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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

". L. Miiler, MRS. mary d. Mohn, - "
W. Nevins, Robert Perry, Rev J. S. Pres.
colt, Ira L. Phillips, 2, John A. Schmidt,
Jas. Sumers, Treasurer Of town Of Gov.
ington, John w. Slack, Calvin Wall
&C. HOSKlNS, P. NJ.
BE- Why ia the name Of common
sense don't orr farm ers keep the market
better supplied with fresh butter? 10 the
classic language Of "Nebraska Shreds, !"
they can dispose Of it at 40cts. a pound
U.s. SINGULAR, VERY-That neither Of
Burleighs papers-the one at Iankton or
the one in this placc--have, as yet said
merry word about headquarters being
located al Sioux City.
ry- VIM. F. Faulkner & Co., are put
ting up an addition to their store in order
to make room for their extensive stock Of
Fail aud Winter Clothing.
IA~ We had the pleasure Of q call from
General Todd this week The General is
full Of business looking after his inter.
ests ia Dakota.
EJ~ Friends, fellow citizens and SIN
ners, if You want good stove, or any
thing in the tiu-ware line, call on G. X.
Smith & Co., and procure them at once.
ST. Some individual, not having the
fear Of the city "dads' or runaway horses
leliore their eyes, is erecting building
right ia the middle of Pearl street.
sss~ IN TowN-Naior Bracket, Capt.
Farmer and Lieut.. Udel. They returned
from the late Expedition on Thursday.
nsa~ The Board of Supervisors met on
Monday to canvass the votes cast at the
last election.
seA- Maj Shreove, paymaster. arrived
in town Friday morning, just as we were
going to press.
sE~ The rsrest trophy OF the late In.
dian Expedition-Capt Pope's brief-tail-
ed dorg.
Say The beliserent ap;rit 80 lately
manifested by the solaiery, has broken
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

s.g~ IN TowN-Naior Bracket, Capt
Farmer and Lieut.. Udell They returned
from the late Expedition on Thursday.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

sN C au Bsu n
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-10-21

nsa~ The Board of Supervisors met on
Monday to canvass the votes cast at the
last election.
The New York herald., 1865-03-02
The Murder or Daniel Lawrence-No Clue
TO the PerpetratOr.

to the PcrpetratOr.
Coroner Collin yesterday held an inquest at ~ New
York Hospital the remains Of Daniel lawrence the
whose death by violence was reported in yesr
days Herald. During Tuesday night and Wednesday
morning the Coroner assisted by Captain Davis, Of the
Tenth precinct visited many Of the lager beer saloons
and other places Of public reso in Hester street, where
before his DEATH the deceased sated he had been
sauted stabbed but the ocias were unable 70 OBJ
tain the least information tending 70 clear up the mysey
Numerous other public houses In the Tenth and Four
Captain Davis but their investigations proved frutlesa
woolscy Johnson n D., one Of the hospital house
geons made post -mortem examination the body Of
Lawrence, which he found less than twenty stab
wounds; pepetrated the abdomen, severng one Of
the large ntesnes another found In the tight side
and the others were In the fce head feet and body
The Jury found 'hat the deceased Daniel Lawrepce,
his death by stab wounds received at the hands
OF somc person or persons unknown"
The New York herald., 1865-03-02
Court CaIenday -Tht. Dmv.

srpRExE CouRr-sIacuIr.- Part I-court onens at ten
O'Clock A; NJ Nos liz. 1885, 1l42, Iias, ilso, llss
1862 li6e, m5o, Ii74 llse, IIs2, lisa, 1880, lise
1l9s 1900, izos, lzo, 1910 Part 2-73 Duane str Ct
Court opens at ten o'clock A. ~ Nos sss 976, s72 243
Ola 1854 1859 6i6, S0l 1912 I0l4 l04S, 1864, l4l1
90, s2s. loi5, 10s4, loss, 1895
The New York herald., 1865-03-02
rhs Sssfe Soldier Question Not Disposed


+ IFrOm tne HFcnmOnd Uspd1ch, Fcb. zJ.J w. :
viii be recolloctcd that the 2lst inst the Confe
derats Senate made what was understood 70 BE- . dna
disposition OF ~ negro soldier bill by postponing inden
vote Of yeas IL nays 10both of the Virginia Senators
voting In Tho affirmative II becy ci thet but one
contingency could revive the subject In the Senate and
thas has occurred On faturday the Virginia House Of
Delegates passsd resolution, which had already been
passed BY .hc Senate nsrctlng the Virginia enaors In
negro troops In armss Instructions 70 Senators
from the Legislature considered imperative and ob
gatofy This will rive The advocates Of the
majority Of one; and presume that they win to-day
move 10 take up and pass either the Senate blwhic
was indefinitely postponed--or the bin the same sub.
ect which has been passd BY the Houss and ssns up
the senate but never conaidcrsa By thai body.
We understand thero will BE- Strenuous efFon made.
whenever Me subject shall again In the Senate
70 nave " considered In open session.
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

Death OF co.ernor William Cauaon.
PriLs oE.aiilA, March l. IS !,
governor canno OF Delaware did this morn a after
q sLogt Illness.
The Ist act OF Goyeraos C,nnon's pub, a career was
etter to Delaware Leg stature urg AZ the ratification
Of the constitutional amendment alb Fishing slavery
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

stocks and gold very active Neither very strong.
Gold sold after ihe call at iosk, Al which stood a.
sSse v ~ report
The New York herald., 1865-03-02
DevtisSisrs OF the Capture sS GeHsval
Crook and Kelley-fheir Coma meme NJ

80 tFsom the Richmond EnqursY Feb 2Jl
tho Yankee Generals Crook aud Kelly and ldtuSAns
General Of the former Thayev Melvin s,riy ID m RI
mond yesterday morning at two oclocR by the Ccntrn,
csr An previously stated, these oncevs were captured
in Cumberland, Maryland, on Tuesday last by Iieutc
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

win ever be grs,ied BY tho sight q such natenai sub
shie as the ev~cuaisa OF Richmond will be- vsAiie tns<
noIa amy cxssis IN any part but with hShpe VI put
ting an cad she talk o. the Idle and shersghsed
cuenoos q the act Of which they spsak % lightly
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

"A and Sleigh Shoe Steel 81 alizcs and kinds made "
materials the Norway Iron Works, Boston, and
for sale by the propretors NAYLOR CO., Boston New
York nd PHILADELPHIA. fAs a =.
The New York herald., 1865-03-02
OPFiCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or TAXES AND
~ Assessments, 90 Chadbsrs strcct New York, January

Notice taxpayera-Notice hereby given that
sesscnt rolls o. the real and personal estate o. The sy and
New York 1855 will be for inspection and
review from Monday January 1868 and will
open u the 30th day Of April 1865 for the
of~errOrs equalization of the Of
Aforesaid real estate Of the city and county q
application 70 the Commissioners during the pc
above mentioned IN order 70 obtain the relief provided
III application be made IN relation 10 the
sssessed valuation Of the real estate, must be nne
in writing stating the ground Of objection thereto.
and thcrsupon the commissioners shah es.mine int
The complaint and ~ n their tudgemenA the sssess-
application be made in relation 70 the assessed iua
under oath BY the said commissioers who shall bc aus.r
ised such OATH and IT, his their Judgment
the erroneous they shA the 10 be
correeted M tho qf such assessmct Ne they my
believe their decision thereon within
thirty days after such appcon shall have been made to-
them No reductioDsha be made BY the hoard Of SUPER
vsor any real personal estate mPosed
under act unless II shall appear under oath or arma
ton agfcved unable 70 attend, within
the period prescribed Tor Of xcs by
or sickDess or absence from the city -
& Y ftkEsEh ffttkkEssEh oo"H41:s's.s'' 4sss. ''
The New York herald., 1865-03-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 MIDST THE REJOICfNGs OVER THE LATE vICrO-
"A es there not some 20 remember the Home Of tbs
Women from Prisonf Donations In clothing money
will be thankfully received ut the nsuon No. i9I
first street. tHHf
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

eAvAN4yAH, Feb l8--Ar schrs VIM Tore Hilton Head;
Antietam, 90 CD brig A Berry. Berry; Hilton Hssd
Julia Newman and fkos winans, Bedeil DO:
:, zd-Arr schr . Adams Tabbyits, Hnton Head; pilot
sest an'sn Moorehsad CITY, NC; schr Asrshon Cole Rev
2th-Arr sssaships Northern Light Lefeyra and Gen
Barnes, Norton, New York via Hilton Head. Cid bark
Ailsn, 40; wsh,9gop Murray roH Royal: s,ssmeY Wv
Ludwig, and Nsashou, Foster, Aoorebssd City, NC.
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

A PUBLIC MEETING or MARSHALL DIVISION, NO.
"A III g. Of win be hsld At their rooms So Bowery this,
hursday) evening" at TX O'Clock The exercises Will be
fled by speaking singing scamaton by persons In the
Order and out OF H. BY direction OF the Division.
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

TSpopraNr LECTURES DAILY-F0R GBNELEhBS
aniy AZ the New York Mnscpm q Anasomy, S S,o Ss
rc on receipt o. ten cents by addressing seeSes~ -
New YORK Musepm Of Anatomy
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

Raids have been made fFom Hernando, Aisa, towards
Scnatoba.
Many complaints Of General Kirby smith ore made IN
the West. ia .NN.A II III.
General wonEord is In command a. Atlanta Reorgani
zston in Georgia has already commenced. ~
Reinforcements from Northern Mississippi have heen
sent " Grant 4E.8 NNN~
Large bodies Of troopa moving In the West and i'm
portant moyeuens arc reported.
The Legislature Of Mississippi IN about 10 convene In
Copv ventiQn. - 80 1T gel
The Georgia Legislature convened on ths Ilth inst ~
Macon .1.
The New York herald., 1865-03-02

Bring aovss: lay them ssukly NHa
On uttle wIlies breasA s.W
- He b1oounsa nowx In Paradise; Ntf D,
Tho angels chosen guest N ~ :
Ratives and fieDds Of the family Fsspeetfuy In
vte6 70 attend the funeral, from the residence OF hi
paxeats icy street. corner Of Franklin street. Green
point L J., this (ThuTsday) afternoon ~ two o'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-09
GENERAL NEWS.


The motion for new trial, entered % 'he
counsel in The case of l.. Z. Baker, convicted
N The WASHINGTON Criminal Court about two
weeks since, IF fai>e imprisonment IN arrestlnR
Dr. Stewart Gvvnne was not argued on oatnr-
uay. ,he counsel having agreed &c refer The
motion 10 yile court in general terra. 70 Hh:'m
ezr.p;,ons have been taken.
4 nm, her q he leading n.erchants II Va
,,.,,n.} have slreadv iorgar11ed 70 New I0;G
,;1,, G,,nd, far me narr or whole paynent .
debts 1hey owed there when the war broke oat.
rba ;co n the S,,sopeba1ga liver has So
| ,;o,sIy ohsfrucffd he trains On the phia~
d1,,h;, and V;},n;no4on ra;lroad,
D:,,b.,l,,l ,,oa, .,x,s From Savannah
a,e ,oarn t,..f Gpneral Sherman IS pui-
! n,;an x.rr coociga:orv ,o1jrv reward.
go >oo,,,,, r. Savannah and las Issued
,,,;cr ,o,n.;,ti,,c ,.la,,ars 20 ;>,,uy II
,>ro,i,,.o IS nsr,j and h,ias oilr iutiuce~
,,a,fs for then, 20 40 g.
\ ,,;olo,, ,orn.do 4 over :niddIa Ala
han,, necomi,a, ~ ',iiug fifteen persons. de-
,oo); b;nu ,sroe nunhpr Ct ho,,Ses dcsrroy.
49,, The ~a;jro.d m;9ea On he Montgomery
,od Nest po;rv railroad. 1ve,ty mills east 0{
uonte,nnorv ec The amount Of danlaee
aoro WIS immense
a;Snat,h from F,r2ross Monroe. dated The
c,h ;staot Y.vs the axoI,s,o, n nr;snner5
o'ti 4@~'"'''>' - } - q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-09
DIED

Thursday, Jan. 9Th, MARY L. eldest
daughter Of Edwin i and Ai&ry L. PAdge!rs
ii tue 9Th year OF her age.
Wv vii not tli:nk darling dead,
Nor buried IN rne ground;
Eut upward look with reAr-ii!nl' d eyes.
Mhcrc only rest found.
reath comes to n. alike unh;l
UuNid l':rcEa tie
Ill4 ftircst u tie n,ck lie claims,
Au4 LAYS III deaths repose.
rur there's cline Of he,ute1ns light
"i,re his dark SHADOWS ne -r,
re throws a1ilwart the joyous throng,
M:" reunited
r. Leesburg, T.oudoun county. Va, Nov.
18th, 1864. Mrs. ELIZABETH 5. O>BuKN,
reict OF Cvi. Nlcholas Usburn, IL The SD
year Of her sge.
On the 4th instant, st the L. S. Insane Asy~
lunl, Capt. Ed w ARD e. GORDON, late OF
Washington, and Formerly e the United
States Navy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-09
WAR NEWS.

WAR NEWS.
Information from City Point, uuier date Of
Sunday, is to the effect that the artillery firing
on Tuesday morning was aimed at the lower
part of Petersburg; and besides doing good
deal Of damage 20 property, frightened the
residents 10 the vicinity" No causolies are
reported ia the Petersburg newspapers. The
Coniederates replied |y only 40 occasional shot,
doing no damage Since that ,ilne everything
has remained quiet in front OF Petersburg.
Nothing Of interst is transllrlng ii front OF
Richmond Operations On the Dutch Gap
canal are said TO have ceased TOR the present.
Scarcely shot has been fred there toG spule
days.
A despatch dated Cairo, says thar Gen.
Dana has received information from his cavaI-
ry which was sent TO desEog the Moi lie and
Ohio Railroad. The expedition it is alleged,
struck the road five miles ietow Crin}h, and
on the 9th ultimo utterly destroyed it to he
low Oakland Twenty nile blidges, d great
deal Of trestle work, thlrty-two cars, three
hundred army wagons and four thousand car
blnes are reported as having been destroyed,
Forrest S camp OF dlsnounted men was accord,
ing TO this account, dispersed, apd SIX officers
ana twenty men captured, "l'nont sne loss u
a single man to The expedition.
The hIchtnond papers reier 70 an olrc'al
despatch from General Hood, dated al Corinth
on the 10Th ult., in which he says thar his army
b.a ,ocrossad tba Tennessee River and had
,,,eo,oa -, ,oo,o,;.l )oss snhxoonant - rho l,,t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-09
OH A1exandria Gnzette
MONDAY EVENING" JANUARY 9.


eonrse Of which Mr.. Schofeld, Of Penn. spoke
of Nh. Brooks, of New York, and denounced
his constituents as thieves and robbers. Mr..
Brooks said he could stand any amount Of per
sonal abuse, but could not he silent when bis
constituents were assaiIea. lie went on TO say
that the administration had sent gold
thief and robter, Major General IN she
U.,ited States service, TO cor troll the suffrages
Of the people Of New York. Mr.. Chan'er.
of New York, stigmatized the remarks Of the
gentleman from Pennsylvania, as 'cowardly,
mean, and s!anderous. Mr.. Brooks said the
charges Of corruption came With bad grace
from Pennsylvania, and that the worst stews
Of New York were virtue itself, compared
with the Legislature of Pennsylvania. f" Alter
this, Mr.. Brooks strangely concluded by
observing that as long as he had voice, he
would advocate "peace on earth, good will to,
wards men," Upon this, the House imme-
diately adjourned.
Mr. Wilson, Of Iowa. has proposed an
amendment to the bill before the {. S. Con
eress for the re construction OF the lnsnrrec.
tionary States,' providing that no representa-
tives shall be received from any such State IN
til by act or Joint resolution of Congress, ap.
proved ny the President or passed notvlth-
standing his objections, it shall be de!ared that
the State has formed just local government,
republican in FORM and entitled to representa-
sion IN Congress. In other words the subssl-
tute proposes to deal with each State separate.
" upon its own merits, without establishing
system of readmission applicable to them all.
The National Inteigencer says:-''When
We announced lew days since that francis r.
Blair, sr. had gone to the 'front.' we dc SO
nnon the authority Of most reliable lutornlan's,
Upon scarcely less ,han that do we now state
that the report prevails ia high R4nn5l!can
quarters that Mr.. Blair IS again set down Tor
,he same destination Il is rumored that soon
sitter his departure from Gen. Grants camp to
returp 10 Washington, a pass Tor hiin 10 60 10
Richmond reached Our lnes.
On Friday morning last, the steamer
Potomac, from New York, took Tire around
the boilers, when between Wood LII md and
Cape Elizabeth, and burned TO the water
edge. The passengers we're taken OF IN boats.
The MATE. awo others, and the second cook,
were lost.
The Washington Chronicle publishes let
Ter fsom G. NJ. Bruce member OF the Con
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-09

Que of the rnE,ss wonderful cities III America
for business, enterprise, growth, population
aod rapid advancement, is the CRY Of Chicago,
where there are now over 10000 people. As
recently as 1882 there were bot twelve families
in this now pCpuous town Even ~ 1885 The
county numbered but 9,773.
There are contradictory reports about the
death Of Gen. Sterling Price, Of Missouri
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-09

The Washington Star says thar 5Ee recent
account OF the Roanoke expedition, has. been
exaggerated, and that only two .. s. gnnboats
were destroyed, and the number of prisoners
aud s!lled uls;e ported.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

WAsHfxur0S, Feb. l5.--Lucien Cuts
has been appointed Collector Of Inter
nal Revenue for San Francisco, vice
Patrick, removed
1t has been incorrectly understood
that no draft was 10 take place BY the
Presidents proclamation, il the quotas
are not filed by the 18th then thsre
would be draft On Monday previous
he issued orders that in localities where
the quotas were not full by the 18th,
preparations be made for draft. When
ready for the draft il viii take place at
once In the meantime recruiting can
go on. This has been the usual pro
ceeding.
The Board OF officers to Investigates
the cause Of the magazine explosion at
Fort Fisher report that il vas the result
of earelessness on the part Of some one
unknown IL appears that Immediately
after the capture Gen. Ames gave orders
to Lieut.. Col Sect to place guards on
| all the magazines and bomh-proofs He
placed guards on thirty-ons OF them,
but the magazine which was n.ihe rear
end Of The fort, which was the one that
/ exploded, escaped his notice Soldiers,
| sailors and marines were running about
with lights in tbe fort and bomb-proofs,
and diseharging arms Some Of these
men were intoxicated, and were seen q
enter the main magazine with hghts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

CAIRo, Feb. l5.-Steamers Argyle and
Forsyth collided opposite the city last
night The former wsS sunk; the later
badly damaged
Nearly 1900 bales Of cotton not pre-
viously reported, arrived here during the
pas, two days, in about equal amounts
for Cincinnaei and ST Louis
Memphis advices OF the 18th, sly 3
portion Of the expedition sent from that
city on the 18th alt, under Col. Oshand
returned With so prisoners and guam
sity of live stock.
The expedition penetrated Louisiana
as far as Washita river, meeting but
little resistance, the only organized
force OF the enemy being Harrison !
| brigade, which was beyond WashitA,
Several steamers and an inu ensg
Quantity Of rebel stores we're destroyed
/ snd about 200 prisoners captured, mos
of whom were psrolled. Scarcely {
man lost on our side; only few wound
ed, bat many horses broken down owins
to the rough county over which IA
| expedition passed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

wAsHIxeros, Feb. l5.-Ths Richmond
Wig, Of the 18th, learns from Freder-
icks5urz that a large Yankee cavalry
force was moring towards that town
through Stafford county
Tae Charleston Mercury, Of the l0ih,
sayn that a detaehnent of Yankee
troops had been landed at Little Britain
and recommended secret posts.
4 few shells were thrown into Charles
ton on Saturday
4 letter IN the Mobile Register says
that 1000 Yankee cavalry have gone
down the Mississippi 70 New Orleans
Extensive military preparations are
going on at Baton Rouge
The Petersburg Express, OF Saturday,
says tha, Chadburn's rebel scouts had
tapped the Yankee telegraph near Co
Din Point Afterwards they attacked a
party sent out 70 repair the line, killing
III negro eavalrymen and capturing "a
horses
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16

ed 80 much by bis single, uuaided edort1
He Is almost the Oldest steamboat cap
tain living, and for the past twenty
years has been connected with the
steamboat aud mercantile interest Of
St. Louis.
Ia starting this new line, be has sue
ceeded in combining together about
twenty-five frst-class steamers, among
which are some Of the Aeetest and most
palatial crafts aAoat, which viii run
regularly between St Louis or Louis
vile and New Orleans al the year
round, tLeir selection having been made
90 as to meet the requirements Of sea
son Of the year when the water is too
low for the larger class Of boats to rup.
For the high water season such boats
as the Magenta, Indiana, Henry Won
Phul, Henry Ames, Magnolia, Lady Gay,
Clara DoIsen, and other such boats, can
not be surpassed while for low water
they have some Of the lightest boats
aAoat, sash as the BeilIiaAt, Paragon,
Bart. Able, Isabella, Jennie Lewis, and
others equally as good rrsrr.
That line formed Of such boats, and
well managed, will be successful, there
Il no manner Of doubt CD
Among the directors OF the Peoples
and Merchants line We notice some o.
the best and most entsrprising business
men Of the Mississippi Valley, which is
a tower Of strength to any corporation,
Edward Walsh, David White, M s.
BephaIn, y. f. Hutchison, IL. L. Lee,
J. B. Ford, Geo ". Boyd, and others,
equally as prominent and well known,
are the men which constitute the board.
Capt. David White has wisely been
elected President and Capt Geo. W.
Boyd Secretary and general Superin-
tendsnt, two gentlemen who enjoy 81
large share Of public confidence as
any 10 St Louis. Il IS the design Of
this company to have steamer at the
ST. Louis wharf al al times 40 that
neither the shipper nor passenger shall
suffer frnm that delay, 80 provsrbial
among steamboats, generally.
The rates of freight and passengers
will be uniformly arranged so that there
can be no imposition or iFregalaFity,
which is too often the case among our
boatmen, especially with steamers from
other Parts, who oflsn cut down prices
and put them up 20 exorbitant rates
when they have the chance,
The line in eli It's workings promises
to be just and equitable, and that IL will
get fair share of patronage from the
merchants and shippers Of the great
Mississippi Valley we cannot doubt, nor
that the People and Merchants Line
will aeon establish nm enviable reputa.
ton and enjoy tho confidence Of all par
ties IN ST Louis and New Orleans, and
all other points on the route.
Tho boats have already commenced
running between ST. Louis and New Or.
leans, and very shortly they win be in
good working order, both arriving and
departing with promptness and regu-
larity We wiah them prosperous and
brilliant career.
Capt, J. b. Hall, Of this city, is one Of
the Directors, and Hall 4 Rudd are
agents for the new line.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-16
view TorE markess.

sEw ToHx. Yeb. -.
coTToE-Rashss sore active, hui without any
deziaed ahangs in pFias, a so1B2e for Hidaiing
FL0uR-ssAts ana wssiern ie better On com
Iaea grades. wkIia BETTER brands are duii. 10 go
10 - fer Extra state II i61ti . for Extra
keuna Hoop 0ht1, ana II s9satf % for TreAs
Bssada. eiossd quiet. with No SELLERS 81 somnon
grades Il INSIDE qassatloss.
wEfsEr--wsst~En -, ssd quisi-
IS uAAA@Q asat as HFt3t -srfrne7 kaeiBe
Spring III; Winter Ed Western a 40
EYk-stsadys - Ca wssssrR.
TARLEY-Qufes.
coRg-0sJ Red 81 In stor.
oATs-pali At 1901 los Scr wssssEa.
eoRTRE-shAis essisr.
EUQAR-Qnief
MOLAss ks-~pull.
M0OL-QHist.
FETROLKUM Dali, s. sor crsd.. ~ fer Re-
end ia boaa. and ssAsa fsr 90. frss.
fpRK-eaist. Ena Sithoat teai4ss chsng~ ;
y saa57 e fsr sew Mess - 3saAas essS fss -
aua "a DO, cab and rexaiar gay. eissi e At q 50
oash - 0vss3o % for Frtmss saa = Tss3s 90 fer
prime Mesa. Aiss. 500 sels usw Mesa, baysrs
And sslist's eptisn, fsF February. March sna
ApFii, at 81 Eo8ss %.
BEEF-o1< fsr cunb.rlsna cut, saist-
ctr MEAfs-stssdy
DRESSED H0sS~Firm Al tTi4E71..
LARp-Fisa a lssf sz3as. leo sbis, fsE Fsh-
raaTy, sellers spsieu. At "a and so bbis. 80 ar
rive, re- al this meath. 81 -.
BOTTEE-FiFmi s2sas ios ohio. aaA ga
fer stats.
CHKEsE-Quist II iaas2c.
A0SEY-Qaits arm Al per esat-
sFEELGAe-~bHd - 81 al %
GOLD Dali aud loser oFsaing ~ secs. sad
GOvERNmksr sTOcKs-Firus asd v.ies e..
81. resposs. iOss io-4as, eeupons, Vkss-