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0OO. MONEY. ADVANCED

WO II EUIH5 U oUII-NI UT III hLdIU
and weIl-known WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE,
on Securities ~of.every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and
an personal property and articles ofyalue, on the most
: satisfactory terms. Business strictly private. Es-
tabIished 1851. n. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
Watches, Jewelryi Guns, etc, for sale at bargains.
Qfice-corner Of Water and Superior streets, over
oct22 J.C. &W. WAGNER.
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reurpaper LoyaIty in Nev

Newspaper Loyalty i'm New Orleans.
The New Orleans Tribune owned and
edited by coiOred persons, relates the fol-
lowing incident
When Carl Sehurz arrived in this city
he became the guest Of General Candy:
II was in the evening. Next morning, af-
fav breakfast, General Sehurz saidAawould
he njessed to look over some loyal ety
Dsner. aFhere Is none" replied General
Canby, aexcept the Tribune, ~hieb 1G
negro paper"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

We offer the largest stock in the city, Of all styles,
and colors, boeh plain and twilled. 0P ERAS and
R0R ROYS HEAVY HO0SIER SHAKER,
MINER and BELKNAP FLANNELS.
GENTS MERIN0 WRAPPERS and DRAWERS
LADIES do. BALM0RALSs COUNTERPANFS.
Cur stock is entirely new, and emb races every
thing in the line Of Dry Goods, which we offer TO
the Trade at prices which CANNOT BE EX-
CELEB
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

Ex-Judge William L. Allen has formed
q law partnership, at New York, with
Messrs. Benjamin Vaughan Abbott and
Elbridge I. Gerry, the latter a law partner
of the late William Curtis Noyes,
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The sfate Atforney GeneraI-ship.

The State Attorney &eneraA-snIp
Our Columbus dispatches Informed our
readers, some days since, that Attorney
General Olds, whose term of Office expires
in January, had resigned, owing to the pres
sure of private and professional business,
and that Gov. Anderson had appointed
Hon. William N. West, who will sue
coed to the office, having been the successful
candidate atthe last election,to the place. 1t
is now said that the appointment was an
oversight. The Constitution of the State
provides, (Art. II, Sec. 49, that: "No
Senator or Representative shall, during
the term for which he shall have been
elected, or for n year thereafter, be ap-
pointed to any civil Office under this State,
which shall be created, or the enaoluments
of which shall have been increased during
the term for which he shall have been
elected" Now Mr.. West was a Senator
in the last General Assembly, which in
creased the salary of the Office of Attorney
General, and is held to be ineligible to the
Office. This being the case, and it being
next to impossible to find a person prop
erly qualified for the position who will
accept it for only two months of
Governor Anderson has prevailed on
Mr.. Odds to reconsider his resignation, and
he will discharge the duties of the office
for the remainder of the term.
1t is proper to explain that neither the
letter nor the spirit Of the Constitution is
opposed to the Ell lection of Mr.. West by
the people, the prohibition being merely
against the appointment of a Senator or
Representative to the office.
1t appears to us that the Governor has
been too strict in his Interpretation of this
section of the Constitution. The prohibi-
ton in it is against appointing a Senator
or Representative to an Office "the emolu-
of which shall have been increased" dur
ing the term for which he has been elected
Senator or Representative. New the sal
airy of the office to which Mr.. West was
appointed has not, properly speaking, been
increased. The increase of the salary of
the Attorney General does not commence
until Mr.. Olds' term has expired, and, as
Mr.. West was appointed only for this I'M
term, he was not appointed to an
"the emoluments of which have been
increased"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

John Mitchell, in an impudent article
published in the New York Neags just be
fore his arrest, said that he needed no
from the President. He was very
much obliged to him, but he didn't use the
article. Mitchell is nOv writing LONG and
letters to Mr.. Johnson P~.;Sg for
releass. Circumstances alter cases, don
they, JohnT H.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

DHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR GENTS.
Cards, 50 Views, S2,23 per pack; sl0per dozen; marked
back Playing Cards, Sl,O per pack, sl2 per dozen I;
by mail, on receipt Of price. Address FORWARD
ING AGENCY, IS Liberty St, n. Y. Ocl9:2sO
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TANTFD nINEDIATELY-PARTNER-
w with a capital Of about Slo'u9 70 engage ma
good aud profitable business, nNhiehs tNenty-hte
per cent on the capital invested VII De guaranteed
Address for three days, BUSINESS, Lesder Omee'
oc2l.256
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oezl:E9
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IN SPAIN.

A letter from Gibraltar, dated Septem-
Der 25th, says: "Cholera has been busy
here during the last fortnight, has ascend
ed a step or two of the social ladder, car
rying off a few victims, and descended
again to attack with greater vi~rulence
than ever the lower classes, chiefly the
convicts. They have lost upward Of for
ty. AltogetheE the deaths amount to
three hundred and eighty.
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E0R SALE-A fine DWELLING house on Lake St,
Il No. 800. Possession given Immediately. En-
suire on the premises OF ). L. g lNGERSOLL,
No. 21I Superior ST. ocI9.26
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FOR SALE.

nor SAIE-A small farm Of abou { S25 acres,
Il large two story frame house, good barn, wagon
shop, excellent water, 50 appletrees, q sugar NAPLES
and a great variety Of fruit trees OF various Kinds.
Only reason for selling, owner is engsSea an other
business Price 5000. Address or call on T.. IL
CLEVELAND. Kirkland, Lake county, o. oc23:256
NOR sALE-HOUsE AND LOT-No. 142
IL Euclid St, together with the Furniture. En-
Quire on the premises. oc2l:2J6
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EOR SALE.-A good horse, harness, and top
L buggy, nearly now. Enquire at No. 10 Walnut
Efraet Oc2l
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FOR SALE.-Twos story Cottage on Forest St,
II between Kinsman and Scovill SITS Lot 70 by 226
feet. Enquire of c. W. STEARNS, Stone Dealer, on
VINEYARD street bff oclg26
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IOlal ,cOO,OOO
Exp's gen'l management, say. $50, 600
Working 300, 900
Revenue tax Isl per bbl)--......- 100000
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"ANTED-Two good letter cutters Immediately,
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CLOTHS ]
DOINeStiCS.

A splendid line Of all kinds of goods pertaining to
that department. BLEACHED and BROWN
C0TT0NS, TICKS, CHECKS, BLANKETS,
STRIPES, DEYINS, &C. =
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WANTED-TO l. great bargains, or ex-
w change for merchandise, Sl00,OO0 worth OF valid
able real estate in Illinois. For further particulars
address j. AUGUSTINE, Mendoza, III. sepZs:z26
EOR SAIE-OIL-A fine lot of Petroleum Burn
u ing OF, at the Factory of W. }. GUILD, on Cen
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FOUND.
FOR RENT
BOARDING

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w Students Of the HoRsopathic College. Parties
having such accommodations can leave word at the
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TOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LoT-West Side.
L The house Gothic style, containing eight rooms,
wei finished aud in good repair. Lot co by 10 feet.
Well Of soft water, forty fruit trees, wograpea rbers,
Superior sr ocl9.260.eOd
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EOR SALE-A good carriage Horse. Perfectly
sound and kind. VIII be sold very cheap Apply
al hhA hinsman sfraaf. Oclg.2lh
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family, at a convenient distance from business. Ad-
dress R. d. B., Cleveland p. o. Oc2l:23
board
wv can be ehtainel at ISS 81. Clair o. ocl3.29
, 1865-07-26
NEW YORh CATTLE mAaK~.

CLOSING DAY,
ltepoftea bJ Telegraph excluayely for tho Chicago
TftbGnn.l
Few fn1x, Taet1ay Evening. Jnly = lss5
BEEF cAITLE-Tho vhols number Of Bceyes On
faie to-day 1t al the yards IN tho city IL sas
The receipts e fFeah Cattle to-day are Iess tb.n o
h'sd. The market IL without change Tho ves,hes
II hne, Andxn sold aArJy
eHE6P-1he receipts Of Sheep ara 1865. Thesup.
p, Il moderate. All we're sold 1he hest iu,uoI,
aoa Indian. 1t Tic Tho mar get advanced 1c To- dey
Ihe current prizes for Sheep e97Xc. and 11a1:c
i4r Lsmbs.
Hoes-The receipts Of Hogs ara 1854. Market
don with ihaoshwsrd tendeacy. Prices 11xai:e.
SoLoJ KoBlsso4.
-.-.-.- Fr# foRK, July Is, 1861.
sEa - folloMs: e~~ ~ "@A w .Af Aess
BKkz cAT1Ls-Flrst oas11.y, = ,, lie: e,od ia az.
&13c. 2' At~"'ae' 'u'Etf2-, !.
VII rALy1s-Cousnon to 70 d, Te9Xc: extra to
caolce, s4@lo4c: reIt choice, IL,
sn1xP AND DLAXhs-EItra, Shfa5%c: cno1 In nrime
st&6Ac; c:mnon. 6: lamb. .Gailc.
ike. 'A''|N' ''se@
, 1865-07-26
FROM MEXICO.
Pfo9reks OF the Franco Mexican cnm-
pAlXu.

NEW YoR1s July a5.-The New Or1esn, Tin -
a'f o. A AeMeo @ @eoste:pondent says shen sesrcte
battle at Baena Vista, which ia drc!insa F,nd.
iDE The 1nper1altsts were planuinr fn n,r,nna
e'%, e'sd retired 70 10
rec'lont. and Marshai bszlIue's rnmhi.st,n1
Mnlch Raa 70 terminate the Hss, was In ltrs lad
y nne W. is y, becoming every d, nore serous in
he. 10 SaIuo ot mlen9ac1n, and force Of 100 has
erptsl OF the ssate. This hls not been done ;us
hoWever; nd co9nt Patu:r has beeu censured
1 1n9 1eealied lor allowing ReEu es 10 lefsat him.
eity Of Tnua h.e been taken BY The Liberals. The
to"n cf Mathtnla had been stoYmfd, ami tie In.
y ked OF given. "as
Tbs States OF Geauera. Chisnas, Esb,seo. and
ne greater psrt Of those OF Vera Cruz 1nd Vay
nea, are 10 the hands Of tho IIbera:s. Prss,dent
! uAfez Mas tn uadlsturbed possession OF Ctlnua-
bua. Tag hftteEnoss Of the people ID growing
stronger daily. 1t is Impossible to collect taxes.
, 1865-07-26
Markets. by Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT mARKET REPORT.

lspte!a Dtspatth to the WtstaIn Associated Press
NHE foRx. July l3-A1an,ght.
RAILROAD STICKS,
Az to@ etoek Exchange to-day tbe railway m s,k at
Was ACTIVE On Erie, and on niss call stock RECOVER
70 the hlgheat point Of yesterday Transaction In
Ae agKrezhted uota ID IN al other ea!e1 com lin
Inc balance Ct the list i duI1 md steady.
ooExKHNE1TB.
Tbs principal lesture on tbs stock market tb,,
morning tss the active denn4ud Els Government ~.
cufltles. bssed upon orders By the sscsue, CIV or
London At the board and on the stseet about s'f
million Goa ~ere sold to foreign purchaser. Tfsn.-
Aeuens N sfAte stocks and railroad boaas xtre
merely nominal.
NLcRL.ASxoEs.
Miscellaneous Weza nj higher and more In demand
GOLD.
Gold remains tt'sdy, with no uloyem eass of Inter-
es. Both parties clAtm to b confident of carr1t,z
their pol-t
There IL fAr demand for monty, but tbs supply 1,
ample for the vants Of bfoktrs.
F1TRoLErx 41ocKs,
Petroleum stocks wtze steady to- day, and rather
better On Pit Hofc Companion. BaIfs vera mata 4,
fouows: Cherry Ron. Sc; Tack, &c; Oceanic tIss
A5nd Farm. &1N; Pitho:e Creek. eio.o: Bradley
tzp; Gtrmanis. &c; Fulton. ts.4o: Bergen, nc:
neydt,ek. sa@: boessaaa Farm. SC; Webster,
Pttsoiean Il tn!l and prices ara nonlnal 1t s1asx
o1 lndes &see tor sennet IN aont, and 7aa;1e tor
do tree,
1ArE,r.
Nxw To1E. July s,
At Calls sh as Evening KxctA - Gold ci III =.
1*sA. New foEk Central It w. Kna =: SIX, Hud,on
. 1oeH aiding It ln1 Pat u ulsh It az, Hnrr
tlstd II IN. Hosthxes M psefe,1td Il x, t,,o
A'tat1sipri Certificates AJAX The hemnktxa.nrn
With luEp busineas colpE In Brie
, 1865-07-26

t'F1'A1 olspa'ch to the chicsgo Ts1buns.1
ST. Lor1s, July IS.
Qoie nnmher OF friends OF 0sn. poder met
a. ne Lndel' aous. last evening, and pre.ente4
ta2s omeer with 4 magnificent silver tea sat
neat:ne she following inscription: "Psesensed
70 ms1' eea. 9. n. Dodge. By the citizens Of st,
l.oa.s aao otueers doing duty .here, Is teatl-
@ oi regard FOR hsa gallantry turiug the Far
t1e Esne!aon, and for hia Inst and n crr .sfaf
fncms9pa1nahon e.! IN the Department Of M,ssourf-
rr... TTs n9xe. 5hstth ~ and sth, 1859; Cosinth,
MeK,isrF 1!se peGa.s5, Hs..es, Rome, Cross Rosds,
Aaafm Cor James, the propheteaa. Ii broueb.
sast AGAINST the pfoptietaFs al the Missnnrf
De1oefaf, IN the Circuit Court. fnr iih.7 HT,nn
he1 damt9e. ak $1,000. avs ANe'' A1'0s
LIE Htef hss ftaen some eeTen feet within the
sss iii. eortnae sae eP sss sond
MateT nov covers half The Width OF he feyee. md
~. osesnmeut warehouse. at The foot Of M.rne
stseeIs nHe been encfn1ched upnu nv fwo Yaet n
ste1: eandsy piles Of ftetR ht and INN ber hive
rr,,a- ~ asnget of being foated away. All The
appss nse.s se ste At roaring sta9s.
ard aereIa! Of his stat o{Hcers. 1eft for .hortt
. s1sn to Baltimore. yesterday aftsrnoou. The
petty SOP # indianapolis conpIs Of day,.
,1sealiJ III The fehel1 recently returned 10 St
eiaH county 1re sud to hava eirce ian nrosahly
on fecohnt or the recent killing Of Two Of their
ns1bes pnS wss Killed st his ssther's house BY
ttonf1R to band OF bushWhlckefs, was aIrested
p,a9 * n9lnass and n the attempt 10 escape was
saraeon Shields, Of thst county, s.v, III. rebs,s
Eli hAve 10 ttay sway from ST. Clsir for Two or
o ysa s nc peoPe have Suffered greatly
vent Union men from privately seektnr rsysnoe
for their injuries. s'sAS'
, 1865-07-26

hcTtAL1sE lns. Cove CLIP tbs fo.:ow1az
vel deserved paragraph from the Nav Yc.k on,
soref. Of July aoh. See sever IL ment ia ri.
t..ne: - "'s
ine enbtye Advertisement Of the Mutu,, r1fs
1e1ftnte Company IN tbs piper, II q Audi ena
~ %1 iieb'y Iep4y es!efn1 pesu:al. The fe.ni:a
deIfn1. Il Will be seen thst the dif1dendo ~ h
Ten Years P!ap," sfter Premium hnrs e...al ~ !ao
sss n so;ue eaib i to policy holden fof
ga e sses4a. a,s b SsSrs
h'e be VIII p1oo?bl, have received Il essh e.. o.
the Company al thai he has preyion,lI III foa f.
81 e1d n a;,staa9 1ssts9 af of e.
viii hsve eo:t him only The interest on S. his. Me1sa
Init m while The, were retained " III rnmneo o.sm1
nays No. doaet q s, s5e
~ Of these Who nsnaee y th .as integrity aad se
, 1865-07-26

.. --- 3hID0KFuKEs july ., IS63.
c11AEsn-constltution, Lockpost, SIN ba What
Asp'e Leaf Joliet: Cubs. Ottawa: Ca.ard
Joliet; !n'fahcatof, Lemont; Advanc,, Ia.
mont; Kankakee, Wilmington. 1s4ss fett
le1nb.r, IL N ahiusles. s.s1o y. rd,e: oueid.
Ottawa; Clyde. Seneca; Deso3u.e, Leuoht: Il. a
Leomis, Lemcnt; II. s. Gr,nee, Leropt,
AHn1FKp-R. Goodell, Utica, $50 bu corn. a.
lsut1c Aesf!a, $50 bu corn: Il. @. Loois, Lr.uoct
% Jdstuo atone; Heso:ute, Lemons, % c I'd run
stones North Ane,lcs, Norris $500 bp corn p.
kosthrup. Lenonf. 70 yds rub sscne; Osk La.t
Icast, $500 bu corn. 41ro n empty hs !: Republic
AorEa1, 100 tons cea: Maxnola, Ottawa Is tom M,
oties 1ohnstown. Lasale. 500 bn corn, 1,5oo b
wheAf; y. 8. GnRnee. Lemons. 4s fds die. stoar,
InTetttxatoE. Csmans, % ySs dim stone. 10 E ~:
us Atone: Adyaaee. 81 1ds rub stone, nj I'd, aim
atone; Aida, 1ssa1le, $50 bu corn; ottaTt. ssr
eca. lSpo bu com. - s'oo-
, 1865-07-26
LOCAL MILITARY NEWS.
RssRrn Of The Sad Illinois ResImeat-sketeh
ot thtir Services. Ell.

TIE SD sreg iment Of Illinois fnfantry. HI, ~
turned to this city to be plld OF and di.chsrpef
from TIC service, and Are now quartered at Cam,
DouG.as. This regiment ls composed OF the vet
eEan organization Of the b3d Illinois tnfautv. Ind
ne veterans and 1eernita Of the list regiment
Illinois tni.nt1, consolidated jan lat 1sss. To
neIhon them in thelE numerical order. +he a.,
regiment waa Organized At Decatur, ri. In An'
~ folloWe: ""'oA3eeseo
iltuienAnt Colonel-Ansel Tppper.
As{or-@otn Warner
Ae5utsnf,M. S; oelcsby.
AH1A-Cspt-, J. q. Ns.a; First taent N
T. ksnan; Secopd lieut., O. q, 8teai. a
c1.r..r n.1;. B.Cspt. b. Lee; Fist Lieut.,
CosrAsr Gcsp! J. contiisS tihSaF; F;r,t Liam. e
csnpeel; Second Lieut.. II. Dennisoa, 'N' u
r. E. nsf.dses e. Ed II sa T5ss FIT asuk
" eexss1qf s. o2',sey csss ssson$
D. <: M.,l; Second Iatat:, j. .: coz. y A'ea'-'
1,eHt CG1P4x5 eE-cspt:. e. Blackstone: First
eezr.K1 S1 1.gs2t ,; ?: Baron; Ft-it Lieut.,
bi ca;a =: p.E1e9 second I'e9t;, =. n: Green.
Woodward; Second L,eut-. +. bayas' Isso'.' s.
They were engaged In the attark on Fort Hen.
clton o. he lsta. 1sh ara I5sh. q tss 1,qcc uoa
E,Ening hixh hsEot by thelr eslaniry. on Ias she
10 Htl bu.eh Landing. and w1a ths ntst reeimsnt
T. land On Nhat aiteTwArd MAS the battle Geid of
shtos : al, to9k pat1 IN 'hht faRsus b.ttle fought
lost heavily in ot1cers and men. II psrt,r3ntted
{a:tehse,' Siege q viek:bats, and bo Bate q
where t"o th1.ds OF the pumber eaeaged Eere
leN toe Geld, and was with Gen, shefman on
9,s ,a. ms1:h 70 Meridian Va snd took PIT in
But m n'nun port1ou Of the regiment VIA ieff
when this rsid wss coneluaed, and Of these FL
ie enlitted 80 veterans: These returned hone on
s,1 1h.g p'io1 T. snd wntn they 1eonsd the
o1ga3!zeo 1Lto TWO computes, desfenated n 4
End B, veteran battalion 4ist Illinois infantr1.
con 1 1.n0sd .n BY asjor 4 q. acFaddcn, and Oh.
y c3r R:Dy A.cspt, M,F: Ksn,n; FIRST Lieut.,
wcfHqP:aE P.Etr: sGssP sePeca5 I'LL F. Est
The ba talon. was with Gen Sherman On his
famous march 10 the tea,n and upon their
alrlvsl et savannah vas consolidated, br orders
The t3d !lltrots veteran volunteer tnfsuny. on
he n1st dat Of JanusEy, 1885, and sncs then tner
frt n,stoiy Eiaent e. There we're hsn len Of The
veterans snd rec1n1ta AT men.
The t3d Illinois volunteer 1ufaEf,y w.s oysau.
oSi e vi AZ
Co1one'-Wm- II. n Cushm4n.
Lentt nant Coloee;-D. F. HIT
Ms] ]or-T. c. Hibson.
A|1atani-S. v Hardin
sorReon-W. ". Welsh.
Atsistant Sufeeon-J. U. Harris.
Ghep a:n-F. r. Cleveland.
Heaitetmester-F. LindteY.
lin liGImptpy A-Capt., ]. B. Wright First Lent,
, 1865-07-26

saiSte. The Gun N, ptematur.ly dfsehsrzed,
uae nI me g1uners hsd hA fiRht nm blown
eoMp eety on. He WIS A'1ye 1t Last arcoauts, but
feaefnR tna terribly. eooid not Learn bis anne In
The "a Infantry. GsO men, will fea,s here to-
ah.,, lholaAroL1s. juno IS
nsuaoet was given Gen. Baer : aa to n,pht hy
Ge,rn ne m.'tasy. BE leaves for .Wnhlrgton To-
, 1865-07-26

Hal1-whtst aetivn sad bettsr prices tsad for
ihi. Isu tsl!. u.s5atn: 5000, 91esal %; tno,ee.
sLM1s" ": ohss steacy aud IN better demand. At
bHshe1. W. t'1
naNAI-Acyaeesd;a a.les It ts1oXos1,.
r. rxo''1oAp-foik 70 s:asdy kad trm priue eu..s
ta.9 Bacon sAes TIC ude stoo =. taoulos,s ~
~: ~" a1 e1eaF .t.e loose. n 1s4o; ca,s, do
, 1865-07-26

BCKFALo, july IS.
I1ouR-Firmer and tending inward.
aEAlH-Hhs-t arm Mol 4iiwauE.e an an,t ami
e, 70 hfITs at eostnK 9uiet Corn nTm Il 72aiic
x1I H1Is aeiss5 3 e ": Bailey nominal.
t5c: corn, t9c; cAf., 8ke.' A~A''
~ daKE ~ $50 bEla; wheat. s'so ba
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