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dsFds o. Steady demand, flower grades
\ ASl lower; corset jeans, quiet-Pricea
Stesdy.
Cotton Flame An Increasing sup
! ply; demand STEADY for fine; good IA
4 Their scaFce; Naumkeag and Manches-
ter sell at ia6 for brown SlateFsVillT,
y tor Good Hops, COncstOgA ", Nashua
\ SSH, fremont -, - for devins; Am
oskeag 6119, HAymakers sen, PrOvi-
J deuce g.
Ticks and Stripes Stripes moderate
I lSaettVe; pritEs unchanged: hAymakerS
medal Is; Whltlcnton s. for c, 81 y for
I a !, IS for { A. 900
I PAINTING CLOrHa--Demand less and
holders less confident. Prices i@9c
lower; Standards 6ixGl leqnoiCd ut lie
for present delivery, Prints agents
have yielded about lc per yard. lobher
are buying quietly, Tho stock Is not
large and agents seem confident OF
maintaining present quotations, The
following ArO the jObbers quotations:
Merrimac III; GoehecO 20; SprNgNe's,
iancics, -; Richmond y; American y;
Dunhell's y; Saunders al Aliens -;
.AmOSktag u; National Mills ~; Ar
nOltl's d; Lowell 9iJf; Duchess Il, ~;
London mourning Sprague's Ils; At
lHntic mourning, Nj; New York Mills
not quotel; AmOSkcrR Mills 2a}i.
nHlAINs- Demand very active, AS
sortment Ia flrsl hands, most brokeP;
PAcillc Ssj3t; Handlon I2ls; Manchester
S22; Lowell S9lis.
WoOL SHAWiS-In active demand,
especially for leading brands; prices
continue firm ut quotations give last
week.
Tho demand for WOODEN goods contin-
ues very active, ana especially for
cloth fSibries. ThfafolurnCd soldiers
are investing u g0pdly PARTON Of their
pay In u new rig, for theprcsent largely
Increase the demand for fine Cllssimcres,
docskins, cloth and canton ilnnnels.
kentucky Jeans hro wanted for the
southern market, and theprcsent stock
is very light. Flannels continue active,
plain scarlet and orange range nom
~ u 10 SOC; scarlet iwillCd 4its and 40
for L aud q; white Sjand 90; " shukur
GONud so; blue and mixed wills 10 aud
40. Army flNnnels ARE held at "a,
Il standard Harris $ white demlts Sell
ut % and 50 for plain, and twill hlNn-
kcts arc selling ut full prices.
PLAIN DRi:sS GoOns-In demand and
OflnB kVOu llTlNPAs lUe NITlNuIHi NluuEu
on q larger scale yet, do not appear
likely to exceed the wants OF the mark
ct providing the goods are Of the right
class.
The imports for last were: g, 49,, 7Oi,
against 81 ,055, 3;l7 for the corresponding
week last year.
CARPEIs-Rre very active and stocks
light; Hartford Brussels are l5e. higher.
Lowell are 81 50, for superilnCi, 81 Is for
extra supertine, and 81 20 for Imperial
thre0-ply; Hartford Conpuny's medi-
ium superilne, 81 so; do. superhnc,
81 G5; Imperial .hree-ply, 81 81 extra
threc-ply, s. 10.
FoREIGN GoODs.-TradO among Inn
porters continues upon tho whole ac-
i've, though the large sales of dress
goods ut auction have somewhat d.
vested buyers from store purchases.
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SUNDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
FOREIGN NEMR.

FATHER PolNT, Aug. 20.-'The stcam-
err Belgian, which LEFT Liverpool at p.
IN. on the 10th and Londonderry on the
next day, passed this point last even
ing. Her dates are five days later than
those of the China and City of Cork.
The condition OF the Atlantic Cable
remained unchanged. No news had
been received Of the Great Eastern or
her consOrts. Tho dclny in her return
strengthened the impression that SONIC
thing might have happened the tanks In
which the cable was stored and that It
might have been necessary to buoy the
cable until the tanks were made good.
At Il meeting VI the Atlantic Telegraph
Company In London, on the 9th, u was
resuIvedtO convert the preference shares
into consolidated per cent. preferen-
tiaI stock and to issue additional stock
to the amount Of 10000, to complete
the present cablGnnd construct u second.
The chairman, Hon. ]. S. WOrtley, said
he had no information togiYe the meet
ing, hut hoped for reliable information
in a day or two. He said the share
holders should be encouraged and per-
severe. The meeting was unanimous
GREAT BRITAIN.-Satterwaite's CIR
cuIar of the 9Th says; American seed
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pft.sDur- Live stock Market.

PITTSBURG, August la.-The market
for cattle has been moderately active
this week, the transactions in the nggre-
gate being somewhat larger than last
week, und as u general thing the. bulk
of those on sale were Of better quality
than usual. The most noticeable feature,
however, is the large increase of re-
cGipts, and especially Inns this been the
c0se during tho past day or two. Dur
ing the early purt of the week the gem
eriIl tone of tho market was buoyancy
and activity, but towards the close, in
view of the largo arrivals, buyers Insist
ed on, and us u general thing, conces-
sions were made. There is falling off
in the demand for stock cattle, and not
withstanding the arrivals continue
large, prices for this particular grade
are firm ind well-sustnined, ranging
from Ak to SIC for very common to
prime. Really good cattle were in fair
demand for shipment, and we give to
7I{c us the ruling figures for the best,
and o to Gt5c for good to medium. The
shipments to Philadelphia, so far this
week, have been quite large, and It Is
estimated that including to-day's ship
mCnts, nearly two thousand head will
have gone 10 that market.
SHEEP-MRrket tirmer and more nc
tive, and with u good shipping demand.
Prices, us compared with last week,
hive advanced from to &c per pound.
We quote good mutton sheep at from
~ to 51c, some choice SIC. The i'm
proycmenl here may beattributed TO an
improvement In the east, which always
causes shippers to ''pitch I'M with re-
newed energy and vigor. Stock sheep
remain about as lastquoted.
HoGs-Quiet but steady, and receipts
Z for this mNket light. The demand com
tinues fair, and, MS compared with last
week, prices have undergone no quota
J BILE chance. Good averages may be quo
| ted at $ll TO $ll 80, and choice ut 81 90.
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New YoRK, August g.-Gold cortin-
ues to tend upward from a combination
of causes. understood that for the
prcseutat least, the Sub-'TreOsury has
suspended its sale. There is a demand
for tho South Mt the rate Of about three
iourths ola million II week, The pur-
chases for customs are ut the r1te of
about two million per week, while the
advance on foreign exchange tOnear
the specie shipping point produces an
expectation of nn early resumption OF
gold exports, These circumstances
naturally force UP the premium. There
isvcry little spectilntion. Theprices this
morning hhs ranged ut l:sI54Cgli4A.
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INV YORk, August 10.
CorroN--f irmeE and more active 81
i3f5 4tc for mlddling.
FLouR-MOra active and 10l9lb cents
better; u, 20 for extra state; 3 Gs
Is s. for extra round hoop Ohio, and
s. p99l0 10 for trade brands; market
closing quiet and scarcely 50 firm.
WHGsKY-Firm; western u e lP9
%.
WHRAT-There WAS a light supply
in market 9sSc better; in good and
choice qualities, part to arrive; y $StS
! % for Chicago spring; 81 ~ for inferior
dol 80 for Milwaukee club; 81 6Oi9
81 81 for amber Milwaukee; 81 81 was
Sefused for choice lot do; 81 90taS2 Os
for winter red western = Il new AMI
Ter.
RYE-Quiet.
BARI.BY-Quiet.
BARLEY ALT-Dull.
CoRN-Steady; gO1E for unsound; Ole
for sound mixed western.
OAIs-Dull la2c lower at G2ajlc for
Western.
RICp-Dull.
CoFFKE-Dnll Rio ~.
SuuAR--ActlVe; Cuba Museovado and
Clarified MuseavadO Mt full previous
prices.
MOLARSES-Dull
PETRoLgUN-Quiet; S2c for crude;
49ls@ 52 for refined in bond, and GsS7l
for DO. free.
PoRK-Dull aud lower; at 81 zoe
81 ST5s for new mess, closing nj SSl IS
for cash; $50 OO@S0 80 for 1861 do;
Sgl-O0 for prince and so G5927 w for
prime mess.
BEEP-Quiet at IS Scale 80 for plain
mess; $40 OOali 40 for extra mess.
BEEF HASts-Dull.
Ctr MEATs- Steady; at I4yfGl6}s
for shoulders; l0a25c for hams.
BAcON-DUiil
LARD-Rather firm at I9n963{.
BuTrEn-Gn demand ut 2lIg2c for
Ohio, and 3OCgSG for State.
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A ThinvIrir nnilrnnll MN.

New YoRK, August l9.-'ThC Daily
News says that Albert A. Jones, freight
collector on the Eric railroad, has been
perpctrntfng series of rObberies, His
salary was 81 900 per year; he had hum
BILE apartments in onequarter of the city,
representing his SALARY, and splendid
apartments on Broadway, representing
his stealings, and in which he enter
tNiued his female friends. These rooms
were mudea perfect seraglio. An inves-
tigatlon Of HIS account shows that he
stole $1,000 in one day, and how much
and how long he has been stealing is
not vet determined. Jones left the city
with one Of his ladies ostensibly for
New Orleans.
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NRw York, Aug. 2O.-The Herald's
Washington special has the following :
The rebel Gen. Jos. II. johnson, accom-
pnnied by his wife, Ii reported TO have
lot Richmond this morning for Balti,
more,
Tho Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nuCdecidcs to-day that Il policy of In.
aIIrnnce issued by nm Accident InBur;
ance Co. when contains u clause cover
ing the cause of death from accidental
injury, is to be regarded MS n life insur-
ance policy, and IS subject 10 Il stamp
duty like other assurance policies; and
again, wheneveraw writ sub ect to stamp
duty, but which has been issued UNI
Is afterwards stamped in the
manner allowed by law, such stamping
relates back to the time when the
writ was issued, and makes 1t valid.
.dbinitO IL the writ was issued prior to
April LIST, 1865, It should bc be stamped
under provisions of section 1903, of date
of June 10Th, 1854. Ifsince the case falls
under section l5S Of said act as amend
cd by the act of.AIareh ID, 1855.
The Quarternlste General has issued
an order under instructions from the
Secretary of War in reference to horses
recaptured from the rebel armies, to
the effect that when horse captured
from the rebels is identified by sutll-
Client proofs rs the property Of n loyal
citizen, the claim OF such citizen TO his
property will be recognized by return
ing horse to him, or II tho necessi-
ties of the service prevent such return
by paying for 1t ut the average govern
nient price OF the district, receipts to be
taken In all cases in duplicates.
A patent for 4,GlS acres Of govern
ment land has just been issued to the
State of Town as indemnity for an equal
quantity Of swamp land situated in
Montgomery county, Of that State,
which hnd been disposed Of by the Uni.
ted States with other public land.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, August 10.-The weak
ness of Gotten goods in first hands hns
shown itself this week in n positive de-
cline OF some staple lines Of goods.
Among the jobbers, however, there has
been considerable activity, and 1t IL
likely now TINT agents have met their
views ms to prices and that there will be
nm improvement in business ut first,
besides the excitement in Wall street
has not very materially affected tho dry
goods market. Tho trade Is now so
little depended upon for credit that any
interruption in discOunting operations
Is of slight consequence, TO dry goods
merchants. Tho New England cotton
mills are extending their operations us
fast as the supply of hands permit.
Some of the larger corporations have
their agents IN Lancashire, England, for
procuring operatives, the supply in this
country being Inadequate. We hear OF
large new cotton factories being pro-
jected, one requiring an outlay OF 81
$50, 900.
The exports OF domestic cotton from
this port to foreign ports for the week
follows: To Mexico, value, S7Is; pack
uEeHt De ~ Guuut SSV11 OtlS kluEAsA6Nt
Total for the week, S072; 4 packages.
Previously reported, lis packages. To-
tai since January lst, q, 10 packages.
Brown sheeting inactive; jobbers buy
continually; prices heavy; "a 70 &C.
lower. Fine goods are scarce and firm.
we quote as agents price for Stark,
| Indian Head, Lawrence G, Appleton A
and IndaIn Orchard, Ike; A. Gran
itevllle, &c.; rs do, 2ijc.; "A Augusta
factory, 30c.; 7-s do, 21c.; PocassGt Is,
3Oc,; Appleions, IS for Is, 2GI5 for CHnd
2sIE for D--n half cent each higher
Newmarket Il X 32li; do. A, 3l@S3;
blenched do, 2sIz; Al MediOTd, ~; ~
Nnshnu extra, 20IG; A, 81; shlrtipeg ara
"a for Eashhu cxtrn, Appleton =, 2if
! %; blenGhed shirtings, fine goo COM
/ tinue scarce and firm, some heius SAL
ahead, low qualities are plenty and i
shade lower; n. Y. Mills are llV6I
mt AN; ~ Wamantle, Is; % b, 58;
81 do, IS; WafFeghti WitiF are
held at q, do, double ei %; Forrest
Dale, 42; MasoHVille i3,,fl; %. extra,
I 44-OHe o6at les; Sllt6EsVille, rs at 80;
Bartlei % for ~, Sli1if tor rs mud 81 fol
33fn6h; Iontaaia sblilht ~; Hope, 80,
\ Red Bank, IS for ~ and 20 for 7-s do;
| White Rock, 42k; brown drills, stan
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Abstract Report of The Great Cable
Expedition.

NEW York, Aug. lean abstract Of
the report of the officers Of the telegraph
cable expedition is published, showing
the following facts:
The breaking occurred about 1870
o'clock, p. IN, OF the ID inst, where the
water was $500 yards deep, and when
over twelve hundred miles Of cable had
'heen paid out, IN consequence Of its be-
coming injured by chatting in the stern
of the ship while rehauling II portion
of 1t on board the Great Eastern TO re-
move another defect in the insulation,
which had been discovered niler losing
It. It was grappled three times, being
on one OF the occasions brought to
within 1900 yards Of thCwater's surfnce,
but the weight was too much for the
graphing rope which each time broke
and dropped the cable. The last at
tempt to raise It was made on the It'll
inst, when not meeting with success,
a buoy was placed over the spot where
il was lost, and the Great Eastern sail
ed for England, and her consorts, the
Terrible and Galatia for st. Johns,
whore the latter vessel arrived on last
Tuesday evening as heretofore announ-
ced,
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NEW YoRE, August 9O.-I,he Herald's
Fortress Monroe correspondent says:
II is now pretty well understood that
parties have been making inquiries as
10 the accommodation existing here for
the trial ut this place Of JciI. Davis.
These inquiries indicate that the trial Is
to take place here II the proper accom-
mediation can he obtained. Including
the court and witnesses, II is said that
provisions will have to be made for at
least one hundred md fifty persons.
Arrangements, 1t Is said, are being
made TO convert the Chesapeake hOspi-
tai building into headquarters for the
court, members and witnesses. There
is abundant room here, and with horse
cars running every fifteen minutes back
and forth to tho fortress, every other
flcility will Ire obtained. All this, of
course, is rumor.
An order has Just come directing five
thousand troops to bc mustered out.
This order will reduce the force here
from 1900 to 10000. II
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Wcrtz 10 Give States Evidence la JefT.
Davis TrlRI..-From the Intllnn COun.
try...Gentcnees IIOnItte,I.

AFysssAfnteuGenA SNIntttPNls
(Spccintto Herald, ItaahfnptoA, ish.l
NEw York, Aug. l0.-An opinion has
been confidently expressed to-day
by persons competent to judge, that the
Government will not undertake the tri-
al OF WertZ, but will cnuse TINT person
to give States evidence in the approach
Ing trial Of JEFF. Davis, whereby IL will
be proved that thor rebel Presidentwns the
direct and prime instigatOrofthe cruel-
ties practlCed upon Union prisoners and
the numbers of others atrocities which
were from time to time committed in
defiance of the lisuges Of war. II Is
known that WertZ has expressed Inside
sire to make important revelations us
TO the extent that Davis was implicated
In the outrages Of Southern prisons.
TelegTams were received from AIai.-
Gen. Pope to-day at the Indian Bureau,
containing communication from Gen.
Sully, conducting the military expe1i-
ton In DakOtah, announcing that there
Is no doubt that permanent trenty can
now BIO secured by the Government
with the Sioux and Cheyennest tribes on
the upper Missouri river. Inendorsing
this intelligence and referring II to Sec
retnry Harlan, Gen. Pope suggests that
no civil or military person in the see
ton resident In by those Indians,
should be appointed TO a court fortreatt
! Ing with them, In addition 10 the
above Gen. Sully remarks that In that
quarter inhabitants are apprehensive
that the coming winter will be one Of
great severity, and 1t is feared that
troops will suffer even more than they
Ma Inuk 1snoNu All ofFOrta tu01n IN
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NcM Yorl. nIone1 NrnrI.ct.

NBw YoBK, August 10.
-Ralhcr moro steady at Z per
cent.
STERLNG ExcHANdE-Quiet at 1927
@lOa14.
AMERICAN CODA shade firmcr ;
opening at 1881, advancing to lilN and
closing Mt li35lHlISA.
Total exports OF specie to-day, S2Ol,-
GIL.
Government stocks are iirmcr.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. l0.--The Augusta
Transcript learns from gentleman
lust from Atlanta that that place is re-
covering with wonderful rapidity from
the losses inflicted by the war. Large
numbers of old residents have returned
and new ones are docking in. Houses
command higher rents OH n gold basis
thanin 1860, New buildings of Il cheap
or character are springing up in every
direction to accommodate the sudden
and pressing demand.
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New York, Aug. l0.-The detailed
Of the loss Of the Atlantic
cable gives little clearer account Of the
manner in which the cable was parted.
1t appears sthe picking-up apparatus
brought the cable so near to the bows
Ofthe Great Eastern that ut every lurch
the vessel made, she chnfed and cut II
so that it could not stand the strain.
Indeed, the cable was a part Of the time
under the fore foot Of the ship,
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NEw YoRK, Augnst 10, Noon

NEW lUKkt NUBUsV 10 NUUII'
STocKs-StrOng; 5-2O's, registed, l042l;
coupons, 1864; new issue, lO4sS; 1910
coupons, %; 1905, second series, 909I;
Western Union Telegraph, ~; New York
Central, 81; Erie, s2}s; Reading, l0234;
Michigan Central, log; Michigan South
ern, G2J{; Cleveland and Pittsburg, q;
Chicago and Northwestern, Il; pre7d
G0I; Chicago and Rock Island, lO6.
Gold opened at lI3X, advanced 10
l441i and closed Mt IA.
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HAILB VEGETABLE sICfLIAE HAT
REVIEWER That splendid preparation iol
the Hair, which Is int becoming 20 popular
and 70 much euauirld tor
No one who has used II win ever Owe W
iiauas.
Its Vegetable Compound, and contain
mo Injurious properties whatever
ftWlIITtatnra 0Fny HhlrtO IL original color,
II VIII prevent tho Hair from falling out.
II makes tho Hair To grow on Bald Heads.
II Gicansc1 tho Hcllp and makes the Hair
huft and ltnlfOna and Allkell.
ItMa Eplrndld Hair DfCsadrig.
II q recommended and used by the hTSt
medical authority IN the country.
re particular 10 nAk fDT HANS VEGETABLE
BfGILIAN HAM REHEwEn, " there Is q
WORTHLESS Initiation In the market.
For allo by nll DnlNgislg
Il r. HALF & CO., Propretora .
TIL. LOGAN 4 co. and LOGAN, LIST 4
Co, Wheeling, W. Va, Wholesale Agents.
lull-4iu
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The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
ny the Union LiRei
ofine, eoneTof Noaroe and Water streets
The Ketchun DefalCatiOn.
Applications for Pardon.
The Trial of Wertz.
------
NEWS FROM THE INDIANS.
More AbOut the Great Cable.
Affairs in North Carolina.
The Ketchun Defalcation
Applications for Pardon.
The Trial Of Wertz.
NEWS FROM THE INDIANS.
More About the Great Cable.
AGairs in NOEth carolina.

The Ketehum DeGnIcAtIOn.-.ApPlie
lions EOT Pardon SIN Pouring In GU
the PFeaIdent---He does not View
them FnyOrabIy.-.W Wants the CoIOretl
Troops Withdrawn.
Ngw YORK, August lO..-No new de-
velopments Of importance in the al.
legged Ketchum gold cheek forgery ease
were made yesterday, and the excite.
ment regarding the matter in financial
circles has considerably abated. No
traces OF Edward Ketchum have yet
been discovered. II il considered nj
most certain that lie has not gone to
Europe, and there is strong belief that
he is still in the city or vicinity. a re-
ward Of 5000 has been offered for his
arrest by the Importers and Traders
National Bank.
The Times Washington special says
TINT applications for pardon still pour
In by the hundreds every day. Abont
four hundred were received to-day.
Governor Shnrkey sends them M from
Mississippi, Governor Peirpoint from
Virginia, Parsons from Alabama, and
Governor Holden from North Carolina.
From Georgia come fewer than from
any other of the Southern States. Gov
ernor johnson does not believe in the
efficacy of paFdons AS strongly as some
OF his brethren. He thinks reflection,
meditation and true repentance better
than amnesty OAths and lip service 10y
atty. Neither does he believe that the
appointment OF Provisional Governors
C0niers unlimited powers, nor TINT II
authorizes him to usurp the functions
conferred only by the constitution; and
until the constitution Of tho State of
Georgia strictly conforms with the con-
stituliOn of the United States and the
proclamation Of emancipation, he will
not I'LL the local offices in the State.
Twenty Virginians of the $4,000 class
were pHrlOned to-day.
Major John Il. Castleman and Lieut..
William Il. MumfOrCl, of tho rebel army,
arrested last winter ms spies within our
lines and confined ut Indianapolis,
hnVc been paroled by the President to
leave the country immediately.
Fayette w. Mullen, Of Virginia, menu
Der Of the late Congress, arrived here
yesterday armed with II letter from
Governor Pelrpoint to the Secretary Of
War, recommending the withdrawal Of
tho Colored troops from the State be-
cause they are highly obnoxious to tho
loyal VirginInns. Mr.. Mullen will have
an interview with the Secretary to-day.
The order for the withdrawal of the
said black troops hRs not been issued.
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The Special Military Commissions
Fire nj Inc I.Incnin NOanItnl.

WASHINGTON, August l0.--The spe-
cial Military Commission Of which Mai.
Gen, Wallace is President, met this
morning for the first time, in accord
ance with orders OF the War Depart
mbut. Judge Advocate General Holt
was absent. The Commission in secret
session merely organized and adjonrn-
cd until Monday. Prisoners OthGrthun
Captain Wcrtz will DO tried before it.
The charges and specifications against
him will not be made known until his
Arrangement.
AT n late hour last night four Of the
wnrds Of the Lincoln Hospital in the
eastern part Of the city, was destroyed
by fire, aud four others were pulled
down to prevent the spread of the flames
to the dry and therefore readily COM
busliblc timber of which the buildings
are composed. The patients were sew
eral days previously removed.