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SNAKE KiELED.--Mr wendelin Gilbert
killed snake, On Sunday last, at the spring
of MF. J.. Henry HQnpe. Il was garter
snake, and over two feet in length. What
j. il that impels these reptiles to venture ont
In winter, when the weather Ia the coolest,
and the ground covered with Ice and snow I
Is i the intense cold penetrating to their hid
ing places and forcing them 10 seek other
qnartersg
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Housewife IrEMs.-Mr. Melchor and
Alexis Harris, sold, as executors of Alexis
Harris, late Of Carroll county, deceased, tie
hame fam, containing il3 asres III land, half
4 mile north oi Houcksyille. at pnblic sale, on
the I'D instant, to Benjamin Brown, Of the
fourth district, for So per acre. This same
property was offered at public sale one year
ego and bid % 500 per acre, and Withdrawn
for Q higher bid.
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SNAIL BOX AND g4E Ruallo scaoois.- -Four
Of the Public Schools IL this county have been
closed as a prccaution against the spread Of
the small pox, existing in their respective
neighborhoods. A case ofyarioloid Is reported
at Warheldsburg, and the colored ecool in
that vicinity has also been closed.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Near Winfield, Carroll County, Nd
AT PUBLIC SAL.


e
NY virtue Of Deed Of Tris, s
ID Reckard, and of Deed az f'a S,l scAa
~ .Iohn w. Reckard and Wife. n X s!asee
signed, we will sell ut Public sale as under
~ NJ, IA. SoL .t,,r !, W
iH"s"'y' NV ~" "'g " huseh, 1915.
at II o'clock. a. NJ, on the premises. aLo..
miles ron Mlnheld' Carroll county, MI
and adjoining lands Of Robert +. LInd.s.
Anon Wilson, Peter and Zachariah De,;'
and others, all that Tract Of Land on whlI
the saidJohn Reckard now resides, con,ainiss
11o1o ACpEc on
AAo 40 S VI LAND,
more or less, consisting Of two parcel.
about equal quantity of land in each XIX p
improvements as follows: On the lsi Nv ny. 'oe
( ogand Observation-Disclosures pvt
House, Log Stable, Corn House A an -
and Spring at the door. ntNsS
On the I'd part Frame ss.1silAE
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UxlTEn BaETNErs IN CHRIsr. Rev ]. r,
Hntchison, Pastor Of Manchester Circuit,
reports ten Sabbath Schools with six hundred
scholars and nearly two hundred teachers and
officers, an increase Of about FIVE hundred and
fifty IN two years. The church property three
years ago was worth about $500, row It Il
worth about $4,000.
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LAG ACRES OF LAND.

more or less. The improvements consist of
large STONE HOUSE, Stone A<sN =,
Barn, new Wagon Shed and &fU Ia
Corn House, and other neces. in1BkI4A
sary oUtbuildings, with never
iaiing spring OF water between the house and
barn. There is also a new Tenant House on
the farm, not finished, but which can be com.
pleted with little expense.
About II acres OF this land is covered with
sSEc good Timber, and there is an excellent
sSs Orchard of choice Fruit on the place
L. There is also Lime Kiln on the prem
ises and Lime Stone convenient.
This property is situated in Frederick coun.
~, about half a mile from I.adiesburr. and
within one quarter Of mile from the Freder
lex and Pennsylvania Line Railroad.
This land is in excellent condition, having
been heavily lined and is as productive as any
land in the neighborhood, and il is well water.
ed, having running water on the farm.
Terms Of Sale as prescribed " tie Decree I:
one'third of the purchase money cash on the
day OF sale, or on the ratification thereof by
the Court; one.thlrd in one year and the bal.
ance IN two years from the day of sale, the
purchasers to give their notes or bonds. with
security to be approved by the Trustees. for
me credit payments, bearing interest from the
dny of sale 49, N
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MISSIONARY ASSWERsARY.--0n Sun lay
evening last, the Strawbridge Missionary So
ciety celebrated its anniversary in the NJ. p.
Church, of this city. The Society is an or
ganization Of the Sabbath School, and has
been in existence number Of years. Ad-
dresses were delivered by r. B. Normeni,
Esq. and Hon. John 4. Smith, and the chill.
dren sang several beautiful hymns. The an
nual contributions for the missionary cause
amounted to S1O7.O7.
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Florida y shiIgius alligator hides h
Europe.
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GARDEN Seed.

rNHR Iipllock 4 Rohinson's Garden Seed.
- freslfsnd new, Of all kinds. Just rseeived
py y. W. HOUCK,
ieb z2-5t Houckszsle, Nd.
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Duo Hill Notwithstanding the
exceedingly cold winter, the people in our
neighborhood have been healthy all winter /;
there is no sickness prevailing among us, with
the exception ofcolds, and they mostly among
children.
The are hanke here gre al 10 operation,
but mono Of them arc making full time on nc.
count Of the severity Of the weather; but We,
they furnish ore enough to keep the cars on
the Bachman's Valley Railroad continually
running.
A new place named 'sMelrose" was started
last fall, where the Bachmans Valley Rail.
road crosses the Hanover and Baltimore Pike
about two miles north of Manchester. There
are four dwellings there now, under way ii
construction, and am told that twenty win
be- ERECTED there next summer. Mr.. Corne.
Illus Weptz 4 Son win opes d dry goods aud
grocery store ihers, shoat The Isl OF April
next, and Mr., Hoif will open a public house
there, also. They have already q station house
aud ticket office there, erected by the Rail.
road Company.
The butchering season is pretty well over
with us, yet Mr.. A. X. Wentz killed a small
porker last week, which weighed 1914 lis.
and Emanuel W. Wentz killed one last Satur.
day, which weighed exactly 600 ia.
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oRrHAss covRT.--Adam Shower. ESQ.
Chief Judge Isaac G. Bale and l.. p. Siingluif,
Esqrs,, Associate Judges, Joseph NJ. Psrke,
Register of Wills; George NJ. Parke, Deputy
Register
Monday, Ftb. &Ith, IS73.--,John w.
Holmes, administrator Of catharine Holmes,
deceased, returned inventory Of goods and
chattels, and obtained order to sell the same,
Daniel !. Baumgardner, executor Of Daniel
RaumgaFdnQF, gHipgnsd inventory Of goods
vnd shaiicls, list Of dehs gad inventory Of
money ordaF granted to notify creditors.
Letters Of administration on the estate Of
Michael Markle, deceased, granted TO Abra.
ham W. Wolfe, on widows remuneration.
The bond Of DR.. William ReindollaP. an.
pointed guardian u George y, and Isaiah
helldollaF, iiled and approved.
Tuesday, Fsb. a5tE. David Cassell. ad,
ministrator ". A. Of Barnhart Brown. re.
turned inventory Of goods and chaiteIs,
orders granted to sell same, and to notify
creditors.
Objections filed 10 the passage OF the az.
couat Of George l.. .Stoeksdale, late executor
Of Aaron Stocksdale, and order passed fixing
March 18th, next, TO hearthepariiss and theiy
Witnesses, ~
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notes .......,,.,.,......... 49,. IUI,
No. Policies IssUED............ 4,30
Cash and Assessment bills on
hand, September I'd, ISL, 50,
Cash received for new Policies
and Renewals ............."~ B,
Cash received for Surveys-..".
[" {" +" Recording &
Signing Polieies....".".".~r.
----
an
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Annual Statement
'oF TRE
PLANTERS, Mutual Insurance Company OF wash

ington County,
FoR THE YEAR ENDING SEPTEABER 'th' 1871
Amount Of Property lnsured....s s,6IO,9OS'SS
Amount of Capital in Premium
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The West End Debating Society met on
Saturday evening last and after lively dis
oussion of the question, "Would it be expe-
dent for the Legislature of Maryland to so
amend the Usury Laws, as to allow the Rate
Of Interest to be fixed by the Contracting
Parties in all Common or Commercial Trans.
actions p the committee decided in favor of
the negative, unanimously. The Society viii
meetagain next Saturday evening, at Gg o'clk.
alton Of Mexico to the United Sta es of Amer
p. b. Mikesell, John 7. Diifenbaugh; Mega.
tive, John Matthews, John A. Macintosh.
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DR.. w. T. JONES.

State Vaccine Agent,
81 Norm CALVERT 81. nAlslNans.
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L0CIsvtiiE lrENs. "A correspondent, under
date Of February q, writes the death Of
Mr.. John W. Griifee, published by you two
weeks ago. turns out to be not an accident,
but ease Of actual small pox. He being .
fatoritc among his acqaninhDn.e and a very
worthy young man. was attended in his sick.
ness and death BY q great many persons, and
at least two hundred persons were at his tn.
neral, not knowing or suspecting that he had
died from the small pox, thus afording an
almost unlimited bound for the spread OF
that muehsdreaded aud loathsome disease,
His attending physicians refused TO let his
family know the cause OF his sickness, one OF
them SAYING since, il was the spotted fever,
the other one have been told says il was the
small pox. But what puts the matter beyond
there took the small pox or varioloid, and il
has spread rapidly throughout the neghbor.
hood and the whole community Is in state o {
alarm on account Of il. Some are leaving the
neighborhood, others are burning tar in their
houses, others refuse to be seen away from
their homes, aud the trustees Of the public
schools are consulting about stopping them.
understand the Paramount school has stop.
ped since the death Of Griiiee. Two OF
| UriHee's children have died, aged about 10 or
i years, a little boy aud girl, the only daugh'
ter of the bereayed and sorely afflicted family,
who have the sympathy Of the community.
Every precaution is being taken tOcheckma,e
he further spread OF the disease.
| A very narrow escape occurred at the new
copper mine on Mr.. n. l. +. Ha den's place,
owned by Mr.. James Tyson. As Mr.. Samuel
| Treeguncn was moving some excavations on
the side Of the shafi he happened to look up
and saw some earth about to give way, he
Immediately jumped into the bucket and cried
to his attendants to pull him up, Owing TO
their promptness aud energy his life was saved,
as the shaft was Immediately filled up about
1 six feet above where he was at work.
Winter is still with us, snow fell last night
to the depth of four inches, though to-day it
is thawing.
! The members Of the NJ +, Church are
pushing their new church enterprise at Mt.
| Pleasant appointment, on Baltimore Circuit.
| The building is to be 3Ox50 feet, to be built
of stone, and will cost three thousand dollars.
n. l.. f. Harden, Henry Knox, Abraham
/ Pragh, William ROBERTS, William Pooley,
| Joseph T. Ward and Elias Gorsuch compose
the building committee, with the Rev. Mr..
/ Arnold, pastor of the Circuit as chairman,
and Mr.. Henry Knox, secretary and treasurer.
The new brick church at Providence, is
under roof awaiting the opening Of spring for
completion; it is a two story building sJx46
feet, and Is supposed will cost upwards of
three thousand dollars.
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, 1873-08-04

AafE In al tlTrA fAA hf+NSff
aM1ano n1n - ~ 1mithaInnn % n,a.r 1ntIninst
*1NS ,,,o"o, 'o' A'aesAo,%o' o4'"t' A"a@o%o
1in rra,a u,'ei1,sast mmtst - 81 ooc..o
n.r, 11unLQlus ~ *avy@7 ~ r; o,>a.,.n ..o, H.
obnicc natvoa' Il boas a. AoN'' ''a@''0o' s''a ~
1'o''o n1'A'"' ~h'0'fs1iHg; TG,iiIsv11nr
dn1nnnI n,,I ,1y,,chsnn1ai - ~
TKov1a1oNs- uork ouIot and steady ut $1e,ooa
1880, Bacon {lr1ner Will g0ot JonnnI: ghnnl1ora
oHtSo1o: cioar rih' 1os<fsaiin: cIenr. 1o,1M1ic III
r,rko,l' bulk shoulders Ss2n r1enr rb offu: c|oar
b,Sc nit looso Hl,uar c,red hn,ns 1sHtal5c backed
Lard tlrm primo loaf in tiurocs, Vapho; prlmo
stca1n. Rito " o' 'S'<s0'
W11fHVY-tteaiy at 0Q60an
TotAuCo-Satos Of ip1f to1,acco durtnN July cru-
Bales from Nov, to Au. i. iii hlle. ynlMcd nj
$.775 12Jat aga{nst D3 3In j,hdS vuiIa1 nj ii 1a3
8id13 aa,nc period Of laat ycer Stock on hand Juv
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, Aug 2-linrAr,sruFrs-Tlour IN fo,r
don,hnd: urcos atc,tly .,,,l unchanged Wheat ptcay
and arm: unchanged Corn dull mtxed Wostrr,;
eS1e: eS1 Oats weak: mixoa Western. ao54lo; white,
pRov1a1oNs-Quiot and Arm. Pork, $17.2s@176O.
13ulknGass tlrm: shoulders. BN@s1c; nidea, 916c;
Gear rtb. 0A9l0o Bacon tlsmer and higher R!iol-
dDra. 0t6o; B!tleH 10fG1l0s{ot clear rib, lldSlA No
aHgAr-cured hamB lAEt916Mo. Lard dul, at bt9s4o.
nurTEn-Quiet; Western good to choice, l8S2lc.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, ut o5a00c.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, aug. .-naEA1,sruFra-Fou dull,
ut $G,a5tGG,hG, Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
qutet It 1iS45o. isyo aet, at 7o@72c. osta s,eaIy
1t TAa43o,
pnov1a1oNs--h1ess pork In demand at $1,000; hold at
1880. Lard dull and nominal; acnM Be- kcttlo,
8,5o Bulk meats firm blouldera, 7zs@eo spot, 9<o
bill buyer August clcnr rib hold at phc. eaos at 70
, 1873-08-04
Tho &tI'nnGl.Enl,1G.ss

NfDTt {Ha NHt49Hs
TnE CHICAGO TRIBUNE roplios to charge OF
immortality, or, to speak plainly, Of fraud,
which Wo brought against its now plan OF ascor-
tainlng what arc " reasonable ratos Of transport
tasion." by quoting from lawyor's briof Num-
ber Of familiar loyal propositionH showing that
corporations aro tho creatures Of tho Atato, and
that It they do anything TINT the charter docs
not authorize. tho State lnay oat thom up. 10
which We reply that, In tho irat place, we do not
boiiavo tAat ono railroad corporation in fifty has
violated tho low iu tB iHaues Of stock and that,
moreover, from tho moral point Of vfow tho po-
eition Of tho pooplo would bo no bottor II
they had oil violated 1t. III fact, II tho Inv
ho agatust tho corporations, tho poHi-
ton Of the people" moro oloso-
y resembles bon nutlora in 1870
than wo thought 1t dill. Don said, aud eonator
Morton Bat1 that tho United States woro not
legally bound by tho declarations mado in Tho
House Of Representatives, and by tho Secretary
OF the Treasury, when tho bonds woro issued, to
pay them in coin, and that they might bo paid In
papor I'LL the Bamo to|icA 'oas q4ite true, But
all concerned in paying thom IN papor would
nono tho loss havo boom hl.ayos. becauno tboy
had all stood by silent wlhlo tic bonds woro
being sold, thus acquioacing In tho construction
put ut tho t1no Of tLo loan on tho termg Of tho
contract. 10 alao "tho pooplo" hayo stood by
these thirty years while tho railroads woro
issuing Fictitious Htouls," and whlo tho
holders wore selling 1t In opou market,
, 1873-08-04

DErnorr, Aug. 2.-pAssEp DowS-props Amazon
Ocean. plymouth, oawcg.tchto, Dean Richmond, Col
sraao Eonts!n Sn city, osmosElsn aud
isphere achra Clayton Dolc, board OF Trade, Empire
State, Oak Leaf Montoroy, David Stewart.
PASSED Ur-propa Badger stnto, Prussia, Roanoke
Potomac, Toledo. Scotia, niekonheaa aud barges
Viennn and barge, Graves and bargo barks Favorite
T. 9. Woodruff achra arotou, A,lnio vaught, Tlden
Jessie,
W1Np-Sonthwest.
DEraoIE, Mich Aug. 2.-PAssEp ur-Prore D. ".
Nllaon, Cuba, Lady Franklin, Bay City mud bargcs
SUPERIOR sId @ barges sshrs nayana, hoars Snow
Analo uanaon, Wcnd tho Wnvs, Maid Of tho Mist
Morning Light, A!gorinc, ]. N. Foster.
PASSED Dows-Trops Geueva aud barges, Fay ant
barge; sehra Janes Joy, Charles Wall, Floetwing
William Hhupc.
W1ND-Souhweat.
speeias Di*patch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Aug. 3.-PAaBEn DowR-Pro,B Grant,,
gtatet Gordon, Campbell, Toledo, Argyle, ssnilac
aud barge; burks Kato barley, Watson sci.rs Pluto
6sovel, Montana. nIorris, Bentley, 1lagt, anorg
Cooper, Nicholson,
PASSED Ur-props Canisteo, Scott, China Arctic
East Donton, Dubuque md bnrges; Bchrs D. DAkcr
Berlin: Express, Union Jack, skyark, Ginger. May
pole, Knto Richmond. Golden fleece, 5audD1uon,
W1ND-Northwest.
, 1873-08-04
A DUEL WITH RAPlERS.
An uour'A Combat 1setyyecn Two
Ercnchnlon Nenr WiIkesbnrre, pn.

EFtAENH1Cn NE1lF ~1AkGADalffGs NHs
From. the Scranton {I'a.l Republican.
has worked as macAnBt for somo time, and
until Tuesday ut the l.. i D. Railroad shops iu
Kingston. ue formerly lived in New York,
where trouble oucompassed him through uuos-
tlonabie ASSOCIATION with .narried Fronch wona-
an. Tho husband does not seem to bo known
in what has transpirod, tho mother having man.
aged throughout this affair Of honor, Size il q
lady having respectable connections aud aomo
considerable wcalth. amasgod by 1nonns OF o
successful artificial flower business in New York.
Sho determined TINT there should bo satisfaction
rendered for tho injury done to hor daughters
fair nanlo. The whereabouts Of Aubin was
for hor a challenge was extended aud nc
ceptod with the usual formalitios, aud on hIou-
day he came to this city, bringing with him tho
weapons to be uBod-two rapiers, tho acloction
Of Which had boon decided by the tossing Of
coin.
On Tuesday morning at o'clock tho princi-
pals with seconds, all being Fronclmon, mot i'll
Dana'B droro near WillkeHbayre. Tho civllitios
Of affairs of tAiB character woro oxohanged, tho
weapons werc crossed, and for moro than au
hour tho struggle continual both parties OK
hibitng mastor1y skill In tho uso Of tho rapor.
At longth tho lack OF practice Of Into on hs pnrt
began to Bhow tl,at Aubiu Was hardly equal to
Ills adversary, aud he failed ut last to ward of
thrust, and tho weapon entored hiB person to
tho oxtont Of M Inch. The struggle continued,
however, for five minutes, thruAts woro Bkillfully
made aud as akillfully wardod of, until finally
tlorcer ono ho fatlcd 70 check, aud tia point OF
his adyorsary's weapon struck Aubin'H right side.
4 quick movement Of hiB body prevented its en-
tering his person to my depth, but 1t followed
rib for Ho1no eix Inches, making quite severe
but not serious wound. This oullod tho
atrugglo.
Good feeling toward each other was Expressed
by eaoh! Of tho principals, hands weso shaken,
aud Aubin partook OF cognao oifored by his au-
tagonist. 1t was arranged that tho affair should
be concluded at timo when Aubn'B wounds
would permit, aud tho victor returned to Now
York by tho lrattraIn. Aubin wont to Kingston,
whore ho sottled up hla aiYair8 and took d later
train for New York, whore ho now lioa in hos
pital. The woman In question dooa not roturn
to her husband, but will II she Inns not already,
DO returned to friends III Franco, wnoBo protco-
ton she will horeRftor rocoiyo.
, 1873-08-04

without uttoring one word Of protest or
warming agatnBt The lllogalty Of tho transaction,
without over mentioning Marshall, or Story, OF
any othor groat light Of jurisprudonco Thoro-
foro to como forward now, aftor this stock has
paBaoi1 into tho hands OF Innocent hollcrs, aud
doolaro that 1t must bo cont}soated, In ordor to
onnblo Woatern farmers to got their oropa to
market more olloaply, and thus rolIovo thom
vol, wo hardly know what to cali It. It ntrlk-
ingly roHomblos that modo of raising monoy
known ~ tho "panol game" Wo adyao botf,
" tho pooplo" md 1ifE TR1nuN1, to begin tho
stndy Of tho e1tio not ny e%1nng % sw
plnin, sensible book OH morals--aay, paloy.
, 1873-08-04


MY YoRx. Aug. .2.-cor1oS-Dull; midlung up
mud, 203sc.
nnE4nszugrs los active: sesetnta. 4.oot
7lo: white wheat extra, s7.o5tSs .2si ohio extraa
corn meal Unchanged. Wheat III moderate demand
and shade drmer; receipts, l,0O0 bu; rejeetet
spring. all9Sl:2 20; common to primo No. spring
milwaukee,, sl:4l@1.4aX; No. / spring. sl.4s@l,i7
ltyo moro NOR astse aud frmor et so@s2s., Barley an
ulat dull anti nominal. Corn in bilycrB' favor with
moderate demand; receipts, a. GOO bu steamer Weat
crn mixed, eo@54o sail DO, o5osb7c; high mixed aud
moro scsiys md frmor pow Wasarn so mixed. ui 1a
fsArnEa31n fair dom.ud at 2sesoo; orinoco, 2oa
Eqog-Dull anu lowor; common to fair wostorn.
HAr AND uors-Unchangcd,
WooL-Firm and IN fur denapd Ohio, 600 COM
mon 20. go; extra and doublo extra DO aud Michi
GoyrEE-Active aud utrong Rio, 1sxe2oe.
buaAlt-strong fair to good refining, 7T@8tfc
Rice active and firm at 75io.
rErno1EuM-Asttse: refined, Ito; crude, 7@7Ho.
TunrKNTINK-Dull at 43c.
rnoyrsloss-port quiet md steady; now mesa
tl7.oo. liecf and cut meats unchanged Lard quit
Wssorn s,1q.z.s stea'n' s;49s sss, o-1qe.
Wu1s1y-Quiet aud firm ut u7e. Alcohol, 48c,
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2.-BnEApEru7rs--Flour steady
ss Mhas asE.. as fo aa aspSpaS No. ra se sev :pss
Arm; No. j, eoo barloy quios an aud wsat Wi No soe
Enr1n'trs- Buffalo, $40; Oswego, Ito.
lsEcklrrs-Flour. LOCO brls wheat, 5000 bu.
BuIrMkaTH-Flour, G,000 brfa; wheat, 1a,000 bu.
GLEVEEAND,
CLEVELAND, Ang. 2.-DngApsruyrs- Wheat 1uIa'
but firm No. rcd held at 3B: sa!es No, 3 81 29
No. D. 3Gc.
IETnoleuA-Firm and unchanged.
TOLEDO.
IoLEpot AnR. 2.-DnEAusTuFFs-T1on 1tlct and
$i7o: 40. wtito do to arriye, si,55 amber Mlchi-
gan, 81 3o spot or August; $1.40 for September No,
= rea, $l,3BS for Apot $1.3D for gopsoMber No.
amber Illinois, sl.60; No. 2 do, $l45. Oorn-iIigheI
s1aos s advanced lxa fs huh mixed t1o for sot and
mixed. ~ 49, white o4c; no grade, a71aG3ac. oats-
No; qnlet at 3in; No. 2, s24o.
FRE1nurH-Firnl,
,assoSE1rrs-F'o.r asS 2ooo bra whsat $1,000 bu corn
o9,011 bh oats none.
osana,,rMxErs-F!oar Y, oi brla wheat 1900 bu; CORR
DETROIT, y
DETAorT, Aug. 9-bNzApsruIFg-F 0uiet and
neha.nGaa. Y. Wheat iir; extra White old, 81 ~ b!l
ns%, ns Sl'ea r. old, slosel79; nov. fl.64e9!b7
40. datB, 35t. '"' S"'''' oo'A 1"'0' 's"~"'
rar'o'irs-o'weaob ~ 10; o,,,s
Ut: Loufs, Aug. 2.-nnkApsrurFs-Fiou anll AMI!
urool!!K HAuke,i nts lower; ht,lHtl saod No. red
[all sacked lots, lrt.}o to CHOICE $1.30tD IA
oot ut!l a'!l drooping; No. 2, 37G9I0t, closinR a
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