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INC IndInn ConnciIs.

FORT SMITH, ARK, Sept. I5.-The
remainder of the loyal Cherolxees, also
the rebel Seminoles, signed the treaty.
The other delegations asked further
time, but gave assurances that they
would all sign the treaty. There seems
the tribes except the Cherokees. Gen.
Harvey Will attend the Bluff creek
council on the 4th of October, instead OF
Col. Parker.
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PH1LADELPHIA. Sent. /

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IS.
PETRoLEUM-Firm; refined in bond
53@57 &c, do. free 7l@Ts. BLoUR-Has
declining tendency super 81 OO@T 20,
extra O0@s 20. WHEAT-Quiet; new
Quiet; yellew 92c. OATs0Higher, Mt
4Sc for new. CoFFEE-Steady; Rio 2i1S,
Laguayrn % in gold. CoTToN-Quiet
at 45c. WHIsKY-Closed firm Mt 81 %;
buyers demand reduction.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. Is.
GovERNArENT SToCKs- Steady; 7-3O
Treasury Notes 993s; 1910 coupons 81;
Dos, registered l051z; $40 coupons,
lO9I5. enthusiastically; Rock Island
1l2; Prairie du CHEN 81; Ill. Cen. scrip
l261S; Northwestern prefr'd 6l4; Ohio
Il Miss. cert's q; Cumberland As; Quick
silver Az; MariposH 1873; Pacific Mail
100; N. y. Cen. 93Is; Central Coal.GOI4;
North Carolina 81; Missouri 6s T75E.
Cleveland IL Pittsburgh 7I1S.
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Not Mt Fortress aIonrOe.-.Rafsins the
MeFImnc.

FoRTREss MONROE, Sept. ls.-R. B.
Winder, arrested about three weeks ago
on the Eastern Shore by the Provost
Fortress Monroe, as reported.
d. A. Underdown & Co., wreckers,
commenced to-day raising the old Mer-
lmnc, lying near Crnney Island,
where she was blown up by the rebels.
It is estimated that her copper will ex-
coed $50 tons. She has also one compo-
immense amount of old iron, armor,
cannon, &c.
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Providence, Sept. ls.-The counting
room of the Qninebang Company, al
Donulsworth, Conn.,, was entered on
Sunday night and $4,000 stolen from
the safe. The keys were stolen from the
building,
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HOLMES HONE, Sept. 1.-THE steam
er Chronometer, from Calais for New
Haven, arrived here to-day. She re-
ports having yesterday ran into the
schooner Friend, of Mill Bridge, Capt,
Strent, from ElizabethpOrt for Boston,
the vessel sinking in thirty minutes.
The crew were all saved.
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NEW CARPETS.
CARPETS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
" just received by H. G. HARBOUR,
SnD4 nj
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Boston, Sept. ls.-Our new city hall
was dedicated to-day with appropriate
exercises. Speeches We're mnde by the
Mayor and other dignitaries.
a heavy north-easterly gale, with
rain, is prevailing.
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THE New York Commercial aud FL
nGncidl Chronicle OfSaturday last says:
The grocery trade has been active and
strong, especially in CofTees and Sugars,
and very full prices have been realized.
me me sales OF Coffee amount to some 25,-
900 bags, including fair TO good. Car
goes of Rio nj l4al5c, gold, in bond.
The business in Sugars foots up about
II GOO hhds, md 5000 bags; less active
than last week, but still showing n very
large business. Molasses and Teas
have been quito active and very firm.
Rice and Spices were quiet, but firm.
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The SteubrnviIIe Bridge. and the New
Route TO PIttsburgh.
(From &c Clnetnnati qa,ette.l

Y VIZ vs. Se'tSt'fa6tt& SA-GttGsl
The Cincinnati, Columbus and Pitts
burgh Railway, by the short route, will
be fully opened on the LIST of October.
The splendid bridge across the Ohio at
Steubenville is completed. 1t is about
half a mile long, and spans the river
ninety feet above low water mark. BY
this cutoff across great bend in the
Ohio, round which the route has hither-
to gone, considerable shortening of
the distance is effected. This perfect
one of the great through routes from
Cincinnati to New York by which TWEEN
ty-siX miles of travel are saved, and
passengers nre enabled to reach that
emporium one train earlier than byanv
other route. The whole distance from
Cincinnati TO New York by the Little
Miami, Steubenville, Pittsburgh and
Allentown route is T44 miles, and the
only change of cars is at Pittsburgh.
The opening on the LIST of October will
be distinguished by complete equip
ment of new and splendid cars, and as
it will be one of the safest roads in the
United States, and as it passes through
as much variety of natural scenery as
can be found in any other equal dis
lance on the globe, it is expected that
the diligence and energy of the MANN
gers will meet n liberal response from
the travelling public.
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Valuable Coal and Farming Land


StITUATED u MILE BELOW BENWOOD,
- timIlGS below Wheelingl Marshall county,
W. Va, running nom the Ohio River TO the
top Of River Htll, containing - acres, with ~
acres Of coal. There is 2OacTeS OF river bottom
in good cultivation, with small orchard,
md ~ acres OF grape vines: lg acres hill; three
IOurths OF which Is cleared and cultivated. 4
tiTSt rate landing at the river, and great flcil-
more and Ohio Railroad, and the Ohio and
Marshall county Plank Road pass through
the place. The site alongside OF the railroad
or on the river bank, is Very eligible for an
Iron Furnace or Rolling Mill, with cOnVe-
nient supply of coal, and ready shipment by
rail or river. Title lndiSputable. Terms Of
payment made 10 suit purchaser. Apply To
DIR. L. \. HILDRETH,
9Th Street, opposite Court House.
PittsburE Commercial copy l week and
send bill 10 this Office, septS-2w
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THE RELIC HUNTERS IN VIRGINIA
Parties from the North and elsewhere,
having repeatedly of late visited the
battle-fields of Virginia, and appropri-
ated to their own use property found
thereon belonging to the Government,
Gen. Terry, commanding the Depart
ment of Virginia, has issued nm order
prohibiting the purchase, sale or ship
ment to tho North, by private parties, of
fragments of shell, fragments of arms;
the metallic parts OF equipments or nc
coutrements, or of any other article de-
articles as are or have been sold by the
authorized agents of the Treasury De-
pNrtment,
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schooner FounderetI.

Ioebiel scot2 S sa S from ns sG5SSner
W., for oswego, with 5000 bushels OF
wheat, foundered in the gale on Lake
Ontario at daylight this morning, is
miles northeast of Genesee light. The
captain and crew came into tho Gene
see in the yawlbont this morning ut 8
O'Clock, having saved nothing from the
vessel.
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURES.
NJ. S. GENERAI. Hosr1rA1


Wheeling, W. w., April 25th, ISIS.
7 TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING TO
i you thnt l have carefully examined the
Artificial Legs manufactured by LEOSARD
LEGRAS, and for which You are ngent. For
simplicity Of construction MS well as dnrabili-
ty and convenience, have never seen any
recommend them tOany who are unfortunate
enough TO need artificial limbs.
JoHS K1RKER,
A. a. Surgeon, q. S. A., in charge
WHEELING, w. Va, April 9th, 1856
have carefully examined the Artificial
Legs of LEONARD LEGRAS, and find them
simple in their construction, of good work
manship, light and very substantially made.
They will be quite as seTviceable as any artI-
fcial legs in use, and on account OF their SIM
plicity and strength less liable to need repairs.
/ cheerfully recommend them TO any who
may need artificial limbs.
JoHS FR1ssEI1,
a. y. Surgeon, U. .. A
HEBRON, PLEAsANTs COUNTY, w. VAL
September IL, 1865.
Mr.. Charles Behler, Hheeling, ". Ia.
Dear Si:-I have now been using the two
half legs OF the Legran make, furnished by
you, for over two months and II affords me
great pleasure in saying that they have been
a great satisfaction to me In that time. The
limb is simple in construction, strong, and Is
very comfortable; in fnct ind it Just the
limb which the necessities of my case require.
Ihope there may be but few who have been
80 unfortunate as to have lost both their limbs
AS have, buff any such should be found, to
such especially, and to all Others, whose mis-
fortune 1t is TO be deprived of n limb, 1 cheer
fully recommed the LegTan limb on account
OF It's strength, simplicity, and general adap-
tauon 70 the uses for which 1t is intended.
Very truly yours, &c,
SAMUEL BUMGARDNER.
For further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEIIIIER, Agt.,
Monroe ST., bet. Market Il Fourth.
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r OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY,
i situated on the line ofthe National Road,
four miles east of the city OF Wheeling. Said
property consists Of my residence containing
eleven rooms and an attic finished, bath
rooms and all modern Improvements; also,
Ioufteeh acIes OF gronhu nttached, on which
stabling, ice and spring house, chickeTy and
two cisterns. Also, one hundred and twenty
i've Apple trees OF choice kinds; Pear, Peach
Plum and Ounce trees, all bearing. There
are also choice selections OF Grapes, RaSpber-
ries, BlaclSberTtes, Strawberries, and other
small fruits. The grounds are finely laid out
with eveTgreens and other ornamental shrub
berry.
l Will also sell my Household Furniture TO
any one desiring 10 purchase all together
Persons desiring TO consult me in regard to
price, terms oTpayment, &C., can leave their
names at the Gas COmpany's Office or visit
me on the premises.
feb22-tf JACOB HoRNBRooK.
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BosToN, Sept. ls.-The Advertiser has
the following special:
COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. l5.-The State
Convention has passed WITHOUT debate
an ordinance repeating the ordinance OF
secession. Three delegates voted nav,
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Now york money market.

New YORK, Sept. Is.
MoNEY-NTarket steady at 5CG6 per
cent. STERLING EXCHANGE-Quiet ut
lO9149lO95s. AMERICAN GoLD-Shade
tirmer, opening at l439s, advancing to
l4324, and closing at 1899.
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NEW York, Sept. ls.-Gold is again
tirmer, having stood this morning ut
l4S2sal43A. The principal cause Of the
advance appears to be the increased de-
mand for foreign exchange and the an
tlclpation of liberal purchases for ex-
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HENRY BERRY, ESQ, is announced as
a candidate for Judge of the Berkeley,
Jefferson, Morgan, Hampshire, Pen
dleton and Hardy Circuit. he publishes
card in the Shepherdstown Register.
in which he says:
ST very early in life adopted the prin-
ciples announced by Mr.. Jefferson,
which have adhered to ever since:
Absolute submission to the decis-
ions of the majority is the vitaI princi-
pies of Republic, from which there is
no appeal but to force, the vital princi-
pie, and immediate parent of despot-
Next, the support of the Union, the
Constitution, the enforcement of the
laws.
I have for many years opposed the
doctrines of nullilcation, secession,
and State sovereignty, and more than
twenty years ago predicted that they
would be the ruin of the Country, and
they have been. a sovereign can do as
sovereign when they (ns the faVorite
phrase is acting in their sovereign ca
pacity, declared that the Constitution of
the United States, and laws made iii
pursuance thereof should be the SUI
| preme law of the land, any law or any
Constitution of any State, to the con-
trarY notwithstanding. They by that
solemn sovereign act, restricted their
| sovereignty, and have been ever since
limited, or qualified sovereigns las Mr..
Madison calls thGm,) subject to the
paramount authority of the United
| States.
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BALT1AIoRE, Sept. Is.
FLoUR = Very quiet and steady.
WHEAT Firm; sales of 1000 bush Ken
lucky white. CoRN-Dull; white S5c,
PEE Stendy; Rio l9@22c. WHISKY
81 80 for western.
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Propertv for Sale.

ENHE DWELLING HOUSE ON QUINCY
u Street, between Fourth and Filth, now Oc.
cupied by Rev. Mr.. Mofht. Also, the udJoin-
ing House now occupied by Mr.. Hall. Also,
the properly on Market street, known as the
Old Jail with the tenement on the back end
OF lot, and frame house adjoining the Old
jail viii be sold at bargain II not sold by 9TH
Of October, the property will be offered at
public sale. Apply to
Sep5-lmo \. ALLEN HOWELL.
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For Sale.

T WILL SELL THE HOUSE AND LOT l
l now live in ON Water street, it fronts p feet
inches by 81 feet deep. There Is IA very COM
modious dwelling house with rooms and n
bath house, with both hot and cold water.
stable and ice houSe-all in good repair.
the person purchasing If they want Them as
wish to quit business. For particulars in
quiTe OF j. X BOISFORD.
sepI-tf Water St, Wheeling, WA.
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fur SALE.
For SAME.

TTNHAT VERY DESIRABLE BUsINESs
stand, No, loo Main street, and at present
occupied by the AleSSlS. Jacobs & Bro. as
Dry Goods Store and dwelling. Said prop
ovniing and is now justly considered one OF
the best business stands In the city OF Wheel
ing. II is now rented at the rate Of $3.50 per
uunum.
Title unqusstionable, and terms OF sale TO
suit the purchaser.
Applyto THOS. O'BRIES,
Real Estate Agent, or
s HORKIElAIER,
l76 Market street.
For sale also, Lot No. -, i'll Caldwell's adj
sepI-tT THOS. O'BRIEN.
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The Greatest Medicine Of the Agel
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The Greatest Medicine of the Agel
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The only Safe and Certain Cure for
DIARRHQGA, DYSENTERY, FLUX, SUM
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And all Diseases oTEhe Stomach and BOirels III
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RlLlllful physicians.
KRAFT'S DIARRHCEA COMPOUND has been
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This medicine Is u purely scientific prep1rn-
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Every traveller should have n bottle OF the
DIARRHusA COMPOUND.
Every soldier will md It invaluable.
No Family should be without II.
Do not hesitate to try KRAFT's DIARRHdsA
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MessrS MCCABE, KRAFT l. Co, GcnAcnen;-
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bieSsrs. McCAHE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen:
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| hut was unable to check the disease. / Mt last
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and restored me to my usual health. take
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE steamer
Morning Star has arrived from New
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NEW FIRM.
j. s. TRIMBLE & CO.,
PLuarnERs AND Gas r11,rERs.

nHE UNDERs1GNED HAVE JUST
il opened a new establishment on Market
street, between Quincy and John, where we
will keep constantly on hand n complete as
sortment OF everything in our line OF business.
We are also prepared to execute with despatch
NIL kinds of work connected with the Plumb
tlrely new and hnS been purchased for cash
at the lowest rates. We therefore feel conf
dent that we can give satisfaction to 0ll who
may favor us with their patronage.
aug2S-tf ]. s. TRIMBLE & CO.
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"a W SOhNso4t IN TROUBLE
AT a hotel dinner table to-day, a
wounded Union Captain threatened to
1oS HerSchel v. J0hnsOn's ears il he
ulH not stop his reasonable talk. Her.
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rs FOR THE SUBSISTENCE DE-
PARTNIEST.

The Subsistence Department has con-
tracted for the delivery of one thousand
barrels of flour at nine dollars and fifty
four cents, and five hundred barrels at
ten dollars and twenty-seven cents per
barrel. The bids ranged from these fig-
ures 10 eleven dollars,
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INTERNAL REVENrE.
FROM CENTRAL VIRGINIA

The receipts from internal reyen,
to-day were 81, I23, Jos.
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We NOTES Il ths Lsea Mems No
deaths 10 hat plAse fson Spoele1 Fever.
"A great naay psrsoas iton lhs kast
40 viaitiag DSestsr sosasy lor ~ pr.
poss Of bsyiDg for thensslvss homes. s.
ssys the Leon News.
The Nonparsil Of March Oh says that
the river 1t Council BIufi Ms saariy
clear Of ice ct that time. How il il new,
old fellow?
Coon Saums, Miles Walters and
Misses Rebscca and Susan Trump came
very nearly being drowned near Mount
Pleasant on Saturday. In crossing, in )
wagon. . stream very much swollen BY
recent break up. the wagon came un-
coupled and the parties were thrown into
the water. They rescued themselves with
much difficulty. So rays the Journal.
The Oskaloosa Herald says that the
citizens Of Upton. Cedar county, sre Ia
boring energetically to secure the can'
struotion Of . railroad to that place $50,
900 is already subscribed for tik pur
pose.
| The Herald says Nh. Presnell, living
near Oskaloosa had ten head Of sheep kill
ed or crippled by dogs in one night lately
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Fo : the GATE CRY.
KKokUK, Iowa, March 0, 1865.


Mr Editor: The undersigned soldiers,
who arrived 10 this city BIZ the hospital
steamer r. c. Wood, on the Sth instant,
wish to make known through your col
umns the treatment We received from the
officers and ladies On duty there.
We lef, New Albany, Ind, on the lst
instant; and until We left The boat at this
port, were treated as meanly as the rebels
treat our captarod soldiers in the pens of
Andersonville ard Belle Isle.
Oar fare waF bread of nus.y Gour, half
baked, clammy and sour, with piece of
d, half cooked beef about the size OF a wal
nut, and what they called coffee, but we
could take our oaths never had grain Of
coffee put into it-this constituted our
breakfast Dinner was the same kind OF
bread, a spoonful Of half cooked beans and
tin cupful of the soup. Supper, ditto
bread. spoonful of hominey, sometimes
molassss, and substitute tea.
The Doctors paid very little attention
to our wounds snd diseases, and, did not
tIy in the least to make us comfortable,
but spent their time with the women and
eat ell the sanitary stores designed for us.
We could sec their cooks each day draw
chickens. canned fruits, etc.. from the
Commissary, and take them to their
kitchens for their own use, and the women
were Of the naughty class and thought it
degrading to notice an enlisted man.
Two Of them we're passing the cot Of
one of the SSH Iowa infantry, who was
doing some ornamental painting. One
expressed 10 the other her desire to see
his paintings, but the other, in the
haughtiest tones, used the expression -
"For shame. Would yoa be seen speak
ing 10 dirty. filthy, common soldier !? 1
for one would not degrade myself 60
much ~ and at the same time her hus.
band was wearing q LIST Lieutenant's
shonlder.straps Of the Medical Depart
mont, and had charge of one Of the wards
on the boats.
Now we would most respectfully advise
tho citizens of the State of Iowa who wish
to contribute anything for the benefit of
the soldiers, 10 send it to the hospitals in
our own Site and those having soldiers
in Southern hospitals to send it to them
individually; for we have an experience
in the matter, and do certify that it is
perfect sham.
Mr.. editor, you will please insert this.
Yours n ost respectfully.
EDWIN c BLAKEsLY,
THOMAS ItGlN,
WM. SCHNAKENBEkG,
WINFIELD 81 C0EN.
ALEXANDRA FINLEY,
FRED MISnER,
JOSEPH J. D, STONE,
JOHN BTERS,
Po0L SAVAGE,
]. j. WEINf.
JOHN A. DAVIS,
JAMES g. McK ENZIE
and numerous others.
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Capt. Frank 7. Campbell has again
rcseated himeelf on The editorial tripod a
the Montezuma Republican. after thres
years absence and gallant service in the
army.
The Corydon Monitor says Il did,
ERE zone hundred guns" At the reception
of the news Of tie fall Of Cbarlsstop. -.
CAUSE there wasat that many in the burg,
but Il Lung out tho American dag and
Esjoiced with exceeding great JOY. No.
tioing that tWo.thirds Of Cbarleston l.
destroyed. tho Monitor Issrsss thst tie
- oaethizd 80 ia1l.dpl.
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fiuaafiol auo G6n,,nerrial.



By Telegraph New YoRx, March 10.
> eottou-Duil and lower ut e 4sSc for middlins.
Flour State and Western dull and drcoprg at 10 n
GO IS for Extra State; 10 S54l1 90 fer kxtrh h. H. o.
and IL o5l ii Gj for trade brands, the market closing
dull.
whlsky-rirmcr Western 2 2i02 2S, closing firm at
latter price
wheat-Tuil and dropping NIL. Club at 2 o5.
Rye-Q1iet.
Barlcy-Dull.
Ccrn--Dull snd declining: Yellow ct 6SD1 Co.
Oats-Dull and heavy at III for Western.
Petroleun-Iul at Acc for Crude; &C for Refined in
Bond Sc Tor Refined free.
cotfee-Quet and FIRM.
Sngsr-Dull; Cuba and Muscoyado st 13lzG16lxe.
Molasses-Duii and nominal.
Pork-Heavy and lower at 81 sTizGS5 IS for
closing at 81 S7lx, cash. IS 37IS3 20 for 1861 do
cash and regular way closing at 33 Is. cash. 20 COG
- Is for prime and SO 1894 % for prime mess.
Beef-Duli and heavy ut n 0o120 % for plain
and 10 6pa9z2 % for extIe mess.
Beet Hams-Heary at q oost16 so.
Dressed Hoes-DlH and at 15JS@i6c fer Wtstern.
Bacon--Duti at ls34c for Cumberland cut; lezxDfoc
for long ribbed; 24c for short ribbed, and 15c for
short clear
Cut Mests-steady at 17G1s3.c for shoulders, and
1890 10 &c for hans.
Lafd-lsi as2l%e.
Bnttcr-ieavy and lower at 1s921c for Ohio, and e.
oslo for State.
Cheese-S;eady at i5023cfor common to prime.