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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-01
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"Jes' o"-"Exactly "--Solon Single said
they were there "ey>fy time" Ifhe felt sowley
in the morning, he tdok Plantation Bitters If T.
felt weary 1t night, b took Plantation Bitters
he lacked appetite, WIS weak, languid or mentally
a aspEs.;sfs s !, ~ :. f.a,..iee h,. and 'as
firm.
Few persons want Any better authority but =
some may, just read the following:
- owe much to you, for
ny life,
REV. W. h. WAGNER, Madzid, N. ry'
have bees grest suf-
isIsr from DyPsp'i:, and had to abandon preach
REV. O. 4. MLLwoo1. View Yoft City.
had lost all appetite
was weak and enervated could hardly walk,
and had perfect dread of society.
Hefieatassn NttMyhase Akasmlxieht -
JAMES HEIMINWAY, st. Louis, Mo-"
The Plantation Btters
have cured me of arrangement Of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years.
They act like charm.
c. c. MOORE, 254 Broadway, N. T."
Mrs. 0. NJ. DEVoE, manager of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she 'fhas
given it TO the weak and invalid children under
her charge, with the most happy and gratifying
results" We have received over hundred realms
Of such certificates, hut no advertisement 10 ef-
'fectiye ~ what people themselves-sg Of . good
articlA. Our fortune and our rcrssation u ct
stake. The original quality and high character
of these goods will be sustained under every and
all circumstances They have siready obtained
sale in every town, village, parish and hamlet
among civilized nations. Base imitators try to
come as near name and style rs they can, and
because good article cannot be sold as low as .
poor one they find some support from parties who
do not care what they sell. Be your guard
See our private stamp over the cork.
r. II. DRAKE { CO.. New York City
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Case Of - .ias and book oopets 40 %
Case OF 20 large vals in morocco and book. %
Case Of % large walls, plain eass and book.-... %
Case Of Ii boxes Sos. 70 Isl and bsok....--- %
These rsnedes, by the single box, sent to
any part Of the country, by mail expFsss, kss d
charge, on receipt Of the price. Address
HUhPHREFS SPECIFIC
HOkROPlTH MEDICINE CDkPxNY
Once and Depot No. ga Breedway, nsw-Yosk.
Icr sale BY every Medicine Dealer.
DR.. HUMPHREYS In consulted daily II his oABaa -A~
sonaily OF ~ letter - above, TOT al forns Of dis
tan11dly
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Keokuk & St.Paul Railway Company
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE is hereby given. that ir conformi-
~ TO Chapter ~. -f the Code of Iowa, approved
February 5th, A D. 1851. Edward Kilbourne John B.
Lash, Lauren Eewev Reaeen Allen. Smith Hanlii. 0uy
W ella John VI. Hiatt. ebert r. Bower Henry Love,
Albert l. tCnnnsti@. Patrick 0ibbnns Ralph p. Lowe,
Arthur ErfdSman, Urish kapiee, Z. X. Ford Charles
Ssyder, H. l. Penn, Timothy whittnG J. B. shaw VIII
liam Patterson. Thomas W. CaSett Thomas A. Rereman,
Hambdsn Buell., George E. Kfib0une, Charles p Foots
other persops who may beoore members OF sid corpo
ration, Hio body corprae and polite under the name
aud style Of the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-01
Keokuk and St Paul Railway Company.

The principal place Of transsctng the bnsnes Of said
Company In 10 she City Of Keokuk.
Tia general OF the business 70 he transacted
the constructing operating ard maintaining Railway,
with such appsndMxe~ he deemed necessary for
the @1ieBt Of b from ths City u keohuk
fhs north line CT the OF Iowa In the direction Of
the city q Psa wh ths power to corstrvet istsxal
branches purchase lease tho rosd ross OF any
oth~ company or companies. or consolidate WITH tho
sams.
rne amount OF capital stock authorized /. Frff NH
LroBs ~ poILAas which smonnt may De incfea of
dfminfshed at the pleasure 81 TIE cohapsh1a MnA
OF the stock be raid in fnstslenss not ex
- dix tan per cent and osper than ans install
.re SrerY ihsrty dsys M the Directors require, OF
49, Il leAsf ten dAys notice shall BE- siren In news
peRsr cor,+ncsd % tn. ed dsy of May
1sf6 aud u TO CONTINUE hffy years, snfJ 70 rsasw
4 According the provsiens OF the ecde Of iossap-
pvovs4 lrbruarJ D Issi, chapeer ~ a,,,.d y,
49, n nm DIRECTOR TO b elected annually on the
s.od Wed,esday of Msy IN each n Vice
TrrSSsf fsrfrfsy, TREASURER and sueh other ohcers
~ Sirh~@t amount OF ndebtedress which the Corpo-
ny sncrr shall not exceed two thfrs tbs smcens
~ ~ aTitsI stock authorized.
M private properly Of the stockholders II exemp
the u unpaid Of any
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-03
FROM WASHINGTON.
Secretary Harlan Explains His No
tives for selling Certain Land.

WASHINGTON, November 2.-Hon. Jas
Harlan this morning publishes an elab-
crate reply to the statements heretofore
made impugning his motives in the sale
of the Cherokee neutral lands, being
thoroughly convinced that the interests
of the Indians required IT.
He says he sought diligently for a
purchaser, and after failing i'll all omar
tiers he ultimately effected sale to the
American Emigrant Company, of Con
necticut. He claims that this contract
was in accordance with the treaty, and
that with reasonable diligence the en-
tire amount, except the expenses OF
survey, would he in the Treasury to the
credit of the Indians, or ut interest,
within one year from the date of the
contract.
By the other mode of sale in driblets
the expense would be much greater, and
Judging from past experience il wonld
be lifetime before the whole could be
converted into cash. ,-....1..
Other interested parties desired the
vacation of the contract for purposes OF
speculation.
Mr.. Harlan concludes by saying. not
regarding them rs disinterested advisers
their advice was not followed by me.
preferred to follow my own Judgment OF
what the true interests of the Indians
and the people of Kansas required.
did what appeared to me to be both wise
and lust, and / neither fear nor doubt
the Judgment of an important public
opinion, and if my successor should fol
low the advice of the Attorney General
set aside this contract and succeed II
making better disposition Of this land
none Of his friends will be more highly
gratified than / shall be with his sue
cess
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-03

BALTIMORE, November Ex-Governor
Swami returned to Annapolis this morn
ing from Washington. There are throngs
of people in the vicinity of the Police
stations and newspaper offices, but all
remains quiet. The following is what
was said by Judge Martin, of the Su-
perior Court of Baltimore City, before
permitting the oath to be administered
to the new commissioners appointed by
Governor Swami:
In the matter of William T. Valiant
and James Young, who have applied TO
be allowed to take the oathS prescribed
BY the first section of the act OF lc62,
chapter l3l. In allowing these appli-
cants to take the oaths required by the
first section of the act Of 1862, chapter
l3l, I desire to be understood rs express
ing no opinion on the question As to the
iuri sliction of the Governor of Mary
land, to remove the Police Commission
ers. who were in the Office under the APP
pointment of the Legislature, for official
misconduct, or as to the validity OF the
title of these applicants to the Office to
which they claim to be entitled. under
the appointment Of the Executive.
IN ulIectlHS W pc duiiibiSt'iSu ="
these applicants the oaths required to
be taken by them by the act of assembly.
1562, chapter I3l, the Court performs
only a ministerial duty, which may he
disparaged by the Clerk. 1t is no evil
dence Of title in these applicants to the
offices claimed by them, but only puts
them in condition to maintain the va
lidity of that title. The taking of the
oath prescribed by the police act is only
a compliance with q condition demand
ed by the statute, and without the per
Torrance of which the applicants could
not be regarded rs entitled 10 hold the
Office of Police Commissioner, or TO dis
charge its duties, even assuming that
the mode in which they have been APP
pointed was entiSely unexceptionable,
The question of their title to this office
cannot be tried in this form.
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The limit has bocu

ter this date. The limit has been
reached, and hereafter it viii be Ese-
less TO forward bonds or 10 apply for an
increase Of capital, or for the organiza-
ton of new banks, or to do anything
with the expectation of getting circu-
lating notes.
-Four colored men, who confessed their
crime, were hung this morning at Upper
Marlboro, Nd, for the murder of Col.
WIN. Lyles, near Piscatway, in June
last. Their object was plumber, which
they returned, having taken about
81 800 from his secretary. large NUM-
Der of persons went from Washington
and the surrounding country to witness
the execution. A fifth negro, who had
been convicted Of an infamous offence,
was granted q respite In order to inquire
into the truth of the assertion OF new
evidence in his favor. :,
The following regulations in regard
TO applications for the increase Oh PEN
sions were issued from the PENSION
Office to day: Applications for the IN
crease of pensions under the act OF june
9Th and July 18th, 1866, form part OF
the unadjudicated or pending claims,
and their receipts are not acknowledge
by this office.
The condition of all unadjudicated
claims is reported from time to time by
circular or by letter, andwill not be re-
ported to any agent unless he shall have
been recognized by this office as attor-
ney in the case, nor unless the apphca-
ton shall have been on file at least three
,nonfhs snecial cases executed.
During the past month l,Iil apPiica-
t;ons of widows were received at the
pension Office, of which ,554 were al
lowed, and ls7 were rejected.
Only duly executed power OF attorney
eonfers upon an agent the right to ap-
near in n case, and no unadjudicated claim
will be taken from the files for examl-
nation unless material evidence shall
have been offered TO establish its valid
80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-03
New York Market.

NEW YORK, November 2.
COTTON-Heavy; 3sic for middling
upland; and 40!c for do. New Orleans
FLOUR-Less active. and l5a25c
lower for common and medium grades;
$40 30a1l Is for extra State; Sl2 25a
l3 50 for extra round hoop Ohio; and
sl3 Goals 90 for trade brands; market
closing quiet.
WHISKY-Quiet and firm.
WHEAT-Receipts, 20,56 bushels;
market dull: 5asc lower for spring, and
heavy for winter: sales, 600 bushels
at 81 40a2 so for No. 2 Chicago and Mil.
waukee; 81 90 for rejected; 81 81 fol
winter mixed western; 50 45a3 SIS fOr
very choice extra white Michigan.
RYE-Dull and lower; old western at
81 30a1 80.
BARLEY-2a3c lower; 81 12a1 1911 for
western; 81 17a1 Is for CanadaWest in
bond; 81 % for two-rowed State; 81 80
for four-rowed State, and 81 35al 81
for Canada West fall; barley market
quiet.
CORN-Receipts, 1880 bushels; mar.
ket irregular and unsettled, opening
frmer and closing dull and decidedly
lower; sales, 204,O 900 bushels at 81 25a
l 30 for inferior, and 81 25al 81 for ship
ping mixed western afoat and in store;
closing dull with free sellers at 81 25.
OATS-Opened frmer, but closed
heavy and lower; 70a73c for Chicago
and Milwaukee; 74c for choice Mil
waukee.
GROCERIES Coffee dull. Sugar
quiet; 1Oiallsc for Cuba. Molasses
quiet.
PETROLEUM-Firm, at 22ic for
crude, and 36a37e for refined, in bond,
for all kinds. =
PROVISIONS-Pork very heavy and
decidedly lower; S3l SASS 90 cash, and
$50 5Oa31 62, regular, for new mess;
$31 90 for old mess, and 81 0Oa27 Is for
prime; also, 1880 bbls new mess, at
$50 Is, seller next Is days; s2S 62a29 81,
seller all November; S25 50 for seller all
year, and 81 90, seller January. Beef
steady at previous prices; prime mess
beef at $50 90. Beef hams dull and
heavy at $40 0Oa44 90. Bacon inactive.
Cut meats heavy; 14a14ic for shoulders
and 16a1Sc for hams. Dressed hogs
heavy, at 1l4a11fc for western. Lard
quiet but steady, at 13ia15c. Butter
unchanged, at 2Oa35c for Ohio; s5a43e
for State. -, -t.., .,.,.,...,... .,......
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New York Dry Good. Market.

F NEW YORK, November =.
The dry goods market shows some
further effects of the continued depres-
sion of the past week, while at the same
time there are signs of coming improve
ment. Stocks of goods have accumula-
ted 10 some extent and have been offer
ed at rather lower figures. Some 200
cases of Merrimack prints were disposed
of by the agents to a leading jobber at
about one cent reduction from the ask
ing rates. This gave definite shape
TO this kind of goods and prices have
generally followed the reduction, until
thew are now offered at the figures at
which they were sold previous to the
LIST of October. At the New York Dry
Goods Exchange the following report Is
made of jobbers prices to-day: Brown
sheetings-Salmon Falls A, Pic; Great
Falls u, 2le; do. S, 19c. Bleached shirt
ings-Barbletts, 30c; Hope, pc; Greene
Manufacturing Co., pc. Prints-Co-
checa, 21c; Richmond, 19c; Freeman,
17c; Empire. 13c. Ticks-Amoskeag Ii,
Ale; do ID, Sic; Pittsfeld, i4fc. Stripes
Albany, 14ci.
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MEXICO.
The Latest Intelligence About the
Position Of the Military.

The Latest Intelligence About the
Position Of the Military.
New YORK, November 2.-The Her
AIDS Matamoras dispatch of the 26th
nit, says: 1t is not thought here that
Meii will attempt to occupy this border,
as il could only be done at large ex-
pense of blood and treasure, and with
no corresponding advantage. Canales
is still in possession of the town of
Topia, which is about three leagues ont,
with 1880 men. Negotiations for the
surrender of the city have been in pro-
gress the past few days. They closed
yesterday without any practical re-
suit.
Col. Fennija, of Ortega's staff, arrived
in Brownsville yesterday. He has been
closeted with prominent Mcxicans, who
are friends of Canales and supporters of
Ortega. Canales this morning express
ed his determination to hold the city at
all hazards against Tapia and Coritina.
This is probably the result of the arri-
val of Col. Fennija, and it is generally
believed here that he will pronounce in
fsyor of Ortega. The forces of Tapia
will be combined for an attack, which
will be delayed some days on account of
the bad condition of the roads.
Adyices from Monterey state the i'm
portant fact that General Torvina was
at FL Cedral, in the Sttae of San Luis
Potosi, and had issued proclamation
to the people of that State. 1t is
thought he will be able to oppose any
force which .Mejia may bring against
him. .----.-.--, ia,
General Tapia has issued a proclama-
ton to the people of Tamanlipas, in
which he announces himself as the
representative Of the supreme Govern
ment, and intimates his intention of
attacking Matamoras at an early day.
From private letter, dated the 10th,
l learn that Douy is in Matheula, with
500 men. He has offered fcf sale his
carriages and horses, and is packing mp
for journey to the city of Mexico. It
is said the retreat from that place will
commence on the 18th. All the Liberal
forces have left Saltillo under Ferriud
and Navarro. Anew campaign has been
inaugurated.
An intercepted dispatch from San
Luis Potosi to Metheula, showed that
Jeaning Rose wrote on the 18th of Sep
TENDER that he was marching on Queri-
rero, leaving Douy ut Matheula.
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NV YORK, Nov. 3.

NEW lpkh. Nos- D.
The Posts money article says: The
loan market is quiet at per cent for
loans on call; 5iafi for the choicest COM
mercial bids. The stock market Is IT.
regular. Governments firm, with tar
demand from investors; 7-3Os are better
but gold-bearing bonds are eheny IN
request. The nsw 5-20s are wanted at
1904. After the regular board, the quo
tations were: New York Central, llo4;
Erie, IS; Reading, 116i; Michigan South
ern, 93s; Pittsburg, 93I; Northwestern,
50; do. preferred, s0t; Toledo, ls9:;
Rock Island, 111i; Fort Wayne, Ills;
Ohio and Mississippi certificates, s.;
Cumberland preferred, 6st; Foreign Ex-
change firm but duh; bills at GU days
on London, quoted at l05fal09s; for
Commercial, 1O9ia109s; for Bankers do.
at short sight, lleialle4.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-03
-. Louis Market.
ST IoUJs. Noyeml

ST. LOUIS, November 2.
Flour heavy; business small at I'M
changed rates. Wheat, receipts very
large; market heavy and inactive, with
ont quotable change. Corn heavy; new,
90; prime old mixed and yellow, 05a
o.; choice yellow and white, 1 0Sa
Oats firm and unchanged. Pro-
visions quiet; mess pork, 81 %; clear
sides, 15ialSfc, shoulders, 16i; choice
kettle lard, 14c. Whisky, large re-
ceipts: rates unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-03
Springwood Select Home School
For Yorrg Ladies.

IN
IL Healthfnl Beautiful and accessible por
ions OF Virginia uill reopen Os;tOb-r /. lsGs
Established In the family Of the undersigned
~ith view 70 the edu'atiYn Of his own ehil
drsu entir-l: At HOME 10 will he strictly limitec
TO such = num"er a. shaD justify the employ
ment Of the hest instructors In every depart
ment.
For circulars OF further information. apply 20
g. WASHINGTON BALL,
Springwood. near L-esbnrg. Lsndoun Co. We.
REFERESCES.
General Robert z Js- General d. II. Hill,
Charlotte, n. C.: A q. QuAri-r. s Brady, Ian /.
dan Carter Esq-.. wheeling West Virgins /;
Rev z. 7. PerkiDa forusr,y Of wheeling Rev
r R Mason Monfton. p. o.. Baltimore ooun
ty; Vim. Dodgs, vsq Stafford Hal. Md;
Robert s. Chew. ESQ. Washington City Rev.
". W Williams Georgetoss. ID. q. Rev. W.
y. Pendletop. GeDersl A. NJ Long. Lsxinztsn ;
Rev. @. II. NortsttJ A}exsndria !; HfiI -Csrtsr,
Eco Shirley Va; Col burgess Long. Phils
dslphiA; Gea1 w. 4 Fe,thcrston, Holl
SPRING. Mississippi. Sc. re.
p. 5. Professor Van Rhyn IN charge tho past
year. Of the Department Of Modern Languaeea
Drawing. &C. having b-en sppoint-d 20 a chair
In the 'Prnpsylvznis Military Institute, - de-
sre tnemploy . thoroughly qualified Fssch.r OF
those branches IN his place; sl-o q tescbsr o.
husie- Without good recommendations post
need app,v tuit-aDdIfsr&v
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-03

NEW YORK, November 2. !,
Stocks better; Rock Island 111f; Hi
nois Central 1854; Cleveland e. Pittburg
"a; NORTH Western 81; do. preferred s0f;
Toledo l20i; Toledo Wabash Il Western
SIS; do. preferred 749; Alton & TerTe
Haute So !; do. preferred III; Fort Wayne
I III; Milwaukee e. st. Paul Ga; do. pre-
ferred 75s; Michigan Southern 93s; Han
nibal g. st. Joseph IS; Michigan Central
l 1oi; Reading liz; Ere a5i; Erie prefer
red e6; New York Central 1l9s; Western
Union Telegraph 62i; 500 coupons of
1862 10i; do. do. 1864 01i; do. do. 1865
G7t; I0-40 coupons l cot; Treasury $50
cat; Ohio & Mississippi certificates
$50.
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gg telegraph.
ITO THE REGISTER
FROM NEW YORK.
Arrest Of Sanford Conoye- for Perjury
-YRchfing-The Tart

Arrest Of Sanford Cenove- for Perjury
-Ynchting-The Turf.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Sanford Conoyer
alias Charles A. Duncan, whos was I'M
plicated in the recent conspiracy t.
convict JEFF. Davis Of being an accom-
plice in the assassination of President
Lincoln, by means Of suborded wit.
nesses, was arrested in this city yester.
day, and taken to Washington. The
arrest was made on the affidayits OF
William H. Roberts, J. A. Hoare, and L.
c. Turner, charging Conover with per
jury.
The race between the keel boat l..
Hirondelle and the Centre ran and
schooner vesta, from Sandy Hook
Light Ship, sailing to windward and re-
turn, took place on Wednesday. Inc
l. Hirondelle was victorious, making
the distance in five hours, twenty-eight
minutes and fifty-seven seconds.
In the race yesterday on Fashion
Course between Lady Thorne, Lady
Emma, and George Wilkes, Thorne was
victorious. Time, 2.26, 2:Z7 aud 2:2s.
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Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, November 2.

CHICAGO, NONtWUtT 2.
Flour dull. Wheat irregular; 2 24a
2 26 for No. l, and = 02a2 "a for No. 2,
according to location. Corn opened at
an advance Of 2a2jc, with sales at goa
994, but after receipts of the Liverpool
market prices declined 4a5c; buyers Of
fered Csc for 70. l, and 95a97!c for No.
3, closing at inside prices. Oats firm;
49c. Provisions dull. Old Mess pork,
30c; new, %. Lard dull. Hogs mode
rately active; Gas so for good to choice.
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THE FENIANS.
Days Set for Various Fenian Trials-
Mr. Mckenzie Moves TO Qsash the
Indictment.

Indictment.
ToRoSTo, c. W.. Nov. 2.-It not being
understood that there were any Fenlan
trials to-day, the attendance at the
opening of the court was not large, but
upcn Daniel Wheelan being placed IN
the dock, the court now rapidly filled
and soon became crowded.
Mr.. Mckenzie asked n postponement
of trial until the 18th of next month:
After discussion the 18th inst, was fixed
upon.
Mr.. Mckenzie then said he was ready
TO proceed with the. Paris case, but the
crown witnesses being absent 1t was
postponed till Tuesday next.
The Grand Jury then entered the
Court with true bills against Thomas
Cooney, Thomas School, w. Duggan and
John OConner, all Fenian prisoners.
Thomas Cooney was then placed in
the dock and pleaded not guilty. His
trial was fixed for the 18th inst.
Thos. School was next put in the dock,
and claimed to be an American citizen,
and pleaded not guilty. His trial Is tx-
ed for the 10th inst.
VIM. Duggan pleaded the same, and
his trial was fixed for the same day as
the last.
Mr.. Mckenzie then applied to have
the indictment quashed, on the ground
that different courts had charged the
prisoners with being foreign subjects,
and British subjects, and submitted
that they could not. be both. If they
are held to be British subjects, they
must be indicted fer treason.
The Judge over-ruled the objection
for the present.
Mr. Mckenzie then gave notice that
he would move the Crown elect wheth-
er to try the prisoners as British sub
iects or American citizens.
His lordship remarked that he thought
the intended motion very proper one,
but he would leave it TO the jury to say
whether they are British or American
subjects.
Similar notice was given for John
O'Conner.
The Court adjourned until tomorrow,
when Rev. Mr. Lumsden's case will be
proceeded with.
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AIbany Cattle Market.

ALBANY, November =.
This week beeves are poorer in quail
ity and higher in price than they were
last, the advance, taking quality into
consideration. is at least &c per pound,
live weight, the supply being light, on.
" 3,lOO heads. Holders were enabled
to make their OWN terms, and they
stood firmly by them till the close.
The range was from 4!c, live weight,
for the poorest, to &c for the best extra.
Sheep continue to be more or less ne
elected, and what sales are made are at
4;a5tc for choice; extra weight brings
&c; receipts 5000. Hogs arc held firmly
at 10allc.