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FrcouRAGgp by tho success which has attended tho
public,tton of LEsLTEfs ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
PAPER which IL now closing its second volumr the
pfoprieiof has dcteuuneJ to rotutu to his humorous
sub'e befs pottion of b. poets in thn fowinr man
nert
Everv tenth subsctibor will have his ntoney eotutned
hy the no,t mail nod tho naner viii be sent vrqnou,-
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u,nnev ,etufned ,nd tb manor set for ix Months wien
thew 1emit sl aud Twelve Months when thev remit
"a
Fverv subsefiption Ne IL is received by letter or
othervse at bis office IL spIucc street, Now Yofk.
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self
Tho puro numbers will loo TO- 90 30 40 90 GO, 70
So 30, and 100 ia each hundiod, Persons obtaining
any oi these numbers will have their money returned
as above.
Persons obtaining the following numbers in every
thousand n addition 10 the return Of ei subscription
money as above, will receive the following prizes.
M 100 I,dv,s Cold nrpceIet
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d" 400, cold Watch (eitbsr I.adyis or
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worthy of Confidence.

VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM, FOR
COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION
b.rThe iaio Rev. DR.. LEoNAHp Woops, Abbott
Professor Of Theology in Andover, Mass, says
From long use OF pegstabis Pulmonary Balsam in
ny ianiy circle, and IN some instances among thee
nd eiic ncious medcine.n REED, CUTLER & CO.,
Druggist, Boston, Hfopretrrs. Be edrsfai 20 get hs
genuine, there many limitations. Sold by Apotha
eaIlea and DtnEgIs ganarAlly. Pflee so cts nnA 81
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Penmanship, BOOix--k epiDg,
Navigation, Engineering, &c.

y Practical y taught at Comer's Commereiai College,
$50 HashiHFfon street Pounded a. d. 1910. Open
and evening Terms moderate. No Eatras. M
class system Separate departments Tor Ladies. ftu-
dsuta aided In obtaining employment. See last Annual
lsialnsna hieh san he bad AZ The rooms, by mail,
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y '''D'' ''' f'''' ' JOHN 0. MEAoHAM, MD.

WARSAW, wrosuSd Co., n. Y, Oct p, 1885.
prAR SIR, am using your Catharc Pills In my prao-
ice and nd them excellent purgatiye TO cleanse the
M n.llr-lullla N tho hl--na.
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0J-We advise all pufcohers Of rich Fancy Goods,
any description OF Toys, to call az HOLDEN. CUT
TER CO.'S, IS aud u Kuby stroet, Boston--one
OF the most extensive French and German importing
houses in tho United stales, having house in Eng
and, Paris and Germany. They agents for Sander
son 4 Lanersanls eelnhfaied Fire Woiks.
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~ is usceloss 10 describe tho ofufes Of spnsmod
ic Asthma. Those WIN have suffered from s distress-
ing pafoxiHns know full we'll what il H.
JOINS HHiTCOMB'S REMEDY
fieplied by Joseph iuin noit, No. A. fremont Street.
Boston, has seldom failed 10 afford imnedinir reli,C
even in the most severe cases. and frequently IL has
effected permanent oufo FOR sale by all Druarists
Price ci, - ~ 'os''7
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preparation is alone attributable toit Intrinsic worth.
~ the cuie Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronehitis.
WhOoping Cough, and all Consumptive symptoms, It
has superior, IL equal Lot 10 one neglect the
early symptoms Of disease whou agent Is thus 1t
band which VIII alleviate all eomplhinta Of his Chest,
Lungs and Throat.
sold BY ALEXANDER d. wTLBoR, Chemist, 1865
CONT Strpot. No4ton.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
COUGHS, COLDS, ,HOARsENess, INFLu-
ENzA, BRONCHITIS, WHooPING
Cough, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,

and for the relief Of eonsunpye patients In advanced
sages Of the disease
We need not speak 10 the public Of rs virtues,
Thrcue every town. and almost every hamlet OF the
American States, It's wonderful Of pulmonary COM
plants have made Il already known. Nay, few are the
families In any civilized country this continent without
some personal experience Of s eeots and fewer yet the
communities any where which have not among them
some living trophy Of s victory the subtle and dan
geroua diseases Of the throat and lungs While u IA the
most powerful andoe yet known to man for the iofm
dabe and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary urBha
l. also the pleasanest and safest remedy that can e en-
poyed for infants and young persons Parents should
have t IN stone against the insdoua enemy that steals
upon them unprcpared. We have abundant grounds TO
believe the CnERRF PrcroRAL more lives ny lhe oon
sumptons il prevents than those u cures Keep Il by
you and cure your colds while they are cuahle nor neg
iect thom until human skill master tho neNoable
canker that fastened the yitlsi eats your he away
An know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders and a.
they know the virtues Of this remedy, We need not DO
more than them It Il still made The best u can
BE- We spare cost, care, toll TO produce y the
most perfect possible and thus anord those VINO rely on
Il the best agent which skill can furnish of Their cure
PREPARED BY DR.. ]. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell, Mass
AND SOLD BT,, 80,
Agents for MoutpelieT-FkED. L. SMITH, d. JA5
sPALnING, u. q. TYLER 03eoply
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Redding,s Russia SnIye.

NcnTds 4 holIs fapidlY-- Koduees innammationg
sevofo chill ns, frost bite Sores, old and recent
II cures burns, brui, es---shinges corna, bunions
Sore nipples, sweliod breast, ALSO for the nuisefv
All cuts bruises. spfuins, ,-Soall head, eIuptions
Verify It. great value ,----Varous sober ailments
Eyeu salt rhoum, uloers-- frysipelas rheumatism.
it1y-Sold by all country Stores.
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ETA AYERS
az Cathartic Pills,
- a1>~/ (SUGAR COATED,)
ARE MADE 10

CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE THE SICK
InVaiids, Fathers, Mothers, Physicians,
Phtlanthropists, read their Eneetsi
and Judge OF their Virtues.
TN. lI-uE
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AAtscoun ftwonty-h hve percent from thoabovo
ilhc allowodto Clubs ordering ioufor more
rani,sofauvonc ur more o. the above workfi Thus
Fnr comics OF Backwood, ,or ot one review VIII DO
scnt to one addiessfor 50 foureopies "i the four
Hevinwsand Blnok wood for $50 andse on
o~rNonrcmiums Willie given who're the above al
iosy5pre is made to Clubs, MOI VIII pfemiums 10 any
eass he furnished uolrss the subscription money is
paid a full TO the publishers without recourse TO an
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Ornamental, Architectural and
Model
DRAWING & SURVEYING.
WARREN THAYER.

w AlNlNG4N ia GiNs
HaltOH's Buiidisg, state Street, MoHiPeher, ~.
Designer and teacher in Architectural Mechanical,
IN drawing Of Models of inventors wishing 20
py- 2ns and making models and plans for mechanics,
shuwn in diagrams sections, elevations, &c, embracing
all tho details with estimates II required Persons de-
string plans for public buildings or reeidoucos, nvens
tors mechanics, and all desiring instruction in this
branch Of ant invited 60 call at tho Office for fur
thofiniofmation aud 10 examine specimens OF work.
Terms reasonable,
D1- Mr.. Thayer will also attend to the surveying of
land drawing plots, measuring water powers, locating
mills, &c, Sc.
Montpelier, Sept. %, 1856, O6Hf
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A MAR VELOUS REWED "
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE!!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT,
The Grand External Remedy,

BY tho aid Of a microscope, We SEQ millions ofhtus
npenings ON the sufice Of our bodies Through these
this Ointment when rubbed be- skin, is carried 90
any organ ~ inward part. Diseases Of iho kidneys,
dsofdcfs o th0 Liver, affections Of The heart, luuma
ion OF ihc Lungs, Asthma, Cou- und Colds are by
its means ofectuliy cured. Every house wife knows
ihai salt passes frcrlv through bone or Of nny
Wiekness. This healing Oiufmunt Tor more iegdily
fencitlics through auY bone 0oshy pan of tho lv
ine body, curing the most dangerous inward CON
pluints, that cannot hn reached hf oflrfmoaus.
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N1navod is atiai Of agents to receive suhsntl
.,nts, tdvortisam1uts und communications ana e'
tniwiajfe iiyneat fot the same.
uakoudold in .PoMERoY,
nfsokdeld,s. U.sMlTH,
Cabot,C. C.BROwN,
DangiIo CHARLES s.DANA,
Eimoro, l.. CIRCUIT,
Hydepatk, EDWARD SAWYER,
johnson, G. W SCOTT,
Mar.bdeld, ED PUTNAM,
Morfisviile, J. G. MOVES,
Mdilosor, JEssEJonNsoN, j.
Nodhdoid, D. SMITH,
otaaee, CARLOS CARPENTER,
Piaia6eld, a. T BANCROFT,
south nardwick, G. srlifMAN,
stowe. JOSEPH C. .BAYMOND,
suanord WILLIAM ROLLINS,
South stuIord. DANIELw. JUDD,
Tuubridge, AARON N.KING,
Wansdcid and Fayston, ORANGE SMITH
Warren. FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
win,amstown, DARIUS PRIDE,
worcester. JONAS ABBoTf
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Lumber Lumber !!

,.,ur hse,iber manufactures and has constantly on
] bsnd for sole spruce, Hemlook, BlIeh, Maple,
Ash and Basswood. Also door ioaids Planned 9nd
nnted finished for use fcnce Sui aad all kinds Of JOB
tVok dane no or iar al short moi ice, Gig Saving sc.
Also be purchases Butt Naples, Birch, also Ash,
Hnss and spruce IN tho Log or sawed, when done W
his direction. Any wishing 10 buy OF seh VIII DO wen
60 give him call A
Cish paid for cherry and Bureroui saved o. % ,he
Log ~ W. hih"HN'
Montpelier, April lat, 1856, 81
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D-y- Or. g. HEAToN, No. EXETER PLACE,
nostoH, desires TO iniom those Interested that ho
tnuos to Hernia Rupture Ia oil its forms. Ho
also attends TO tho treatment and cue Of VaricOcoe
nsdfoeele, Diseases of the Unnafy and Uterine Or
gan-.
e,- DEAFNESS CURED, aoxsyes caused
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Iudson's American saIve and

WWTu VINEIhthfs
10 This Compound hos ghnod much celebrity for
tho cure of nurnp Scads Cuts, Bruises Sore Lips and
Eyclds. Chopped Hands and Arms, Sore NipPles, Dis
rases oi tho skin Inflammation, Piles, Salt Rheum,
nofrs children, chaics Cons hoils &c u 10 also
excellent 10 all eases who're an outward application 10
needed, BUWd, FOSTER n CO., General Agenis,
No. Conhili, Dnslon. JOSEPH HUDSON Solo Pro-
nlator. ssananoIaelI, Mnai.
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VOL. Ii, NO. 4...~.wHoLE NO. 26ls.
Boston Special Notices.
Browns BroncI,ioI Trocnes.

icy" We have found them Of preat setyice In sfl.v
lng bronchial frihtons, and M subduing hoarsoness
ptpdueed ~ Colds, and DO clerical brstbren fe,
asoi 20 eang their attention to ihom Zion's me-
ea. " We commend them 10 the attention Of psbiie
apsaFerf aad sngerg Tor clearing and The
l'gi und others who are troubled with affections Of
ine Ihfoltn- Ctrlsnan HafeAmaa Wo cbee,f,tiv
~ y 's,lmony fom persona hnowodre 10 their efica-
elo5i,, 1gnsas P,eorai [" A. preventive or rene
ency ~ Browns bronchial Treebss nr iorcn.s ,tish
,e ~ mcssengeta Of peace TO the Cough and relief 10
We eucted who suffer from nronrhitis A.tbr,, ADD
aHecions OF the Lunrs ~ fntelhgenesr Tbcv az a
fimpo nnd oeglut form fot adnnisierins in rorpbina
upn several medicinal Substances held n geuos sstee,
amons physicians w be treatment Of Bronchial anso
tions.-Dr. q. =. Birsion
Sold by 80 Druggists ao.,o.
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Fa, Rey. j. Y Hime,, Pastor Of Adrent Church, Born,
Ds. ArrR: have used your Pills with extraordinary
success ia my family and among those am called TO visit
Ia distress To regulate the organs Of digestion and puiiy
tho blood they are the very best remedy have ever
known and 1 can confidently recommend them 20 my
6inds Yours J. " HINES.
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Foreian Qunttofly Review zone yeuf.l
ptartw ons's Magazine tsiS months D
London Quuucrly Review (ona yer
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Netrap. htau Magazine lstA monihs'l
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nv ,,,rt nimcui hetefott, whero that work
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80 diIotent works Tor fpfouiiums as there are vol
,,,,ss 10 ,yhichthny may Ice outiiled.
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BiacIswood's Edinburgh Maya


Tho great aud Important eecuta-kcl ious foi,ic-
si aud 81 taiy-nuw Stating the nations OF tho Old
Wofld are othrso Puhhcatous uu Interest ard value
they ncvrt before pnssesstd. Iaey occupy middle
sfound DO hastily wfiticnnows tiemsi crude
sneculations. eua agt tumots ot che upwspapefs,
and D. nonrfaas rome of the hist"fiau- ritt. ""s
amer ihc hyioE utctcsttu hr iacls Dc records sha
have passed awat. use progrcss Vt the War 20 the
Bot occupirs iurso syucc 90 ttcu plses. hreN
aov.nIsu b. closely citirised, whether of friend or
flc. au shou confnrs isariossiy pointed out Inc
irttcr. from tho Crtmcn Bud from the Baltic in
BIaskwoodis Magazine, lfom two ui it, most popu-
Doc contn1atofss zre more tnieiigNir ana i'iah.e
account nfthe movements OF the .rcat holhseronts
tnan con elsewhere hu found.
rhese rcriodictl. ally represent the thtco great
political pafiios of Grrat Bfthiu-Wtig, Tory aud
Radical -but politics form onif one feature OF theif
charactrt As Organs OF The most profound wuirts
on Ecleure, Litctfturc, Mutuhtf5 anh nehsinh' N'3
stand, o- they tvrt have 30" unfiFaHed 90 l.c
world of iettsrs bcsue consiitied indlspcnfale 20
the rhullar aad ho professional mun while fo ihr lh-
ioIieont reader ,f ovcty class thc} furnish more
correct and artofy rocoid oi thc rufent hita-
turu Of tho day throughout the world than can pe
so4sfbIt attained from auy other source.
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portable cannon the selling casting throwing or tna
chasers or other fireworks operating similar manner
not contained in the fore going ordinance
Calling upon all good and peaceabe citizens police
officers to bring all offenders or amy Alderman et
The CITY that they may be fined and dealt with according
ordinance OF March lst 1852.
Dated at this city OF Lancaster June g. A. d 1856.
Citizens who can understand the above, Ga literal copy
OF the Originally must be equn to any emergency that can
arise IN the use OF the English language.
Mr.. buchanan dropped into the Grapes Hotel to day
and held familiar chat with old friend in the
little reading back Of the barroom which opens
into an arbor in the OF the house II Is dngy old
fasoted but cozy room, and while the interview lasted
one OF Mr. Buchanans constituents snoring old
lshoned seee and one or two others read the
small centre table. He told that his election is
looked for as certain TO be by his friends and he seemed
saon he gave 1t as his opinion that the election will be
struggle between seetonasts Tin the opposition) and
unlonists en- the democracy, and, of prn-
cipc, he would prefer the latter triumph He Is
taller and heavier man than had expected to him.
moves about with alacrity but yet looks fully sixty five
years Old lie invariably walks to town from Whcatand
dsdaning The assistance OF horses especially walking
reduces MS chances for apOpexy II Il picture not
devoid OF interest 20 the courtly old gentleman who
had commanded the respect of the iocratc officials of
England, sitting under mine host (Moaes) wine and
E fee ana conyersing iamilary with people who call
him Jimmy" He is well preserved specimen of hl.
manity and far his physca powers are concerned
capable OF running good heat In the Presidential
Mr. Buchanan excused himself from his friends by say
ing that he had an engagement to dine with an old Ger
man acquaintance in the city.
Not solitary politician mas arrived day and the head
quarters of distinguished strangers Michaels HOTEL is
left quite lonely. Several young men, most of them
them were members OF the Ahouschoid dclega.ionu
which went from Lancaster county to the Cincinnati Con-
ventiou, and cooperated wsh the Keystone Club, OF
Phiaaephia in getting the outside pressure for sOd
Buck" They look upon his election and their own re-
ward, as absolutely certain and that the combR
cd fSsces Of fremore and fillmont caunot beat him.
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Important Presidential News.


MOVEMENTS OF THE KITCHEN CABrNET-MR. BEL
MoiT's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN NIGGERs,
ETC, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26, 1856.
have read this days HERALD Mr. Forncy's move
ments in reference to the Kitchen Cabinet of Mr..
Buchanan. You probably mistaken about Belmont.
Paris and the Credit Aobier speculation understood
to be bis utimatum for the present. Give him year or
two in the place Of Judge Mason and he will be able,
from bis financial operations, TO divide commission
the Kitchen Cabinet Of two hundred thou
sand.
Judge Mason will probably be restored to the quiet and
berth Of the Navy Department. where he will be in
his element again judge of Virginia oysters. any
thing will restore him to the primo of life is the easy
berth of 1.-The Navy Department, and those Virginia
oysters, article Of which Gov. Wise is equally proud
BY the way, the Governors late speech on Mr. Bll-
cham and the price of nggcrs is creating inquiries
here among class Of spectators this latitude to
wit:-ngger dealers Rumor says that Forney is quite
taken with the idea that with the election OF old Buck
good, fat healthy nggcrs in Virginia will be increased
from the average OF thousand to five thousand dollars
head and is determined upon large investment in the
article Would you ascertain OF your Board of Brokers
how according to Mr.. Wiscs estimate it would answer
to introduce niggers among the fancy stocks OF Wall
street, They are looking up here, and democratic
Quakcrs would have objection to take chance in IA
In few days shall perhaps be able to give you fun
list Of the Central Kitchen Cabinet now organized by
COL Forney in this State and Of the branches at Wash
ngton, Baltimore, New York snd Boston understand
that ono Of the principal members Of the New York
branch is George Sanders, "with power to send for
persons and papers" He is particularly available on
account of his active flbustering operations while in
London in conjunction with Kosssth, Mazzini, Iedru Ro
lin, Daniel E. sicklcs and the Ostea Conference. San
ders will probably be invested with power of attorney
to enter into negot atons with Mr.. Wesley, OF the New
York Times, with the view of turning that Journal
bag and baggage, to Mr. Buchanan Wesley is thought
here to the paper in his breechcs pocket All the
ittle villains" in the concern, is said, financially
don't amount to anything. How Is thats
Forney has established a Committee OF Vigilance at
lancaster to look after tho pilgrims Mecca-some to
have their wounds dressed and their feet washed
others to be sent about their business. Office holders are
no longer in request.
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Reports from Kansas.
aErORTED MURDER OF MIR. GAY-REPORTED BATTLE
BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES TROOPS AND THE
MIsS0uRIANS.

RErORTED MURDER OF MIR. GAY-REPORTED BATTLE
BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES TROOPS AND THE
MIsSouRIANS.
ST. LOUIS, June 90, 1856.
Advices from Kansas state that William Gay the agent
TO the Shawnee and wyandoc Indians, murdered by
party OF Indians Saturday last Mr.. Gay
panied by his son, who escaped, severely wounded. On
Monday the murdercrs i'll undiscovered.
II reported that Gov shannon has resigned the Cover
norship TO take effect the first of July. The Rep,5h
can inmates that il William p. Hale OF Missouri be ap
pointed in his place, peace will be restored in the Terri
tory within thirty days It is rumorcd that Mr. Brown,
the editor OF the Herald e Freedom has been killed The
report from westport.
II is also reported thn Col Sumner had fight the
18th ins with party of Msseurans. He lost two
Several killed and wounded the other sde
bat the result that COL Sumner drove the party
70 Missouri AM stationed troops to prevent their
Ills further stated that Col Sumner had refused let
party of forty southerners from wetport settle
their claims Hickory Point, where they had laid
town.
tits likewise reported here that company orabout 80 men
Who recently left Chicago for Kansas had their rifles and
revolvers taken from them Al Lexington 1t said they
were very insocn board the boat, threatening what
they would Go under certain contingencies. No violence
mas offered to them.
letter 70 the Democrat, from Lawrence, 10TH says
That Deputy Sheriff Laynan at the head Of thirty dragons
arrested that day Mayor Hoyt and James Lega,e and
marched them to Lccompton Iaynan had no p0pers
and sn their arrival at Lecompton Governor Shannon
refused to recognize his authority to the parties;
hut sheriff Jones' who stood by seeing the dilemma Of
his subordnates, Immediately prepared papers for tho
Legal arrest Of Hoyt aud Legatc, and they mpri-
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, June 70 1900
Bccves dccned-S75 heads were offered of which $50
were driven eastward and tho remainder sold at SO 80
$40 20 net. Hogs-Fair supply and prices steady.
Sales at 81 a 81 so.
New ORLEANS, June IS 1856.
Cotton Is unchanged. Sales day 800 bales. Corn,
49c. soc. Mess pork, sl9 Keg lard, 12c 13c. Ser
ling exchange, 91ic.
AlBAyy, June 26-1 7. NJ.
Cornsalos Is, 00S bushels at 42c. 45c. Tor hot 47c
for damaged Acc Soc for s0nnd and Sic for Northern
white and yellow. Oats 36c. for canal Rye Soc aoat
BurYAfo, June 26--6 NJ
Flour steady; sales 45o0 barrels at 81 25 for common
Michigan, So 26 for good Illinois and Wisconsin, s5 25
So SO for good Indiana and Ohio So 62 So rs for choice
and fancy do, and So $6 rs for good extras Wheat
quict sales 1900 bushels grown white Ohio at ST. Corn
unchanged sales coo bushels sound 39c delivered
and 10 900 bushels unsound at $780, Canal freighl4c
for corn and 1sc for wheat to New York Receipts FOR
the last twenty -four hours-5,94S barrels osr 69l
bushels wheat 1s3, 552 bushels corn, 5279 bushels
rye, Canal exports-2l,IS0 bushels wheat, s., 29l
bushels corn
OswEG0, Juno 26--6 VI.
Wheat is in fair demands; sales 1000 bushels whto
Canadian, at 81 So. Corn du sound held at doc Rye
steady sales 9, 900 bushels Canadian, at roc Lake i'm.
ports to-day small. Canal EXPORTS 200 bbls. -four
23 900 bushels wheat o. 500 Bushels shipped 20
Montreal 15o bbls. -four, l2,xo9 bushels VII at. caG.
freights lower.