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I. j. ALIEN, L L. D..
President Of Warmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
pr-t1--e r.fr.- "A
MARCH d APR. APPOINTMENTS.
DR. S. D. HARDMAN, Physician for

II Diseases Of the Lungs, formerly Resident Ply
stefan to CineinnatiM Marine Hospital0 nos Physician
10 the Salem Lung Institute,
VIII be at his rooms, Gaskiil House, Warren, Thurs
day, April 10. ga
Youngstown, Mansion House, Monday, April IA; Ra-
VIENNA, Prentiss House, April 10; Jefferson, American
House April g.; COnneautYiIe. April ,; Erie. Pa. April
4 & ); Meadyille, Pa, March 80 4 81; West Greenvins.
March 2Si Mercer, March %; View Castle, March IS;
New Lisbon, March 80; Massilon. March y. Wooster.
March u; Ailersburgh, March IA; salem, March 10
to 20.
DR.. Hardman treats Consumption, Bronchitis, Ash
ma, Laryngitis. and all diseases ofthe throat and lungs
by MEDIcKrED INHxLATros, lately used in the Bronp-
ton Hospital. London The great point in the treat
nent OF all haman malAdics, a to get at the disease In
a direct manner. All medicines are estimated BY their
action upon the organ requiring relief This is he
Important fact upon which IakaietieH isbased- 1fthe
he stomach II the lGngs are diseased. breathe or in
hale medicated vapOrs directly into the lungs. Med.s
zines are the antidOtes to disease. and should be sp-
Piled to the very seat Of disease. HRhsigti0a is the ap-
plieation Of this principles to the treatment Of diseases
OF the Lungs, for il gives Us direct access to- those in
tricate 2lr-cells and tubes which lie ont Of reach Of eve
ry other means Of administering medicines. The rea-
son why consumption, and other diseases Of the lungs,
have heretofore resisted all treatment. has been bee Inss
they have never been approached in = direct manner
BY medicine They were intended 10 act upon the
lungs and yet we're applied to the stou1ehl TheirAe.
ton was intended to be local, and yes they were 80 ad-
ministered that they couid 0nly act constitntionaliy,
their principal and immediate action upon
The unOdending stomach. whilst the foul ulcers within
the lungs were unmOlestedi Inhalation brings the
Medicine in direct contact with the disease, without the
disadvantage Of any violent action. It's application IL
50 simple, that it can be employed By the youngest in
EInt- or feehlcst Invalid Il does not derznge The SO.
mach, or interfere in the smallest degree, with the
strength, comfort or business Of the patient. The re-
port Of the Brompton Hospital. London. shows = recoF-
cry Of JoErJgfAs Of eases treated By Inhalation.3 If
properly employed. there is no case so low, il win NOS
benefit
ginal formulas Gsei inthe BrOmPton Hospital. LondoE.
No charge for CONSULTATION
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HARPER's MAGAZINE: Terms, So pei
annum 5 copies. $40.

pNOAtS" L
HARPER's MAGAZINE: Terms, So per
annum; 5 copies, $40.
Harper for March contains a descrip.
ion of the scenery in the valley of the
Juniata, with Illustrations. 1t has al
ways been surprising to those who have
passed along this river, that so little has
been said, or written respecting its scene
ry. Whoever has passed over the Penn
sylvania Portage road, and by canal
down The valley of the Juniata, viii not
soon forget the constantly changing views
of mountain and vale, of barren hill side
and fertile meadow, which alternately
meet the gaze. Commodore Perry's ex-
petition 10 Japan, also illustrated, is one
Of the attractions of this number. The
other contents, are-The Story of the
Whale; Passages of Eastern Travel; My
Neighbours Story The Senses, Smell /;
C~indralla, not a Fairy Tale /; A Pistol
Shot at the Duellisis; Little Dorritt, dc.
PUTNAM's MAGAZINE: Terms, IS per
annum /; Putnam and Household
Words, So.
The March number contains the fol-
lowing Life and Character of St. Au-
CUISINE; Owl Corse, part Sd; Chester;
Macaplay's England ; Abu Hahmed's
Mule, and the Cedsrs of Lebanon; l and
my Chimney On the Pier Circe-a
story of Paris in the 18th Century; Ny
Mission Living in the Country The
Gentleman's Shawl Snip-Snap ; The
Malakof Marseillaise; Sea-coast defense
and the Fertilization System; Editorial
Notes Putnam's Magazine is to the
Uzited States, what Blackwood's is to
England. 1t is entirely original, and its
articles are marked by independence and
vigor of thought.
DIcREN's HOUSEHOLD Woods: Terms.
IS Household Words and Putnam's
Monthly, S..
The March number of this valuable
reprint, is full Of vel, told tales of social
Life, which please, while they instruct
the mind and improve the heart. The
contents are, Travellers Continuance;
Christmas in Southern America; Bluffs
Ct Wadham; The Tomb in Client; The
Road in India Colors ands Eyes; DIR.
Graves on Warwick Street : The Sisters
lin four chapters New Years Eve ;
Claret /; Guzla Christmas Toys; Mob
and Snob; Old Blois; ChiP-lhe Legend
of Argis; Double Life; The Land Shark;
Geological Auction; The Holly Tree Inn
Stories.
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AaaI.er,. oaee. rranbaIl O.. Of

Auditors 0hce, Trumbuli Co. o.,
- Warren, Sept. 18th. 1854. Il
The undersigned, having examined and tested sew
eral sets Of Hay Scales manufactured by Aessrs. c. r.
Darling & Co., Of this pIsee, would most eheerfuliy
~eomms them to the public, as at least equal, 10 not
superior to any in use, both for accuracy in weighing
and durability OF construction. IT, WEBB,
Auditor. and Sealer Of Weights and Measures for
TrumhuII County. Ohio. mar. I2-3u.
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CIGARS CLOSING OUT

THOSE CIGARS CLOSING OUT
Il St-oHiug Gsnt-Taking Of Cigars-thAts one.
SEb TSes.-Ah yesi il came from the PhGnix-thzt
new shop has a choice lot.
s. G.-Well, here VIC are right there, lets drop IN
and get some.
s. T-Sos say I. hat wait, there CONES Sleeves. Klow-
ing Sleeves All Stroll, is this you'll Good evening.
good evening. Any news ? Why my dear Snb, yos
along tOo-glad to see you 'pon honor-where boundf
All. I see-yes, yes, they DO keep good Cigars az
mar l2. SPRINGS
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"HUM"-MADE COUGH SYRUP,
Ii especially adapted to prevalent Colds. Coughs
Trr il SPRINGta..
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EXTRA FINE SYRUP JUST PRE-
Il pared at the Phoenix. for the prescription trade,
At SPRINGS.
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The Nomination of Fillmo-o

The Albany Register. the leading, the
official K. N. paper of the State of New
York, comes out boldly against the nom
ination Of Fillmore. The extract from it
which we give below, fcpntains whole
some truth, and we doubt not echoes the
sentiment Of The whole American party
in the Free States.
By this result, a candidate xss forced
upon the State of New York against The
expressed wish of tWo-thirds Of the
American members Of the Legislature.
against the expressed Wish Of 4 maiority
otthe State officers. against the exbress-
ed wish OF merethan two-thirds of-the
Delegates Nom the State in the Conyeu.
ton. Nominated as he was by the
slave-holding States, because Of his pro-
slayery-aRtecedsats-aHa their confidence.
in his Pro slavery future, he can only be
regarded, not asst he representative Of the
American party, but as the representa-
tive and the candidate of Slavery. As
such, we say to day, as we said yester-
day. we will not support him. We haze
no stomach for the battles Of Slavery,
and We will not struggle against the pop.
MA sentiment Of the entire East. the
North and the West. We were content to
ignore the Slavery issue /; we tried u
best to-do SO. But our becks is to the
wall, and we will go no further. Let.
these who desire to see the American
party crushed between a false Democ-
racy and Republicanism, continue to
press it into the service Of Slavery
and they win see it ground to powder
between the upper and the neither mill
stone.
But let those who wish its preserva.
ton, who have no desire to d6n the fu-
neral garment and follow il to the grave,
go with us in saving it from desti uction.
Let US do in New York as they have
done in Massachusetts, in Connecticut,
in all the Eastern States, in PennsylYa-
MIA, Ohio, and the whole West4pIace
1t upon a platform which does not clash
with the popular sentiments of the peo-
pie. Let US swing lose from Slavery
Let US break away from the service Of
an institution which the Northern mind
abhors; and compelled as we are to.
unite the Protestant and American SEN
tlment with Slavery or Freedom, choose
the latter. Let US stand-as Massachu-
sets stands, IS all New England and the
West stands-on one common Ameri-
can platform, and at the same time vim
dicatlng the rights of Freedom.
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DESCRIPTIONS, WITH CARE
Il and dispatch. at SPRINGS
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VALERIANATE OF ZINC, AT
sPRINGs
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~ The InhaIations are compounded from the ORR
ginal formulas Gsesl inthe BrOmpton Hospital, LondoE.
No charge for consultation.
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DROTo CARBONATE OF IRON,
Il gn47 It S~PRINGS.9
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fNolAEoDs A2chlne manufacturing O--lrOnS a., 200 so
ChAiss Rcle-Narbie.- -" .--- .....3 90 .4a5 50
II. 400 90
/ Dale & Son-Plaster, c........a... 6S5.4l
\ Amount due to sundry persons not contractors
for materials furnished, as per bills on file
In the ohce- "a
Total Of material. .-.....-......... OS9 Ga
Totai for iasor performed. es5 ,scS &c
Making in all for work done and ma
t@e4ials furnished for the completion of the
new State House and unpaid for, on the
frs: Of March, the gross sum of three han
drea and eight Moasond, on hundred and
t,csnty zee dollars, and forty tro cents!
Here is an exhibit that cannot fail to at
tract the attention of the tax payers of
Ohio. We venture the assertion that a
parallel case cannot be found in the an
mails ofthe Union. Such reckless extray-
agance, such utter disregard of the ex-
press wishes of the people, has not before
been manifested in Ohio. Two years
ago, the Legislature, after long debate,
made an appropriation of $4,000 for
the two yeas of 1854; and 1856
me Commissioners asked and insisted
upon a larger appropriation, but the leg
~islature determined that this was as much
as the people could afford to expend upon
this building in that time. Nothing
could more clearly indicate to the Com
m~isioners their duty in the premises.
It was a plain and substantial instruction
to them to keep themselves within that
appropriation.
But, with a recklessness that has no
parallel and which cannot fail TO meet
The UNANIMOUS condemnation of the peo-
pie of Ohio, these Commissioners have
spurned all advice, all instruction, all ex.
cept their own extraordinary whims, and
have sq~U0ndsred the peoples treasure
as we have indicated. They have spent
the $4,000 and they have incurred a
debt of one Mird of million Of dollars.
This sum is left to the Republican Ad-
ministI alton to pay, DR. to repudlafe these
contracts, and the labor of those who
have been the recipients of their favors.
Look at this prospect fara moment
See where these Locofoco rulers have
leftthe finances of the State. Here is a
debt of one-third of a million of dollars.
The Lunatic Asylums- are one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars In debt. Other
State Institutions are in debt. The grand
aggregate is, that our party fines about
HALF A MILLION of dollars Of debts con
tracted by our opponents, and left as a
legacy for US to pay. The people-the
tax payers may we'll congratulate them
selYesIhat they have so soon been able
TO reach and remove these vampires
The cost Of their reign is before US, and
must be met. But the remembrance of
it will notsoon pass away. Lettheir deeds
be probed to the bottom, and lei their
~ro;tenness and corruption be exposed to
tn: gaze of an outraged and indignant
public.
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CUSPENSORY BANDAGES NJ.
~ DIS. make a note Of it, At SPRINGS
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THREE thousand five hundred dollars
were offered, yesterday. for n share of
the New YorA Tribune. This would
make the one hundred shares, into which
that establishment was divided a few
years ago, worth s35O,OOo. The par
value of each share is $1,000. We cor
graduate our neighbors on their immense
pecuniary success, and confess that Abo-
litionism pays better than Unionisn. 1t
is hard work s%culling up Niagara Falls
with a crow.bar.-Ees Mirror.
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lHECKER'S FARINA, a very agrees
Il L able ard nutricious article % food. admirably
adapted for nvaids and children. For sale "a
mar - So I. A. SMITH a CO.
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STEAMER SWIFT
CAPT. HAIL.

On and after July 5th, the S ,EAMER SWIFT, will
run between Maumre City, Perrysburg and Tole-
,dO.as follows:
Leaves Maumee City at O'Clock A. NJ, and
I'm; leaves PeHysburg at ~ A. NJ, and 4
p. NJ.
and P.N; making connections with the De-
trot Boats, and with trains goiGg East and West
Travellers will find This rout much more pleas.
ant than the dusty road, by stages. Landing OPP
poste the Eagle House,
MauInee City, JuLe %, 1856.
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H. RURRITT

IIAS removed his Drug Store to the building formerly
occupied by o. ID. Kanney on Wayne street, (nesr
the Book store,) where he has opened the largest
stock of
DrUgs,. Medicines, and Chemicals,
before offered in Maumee City lie returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage previously bestowed
upon him, and hopes by diligence and punctuAlity in
business and liberal policy to his patrons to merit
continuance of past fayOrs assuring them, together
with all others who favor him with call, that IL
will be his pleasure at all tmes to furnish them pure
medicines of almost every kind and medical advice, II
necessary. variety Of
Chemicals, Pure VINES and Liquors for Medical or Me-
chanical purpOssss (bnt none of an inferior sad
deIeierous composition) FiaroTinK
Extracts for Cooking Per- ..-.
fpmery, Tooth PaSteI
aud POaoderS.
Skin Powders Hair Restoraves and Hair Tonics, hip
Balm and Pomades. Shaving Creams and Soaps.
Toilet Soaps; Cloth, Hair, HIST. Tooths Nail,
Scrub, Paint and Whitewash Brushes;
Fancy articles Spts. Turpentine, Lin
seed. Lard Whale Tanners, Fish
and Heats-Foot OILS;
PA INTS,
White and Red Lead Tine, Chocolate or Ftr6
Proof Paint ground in oil, ncW article,
aud finer Paints Of all eolorsi Dye
Woods and Dye Stuts, Windsv
Glass and Glass Ware Gro
cerics, such as Teas, Su-
gdrs, Rice, Pepper,
Spices, DC,
and many other articles well large variety Of
also set up a new FOUNTAIN from which issues
jet Of cecold mineral water at the pleasure OF the op
orator. for the special benefit Of his customers.
.'.'Ist ?, 1856.
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NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! NEW
PRICES


The subscribers are now Opering, at their new
store COuant street, th4 largest and best stock
of goods in their line ever brought to this market
among which will be found Clocks and watches, a
large stock, OF all prices. JEwELRY large and
well selected stock of new patterns. SilueE aud
Plated Goods, consisting Of Spoons, Forks, Cake
Baskets, Table Castors, DC. Shelf Hardware aud
Cutlery, Musca! Instruments, Yankee Notions,
&c, Guns and Pistols, Of all qualities sporting
apparatus, &c; Gun makers materials fall stock,
Clocks and Watches repaired at the shortest notice,
Watches Jewelled to order, ALI work entrusted
to us will be done in a thorough and Workmanlike
manner and warranted. .-
Guns made TO order, and repairing done at the
shortest notice, Please give us call and examine
goods I'VE are bound 70 make quick sales aud small
profits. GRISWOLD & CHAMBERLAIN.
Maumee City. Oct, 1, 1856,
= PRO BONO PUBLIC0."
The subscriber would call the attention of the
public to his choice stock Of
GROCERIES,.
Selected expressly for the wants Of this market;
consisting in part ofSugars, Coffees, Teas, Pepper,
Allspice, Ginger, Gloves, &c, &c.
ALSO,
a superi rtartiele Of Golden SYRUP and MOLAS.
SEES. tie also keeps a rtock of Stone ware,
CrockeIy and Glass ware, Toys and Candies, Yam
kee Notions, DC, which are Uffered at the lowest
possible rates.
"Live and Let Live"
A. II. PLANT.
Maumee City, o., Dec, 90, '55.
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M A ID Il o.
BOOKSI BOOKSV BOOKS m

Fresh arrivals weekly at Holvs Book Store, sigr
ofthe Book consisting ofSciuolBooks Of all kinds
also Latin, Greek, Freiich, German, and the high
er Mathematical works He also has the standard
Poets, Histories, Biographies, Travels, New and
Popular works, etc, etc, together with coliimun
taries and notes on the Scriptures; works on The
ology, Annuals, Gin Books, for all seasons and
ages a large assortment Of HOLIDAY GIFTS,
and TOY BOOKS with beautiful pictures for the
children. OF Stationery, he has the best the cas-
tern market affords and in great variety.
INKS-Black, Blue, Red, Oarnioe krnold's and
Harrison's Fluid, Copying, 1ndelliblc, etc.
GOLD PENS, Mammoth, Engrossing, CONNER
ci Ladies, DC. az HOLT'S.
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CARrERs SPANISH MIXTURE.

CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
THE BEST ALTERATlVE KNOWN !!
Not a Particle of Mercury in ii
An infalble remedy for Scrofuln Kings Evil. Rhcu
Tnatism, Obstinate Cutameous Eruptiuns. Pimplcs
or P1sfiles on the Face, Bloches. Boils, ,Ague
and Fever Chronic Sore Eyes, Ripgworn
or letter, Scald head, Enlargement
and pain of the Bones and Joints,
Salt Rheum, stubborn u
GERS, Ryphiltc Dsor-
ders and NIL diseas-
arising from
niudi-
ciUua
use of Met-
cnry, Imprudencc
In Life or impurty Of
the Blood.
This gTenr Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of the
Blood is used by thUrsands OF gratcfal patients
from all parts of the United States, who testify daily
to the remarkable cures performed hT lhe greatest OF
all medicines CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE"
Neuralgia, rheumatism, ScrOfua. Eruptfons on the
skin, Liver Disease, Feyers, Ulcers, Oh sores Alice
ton Of the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat Female
Complaints paus aud Aehings of the bones and joints
speedily puto fight by nsing this nestimable rem
edy. 81. ..a
orau dsn ofthe Blood nothing hss yet been foand
to compare with IT, cleaRses the system OF all i'm
puriti-s acts gently and efficiently the Liver and
kdncys strengthens the Digestion gives tone TO the
Stomach makes the skin clear and healthy and restores
the Constitution enfeebed by disease broken down
NANN'NN' -
strength.
For the DISEASES FEMALES IT is peculiarly appl-
cable and wherever it has become known is regularly
prescribed with the happest effects II inyigorates
the weak aud deboltated and impars elasticity to the
ratse clears the skin, and leaves the patient
fresh and healthy a single bottle Of this inestimable
remedy is worth all the Ocaed Sarsaparas in exist
enee.
The 1arge number of certificates which we have re-
ceyed from persons from all parts ofhe United States
is the best evidence that there Is no humbug about
The Press, hotel keepers magistrates and
public men, well known TO the comfnrhhy all add their
testimony the wonderful effects ofthisGREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get Almanac, and read
the details of astonishing cures performed by CARrEns
SPANISH MIXTURE, In most eases Tere ereryhi"g else
had signaIy failed1 The limits of advertisement
will not admit their full insertion.
wM. S. BEERS 4 CO., Proprietors.
No. 3Oi, broadway, New York,
To whom all orders must he addressed.
For sale hy Druggists and Country Merchants in all
parts Of the United States and the Canadas, and by
PECK & HAMILTON, Perrysburg, and II. BUR-
pITT Names Cf.v IS-Ss ~ 'aSs ' "
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,.r 'PlPER'S
TMI EDO RNnk DINDI

... 'PlPER'S a.
TOLEDO BOOK BINDERY.
Bliss Dail6fng-same floor Of Anure1s d Jatgsyi
Steam Printing House.
BINDING in all of its various departments, exc
cuted promptly, at fair prices. aud in a style not
to be surpassed in the West. The Proprietor
would beg particularly to impress upon the pub.
lie the fact that he uses FAR BETTER ST0O,
than any similar establis hment IN this vicinit,
and it is his intention to render all Of his work
distinguished alike for its beauty and durability
BhANK BOOKS for Banks, Insurance compas
the shortest notice.
Magazines and Old Books bound to patterns.
One of Towns Patent PAGNG MAcnISIs, for
paging Blank Books, is in operation at this estab.
lshment.
Tole, o, Oct 90, 1855. u
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y, CITY CLOTHING
Il M j o X L U nj .
WM ROBERTSON,

MRD0lEANY EAIn0BS
HAS just received choice selection Of Fall and
L Winter goods consisting Of French and English
Cloths, Cassifieres Overcoatng, and Doeshlhs lain
and Fancy silk, Satin Velvet and rich Plush Vestngs
which he is prepared to make up to order in the most
fashionable style and warrant TO give entire satisfaction
or no sale Also, Shirts Under Shirts Drawers Col
lara. Gloves. CrRvats, Searfs, Ties Suspenders Half
Hose Fur aud Buck Gauntles soft fur and wool Hats
plush aud cloth Caps. Also,
II H II " ~. O.. .....
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To DTasgisa. nrrchants Sh9 Dsoi,rs in Medicine
THF rRi,CIFAL bLt"T oF
DR. GREGcRY'S INSTANT CURE ~ PAIN
For Western ohio, Indiana, Iowa. Missouri, VII
gihia, California, NeS England. &c at the Store
Room # p. W. BOYD, q co.
We keep a supply constantly on hand. AL
Dea'e rs in MedisiIe supplied on most Reasonable
terms.
This very valuable and popular medicine, has
built up its own reputation, and needs word
Of commendatioh from us. Orders solicited
and ompuy filled.
AsES-s:-H. Borritt. P. @. Holt, Maumee, o.,
G. G Wet. & = Co.; T. and ID j. n ashley. Toledo. o;
Ohio. 500 -... ..-. .'
BOYD. STONE CO., Prottietet.,
2H Maumee City, ohio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-21
NEW YORK MARKET. ?

FEE. 2S-Flour, for good common grades ra-
Their more enquiry, market may be quoted more
/ firm, without however an important change in
prices, inferior descriptions continue dull ard
! neglected, sales of 1860 at So, i5aS1, for good
common State and mixed to good Michigan, ST.
I2aT5>or. extra State, $7,59aS, % for fancy and
low grades extra Western, and s., 50a10, 80 for
extra Gennesee, market closing with moderate
demand for export and homo trade. Canadian
-four demand limited salcs of 800 bris at 81 IL
EaT, 25 for common sapertfne to choice extra
Southern flour not a great deal doing, sales 1900
brls at s., Gas, u for mixed to choice, and 81,
12a10, % for fancy and extra. Rye -four mode
rate request, sales 100 brls. Corn meal dull at
previous rates.
Wheat continues dull, shippers do not mani
fest any great desire to purchase while miElcIs
insist on a further decline of Babe, sales of good
red Tennessee at 80. Rye demand quite linli-
ted, market rules in favor Of purchasers, small
sales at 81, parcels are offered, to arrive ut
120 Barley moderate supply and firmly
held at 115a12s. Barley malt quiet and
prices nominallF the same. Corn continues IN
settled and prices stillrule in favor Of purchas-
ers, We notice however rather more doing for
home consumption, sales of % 900 bus at prices
ranging from Goa IS for new ant! old mixed yell
low and white. Oats more plenty and lower,
sales at 3sa43 for Jersey, 4Sa46 for State and
47a50 for Western.
Pork, moderate demand, sales 5000 bbls at
Is, S7a1594 for mess and l3, 81 for prime. Beef
unchanged. sales 600 bbls at qa9,62 for country
prime and lal / ,25 for repacised western mess.
Prime mess beef quiet at lS,50a22. Bacon
EdulE, prices favor purchasers sales 100 boxes
Cumberland 1niddles on private terms Lard,
sales 800 bbis at 10 2-Sal0 81. Cheese I'M
changed