity Of this charge
Being native Of the same county,
(Greenc, East T1nnessee) and having
lived in the same town, Greenvillc, in
which Governor johnson resided, and
where his mother died and was buried,
know whereof 1 speak. To my knowl-
edge, old Mrs. johnson lived in her
sons family for many years before h,r
death. ..-.,r
| witnessed her burial She lies in
the village graveyard. Msny marks
of tender regard are now to be seen
around her sleeping remains. An aspen
tree, brought when a mere slip, from
Washington city, by her san, and no
doubt planted by his own hlnl, grows
at the head other grav3. TIE rose and
the myrtle bloom at her side.
1t is true that, previous to her resi-,
dence with her son, she was plor, bat
loved and respected by all VINO know
her, particularly by the young, Well
do I remember, when a mere boy, goiug
with other little children to the old
, lady's humble dwelling, aud being
charmed with her oft repeated stories
Gov. johnson has Inherited from hi
revered mother those peculiar trait
Of character that have made him a mark
ed man, and elevated him to tho distin
guished position he now occupies, viz
n an unusual strength of native talent
sound common sense, indomitable per
+ severance, aud honesty. GAS the mott
er is, so is the man."
w. B. RANKIN,
An East Tennessean.
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An East Tennessean.

DIMINISHED CoNsUMPTIoN. d aalors Ia
sugar, coffee, beef pork, and butter, in
Boston, are complaining that they do
not sell more than ono-qlarter the guam.
tity that was disposed ofsix months ago.
The solution of this is, that the people
havO either stopped consuming the
articles, or use them sparingly,
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4orttp.
TAKE YOUR GUN AND 90.

TAKE YOUR GUN AND GO,
Don't stop moment to think John,
Our country calls, then go;
Don't fear for me, nor the children, John,
III care for them you know.
Leave the corn upon the stalks, John,
The fruit upon the tree,
And all our little stores, John,
Yes, leave them all to mo.
CEORUs
Then take your gun and gol
Yes, take your gun and 60,
For Ruth can drive the oxen, John,
And can use the hoe.
I've heard my grand.sire tell John,
lie fought at Bunker Hill,
He counted all his life and wealth,
His country's Offering still.
Would shame the bravo old blood, John,
That flowed on Monmouth plain?
No. take your gun and go, John,
Tho ne'er see you again.
CHoRus.
Tho army is short of blankets, John,
Then take this heavy pair,
spun and wove them when a girl,
And worked them with great care.
rose in every corner, John,
And here's my name, you see,
On the cod ground they'll warmer feel,
Because they were made by me.
Chorus.
And John, II God has willed It so,
We ne'er shall meet again,
I'll do my best for the children, John,
In sorrow, want, or pain.
On winters night I'll teach them, John,
All that learned at school,
To love our country, keep her laws,
Obey the Savor's rule.
0HoRUs.
And now good bye to you, John,
cannot say Farewell;
Wen hope and pray for the best, John,
His goodness tell.
May His arm be around about you, John,
To guide you night aud day,
Be our beloved country's shield,
Till war shall pass away.
CHoRUs.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25

We sometimes make virtues from
our woru-out sins, but they smack of
what they are made of. -
When a wife hugs her husband, it
is always because she wants to 'get
round him" .s. ..f y...
Salutary laws to prolOng the lifetime
of peace have been wrought out of wrath
by the sword. .-r
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25
Charade.
Charade.
My first is equality,
My second is inierlority,
My whole is superiority.


Why is Grant like the letter Fl Because he makes
Lee flee,
Why we're the utensils used at the feast Of Bel
shaLzar, like some Of the very prudent Of that
period1 Because they we're iudicious (Jew-dishesN
Why should the highest apple on tree be good
onei Because it's tip top applet Exchange.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25
Arithmetical Questlon.

II four hound dogs with sixteen legs, catch
twontynine rabbits with eg ty-seven logs, in forty
four minutes how many legs must the same rabbits
have to get away from eight hound dogs with thirty
two legs in, sew Snteen aud half minutesl
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25

How TO MAKE SoUP.-Liebig. ia his
Researches on Food, says: "When one
pound of lean beef, free from fat, in the
finely chopped state in which it is used
for beef sausage or minco- meat, is uni
formly mixed with its own weight Of
cold water, slowly heated to boiling, and
the liquid, after boiling briskly a min ,
ute or two, is strained through towel
from the cOagulated albumen and the
dbrine, now become hard and horny,
we obtain an equal weight of the most
aromatic soup, of such strength as can
not be obtained, even by boiling for
hours, from a piece of flesh. When
mixed with salt and other additions by
which soup is usually seasoned, anc
tinged somewhat darker by meal MS Of
roasted onions or burnt sugar, it form
the very best soup which can in any wa,
be prepared from one pound of flesh.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25
Be Kind to the Aged.

AGE, when whitening for the tomb,
is an object of sublimity. The passions
have ceased-hopes of self have ceased
They linger with the young, they pray
for the young, while their spirits are
looking beyond the grave--and oh! how
careful should the young be toward
the aged, with their fresh warm hearts
to diminish the chill of ebbing life -
The Spartins looked upon a respect for
old age as beautiful trait of character.
BE kind to those who are in the autumn
of life, for thou knowest not what suf
fering they may have endured, or how
much OF 1T may still be their portion -
Do they seem unreasonable and dis
posed to find fault or mur u? Arov
not thine anger to kindle against the m
rebuke them not, for doubtless many
have been the crosses and trials of earli
er years, and perhaps thoir dispositions
while in the spring-time of life, wer,
more flexible than even thine own. D.
they require aid of thee? Then render
it cheerfully, forget not that the tim,
may come when thou mayst desire tn
same assistance from others, that thor
renderest unto them. Do all that i
needful for tho old, and do it with alao
rity, and think it not hard if much i
required at thy hands, lest when ag,
sets its seal on thy brow and fills tn,
limbs with trembling, others may wal
unwilliugly, and feel relieved when tn,
coffi lid has closed over thy face forev
er.- Fl. W. Beech err.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25
SpecLal Master COMMISSIONERS Sale.

DURsUANT TO THE COMMAND OF TWO ORDERS
III for sale, issued from the Court Of Common Plens
within and for tho County Of Highland and state Of
Ohio, and to directed, one In favor Of Abraham
Zook w. wickersham Frye and one In favor of Elisha
ZoOk Wickersham q Frye, will expose to public
county,
on MONDAY, AUGUST 20, A. D. 1854,
between the hours Of o'clock and o'clock p NJ, the
following described real estate, tOw Situate IN the
county of Highland and State OF Ohio, viz: In.Lot No.
ty.two (52l in the town of Sinking Spring In said
county, with the appurtenances thereto belonging,
there beiug ON said lot two story frame building,
erected fora woolen factory, with all the machinery
necessary for the manufacturing Of woolen goods.
Valued at So 900, including all the machinery.
Terms Of fsale-Cash. ..f
L.M. JOHNSON, Sh'h II. @. .
.-... r-. ard Special Master Commissioner.
Hlllsboro, July 2s, 1854 jy2sw6piS
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25

A young lady, who was taking music
lessons, was asked how she could afford
it in these hard times ? "Oh," said she,
81 con6ne myself to the low notes."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25

The women of Utah, have recen tly
altered the orthography of their creed.
They now spell it More men!
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25

Answer TO Enigma Of last week-Fathers protect Us
nom negro husbands.."r To CharadC MAY-Day.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25
HiIIsbOrOugh Female College.
Hil1SbOEOu Ohio.
Rev. Allen T. Thompson, A. M, Pres't

A SISTED by an able corps Of Teachers
IN Rev. Henry Turner continues to have charge Of
Boarding department
The fall term will commence the 25th Of August.
Music, Painting and Drawing taught by competent
teachers For Information respecting expenses courses
Of study, Circular, address cv. A. r. Thomp-
Box 1924, Cincinnati, o., or Rev. Henry Turner,
uillsboru, Ohio.
There will hr Grand Concert given by Profs Phil.
lips, Bcal aud Kane assisted by the Young Ladies
OF tho College, the evening Ct August 25th.
No expense has been spared in procuring Teachers
Let the friends Of this Institution in Iillsboro and
abroad interest themselves in securing pupils
iiillsborO. July Is, 1864. Iy2l.
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SheriN'S Sale,

nNURSUANT to the command Of an execution writ
Of vendi cxpOnas, issued from the Conrt Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Highland and
State of Ohio and to directed will expose to pub
lie sale the door Of the Court House, in sboro in
sail
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-08-25

The following letter from a loyal
East Tennesseean appears in the Bing.
hamton On. Y. ) Republican. The SLAM
der it exposes was too silly for credence,
but it is just as well to have it corrected:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03
FINANCIAL AND CONNER IAL,
TUESDAY, Feb. &c T. M.

Tuesday. Feb. &c Z. NJ
The stock market was not so strong tins morn
ing, and prices gave way fraction on most OF the
shares. AS compared with the saes at the frat
board ycserday, New York Central declined u
Erie 70, Harlem III, Illinois Central IA Galena
and Chicago y Cleveland and Toledo Il Mwau'
kee and Prairie du Chen |, Toledo and Wabash
H. and Fort Wayne u Hudson River rose q
Michigan Central u, Michigan Southern 2ss,
Cleveland and Pittsburg a Alton and Terre
Haute -, and Cumberland Coal % The af-
krnoon exhibited no material change il the
market and at the close New York Central
stood 1921, Erie 1879. Illinois Central l26H,
Hudson River 1897 Gaiena ana Chicago ll2s%
Harlem 1887, Reading rl5ss, Michigan Cen
trail 1929 Michigan Southern oiLS, and Cleve.
land and Pittsburg ll0M
Sterling exchange was quoted dull atIylH w.
The quotations OF gold to day we're as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-03
Pore Of New York. February ., ~
CLEARED.

CLEARED. u
Steamship Merrtnnac SAMPSON New Orleans via f8se-
ship raraha tArsen), Lanrs,on. Ba.imorc-w W Degf
BARK iva tRr,. Dure st rhoms, and MsracN,o-sff
Bari Midas an, nerT, IIavaus-Bae.i.r 4 Deve-.,a
Rsrh EoSss yoae. w ss =
Brig Pioneer lBr, Svnes Geaoa-Fabnri chsunceyS
Brig Bertha ReinstoS tBrs,) soren. harsphsm and
Big + ooltnrst tBr,, Emery. Aux csyes-sreit ~
Brig Rolling wkve, Collins cienfuegoa-J f wsrtScG
Ere Ere , HqE y nr o,Gsny st ssospys
Brig Aurelia fBr). Dunn st Johns NF-Maitland Pass
srE Watson Thq s somxs
schr A d Terry EldrIdge, Fortress Monroe-B wheskr
schr United Anderson. Fortress Monroe-B whee'ss3
schr Caroline corueia Reid Notwithstanding
ssRr
scsr wo Ksy 1.' Hatch,
seSr Sr"n a' Iinssi" a qloaee.ser@ Fisher
ssSr ssss ns ss Dato
s sooo w,r ss% ssw
Steamer Dudley Dude Rnck p psrd,ng Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
teanslip 8eiona tRr,, pnksnm London Dec - 50
GERS Rowland Aspinwsii Had heavy gales most .
steamship Ms..nra~ Lle.gAns New Orleans Jan %. No
mase aud passenseys 9 T AZ veto 4 Go .,, o..~.
s ssss:s e ;;..,sa, s.
Washington, TO U 8 QuaItrrTnastsr.
ship Monarch OF the Kirksldv. Lyerp OIL 81 daye
with ndse 4C4 passengers Trask Dea born Hay
strong winds Six deaths Dec g. iat53 IN
&c TO- snip Martin Luther Of Ardross,n WATERLOO
abandoned Jsn lat 81 H. lon 30 81 ngnal2eS
bark Sea. bound w.
schr Vim Lancaster tRrb wsvcoit Providence. -
Steamer petrel beaufort Nc, oil hours, with nne
senecrs and mdse. Murray Nephew. fThs r arr %
Sunday last.l .
steamer Conuucrcr e. transport, Sullivan. Fortress
Monroe, to II & Qnariermaster.
Steamer Pelican. Baker. Pravdepoa.
BELOW.
Ab,ir showing owea Carmegies signal
Wind a. sunset r, very light.
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Attention. - = +: !. - =


We have learned 70 be ssonshed nothing Years OF expo
rence and correspondents extending al
and from which we nsea not e We
the pcrsons who We know he persons and
circumstances hence feel at liberty then
n,,,ss , Ssw a ssorose. Msss. Nov "A 1853
prosiraas cramps my limbs cold feet and hands aud
general disorderss system rhyssns and medicines failed
who using Plantation Bt.es Asy preva,sd UPON
dinner Feeling Sse By dsse m WE'VE e a siss
;oashsd md he codasss and he cramps lad enre,
not done iSs years ear. lss ss smother spees
sspc TotS Il Il su SIS .''
Rrsrshsar. via. Sept is. 1863
have been in the army hosnl,ais for four
teen tee. and nearly dssd A"on H.
Three ootIIea restored my speech and cured me rrp
The felogtns Is from the manager OF Che Union Home
aAr1AFrna mAs,Sss y,IIy sa .g,f s 1ss
On psAKa-Yor wonderful ' Piantasa B .ts.s have
syen % some o. our little children from
little girl in partcu with pains head OF appe
sti had been e1Ssasss bss Been essssy ssssrea
sorsfs sa T1 but esspoOua Of Be s aay Hes
isa'a De DEyoR
..,,.. owe much 70 yo for verify besie0ethe PAN
'''''' D'''e'' have 'a' ed my NV Nv v. r. wAaaosrn
:,. Thou VII. sera two bottle; MORE e Thy Plan
ation Ssers My wife has been great eensmsa ~ their
-" Philadelphia, Psunsytvans.
80. hare been sgrcat sufferer from dyspepss, ana
nae hss 60 aSsnaen preaching hT ser'
Rochester, New York
SEND ms twenty.four dozen more OF your Pisnta
ton Bers the popularity Of which daily increasing with
'Ae guess v WV A'N' SYKES CHADWICK Co
Proprietors Wizards Hotel. Washington, %. o.
-. have given the Plantation Bitter to bundredS
OF disabled soldiers With the most astonishing effect
q. w. d. ANDREWS
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, Ohio
The Plantation Biuers have cured OF liver
complaint OF which was laid PROSTATE aud had 10
H. B. KINGSLEY Cleveland. Ohio.
rangement the kidneys and urinary thai has ds
g. G. MOORE. %. Broadway
The Plantation Bitters make the strong the anrd
brilliant and exhausted natures great resLorer They
Sassafras Roots Herbs ac all preserved Ia perfectly pure
ST. Croix Rum.
S. T-ISG1-K
Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weakness lass
tude ralpation OF the heart lack OF appetite distress af
eating torpid liver Constipation &c. deserve to saner Y
thew will not try them.
They are recommended by highest medical authorities
and are warranted to produce sn immediate benehcla
effect They exceedingly agreeable perfectly pure ana
harmless.
NoTrCp person pretending sell Plantation Bers
only In log cabin bottle beware Of bottles reh
ed with imitation deeerous stuff for which several per
United States stamp the uumutated aud sigma
ture steel plate side labels.
Hold by respectable dealers throughout the habtaoe
globe P. H. DRAKE CO.
202 Broadway, New York
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Police intelligence.

DpoRDERLr cHARAorsss DusrTnsED-IAse on Mon
day afternoon some six hundred men collect
ed at the porter house known as the "Woooons''
Of Eighty sixth street and Second avenue kept
by John McMahon, where dog pit has recently been
established to witness brutal encounter between two
bulldogs. The match was for two hundred dollars
side The dogs about being let loose when Captain
police force sight whereupon the dog lighters he'd
and all OF them escaped The dogs had been IN training
FOR The fight nearly six months. One Of the animals Is
owned in this city, and the other in Brooklyn II is
expected that those Interested the result OF the fight
will arrangements for another meeting at an early
orderlies.
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Personal Intelligence.

General Gilmore, the commander OF the Department or
the SOUTH is expected to arrive in this city short
snrough In about two weeks. The department has
sst, I'd down into state OF quetude the
chief 'adquarters have already been removed Hilton
Head.
profcsso, o. alan Dodge Of the Fast, leaves this port
to-day in the ste. msr for California The Professor it
will be remembcre was the purchaser OF the celebrated
six hundred and TWEEN yhve dollar Jenny Limo ''cke' 10
Boston, some years ago Upon this investment be real.
,yad ovor s,evon tbons.pf A.,ars Mr.. r. has given
more public performances IN tn country than other
person. The people d Calif0pia VIII discover why ne
there.
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CrTw COmMEMCIAL REPORT.

TrlsDAv, Feb. X-8 r. N
hsIps. -Hacepts 70 bbls Market steady. with sales
Or 80 b5s nc 50 rs s 8T for pots and $40 for pearls
BREApsTUFEs Rcceipts 13 $50 bbIs -FOUR % bbs. and
531 sacks meal, SO bushels wheat, 6355 do corn
1858 DO onts 1856 do ryc and 1877 do barley mat.
There wac increased export demand Tor state and
Western flour TO day, and shipping grades the turn
dearer close. Trade brands Arm, bu, with
decided change IN value Tho safes rooched $1,000
bDls the market closing strong at quotations Canadian
noar sif.y active and the common kinds q
shade better with sales OF 300 bbls Southern -four
With far demand aud prices favored tho seller;
I 200 bbs changed hands within the range The market
for rye -four and moal without essential change
with sales 900 bbs ot the former and 400 DO OF tho
InLle. Rnak wheat 0our dull. We quote Ms folloWs-
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SurRsMy CorRr--GENn2AL 1ERs.--Prefcrred causes.
svRcraL TEes Adjourned without q day.
SursRAs CouRr--Crecur.-Part mos. a5o, oS1 6i1,
S13 1919, 1881 1881, 1iooH, 1928. 1it3 1isS, 1851
ils1 1889, 1i6b, ll73, il75 77, li7S, 1852 Part q
Not IN session.
surrnon Courr-rsrt Mos. sI3a. 2721, 2ls7, 1888,
s3io $780, 77gs $40, e6p eel 1888, 2lel, 22,p 1881
oos3 part 2-Nos $500, 3402, 2co2 22ss. 1850 3I22,
sl46 $685. $500, 4o2, 325s, 3202, 1752, v0s, $40.
Cousoy PLnAs CorRr--Tei,I THeN.--rsrt Nos. So
eaT aaa 49, qb3 34s, $40, $50 S5l $50 1855 3S4, ss5
$40 sb7 Part 2-Ncs e02 300 atS, 40, $40 100, $50,
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