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The following AneOdOte IS relate

The following anecdote is related Of
GenWxis6ox BY correspondent:
The General was at Strawberry Plains,
East Tennessee, and one Sunday morning,
while he was stiff in bed, one OF the team
sters at sthesdqusrteFs began to beat one of
his mules and swear furioGslysrl The Gen.
ersl having bornethe noise for some time,
sent his orderly with this message to the
enFaged driver aPlesse say to the man
that his mules will mind him grei,t deal
betsera he-uss less profanity on this day.
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FROM CHICAGO.
tspeelnl Dl.p.tehs. . tho olae,lssnall aa.elts.J

--.-... ..---. OHTcAeo, July Q.
q Major General Slocum arrived heeare.this
morning and took rooms at the Sherman
House. His arrival was hardly known to
any person here till he had been in the
city several hours He viii rsmain here
till Monday evening, and then leave for
Vicksburg to assume command of that de-
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TRIAL OF DAVIS.

......t -..a- Il NKw YORK, July 10. q.
The Posts special says it seems TO be
certain that Jefferson Davis will be tried
by a Military Commission, in Washing
ton, on q charge, of completely in the as
ssssinstion plot. iI l.4k - Fa.rii5 hsH
The rooms in the old penitentiAFy are to
be enlarged and fitted mp lyisI - b. II
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THElRIsH RRIgAmE

.l7 1s - NEw YORK, July 10.
The Irish BrigAde went up to Hart's
Island this morning TO receive their pay
and be mustered cut.
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wTTrRNBERG.

This Institution, located near the pleas
ant and healthful city of Springfield, Ohio,
presents in its catalogue for 1854 5, sum-
mary of theological students, 5 Seniors
II; Juniors, 10; SophOmores, 10; Fresh
men, Is partial course, IA preparatory,
73-Total l55. '7-'-i i-
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-s-he q Loses MS e-AAD anu HIS
The Troy Press is responsible for the
following: '. -4.''-eia. I'D 81. ii'T
Our townsman, John Morfisssy,is is now
q "power" in the Stock Board, as years
ago, he was in the prizsring- His shreWd-
ness is equal to his muscle. Here is q case
in point: A few weeks ago, if will be re-
membersd, John M, Tobin, President Of
the Hudson River RsilrQAd, resigned.
John MOrrissey was the immediate cause
of that resignation, which was brought
about under the following circumstances ::
About month since Mr.. Tobin "LO0k his
chances" at the faro bank of Mr. Morri;sey
in New York, and very soon won $4,000.
He continued playing until he lost $24, 900,
when he stopped. Mr.. Morrissey de-
manded his money, which Mr.. Yobin re-
fused, but offered TO compromise with
$4,000. This offer Mr.. Morisssy indig-
nsntly rejected, but gave 10 Mr.. Fobin one
week in which toA'settle.R Z The time ey.
pired, and Tobin was not heSrd from.
Morrissey called upon him, and threatened
70 disgrace him smong his associate, busi
ness and otherwise, unless he came TO
terms" Tobin wRs fnexorabie, whereup-
on Morrissey, tFnest0 his word, reported
the matter at the Fifth AVenue-Hotel, at
the Stock Board, and other resorts Of TO
bins. Commodbre KsndefmH heard of
it, and certain as fate, in less than week
after, Mr.. John M. Tobin resigned the
Presidency of the Hudson River Railroad.
John Aorrissey tFlumphej. Much speeu-
latiOn war indulged in 1t the time by the
outside world, rs to the cause of TObin's
action. But those are the facts, as related
to US Ly gentleman IN position to know
them. John Morrissey is power IN more
respects than one. 4 AsAA-s-E 80 ss W.
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AUCTION SALES.
S4O,OOO worth of DRY Goods

OonsiIting in part as follows;
2OO0yards Plain Fine inens for bOsOms and col
lars
$500 yards Plsin Family hesVy Linens for Shirt
ing, &o.
4GO ards lO-4, ia und 12-4 Linens sbeetngs, of
- the best brands.
1000 yards s, 5-4 and Pillow Case Liners,
. richardson's make.
200 IA So "a. 1O4 11-O, and IL to 2O4 Bleaehed
Table Cloths.
1EO Extsntion Table CLOTHS, Double Damask, suit
able tor the largest tables, made with borders all
900 DOublssAtiH Damssk broWu Table Cloths, all
sizes.
goo ysris Blesched and Brown Table DamAlk,
various figures.
- ], ,OOl Double Damssk Napkins and Doyles.
], 300 dozen Huekabaok and Damask Towels, with
pialn and cOlOrnd toTdeTs.
900 pisos- Scotch and BiTd's eye Linen DIsps
Finest quality.
1900 yards Ebglish, ,Russisn and American Crashes
blstehsd and brown
5000 yards beaehsd Mus'ins, bsst brands, in 4,
b-4, and 10
5000 yards Brown MuslIns, extra heavy in all
WidfhG
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Extra Billy Smith is looking around 70
see il there isi not 8 chance for seat IN
Congress from the Alexandris, Virginia
diatrict. -
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YALE

The class which will graduate st Yale
College at the coming Commencement
number SO. Twenty will study theology,
25 law, 20 20medieine, 10 become teachers,
and the remainder engage in other busi-
ness a
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o. CUTTER 4 SON, Auetionsers
a w OFFI1E or Ass'T eUARFERnAsrER,
OLBvTL4ND, June 2lst, 1866.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN in pursuance Of inEtruetions from the Ohief
Quarterm8ster OF the Northern departments, will
sell st Public Auction, on Saturday, July lat, the
property known the Government Coral, on the
Heights, At Cleveland Said property consists Of
Board Buildings, ss follows:
if Lot I--Oiee And Forage House, IS fset long by
50 fsot IN width.
Lots to 5--StIbe, 2OI feet long by 80 feet width
Lot 6-Mess House, 4s feet long by 20 feet width.
Lets TO ls--stable Sheds, S57 fees By Il feet in
W-dth.
Lo9 "a to S4-B0ard Fenos, 1880 feet Iong by 6
fsst high.
Lot S5--F1Gnk Flooring In tho stable.
The abeve property will be sold IN lots as divided
above, At 30 much per foot, board measure, con-
tsinsd therein. The property 20 be taken down
and removed within seven days from date Of sA'e,
at the expense Of the purchaser. Terms cash on
dalivery BASIL l.. SPAHGLER,
.s f... Captain and A. Q. NJ.
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B. s. Osborn, the navsl reporter recent
ly court martiAled for publishing news rel
ative to the. Wilmington expedition, has
again become connected with the press, as
city reporter. The court gave him 4 full
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-11

More "Reminiscences of Ar. LincoIEs q
Mr.. Carpenter eentribptss 70 last weeks
L'ldepeadenL another chapter of his remin-
isences Of Mr.. Lincoln, from which we
take the following: -5ss - ~
| - -- sHAKESPEAREs a
Something was sail about The play of
HAMLET Mr.. Lincoln walked up with She
msnlion Of The thene, and soon after ssi6
(and 1 have often thought OF his words
With sssd interest since his own sssassins-
tioD "lhere is one passage 81 the play
Of Hunftet whichi is very spt to Be sluIred
over by the actor, orton9itted sltogelher,
which seems 20 me the ehOsOest p&Fkof the
play. 1t is" he went on to say, "the so
liloqny ofthe king after the murder. 1t
always struck me as OHepf thetiRest touch
es Of nature in the world"
Remaining in thought for few lmo-l
ments, he continued:
"The opening of the play Of sRFng Rich.
ard the Third seems To- me- often -eatirely
missppFehendsd, It Is guide common for
sn actor 20 come hpon the sLsge, and, in
sOphomoEieal style, Dbegin ,Yithtsa flour
isb: QGs ;
"sHoW Is the winter Of our discomfort
Made 3 orious summer by this q York.
And a ] the clouds that lowered upon our house
In the deep bosom Of the ocean buiedP
Now said he, 'this is sHiwrong. Richard, |
you remember, had been, ana wss then,
plotting the destruction of his brothers to |
make room Tor himself Outwstdly the
most loyal to the newly crowned king, se-
eretly he could scarcely contains his imps-
tience st the obstacles STILL in the IEay of
bis own elevation. He spPears upon the
stage, just after the crowniDg OF Edward, 4
burning with repressed hste and Jealousy.
The prologue Is the uttenanes.Of the most
intense bitterne ess and satire.''s
Then, uncoLsciously assuming the char
scter, Mr., Lincoln repeated, also from
memory, hRichsrds' soliloquy, rendering
1t with a degree of force and power that
made 1T seem like new eresti IN to me.
Though familiar with the passage from /
boyhOod, can truly say that never till
That moment hsd fully sppfeeiated its
spirit. could not refrain from, laying I
iown my palette snd brushes, and Ap-
plauding the President heartily, upon the
saying, at the same time, half
n earnest, that al was not sure but that
le had made 8 mistake in the choice of s
considerably, as may be in J
.gIned, 10 his amusement. n N
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FROm CALIRORNIA.

III - NEW YORK, July To-.
The steamer Costa Riea arrived this
morning bringing s7so,OOO in ifeAsurs.
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EMPRESs KID GLOVES,

q ssh afsortment In ohoios colors, lust racs,v.5
"s MORGAN, kO0i & 90.
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GENERAL oLIRK.

Brigsdier General W.T.. CLARK, Of the
Army of the Tennessee, passed through
New York to-day en- route for Texas.
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ASSISTANT QUAnzEnnAs1Eas OrrIoE, }

. :
GOVERNMENT having use for the
VI above mentioned OAFral and Stables, for the
cATrAing aud sale OF (50O) hVe hundred ssTvicable
mules the 6th Of July, 1895, the above sale viii
be postponed until "wednesday, July IL, 1865. The
sale to take place on the premises, commencing at
10 o'clock, A n.
q '7fI BASIL L ssAEGLIR,
je2a.22s Captain aud A NJ
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7sO LOAs,

+. .r PHILADHLPHIA, July 8.
: Jsy Cooke reports the subscriptions to
the 7-So loan today at $5,471r 300. .szlsI.
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Major j. 2. Herrick leaves for Gincfn-
natl tomorrow, to pay off troops near
thsre g71 i.|isass 'jtb.
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Gold, 1879. -'''"
Stocks not very active.
New York Central, 957l; Erie, 7s1<; Hud-
son, - Reading, s92l; Old Southern s51I.
Pittsburgh, 693zi Rock Island, 1Os !.
North Western, 292z North Western nys'
ierred, 6sA; Fcrt Wayne, s61z; MaripOss
1875. -ti :.
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Tie NatioaAl IntelIigencer says that In
Washington it is understood that the vs-f
cant Judgeship lies between Horace May
nsrd and Judge Darrell. ~, 80 '-l9- =. -. -
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Hon. Charles A. DAna's registration as
Assistant Secretary of War took efaci
yesterday. He left for New York this
morning, wherehs win remain. for several
weeks to recuperste.
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- AO l. ~
following:

A Railroad President rights the Tiger
-.-He Loses his Cash and his 's'SIf.s'
The Troy Press is responsible for the
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-11
TKON AND NAIL WAREHOUSES

q J Il rsduosd prices, sf OoWLEs 3 co.'s,
ss4ltl
.QHH .gHtl 1850 caef rHt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-23

ALBANY, August 22.ANIr. r.. CiilIett,
counsel for Jcn. Davis, in a note to the
Albany Argus, says ...,s.r.f.t.i..-,
"AIr. Davis has no more information
concerning his trial than others have. u
In a letter from Mr.. Davis, dated the
18th inst, to Mr.. Gillett, he snys !: 81 am
still ignorant of the charges against
me, the source of them and the tribunal
before which 1 ana to answer. Your
letter gavc mo the first notice of the
Washington Indictment" Mr., Davis
requests Mr.. g. to have ~ conference
with Mr.. Charles .o'Connor, his only
other counsel, so they may beiprepared
for the trial whenever it may he
brought on, with MS little delay as the
nature and Importance Of the case wilT
permit. y.il.I.slI..i - .9,.S'i {
A direct application to the proper de-
partment, asking to be informed, if not
improper, where, when and before what
tribunal Mr.. Davis is to be tried, re-
mains unanswered, because, as is sup
posed, neither Inns been actually deter
mined on by the President. '7iit 4
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Bethany College.

HIHIS INSTITUTION IS LOCATED IN
i one of the most beautiful and healthy
portions OF the hill country Of West Virginia.
II Is In Brooke county, SfIteen miles north of
Wheeling, and SepeIl miles from WellsbuTR, Mt
which place, persons coming either by boat
or ran, can md hacks ready to take them to
the College. Situated as Il Is In the country,
IL is removed at once nom the temptations to
eXtraVagance, and the facilities for vice which
attach to Colleges in or near large cities
Young men who desire thorough education
VIII ind peculiar advantages in Bethany Col
lese. She has an experienced Faculty and
Affords the best education on the lowest terms.
The 25th Session will commence on the LIST
Monday in October next and terminate ON
the last Thursday OF June, 1865.
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, President.
PofessOr of Mental Moral, and Political PHI
CHARLES LOUIS LOOs, Professor OF Ancient
Languages and Literature.
ID. w. JOHNSON, Professor Of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
R. RICHARUSoS, Professor of Natural PHI
losOphy, Chemistry and NatuT1l History.
-.-.. .--.. TERMS.
Boarding from 81 90 TO $3.50 per week.
Tuition, per session of months, 5000.
Washing and lights extra.
Marticulntion Fee s., 90.
For Catalogues or further Information adj
dress W. X. PendletOn or c. L. LOos, Sec'ty.
auglS-2md&tw
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Letter nom IN. 1I1eI,coeI..

WASHINGTON, August 22.-NIai. Gen.
Hitchcock has published Letter on the
subject of the exuhange of prisoners, the
cause OF the ,suspension; the inhtiinan-
ity of tie rebel government, and sun
ports the policy of Secretary Stanton.
General III. IN this letter says as long
as the cartel for tile exchange. Of trisoii-
ers was respected i'll the South it was
faithfully observed by our government,
and there was no reason TO doubt its
fnithful execution by the government
until the end of the war unless properly
revoked by competent authority IL
the rebel authorities lad not distinctly
violated its terms under circumstances,
indeed, of great-Hggravntion.
He also aLlds: " The day must come
when every. true American will be
proud of the reflection that the govern
ment WIS strong enough TO crush the
rebellion without losing the smallest
element of its humanityOr.its its. dignity
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6dnfatipna1.
WASHINGTON ald JGfGE0l G0IIRgR.


nJHE TRUSTEES OF THEUNITED
~ college Of Washington and IeffeTson
hereby announce that the first session of the
said College, lthe year being divided into
three sessions,) viii open simultaneously in
ington, on Wednesday, the 2Oth of Septem-
her next, and continue thirteen weeks
The Senior, Junior and Sophomore Glasses
of the Academical Department win he in
structed under the immediate cafe OF the
President and four Professors at CanonsburG
The course Of studies will be substantioIIv AZ
heretofore with such enhancement fF0n1 time
to time, and fidelity in execution as may fnI-
NIL the objects OF the union.
The Freshman Glass, the Preparatory
School, and new and complete DEPARTMENT
of Science, las applied to the practical arts of
nfel Will be in like manner, under the supeF-
vision and instruction OF the Vice President
and two PnoteSsoSs at Washington, An nd
ditional profeEorship has been established in
this branch OF the College, which will be filled
when the undB VIII warrant It Students
having passed successfully through the scien5
tic course VIII receive diplomas with the
title OF b. g. bachelor in Sclence) Special at
tentIon Will be given, in this department to
Civil and Military Engineering, Mining, Me
chanicS, Modern Languages and the educas
ton OF Teachers. The Preparatory studies
VIII not, as Is common in colleges be under
the care Of Tutors and undergraduates, but
Of the Vice President
Further information may be obtained by
addressing Professor ID. h. Riddle, d. d. at
Canonsburg, or the Rev. James BlnclC, Vice
President, at Washington, Pa
QuR2l-2tdSW
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Finnucfni 5Annir..

NEW You, Aug. 22.=-The demand
to4 money is unusually light. Private
bankers hold large balances which tliey
are Offering ut six per cent AppIici-
tions for loans however are generally
without a demand ifOrT per cent! The
links are generally lending Mt Z per
deTd upon 1905 has tended 70 ifripfoye
the supply of currency. Discounts are
qniet, the supply Of bills Is not large
and good names are readily. taken at z
OK cents; other grades at 9l9l0 Der
cent. The government Is supposed to
Deselling thismorning andithe price is
consequently easier. Speculative ope-
rntions appear TO have received check
from. the late developments and the
late transactions are at present chiefly
of a REGULAR character.
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NEW YoRK, August 22.-The VIII
mington Herald of the 10TH contains an
Official communication from Major Me-
Lean, of Fayetteville, ihWhich he states
of two negroes being tied
up and publicly whipped in Fayette-
Vile, that one negro, iIfter being tried
and convicted of larceny, was whipped
according to the laws of the State; also,
that the statement Of negroes being
whipped and left tod until a STORM
prostrnted them is false, the report
originating from the fact that n MILF
taty officer caused two shop Stealing
lamp posts for two, hours as punish-
ment for their offiense. The Mayor
knowing no cases Of cruelty to negroes.
either by civilians or the civil nufhori-
ties. i..is .e.sls r'li ~. .isz5d 5I+l5
r. w. ,Hardle, sheriff of Cumberland
county, states that the report that he
publicly whipped two negroes al Fny-
fayetteville Is faIse.
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a Trip rhronel, &c sontl,L

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.LThe Chronf-
Gle, of this morning, says:
From an official who has Just re-
turned from n brief trip through some
of the southern States; where he went
fr1natiOn of the reports which, have re-
Gently como from those localities, of the
utter restitution of the south, and OF
the desire of the people Mt large to sub
United States. u
Tho Chronicle adds, ffonIdll accounts
1t appears that II a fair expression of
public opinion can be obtained at the
coming election in the South, there win
be but little difficulty in the5yOrlk1o re-
organization. III
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New YoRK, August 22.-The Times,
special says: -
Ottcers who receive designations at
Washington have no knowledge OF the
reception of the resignation of b. II.
Butler as an officer.
The President has returned from his
excursions much improved in health.
Hon. Alfred Ely Inns been summbneil
as a witness against Writ, and not for
him as has been stated. ~ 81
3. Nicholson has been assigned aE
commandment OF tina NaYigat ion Depart
ment at Washington. ei Vis Z,
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The Trial OF Kirtz.-sIotlon 10 Qnasi
The (hargeH. =.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 22.-The motion
to quash the charges and specifications
against Capt. Writ, made by. tho de-
PENDANTS counsel, was argued principal
ly by Judge Hughes, who commended
that they We're too general and uncer-
tain and that the offences charged were
cogniZable by civil and not military
courts. The commission oyer-rnled the
motion and the prisoner then plead "not
guilty" to the charges against him.
Col. Chapman, the Judge Advocate,
to-day suggested that the prisoner be
remanded to the Old Cnpilol and the
Court was adjourned. In this the Court
without n formal vote ncquiesced.
Judge Hughes wanted to know to
what time the Court had adjourned.
Col. Chapman replied that. he would
notify counsel of the re-assembling of
the Court and then requested the wit
nesses in attendance TO give informn-
structed them not to leave the city until
discharged.
Judge Hughes said he would like TO
be heard. .
Col. Chapman replied that under the
parliamentary law there could now be
no debate.
Maj. Gen. Wallaee-The Court stands
adjourned, consequently there can lie
no arguments iaII1
Judge Hughes The prisoner having
been arraigned, we enter our protest
against a break up of the Court or an
indefinite ad5Ournment. We ask for
the discharge of the prisoner or that the
curt proceed with his trial.
Maj. Gen. Wallace Rreplied that the
court had adjourned.
During this eolloquy the prisoner
was removed from the Court room by
the military guard.
The adjournment without a day lav-
ing been named for feassemb bling of the
Court, took the counsel and spectators
by surprise. No reason is as yet known
for this course, though there Is suspicion
that the aharge of conspiracy may be
Withdrawn. 81
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New Yorl. cattle. NTorIlct... =

.-' a.Ht.s GNFsM 70 4 DIRK aug ~
The current prices for the week at all
the markets are:
BEEF CAITLE-Per head, LIST quality,
SiIa1T 80; fir to good, SI5aI6, 80; com.
mon, 81, 5Oali,5 Oi inferior, $aail 80.
I Cows AND CAIYIES--fsNtrus,! per head.
SS0a 100; first quality, ST5nSO; ordinary
$GOaI5; common S5OntB; inferior, $4Oa6O.
D. VEAL GAINES First ounlity, p 10.
llal2e; ordinary, 9alO; common, sJza9;
inferior, SlS1S.
SHEEP AND LANfIls- EXtrais, p head,
SSaO,5 prime; SGa7, 80; ordinary. 81, bOa
$50; common, 4a4, 80, inferior, $3,5Ohl4.
SwINE-Heayy corn fed p H., .l2I<n
1855 light and medium, i2nI2I<; still
The market for, Beef Cattle yves muc,,
the same as last week, though II any
ty of the Cattle We're better and the
number of inferior cattle altogether
smaller, in view of which fewer sold
ut the lower quotations. Tho bulk of
the offerings sold ut Is ISnl6c,. lint uiiite
a numbersold from 13c down to DC
Boz The market was heavy at the close.
and prices We're with difficulty sustain-
ed. Netls We're in fair demand. Extra
offerings sold pretty freely, but com
mon was duh. Siit.f lli linn r4fflT
Sheep and lambs Were tribe lower,
but tidrly active.
Hogs huvG been held above the views
or buyers; for the most part the closing
prices were aa above. - n
Total receipts of all stock Mt all the
yards for the week were as follows.
Beeves, 5S44; cows, los: veal calves.
1926. sheep and lam lg ~ 3SS "a ssfrsF.r
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: ~ sr. LoUIs, Aug. %.
CorroN-Ffrnier; 42c for mfddIing;
receipts $40 bales. 'tHd- ilL Esif9'
g FLoUIs--DulI, Spring ST,T5as,OO. -
b MHEAT-ImproVed;S Spring 81, l5aI ,85;
Fall 81, 45a2,30, the latter for choice.
CoRN-unchHnged. e1ils
/ Unchanged, -r
RYE-I5c; small sales,
TonACco-Eower, shipping leaf $Oa
1878; Manufacturing $40, 25a42; line do.
$685. 90. gii i;gast aUT HfWiiF,r affny
5. tWHIsKg-So sales, -.5, 80,