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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

Gs5 The LArE Rev. Dr., AEsPAcm.-
Al The annual meeting Of The Association
ci SUNDAY School Commissioners, for the
State oi Mary land, held at Washington
city on the Ash instant, the following res
eIaIions expressive Of the feelings Of that
body at !hc death Of Dr.. AnsPsch, were
adopted -
RESOLVED. That this association has
learned with sincere regret Of the death OF
tie R-v. f, Il. Anspach, one of their
number. and formerly Presiden, OF the
hoard of school commissioners ofA1Apne
Arundel county.
ReSOired, That in the death Of DR.. An
spach tie school system Ct Mary and has
LOST gu able supporter, the children OF the
S,o;e firm friend, aud the cause Of gen.
eral, popular. free education Jealous adj
Eocaie.
Resolv6d. That in The opinion Of This
association the Church OF Christ has lost,
in the decease of DR.. Anspach, an able
and failhi,l laborer, his family kind and
uGeciionale protector, and The community
COOL and useful citizen.
Res0ircd, Ths, We tender 10 The Wild
ow and immedi're family Of our deceased
brother or hearllul coincidence, and sym
eathy in their sad bereavement, and that,
copy of these resolutions be engrossed,
signed by the president en-" secretary,
and transmitted TO The widow u car de-
ceased friend.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

Churchill, Clarke Of Ohio. Clarke oil
Kansas, Cobb, Coturn. Covode, CuIIom'
DonnaHy, Eckley, Ella. Fsrnsworih'
GrsveIy, Harding, Highly, Hopkins Hun
Ter, Judd, Julian, Kelley, Kelsey, Law
renee, of Ohio, Loan, Logan, Louehrldge'
Lynch, Maynard, McClurg, Mereur'
Mullins, Myers. Newcomb, Num- o.
Neil, Orb, Paine. Pile, Price, Schemes
Shanks, Stevens Of New Hampshire STE
vens Of PennsyIvania, Stokes, Thomas
Trinbe, Tro@bridge, Van HON OF MIS-
souri,. Ward, Williams Of Pennsylvania
Williams of Indiana, and Wilson OF fenn'
sylvsnia.
The time is not far distant when the
men who have thus deliberately gibbeiled
their names, followed BY the scorpion
lash of popular scorn, will cry in their as-
onv for the mountains 10 fall and the rocks
to hide them from the odium they have
incurred.
Colored Delegates in The Trginia
Contention The Richmond (Ns.) Dis
patch states that Mr.. Lewis Lindsay, one
Of the cClored delegates from Richmond
10 the Reconstruction Convention, now
sitting in the capitol Of Virginia, having
been unable 10 preserve his sobtieiy IN
der the exhilaraIng influences of member
ship Of the Convention and six dollars
day, go, into difficulty on Wednesday
morning with one Of his fclIow-c!llzens'
who kept a saloon, on the subjeC Of his
political status, but was sufficiently cool
ed down BY the time the Convention met,
attwrlye o'clock, % participate IN the
proceedings Of that body, where he made
the following speech on The proposition
ia appoint slenographsr 10 report The
proceedings
"Mis.far President, hope in dis late
hour Oh de struggle that old Virginia have
been impeElled that no lree-thinSn' man
can suppose for momuni DAT We de-
sires to misrpresint de idee dat we cant
qualify de ability Of de sternorgeTphy Tor
dis Convention. hope every good
thinking gentleman will obSaFve de neces-
sily OF havin' steaogaphy, an dat dey
will be wilin', in de desire to gain de
ability Of de commonwealth Of Ferglnny'
to see dat de gentleman is justly desarre'
| hope, sir, dat eVy genlerman will now
Sc de necessity Of ba,in' dis stenogerphy,
so that we can then be able to understand
de principles of dlr proposition.
Laughter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14
Es+ Attorney General Sianberry hs

G5, Attorney General StanberTy has
Lad under consideration for some time The
question whether the government holds
possession Of Harper's Ferry in iee-slm-
pie, or merely interest for the specific
use OF an armory, and no other. lie
saws in an officia! communication that the
,rust or use, so declared in favor OF the
Z Jlniied Safes, is not confined 10 any spe-
eific purpose or object. The government
tfss had absolute and undistuTbed use and
possession of The property for seventy
wears, and there is no doubt, on examna-
lion Of the statutes Of Virginia, thai II has
perfect tile. The question was raised
by the descendants Of the original pro-
prielors. that tho property reverted 10
them. owing 10 The United States aban'
JoniDg Tue property for armory purposes
and on This question the opinion OF the
Attorney General was rendered.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

Ss~ The Conservatives -! the county
sre invited To attend at Enller's Hotel. in
SHEPHERDS TOWN, on FRIDAY,
Dec. 2Olh, for the purpose OF tflecIlns
county organization aud to aPPoin, Dele
saes 10 attend The State Convention 10 be
held at Wheeling, oa The S,h OF JaUnOory,
1868
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

Ez- We call attention TO The advertise
men, Of G. W. MispelhoTn, Ready. made
Clothing and Furnishing Establishment,
an the store room recently fIled up under
The residence OF John w. Gran. He is
determined 10 sell goods cheap.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

e. One Of The firm Of Rickard & Well
shans is now in Baltimore purchasing a
large Stock OF Ladies Goods which they
will receive aud open on Monday next,
TO which the attention Of the ladies' geDcr.
ally are invited, assuring them that the
g0ols will be sold very low.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14
Democratic and Conservative State
Convention.

The Democratic and Conservative 70.
ters of West Virginia, together with all
others who are wiling 10 unite with them
for the overthrow Of Radlcallsm in our
Stale and nation, are requested 10 meet 10
their respective counties, or townships. al
as early day as may be exPedlen'' and
select delegates to represent their counties
in STATE CONVENTION. 10 be held
in WHEELING, on WEDNESDAY.
JANUARY STU, 1868, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. Its recommended that two dele
gales, and as many sitsrnses, be chosen
for each township.
Your Committee call this Convention
in view Of The existing necessity for
promp, snd thorough organization Of oil
The elements Of opposition to Radicslism
in our midst. The g lorious results Of tho
lsle elections in other States, and The evl.
dent decline Of the Radical cause IN West
VIRGINIA, assure US that by proper effort,
we NAV rescue our State from the grasp
Of her unscrupulous rulers. and restore 10
OUT people The blessings OF just and eco
nomical government. We deem u pes.
:, begin The work at once. If you will
give US your active and united ald' we
Cannot doubt of final success.
DANIEL LAMB, Chairman.
NJ. REILLY.
A. WILSON.
A. J. SWEENEY.
GEO. X. TlNGLE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

A serious accidenloccured on the 2oih
ul., on The Mobile aud Great Northern
railroad. The Mobile Tribune says:
The cars had on board CasteIIo's and
Van Amburg's menageTie. The accident
was caused by the Swinging of rail, and
six cars were precipitaied down a forty
foot cmbankmen'-thvee platform and
two stock cars. The cages of the ami
mails were upon the platform cars. and
were thrown of, smashing them up. A
lion, three bears, TWO tigers, hyena and
hippopOtamus were thereby turned loose,
and produced grea, excitement. One OF
the bears getting hold Of beautiful Amer
lean deer made short work Of her. After
great difficulty all Of the animals were Sc
cured with the exception Of The hyena,
who showed fight; the was finally
KNOCKED senseless by blow from
heavy piece of wood and thrown into
cage. Mr. Lewis Burrows, attached TO
The circus department, was killed, and
four Others severely wounded. One
horse was killed and several had their
eyes knocked out.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14
Shcphcrdstown, West Va:


IS The An . ,.rlerly Meeting "G the
NJ. T. Church South " al be hlI on Sat
urdsy and Senday, the 2Isl and 2snd OF
y, &c s.5rr, in Xii, Fl4ve. Preaching at
II 4. NJ. and 6. p. NJ each day by the
Pressing Elder e the District, Rev.
VA. s. Baud.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

hG +. w. Laiimer has received his
third supply Of Fall and Winter Goods.
Read his advertisement and then give him
call. lie has everything nice and
cbnop
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

E> We call attention 10 the advertise
menls of Irwin & Keedy, from which il
will be seen that they have received a
large supply Of good things for 'fe floli-
DAYS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

o.. Before the recent election in Viz.
glnia. the military humbug Mlroy iook
it into Iris stupid head 10 90 on an cleo
pioneering tour to the Valley OF Virginia.
When he was addressing crowd OF ne
groes from The Courl House steps sable
damsel stepped W sni presented him
with huge bouquet. Immediately after
another daughter Of Africa spoiIed the
pleasursbe emotions excited IN his mind
by the fragrant offering, by advancing and
presenting him bill for dollar be owed
her a, the time he "skeda0dled" before
Ewell. lie at first declined 10 pay, but
she followed him up unMi she compelled
him TO "shell out" lie did so, protest
ing against the interruption.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

The FEEEDMEN's Bureau DEFUNcr.
An order has been issa,d by The War
Department mastering out Of service all
the officers Of the Freedmen's Bureau in
Virginia. on the LIST Of January next.
LauS Dec, for his "happy ridJance' Of
most outrageous pes, and nuisance.
There never was any reason why we
should have had This anomalous Bureau
established here, unless II was to aid The
radicals in arrsying the coloreJ against
the white population. This has been the
result generally. We especially rejoice
at the pros pect Of gering I'D Of this nui-
sance in our own midst. The Bureau
has moi only accomplished no good TO
the negroes, bot has simply been an ad-
junct 10 the radicals to carry out their IN.
famous purpose. To our Bureau we say,
20 IN peace 10 your Gown place. -
Uoodsiock Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

&& A. =. Bo!eler, Jr., adverlises an.
other supply of Ladies Dress Goods,
Men and Boys Wear, Notions and Gro.
ceries, anG. solicits call from all those
IN wat Of cheap goods.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14
Stale Executive Committee

&c. In response to the above call, the
Spirit Of Jcfer son urges the Democrat
&c and Conservative voters Of this county
10 meet in Chsrlesiown, on Saturday
next, the 2lst inst, TO appoint delegates
10 the Stale Convention.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

o. The Board Of Supervisors will
aicei a; The Cour, House on Friday next
The 3O'h OF December.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

NJ Two valuable cows belonging TO Mr..
John Snyder Of this place, died few days ago
from disease known as the Mad Itch" or
.Rinderpes,." This disease killed many thou.
sands of cattle in England sometime since, but
we trustit may not become prevalent in this
section.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

The Richmond Wig, speaking Of the
rather "cOn(used" proceedings, Of the
DEMONSTRATION" Convention. 20 far,
saws: III the presiding officer can't
learn the rules Of order and something Of
general parliamentary law, and # The Sec
retarv can'i Intricate the machlney about
his desk, 80 lhatdecision, prompiness aud
accuracy may characterize the chair, and
method, skill and dispatch the desk. this
Convention be 10 the body polite Of Viz
GINA seven.year itch, as In'oIefabIe and
as enduring." The Richmond Dispatch
saws: Tie officials Of the Convention
are utterly incapable to discharge their
duties, and the business is conducted in
the most ridicuIously unsYslemailc order.
Ignorance and inexperence stand out ev-
eTywhere amongst the controlling party.
Outside Of Hayn or S.. Domingo no such
samples Of deIbers'ive proceeding have
been Witnessed. Rye, the secretary, is
wholly incompetent. 1t ls impossible to
lrsyesly The body. II is so gro,csque and
absurd that the most ingenious sslltisI
cannot make il more so.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

T%The Conservative Convention assembled
in Richmond on Tuesday. All parts Of the
State arc represented, eight hundred delegates
being present. Hon ~ H. Stuart, Of Augusta
was chosen president. in his speech he said
this was not convention Ola party, but of Nir-
ginIans. AT the close Of the war We were as
sured that upon the repeal Of the ordinance Of
secession, Reputation Of the confederate debt
and emancipation of slaves, VIC would be res
tored TO our rights in the Union. Instead Of
these promises being fulfilled, policy has been
inauguira,ed to place the Southern States under
the control Of an inferior race. We meet to
appeal to the North not to permit the iniliction
Of this disgrace upon US. Our rights may DC
wrcsted from us, but we will never agree 10 the
rule Of an alien and inferior race. We prefer
the rule Of the bayonet. Among the Vice Pre-
sidents are Il. VI. r. Hunter, Thos. S. BococS,
ex.Goyernor Letcher and others.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14
TIE DEATH OF IMPEACHMENT.

The impeachment question, winch Has
so long and so needIessly been agitated in
and out of Congress. imposing an i'm
mense burlhen Of cost upon The people,
and occasioning incalculable delrimen' 10
every public and private interest, was fl
naly disposed OF on Saturday. 1T has
been predicted in these columns, from the
very initiation Of this inscriptions meas
ure Of Radical revolutionsm, that II would
ultimately reach an ignominious end, COW
ering with disgrace and inlatny its au-
hors, aiders. and abetlefs. This predIc.
ton has been fully realized. It "as man
ifesl that the effort TO make mp case OF
impeachment had proved Ismen'abIe
failure, when, last summer, after all the
testimony that could be procured had
been taken. Holt, Ashley, Butler, Match
ell a. Co., entered into conspiracy with
the notorious felon, Couover, convicted
Of perjury, and acknowledged to be at The
head Of the profession Of pc10rers, 10
suborn false witnesses 10 help make OCT
their case. 1t needed only tie cun(es-
sion, wIung from "Impeacher Ashley
by the Judiciary Committee, 10 confirm
the truth of the disclosures made through
Conover's statement and the Malchett
letter in reference 10 this most Infamous
conspiracy. This alone, aside from the
weak, frivolous prevalent, despicabIe, ard
more than suspicious character Of the les
lmony previously elected before the com
mi,tee, was enough 10 brand the whole
impeachment movement as foul and
damning fraud. The people had discov-
cred this. and had become Disguised and
indignant. The authors and prominent
suppories of the measure were appalled,
al the miserable failure Of their stipend
Gus and criminal folly. Even Mr.. Bout.
well, Of Massachusetts,. who had stood
forward as the prime minister OF tie con-
spiracy, and lis ablesi aud most earnest
advocate on the floor of The House and IN
sundry elaborate magazine articles, was
compelled 10 recanl all bis arguments.
His funeral oralion at tie grave Of tie
abortion was a curious mixture OF apollo
gies for its psren,sge and whines over its
untimeIy end.
The dlsgr,ceful effort, bowever,is sum
marIly disposed Of. Il is buried out Of
sight, but not out Of the memory Of an
abused and outraged people. To the deep
and damning disgrace of the National Leg.
isIsure, there were found N'y-Seven Of
the Radical fiction in the House willing
even at The last moment to give their
votes in favor Of a measure so plainly
covered all over with di:gracefui fraud
that HE simplest could not fail to see it.
The following are the names Of the fifty
seven who have thus inscribed their
names upon an imperishabIe record Of In
fanny
Anderson, ArnelI, Ashley Of Ohio,
Boutwell,, Bromwell, BroonsIl, Butler,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

&C. The Rev. Dr.. Sears, Of Rhode ls'
land. who was appointed general agent by
the board Of trustees Of HE Peabody fund
for education in the South, has made his
residence in the beautiful and prosperous
town OF Stanton, Va, from which he has
written letter 10 The Boston "W alchman
and Reflector" giving his views Of mat
,ers there. This intelligent Northern
gentleman speaks favorbly Of the patriotic
dispositions Of HE people in that locality,
and says he knows Of no part Of The coun-
try lha, 10 lis soil and climate, mineral
productions, extent Of wafer privileges,
cAeapness Of real estate and facilities OF
railroad communication. holds out great
or inducements TO emigration than the
neighbo,hood in which he has settled.
He says lie has seen very htiIe political
excitement in the South, and little, ex.
element IN the customs Of the people, to
remind him that he is Northern man.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

&C. At late meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the v irchesler and Potomac Rail-
road, i, was formally transferred 10 the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
The following are some Of the conditions:
lst. Tha; the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company shall hold the uudisturbed possession
ard control of the road for twenty years from
the Isl day of July last-receiying TO their own
use during that time all the revenues OF The road
with option of continuing to hold it indefinitely
thereafter for any succeeding term or terms OF
like duration
%. That the B. and 0. Railroad Company
shall pay to the Winchester Company in equal
semi.annual instalnents the sum of S27 200 per
annum during the continuance of the contract.
Sd. That the Company assumes .'all the le-
cal obligations OF the Winchester and Potomac
COMPANY under its Charters 10 pay all State
and Federal taxes, and keep the road and its
appurtenances, during The continuance of the
term. and deliver them up at its expiration, in
as rood repair necessary wear and tear excep-
tcd5 as when they take charge Of them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

&C. An interesting meeting commenced
in the Episcopal Church OF this place on
Tuesday OF las, week and continued until
Sunday evening last Rev. Dr.. Andrews,
the pastor, was assisted by Revs. Hanson
and Meade. On Friday morning confr-
nation of len or twelve members took
place by Bishop Johns.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-14

Ga Wednesday morning last as Mr..
Jacob Lowmsn OF WIIlamspori, in The
employ Of Adams & Downs lime burners
Of that place, was on his way TO bis work,
he was me, by dog that snapped him in
his clothes; thinking 10 punish The dog
and having DO thought OF mad dog he
caught the dog and gave him several
kicks; when as he left him 90, the dog bit
him in the hand; afterwards The same dog
was seen running around bling al other
dogs.
The "Armistesj Hunting Party" Of
Albemarle had their annual huntlasi week.
Aboutrhirly gentlemen composed the par.
ly, and they killed ihiriy.two deer. Two
OF The hunters killed three deer each in
one day. An incident Of the hunt vas
the killing Of deer by an old lady into
whose yard The animal ran, and she seiz-
ed rife and shot il through the head.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
DIED.

BaLI-On Tiursiay. Oct. a. William Ball. aged o. year.
The respectfully invited % attend the fner
foutE usJ
2o'elo =. IL, without further notice
n Friday, Sept u. In bis SD
Rivad Of o. j. CamnAnn esq., formerly oi tlls cry
Wedussiay oct Mrs Laura GrAhhm daughter OF the late Jo
serb ans Sarah ". Grand. -,
The syes and friends the family invited TO attend the funeral
Saturday Oct at u o'clock NJ from the Presbteran Chareh
in Fili.aye, Of Eineteenthst NrSiork
UAyENs- Communipaw on Tuesday eTenng. Oct Sarah
Gertrude the beloved N of valentine Hay.s and daughter OF the
lsts Abraham Britten esq the f3th Of her
Her ian,a will take place Friday afternoon Oct az O'Clock
Dntch Church LAFAYETTE 10 which the friends o
the family invited without further notice
NARX-On "Wednesday aer short Illness. Emiius MARI
native Of Denmark tint for yeaTs resident OF Brookn We
feh of his -. =,
The relatives family invited 10 attend bis funeral
from Pleasant Plains Staten Island Saturday
o'clock Train with o'clock boat from South
Prrr The be the SorsvAn Cemetery at New
porp.
wAITER-M Harlem. TUESDAY morning, Oct Mrs Julia b. wife
Thoma, Walter and daughter els Goohue OF BTAtte-
boro'. W.. In the 3th year Of her age q.
Friday afternoon Oct at " o'clock 81
Church one hundred ntwent sevenIhst nrar Fourth
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully n'e '"
tend
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Oct & Sg'G.s S VT. 3, "a Sas. i .eSp s%sHd s S5
@ % , s M AZ be SseI gbs 6ses, Tlpots 52ii bales SiOcs
sept' dprius the u lee bales -, m a
ding bu closed 7c sales B balcsi receipts sac bales I" great
cTaRia'roS G, Oct 2-Coon active and amer; sales $50
Ss Oct s-Coon easy unchangel sales 800 bales.
Low Mdiing Isa se scrpts i bales floa-rhe stock small
Ti % All so Corn am White and Mixed Oats unchanged
o is aud no@@ay ~ ,'@ ~ and SS5 Sn Al re &
Inn; icrcc iSc lcgs l5c Gold lt Sterling Exchange 9SdlS
w%saToS 4 c. Oct 3spi' qrpcune steady at 5'c Rosiu
ouIet AZ = III It = 30 for Common to Pale.
S Ios Oct Low and Medium grades advanced
e Others unchanged Cotton a1 s Log no4 o "a n eP Bon aT
rss @6 25G III Is; Fancy tli9+li - Wheat drme-Mhe
e q s 81 81 ES Sl SS .5i s. for M Mite oa, d
af ; F e % F. p1sGa Gs form . at M. Pork % I
G, sides. y ai sSooe & rss % r s% sc coc b aIs
Wheat ks Com 1000 sacks OATS $500 sacks Barley '
mtrirtSf OCT and higher city Double E'! 1
.lo% 10 >. SS9S! $ Dt Eo a. ana II S for So adyaras
st &C. for No Corn adaneagi sales ~ oS t9r No L9aS
td w1s r. 600 bush Oats shpmsn.59OO bbs Flour $4,000
bush Wheat bush o, 500 bush ;, qGE aT the o., h,. damaged
the crops and prices advanced sales at "a 20 for n's9r 40
Ss y ts1 sss ssSstn1f aa tsa 81 Sore r sSs
1sL GIofss' ,s 0Hs ss; s. s rS'a sa s' iscTe a &
Ksetle Rendered WHISKY bond nominal At e SooI q, M
a dseoaa, The sus,r market steady prices arc unchanged l'
,Si os s ps d fs9 Sosy ,5y,:os : c
per cent Paris ninety as ssS Cu cent Sugar active at
~ pner, iiI 10 il! more 900 boxes sold Ham, oac
WonILp Ala oct 1Cot,ou,elo-e qae q. e iVf ''''"s s
eoo h,lc~ Receipts 54 bales Exports 1 bale. .to
oct a-Tlour about 25c hgher sales l pn al ,,,t
mostly e ground Wheat active aud higher .ass % 1o % & r s
. .f - 10 1850 No Milwaukee (eirD ~ ~ s"s
~ seseo Iea al 4lc eah DO :! o 80" o 1e,s @ 40
,Wiw.ntre 10 anc al ~ 10 3Io hush No. cheaso ~
,losias ann Corn ful aud unsettled sales ~ ~" hu
ri a, and Western At ~ 81 y aud l9Wp ,u,s a. " ~ h.
80 "a 1lo btsh Weston arrive at tle 2H"l u's, u. ~
rs st6le bus do. the spot a. hJe hi ~, t',l1
nld ,sy ~ lir No Mcsler Barley aHse,,'u &
Sn(' al 170 hush Canaa sample AZ ~ t ,.b,s,
1f ,,,r.,i ihcurs unr,suesi Fraghis MN anu
T'I@f gfwn tnr Wheat idirJ lnh corn '' a., 49,.
! y bsb ys.l., ald l,Sg lbs. tvsg phP~s'@-'''. ''s