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, 1865-07-21

ehspts ought 10 stnka hsnds At ones win tne
de,lers in the Vasious cities on Lake supenof.
md befo,e the season Of navigation cfotes secure
as good ioothold ~ possible, 70 thit during u:
v,n,ee muu,hs cur railroads, in direct connoal-
tarpu With that region. my b fully enp'osed-
-,Tnr National Banks which ase being organ
..s the presept hme, except those loeAted aethe
aon+h. t, s,e fcr the most part old State Banks,
saon,inx s tho National assten. Ninety Of sueh
..ttn.;ons .re in the progress Of conversion sd
ts tbs anouut Of espst.l authorized under ths NJ
na. au p4nr Act is exhsnsted ror Ill the North e1-
eep, e.u niehicsr, wisconsin md lows. The eesaa.
este. Of these bspR in process m con3ess1on 1s cs
In N cases Withheld until me ~.
nN<a ~. 9Th ,n,Tnaeh ss soma Of these banks. un-
der der he ssata laws hars been allowed two dollars
Of elrca!a,1on to one OF e,p,a1 while the sws5s
I'm ln1ta ths circulation 70 ninety per cees' ot
capital.
, 1865-07-21
TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

WARRINGTON, July e0-sccretary NcCuls
lech anuounces that shipments OF arms, an
munitIon. gray uniforms and gssy cloth my y
he made hereafter to aud within the State Of
Gov. Murphy, Of Arkansas, las informed
the President that he will not hereafter
Recommend persons for pardon who paftlci'
pated In the rebellion, owing to the demon.
strations such people made on the 4sh Of
July. He Is satisfied they ought to be keps
a spirited contest Is going on for Naval
Oflcef Of New York. Mt. OdtN Ia 1trong'y
urged, willis the fiiends Of Mr. pennison are
acta7e to keep him In.
There are tut forty-two and one, ,hals NIL
lion dollBrs remaining Of the last series OF the
zeven~thlrty loan.!
Adyices rom the Indian country arc favor
able to AT early eonsnmmatlon Of aEnlcahte
I relations with the tribes in the Southwestern
| Agency.
, 1865-07-21

IAmbrose L. Jordan, long q dlsttngutahed
iember OF the bar In New York, died on
lprd day, the 17rh, at his residence In Thirty
1t street, In the seventy ty-seTenth yesr Of his
&c.
.cemed citizen Of Boston. died IN that city on
|iyedne sday last, aged 81 Jears.
-. s. BOVINE, OF 0tsego, N. T, died ut hts
resfdtuce In that county on Saturday lsst.
He was about seventy years Of age, mud had
been in feeble health for The past year. BE
had filed several important aud responsible
positions, having been membsr Of the Leg
is1ature ia 1924 and a member OF Congress in
[184l-2. In 1851 be WAS elected Judge Of OF
lscgo county.
MADAME Eliza B. Jnmcl died last II :nday
ut her residence on Washington Heights. New
York. Her decease was not unexpected
a-e aud Hah1eness had done their VOTE,
and dissolution hsa been Imminent LOT
q long time. She was married In early lhs to
M, jnmel, a FreEch gentleman, who died
heav1ng her with one child. Later her singh
5ur marriage with Aaron Burr brought her
into public notice. They were married about
the rear 1852; but the alliance vas soon fol-
lowed by separation. Snce that time she
has lived at her residence on Washington
Hrtghts. She resumed the name Of her pre-
E1ons husband many yenrs since. she was
Respected and esteemed bg the few TO whom
fshe was known. She owned q considerable
sf,act of real estate, and her properly Is psob.
ably left to her grand children, the children o1
her daughter.
, 1865-07-21
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
NONEEARY,

TuunsoAr ErEHrso. July 90, 1s6S. :.
The news brought BY the Altica last night has
had depressing effect On the general markets to-
day, and geld hss ruled dull and sa..e1. Flour ID
this marks. fell 5D1ec per barrel. Wheat 2s0aae
per buehel; Corn {c per bushel: OAts1sGe2c per
huehel; Rye a9l3c per buahsl; and Barley lc per
bushel. uRhwLnes were also easier, aod PfovL
s,ons were active md without material ehanRe In
prices.
The money market 10 day WAS moderately &C.
tive snd close, but the supply Of cuEreney seems
10 be rattst On the incrtase. mainly ewing 70
more liberal shipments Of produce. sun tho dis
count homes arc limiting theiE operations 10
strictly hEts.elsss paper, which Is taken at 10 per
cent per annru. The etseet rates arc from 111a
per cent per month, aud some needy borrowers
have had to p.y ~ high ~ psr cent per month:
Filts class rames, however, are freely paa3ed st
tbs leading banks 1t the regular 1ases-
The supply ot Esatera Exchapge IL atm good
hut 1t Is not 40 abundant a yesterday. Rates,
howsver, art unchanged, viz: discount to par
bpyin9. and par to ITO premium selling. Tno
bulk Of tho banks a1e selling ii Sc premium, md
In, IDg at Soc ditcount. Konnd lots were sold by
the banks to each other At PSF.
Cod openst in New York at 14a4, snd elosed II
4;4Op m 1t 1921. The following aFo tho qaoaa@
t!one teleg1 sphct 10 Janes BOYD bfosbe ets, god
ksrm
, 1865-07-21
THE TERRITORIAL PLAN OF RECOSSTnUc
: TON.
rprrpnur YnSv 10 1fSS

Editors Chicago TIihuns:
Feeling deep anterest In preserving the
irusts cf The var, Which has cost SO much, 1
have brep surprised That in all the plans pro-
posed for reconst1uctfon, 30 little has been
said Abuut tie ons which seh1s to me to be
the mrst simple. effec'ual and constitutional
Of ell, viz the Territorial plan Practically
Tue President 10 treating these Stntes as Ter
1asori.s OF the United States. bT printing
thci; Governors. N~W, let hIm call things
BY heir right rames. Let Congress erect
Territorial govern NJ nts for each. preserving,
If .pu please, old State lines. In this way
alAs clear In the light Of the Constitution,
ant 'ht whtle question Of suR!age Is under
rIa governments can be supported BY what
execution Of the laws. and, after due pro-
balcn, can be admitted as new ata.es- State
goernmentk and Territorial governments
asfthe nlysforms contemplated BY the Con-
stutlon II, Divisional governments are uu.
k1irn to that instrument). Con0rta, and
no the Executive EAall have power to make
alhtedful rules and regulations for the gov,
ernneat Of the TerTitories.n It wou&a bo
ear to show that State orgaafzations, having
cased TO exist by the failure to exercise their
oeanic functions, IRE dead, and lapse Into
tAs only other condition known to the
Conststution. namely: the Territorial con-
dition. will not occupy your time, as do
not propose TO enllghten you, but call for
f{rht
, 1865-07-21

Non1LE, July 1.-TWO trains coll'ded On
the Mobile aud Montgomery railroad, sma sn,
ibg three cars, killing five negtoes' and
Cottpn sales th,ee hundred bales. Mid
ilipE in good demand. little offering.
NEW YoRK, July 20.--Tne Worlds cores
poudence from Alabama says there y De.
plo,ahle state of society In the capital OF
that ssate, resulting from the lax adntnls.
irat1on Of affairs by Gen. Smith: Ihede re- ore
is complete and terrible desolatlon In the
counfrf.
, 1865-07-21

New on1EASst July 18.--Middling cotton
47c and quiet. Good " aGe:
The steamer George Washington, from New
York, arrived here On Sunday.
Brownsville dates Of the 6th state thai the
rebel Gems. Kirby Smith, Magtuder, Pdcs.
Douglas and 1ackman, withfour hundred men
and officers, two Pieces OF arsillery
and = large wagon train, have gnne to Mex
ico.. Cow. Moore aud Clark. OF Louisa1a.
and Nu1rab, Of Texas. and Others OF lesser
'eF1s Eve 1etprts e cond1p @ tsc delivery Of tho
Cs nfcdcrste property to Gen. Brown, by
order Of 1fa3imhl an.
Tho Fedezals recently captured 500 bales
Of cotton and la.ge wagon trnln. consisting
OF quinine, saltpetre and other goods, going
out of Texas. ..,...
The Imperlallsts hare evacuated Comasgo,
falling back on Monterey, abandoning tho
whole country. They were much annoyed on
the march by Corttnas.
, 1865-07-21

o..,ocs boards. =. s.: -. y "ooa svs, .sss Va
sose - IA Y bx Merrill; CARO- tcht. Rsre, from
sotea -s~ - r,ft-d, X srt2s n ai1ss. ~ Iri,a
ss7a 1890. - e.rxo u. Nrch.i'- tram rtes Anan.t:'
81 >. ;,.''.: ~. ii,s. .ss o nj
oyeo -en{1rn- Il s11ta, Aad ons d. It I'll -, ~
ess1a,1I,ne1gs-R.ceive-s, soae, .ti9pea. a@'s n'
,,.-... n,un sud ACTIVE. Sales wtrs:
csrr, .csr Favor,.s. so n 'ased ~ ss:s' n.a
..-.S i .r Il %: cargo .ea1 Ke<aeaa., la q SAVED
a. =. earso sehe Charlotte. ., N shaveo ~
e.so. ). n No. 1t $40; $ "A csdar II F'o.
=. xc1,ou sia; cargo sehr Bels. 40 N ss1ad a II
sts5: 1as nj, saw1d A 1t $ 80 ~ BiAu .has1 Bar
land. .-.- .,. .,.o,, &,.,.,,
am, ss.ea xere: s5.c11 pcs at Ss.m-
, 1865-07-21
OF The Malls In Ftr.
i GfnlRa

We are able to make the gratifying an
,uncement that all the dffficnlties n the
ny Of the transportation Of the mails by
ie railroad companies Of the State hoye been
moved, rs the Governor yesterday received
Dm The Postmaster Gene.at communica-
pn containing a schedule Of the amounts
be paid each Of the roads now in running
der 1or performing this service. This next
oye, we presume, will be to appoint post
nsters, mali agents and such other offl:ers
iare necessary to put the postal system
no operation In all the accessible portions
V,rginia.-Riean,ond Rtpub'1e-
, 1865-07-21


Ths receipts to-day hays bean Qutte hsge, but tho
demand IL 1ess active than usuals yet nearly II On
sl!e taye Conpd purchasers. but usua1lJ At dsclns
cf1sa2pe q 100 II tie fusluE fs&es yesssftia1.
For Few Tp1k Ho1a thess IL much la11 inquiry thAu
tor cxses Rrsdet snd 1as decla. Will probably reach
o{e than tho nsasss We give above. At same yarda
1t va s5@soc pt1 10 ~, hut 1t others IT, wst a.
For 1A.ap ami 9TH bntehe1S Hoss suitable toE Phi,s
eelpt IL RAltlmora, cleveland md PsoFldeucs nsz.
ksss. cr!esa hare bt en verr well maintained
Dnpxtche. rom New YORK quota Hogs eocntvAas
lover and another OF the depression IL the par
tsl interruption Of transportation By lste IL ahst
VIC apote the MARKET - rather tnll on New YORK
Hoss hut active Ia htavY smooth stoet for Cleva1 nd
Daittmote i G. prices On tbs former 153 Ne l01
NJ luwt!, Ths sales 10 tsy hsve been ~ follows:
HOG SAlKS TODAY.
, 1865-07-21

s%-T The new weekly paper At New York,
hundred thousand dollars. OF this sum. flfty-
one thousand, or the controlling interest, Is
be1d in Boston while the rest Ia divided be.
tween ~ NV York and Philadelphia, the latter
haSinr fs II trenty-eight thousand and New York
op,y yTenty one. Awong lhosa largely in
terested In Boston Is ". Chatles Elliott a1T, VI,
fn1sell ~ in The edstorship Of the NORTH Amafrf-
~, R.rif,c. TIE Radical element is well rep
,aaentpa-Geosge L. stesrns, Of Boston, and
M,11er McKIm, Of Philadelphia, being among
,ba , heaviest shareholders. The editor, Mr..
acdkin, Ia known In this country as fos some
yeaTs The New York correspondent o. - tae 9
& vi, e1cepHng goung Wendell Philips aasfl'
, 1865-07-21

NEW YonK, july 30-The South Carolln1
delegation. lcsd' d by Gov. Perry, had an IN
terview With the President "Wednesday after
neon, which resulted In the mutual eatisfac-
1!on 81 tbe parties, It appears that the dele
cation was suegested a. rarioas town NEST
lngs throughout the State, and the members
this city before the news had been received
tLat GOV. Perry had bten appointed Provis.
ionAl Governor Of the State.
Gov. PcrJ first heard Of his appointment
when he hAd got ninety miles from home. In
, 1865-07-21

~The New Yoykers arc building new
County Court House. 1t ia to be ~ feet
long, lso feet wide, and 50 feet high
ccnstructed of marble and iron. 1t was COM
ucnced in 1859, aud will require three years
longer to complete. Two and bali manons
of dollars have already been expended, aaa
It is estimated that 1t willrequire a. large
gum 10 complete 1t, making the whole cost
Eve millions, and the time Of building eight
yeAIr.
, 1865-07-21
F.. NEW WAY 70 PAY TIE, NATIONAL
i DEBT.
DALLAS C111, Ill, July 10, 1856.

DALAI C1T1, LII, July u, l9oo.
bItors Chicago Tribune: -:
I want to make few suggestions, and If I
al tedious, Or II my opinion does not seem
oiImportance to you. I cannot see as any
him can be done. Why can VIC not offer,
though the authority OF Congress, to change
il names Of all those mountains, likes, rtv-
et and ialaods in the United States With un-
1taninc and inappropriate names. and name
mount OF money on our public debt?
believe we might raise great amount Of
nney If wa were to get up an excitement,
ID tnosc who bug a right 10 haEc river or
sytbing named eftsr then e ,ss' are dol doing ons
,3aty and they deserve the honor. yellow
nnee Rlyez might as welt be called Astor
Eer, II Astor will pay 81, ,0oo, 900 towards
Gr public debt. To change Skunk River to
Ipiuwail River will not hurt the skunka
d, and We would he glad to do It II Mr.. A.
I'll ray atO0, 600 for the honor. :.
Again. let Us name Idaho Territory Lincoln
llTiloty, as it lays alongside Of Washington
31ritory. You understand why.
". 8. NEWTON.
, 1865-07-21

LETTER FROM A VETERAN SOLDIER.
LITTLE RorK, Ark, July Ii, 1866.
Ed!tcIa Ch.esao Tribune:
We have been patiently waiting for the
men to be mustered out who enlisted In 1852,
hoping at that time VIC shonla be allowed TO
return to our homes, but II appears as
though the Government Intended to hold
those who were patriotic enough to 70 at the
first call Of their county, I'LL the very last.
Why Is 1t that ne are treated thus: Can
you tell ~, Mr. Editor? Perhaps you will
answer. The Government needs ron !" II so,
why do they send home tho men thu haye
devoted only q fen months to serve thefx
country, while ~ have endured the hard
chips o. bloody war for nearly four years
We haye remained silent In regard to the
mnbter out Of all the men Whose term Of SER
yico expires before the 1st Of October, 'G5 ;
tnt now when the order comes to nuater ont
all W1ost term Of service expires before the
1st Of Mag, 'G0, we deem ourselves too deep
" WroDged, and cannot remain silent specta-
tors any lonEer, and 1t appears strange to M
that our leading Journals ctunot find single
word TO say In our behalf. When NC were
called upon to 1e-eIlist, We found great
many encouraging Inducements held OUT BY
our Journalists, and We thank them all for 1t,
because II was their duty, and It helped In q
great measure to cave our dear county, but
now thank God our country Is saved, hut nc
one cares about tntercedtng for uz. attauge
Is y may appear, 1t Is nevertheless true.
| Hopiog That you Will publish this, remsir
as ever. your friend and wcll.wtaher.
, 1865-07-21

miii:ary genius, Gen. G. Pierre r. Beaufegard.
m the morning Of Shiloh, gWoro he would
Wafer at night in tho Tennessee River Or in .
nIace down below where water Is supposed
20 be Ts1y s.asce, was brought home BY Maj
Green Of The 23d regiment, and + now at
Sfadtson. Wis. He WAS presented to Aai.
Green b. he regiment vhlle stationed at
Mobile. &c is bay, and ls sald to be ine
anImal-worthy Of as brave rider a. be bas
since his transfer To bis present owner.
, 1865-07-21

sor, late Of TIN Ind<ptad.nt, saeh pspss,, p1ss,
foT tbe time be power amorg the cultivated
s1asses, II is noteworthy therefore TO tud
M Nation emphaticaltJ In favor. Of negro
suffrage, or, that failing. opposed to any h.sty
and therefore dangerous. restoration to pow
er 5f the late rebel communities.
, 1865-07-21
prnySxforh In H6IttmoFe-JulT 49,

TIans. etlcnh 10 b1coa arc 70 I3tF 1ttnt bus Nc
h.4r OF movement OF tuportance In other dts stp
toii"ws: Mls p,nk ts9.es: h.roa srauiatrs l.z4 .s
I1Hc; rides sstsAe: ult .hautera l6 aleAe IA
ruft3 ha sG SIC dnA canTassed ,nRinE M9Gt
sOc: ~estein lard. IL nsls snd t1rs. 2lc. aud
ri nnet. IN Efgs. 1t &c.
, 1865-07-21
M1rslC PURL1SNERE' cox.
YENTION.
AInual Meeting Of the board Oh
MUSIC Trade, aE Niagara Falls.

Icor.etpoDdepcs Of tho Cbiesgo Tribuue.1
NIAGARA FALLS, July IT, 1865
In ttese DAYS OF Commercial Convent tlons,
you and the resders Of the fR1nusH ma5 Dc
interested to have come particulars OF the
annual meeting Of the aboard OF Aaalc
Trade Of the United ststes," which convened
at this place On the 18th inst. This Board
has been organized ten years, meets annually,
ard consiste Of the following principal music
publishing houses Of this country, viz:
G. Andre 4 Co., Philsde. phia-
+. Bn,nsrd s Son, Cleveland.
5SHs oiset cspsss; 6lssas 2t co. e,is,asa' sasas.
D. r. F ,ulde, Loutesiiie.
Firib. Son q Co., SeE York.
VIM Hat i Son. New York.
q. H. HigRtue, Chit sgo.
Lee 4 vi ker, Pnilade1ph:a.
Henry NcCsftey. Baltimore
Vim. G. Miller, Baltimore.
"A. & s Nordhe,mer. Toronto.
VIZ. A. Pond 4 Co, New York
Root 4 C4uy. Chicago.
:. He1TJ To]man & Co., Boston.
inShR noIh'es @s,ss's, @s.;sE; s2"''Y',.s: ssr Yoss.
~ pe,.our are aware Of the magnitude Of
the eheet tDrtlc trade in this country, or how
much capital and enterprise are employed by
lis publishers. In Europe fheet music is for
the rich and a,sstocrst'c, and, on the average,
costs about twice as much as in this country.
Here It }s bought by thousands Of the CON-
uon people, who are not even able to buy An
instrument, willis to those who have pianos
pnd inet1umtnts Of the reed class, It has come
! to be reck oned as necessity. 1t 1S no un-
| common thing Tor successful songs to reach
a eule Of from q, coo 70 5000 each. Lilly
| Dale" published By Oliver Dltson & Co., Bos-
tor, for example, reached, 1 mn told, sale
Of G5, ,oo0. '.Rosalie, the Prairie Flower,n' y
published by Tolman d Co., Boston. reached
tbe extraordinary figure Of l29, ,ooo in the
| eout1e Of three or four years: Tramp,
| Tramp, or the Prisoners Hope." published
culG last January, By Root 4 Cady, Of yonr
civ. hss atready ieached an issue Of nearly
100. COO. ard I heard some of the oldest Eas:-
| t,n publishers At the late meeting, predict
that It would reach 200 600. thus beating eve
rythipc Anown In the history Of the 1rade
Hurtaf ior Chicago! Such figures Eve IN
idr. Of the possible sale Of songs. When t0
thnt1sand aud one music books Of Tar.onz
kinds tbe plates Of which alone cost from
fyr hundred to many Thousand dollars fol
esch book. sou will get a.tele, able idea Of tht
magnitude Of the music trade, and viii no
wonder that q - Board Of Music Ita1e," x
1 establish 4 QuuQlHlL1 IL PA!Eeot uAseo0At te
Sc.- all oyer the the conn n. is necessity
Tbs late met ting Was tEs lar gest In the bis
toiy Of the Board, eyery house eut two "Trip
Of Louisville and Miller OF Bsltsrnort} beant
represented and it, action 80 na1mSn o.
cre 3sv. leaving day or two for social reere
stion. which vas we'll employed. =
me officers Of the last year were y. :
Fanlds. Of Louisville, President; Wn. .
Psna. of New York. Vice President M NJ
John G. Haynes, Of Oliver Ditson d o., ~ 30. BOY
on Secretary ena I6es1nsef ,hs sane e11 oldep I ~
for The coming year, ID tne samE 9'4e,, 1en, y
WIN. 4. Pond, Henry 1oiinau anu 'oon
| Iaypeb-
, 1865-07-21
CHICAGO Lum HKR MARKET.

Tnr.spIx a.zersa. Jn1I -. 80 80 -,
lUsBg8-Reesyso. 1.oa N ,a'0tsa, 9t,s. .:1t. s "'
Ntrket arm with xa &c i've ds=uasu. - - n,ards
Cargo ichr. Moutauk. hsou, Gaesh ~ Good willie:
stcek, bAAuse 81 wttsa.. q ~ ,so q. a,,,7,,
sar2o echr. Lowell, tsom Aeno3N-
, 1865-07-21
AGENCY y-5U LOAN.

6ANMp EAIDQ24L UAJ1 09 EHuA8G.
@hfs Bank VIII 1neatya Iunso.1p pl1u& to tts16H ~
D. s. Nctne, Ard pM5 Ia tnsaft8t hrIa ts1 o1 suo.
ecl1p1on to tho 1ath of July.
Tfsse ncte9 Afe iBsned N o. ta1 sA03
1sU l,Qoc and x,en: efas HteEcsf Al 20 fn.3 e
the optlot1 OF tAs GoTds1hnt pG eeos = gold Aoh
u psyAhle thsea 7aa1s non s.h Of !ny lst3 q 4a1
snto "a cent 81 gold. hsaang boadk
Nons for IL uediste dsl!vHy, ano Win taInta the
ssM 70 baake:s and Agruts kee ofexpteas caaEE8oa
sH7 'e1 A'7 .1'" J A. K1LIn. President
, 1865-07-21
cERmAN m GRAmmA8 SCHOOLS.

started In the Board Of Education which
locks to the introduction Of tho German LAM
eusse irto the Grammar schools Of this city
as study to be pursued BY the pupfls. After
what ecems to be an immature consideration
Of the Subject. It was sgreed BY a majority
that the expe,imcnt should be trftd in one
school. with the understanding that future
extensions of the plan ehould depend upon
the results therein attained. We arc heartily
Glad that this advance, small and unsatsiac-
foty Al It IL, has betn made In our educatlon"
al system and We entreat the gentlemen u
whose hands the whole nnstfer Foele, not
to be discouraged by any temporary iA'ufe''
but to try and try again until botn Inc oef1oan
and the more universal and not lesd necessary
French are recognized as branches OF our
Common School education in Chicago. It is
not n. cessary to point ont the advantages
which follow the acquisition Of these lan-
ruspes as method OF mental culture and al
aids to uny career, no matter how humble,
1hat the scholar may hereafter pursue. These
no n,e1nber Of the Board is dull enough not
to perceive and appreciate. Bat II any one
in or out of the Board hiss doubts on the
subject, let him call to mind what he has m
hundred times heard from cultivated men
III would give ten thousand dollars If
II could fleak good Gcrman" or,
"What au IDIOT Was that I did
"uot leatu German when I hhd
"chauce!'' OF, aga'n, III am determined
.'tlat my boys shall learn the languages that
~ neglected !"-all forms Of expression that
emphasize the one grat deficiency in tho
American educational system, that this move
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TIE receipts to-day bare been larKs,s md In eonse-
auenee tt rather moderate den md. tatre proper
soa Of shem rtMhlns unso.d-
The rteeipss eont1nue to b composed In > great
mt s.u1e OF edum and inferior ttock. With waloh
1ne market l. II pzelens overwhelmed. OF good
shinptnR 8&eera tntre II = fair hr< By no mesnS an
ahundant SIMPLY Tetitnauft be eoofess-d hat cotn-
p7ratise1y NV of tbs better kfhdes havo fonnd cs
stars; while, u he Ahoys tAaleo priced Will ahow,
the have bssu liberal acttons IN the mora
me grades. For tho LASER. h3wrfarr tho prices OF
yesterusy have not been nslntslnsd- The YArds BE-
Ing full repet1oD. and tbs SELLERS greatly IN eI:tss
Of the bn, en- tho laes taya Unlisted coneo4tten
OF z594oc 100 -. and this ha15:x beeu o1nc sded
the II auI aetic nj Nete aoneEhst sxteallJs.
lhGgsh th. re u decided chsnEe II ths E2steEn
markets. .bpptnK Cas1lt hAye not ruled 30 weti ,ht
week a. At The ose oe lat. 1hfs lsdne In E,e4t
measuto to tp: cles Of Co notnau.u of hayen Eho'
looktn. torna;d 10 = large supply. thought to buy
upon tar tt!ms. 1ne neaF approach Ct ths Gloss
Ct the and the tact that bat ssw really good
Cattte h1a ar7trtd set bnTsIs qre actively u work
t1txy, {, ptc3sny II she sfsttnooa. md auiro nana-
ber Of t1ores we're taken It reduction ofo9sc per
1oQ D. On TIE snliug EAsea o! ysstescay+ Even It tbs
REDUCTION mentioned Abore there wss no snxtaty to
purchase, and sales vera decidedly heavy. Waqs1tA
the market - hard. efpecl.y fir felers. with The
1u,rg rats lower ~ mentioned Ahove- Tbs sxies
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
suxxxAa TAlps.
Cooley 4 E1tsitse soia Rao9e q Co. y head. afe.-
ADAMS sod f0,ns u mead, s7erns1ng l.:ss 'et, 1t
II hsu 4 Ee*y e. .o:a Strickland Ii h.ad. sre1as.Dg
As.ns so.a sNest eohssd. averaging sts lbs, at
Goo'ey E1d1idge so!d Sweet IS hssa, srEast7s
Gss lsy i Esftse sold M1sb,ch II hest. averaging
asrosex soid Sweet 8 head. aveEasiug sao -, At
iii, Heersa ,o,a D.1e,a head, s1asss.ns 'lss n.
mn