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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13
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PERSONAlA

INFORMATION WANTED-OF MIS-. ELLEN NOBLk,
i wh0fe maiden name Ellen EnntA When Last heard
hon. which was In Ausus, 1876 shs residing in Kicks
poo City ksnsas Territory Any information
WIN be thankfully received by the undsrssued he
something OF great Importance 70 communicate "a her. Ad
dress Cardib 81 Cross street. Paterson, Kew Jersey
INFORMATION wAaTED-or BESSIE FOSTER. Ma
i've OF 0riddom county CAvsn Ireland; came to bis
country rome fifteen got married 70 q by
tie Of Robert Nsbd went To CsnsoA remained
m after the desb Of her husband supposed have for
the United herself and three Children
ton OF her win be thankfully reeeysa by her sir Mary
Foster rs East Fifteenth street the fancy
Third and Fourth Boston aud Canada papers
copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13
RESTAURANTS.

ENGLISH ROUND OF CoRNED BEEF
~ FOR dinner 10 morrow.
Enrlish hsunch Of mutton on Tuesday,
I'm glish nrlon Of beef on Wednesday.
R1CHARDSON A HAYTER,
Fugilsh run eahs served up Monday and Tuesday.
For sale-sy snsh onions Engsh cheese bacon and hams
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13
MOVIE TROOPS ARRIVED.

LrAvrNwoRrH CRY, X. r., NAY 20, 1888.
This Dornns, within half hour, there has passed up
the river body Of TROOPS In the United States steamer
Morton. The boat made step At hts plsce - hsi
been unable 70 th time 70 learn with certainty whs
companies eere board Private sdvcss from Old
Point Comfort lead W believe, no sever, that B q
battery u artillery from that place. under command OF
Captain James Totem az the "a Regiment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13


qusn.y sen. 20 Governcr Denver BY the fol.
lowing letter
sm1n you viii withdraw al The troops from Kansas Ter.
karrniiop win lay do~n our Arms and surrss.
der but you DO not Do @ he United s'es troops cannot
rssist ne viii burn Fort Scott
This letter vas signed BY Montgomery and sent by The
Deputy Marshal had been robbed Of hs pspcrs, az
CON panied by order that be should pass through law
renee The facts reported ofcisly 70 the Mayor NJ
An eve oseu for the fellows Pickles then in Lag
rance and was pointed 70 the Mayor but the latter
took ne coguixapos OF The matter
CAPTAIN Hamilton says he acts entirely upon the desn
slve that he will not interfere with private property or
molest p.scesbe citizens lie also says hs, he and his
men are deterrned have Montgomery delivered up 70
the Authorities In acting thus he does not intend 70
nolest those who adverse 70 him IN politics but mere
~ those men who Identify themselves with kosigomwy
corn promise now proposed BY the free state men
IN the vicinity Of Fort Scott which 10 as f0lors;-Ihey
agree surrender all the property TAKEN oy hongoms
~ or tie equivalent, except such horses IS may have
been run OF by stealth that 20 punshment snall be
awarded the parties acting under the orders OF honnms
q 1850. my A"'' '''' '"' f''''s - =
HsmiIton sives AZ his ultIma,um 70 meet this that oil
the property shall be restored that Montgomery and
band shall be delivered the Marsnsl OF the Ter
rioty. Unul uis done he r. going arms
he lacks this up By telling them mat who mo-,
able 70 protect tosmsevF have applied - him 70 put
SOP 70 the Incurasns d Nonssoxerys forces. .ad that
whatever assistance may be given 70 Montgomery Will
nos allow the wives and chIlsren ns fresds 70 be
gtrinpad and p@raded before blsckguaris
one principal sheet 10 Governor Dsnvers sending
,h,. exrreA vas " ascertain 10 the truth u the
,tsSent that Mrsoursne had crossed the border aud
we've hsrsssnr the settlers. Had this bean the case Il
ser1 on this soil and such steps would bring
thau % punishment
ssvsy rec s,ats nen IN the nsrh5orhooi o, Fort scott
having refused 70 tSe he can Prsscroei ~ hou'gO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.


HOUSE wANTED-THB ADVERTISER WISHES TO
III purchase sized house, having all the modern
conveni'nces below Thirty sixth street, and between Fourth
sna Sixth nyenaes, n desirable BROOKLYN,
Would INC fnAno
with part cuArs, Lo Roy, Herald ofhce
w AdultA, . small houne win gas and baihroou Rent
must very moderate Address Harvey BroHdwsy Post
stating termA location date OF possession kc fnn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13
STEAMBOATS.

L,oR COMFY ISLAND AND FORT HAMuTON.--TBr
IL steamboat AURORA, Captain AIMING Smith. win rui
daily from Ian inst leaving West Tenth Amos street
"a ma "a sprng srset a. va "a and 5s and ple
Island at IL and 6h O'Clock, touching Fort Hamilton
each way. Fare % Genus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13
FURNITURE.

TSSAMEI.I.ED AND GRAINED CHAMt Err FURNITURE,
u in ali coors OF superior and warranted mAnufactrre
I'm shsd landscape rui, and fo~srs at H. r. FAhRlN6
IONS ss Canal street. opposite Wooster street. New York
CNAMEI.LKD CHAMBER SUITS or FURNITURE IN
u nj colors and styles, Wholesale aud RETAIL At prices from
s75 and upward. WARhEN WAkD, No III Canal street..
Old No. So four doors east Of Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-13

TIE sPEYERg LION BREWERY OFFICE Isl B0wy-
~, New Ywt-she unparalleled demand for lager
bier induced 70 extend u. capacity
10000 barrels per though The quantity he largest
thai any brewery In the United ststs proiuce
10 believe hat the established superiority
lager bier he whole which has been sold VI
days) Will cause demand Tor can
during he nsr season and ve hereore request cso
well a. the public in general send heir orders
IS son A. possible The spuers Lion Brewery. Ar.BsRr
sPE1 ERs, President
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
TIE PRIZE FIGHT.

A terrible prize fight came off between
Morrissey and Heenau, at Long point, Can
ada, on the afternoon of the goth. The
The purse was $4,000, and Morrissey was
declared the winner. Eleven rounds wore
had in twenty-five minutes. Morrisscy
was dreadfully bruised and manglcd about
the face, Hcenan was but slightly hurt, and
is undoubtedly tho better man Of the two.
This is ono of the most disgraceful and
brutal fights which has over occurred in this
country, and we hopo il may be the last
Hanging would bc too good punishment
for every one concerned in tho inhuman
transaction. ''~s''3 NtA
We notice in the New York 1}iJme Of
the 2sd, card from Heenan challenging
Morrissey to another combat for $4,000 ol
upwards, side, tho contest to come off in
four or six months, aftor the first deposit
Morrissoy has announced that he will never
again enter the prize ring.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
Washing Machines.

The inventive genius of the yankee has
induced him to make and put into practice
all sorts of labor-saving machines, and one
among the most useful and beneficial to the
female portion Of his household is The Wash
ing Machine. Messrs. E. Bush and JAcon
STAHL, Of this town, are now manufacturing
Mudge's Machine, which is the best ono il
existence. 1t is of about six Irish or Dutch
girl power, eats neither pork or potatoes
and a boy ten years old can do all the
washing in an hour--and hell do it Too just
for the fun of it. By this machine the
washing day will only be day of amuse-
mont and recreation, and only trouble
whSh we can see as, likely to arise will be
the strife between husband, wifeor children
as to who shall have the pleasure of ''runnin
der masheen." 1t does its work beautifully
and perfectly, cleansing all soiled article,
from thick, hoavy comfortable to linen
collar, or fine cambria handkerchief II
will be an unfailing panacea for broken
backs, bleeding fingers, and "picked mp dim
ners," wherever it is introducded. BUSH d
STAHL will soon have this household delight
for sale.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
Purify the Blood!

( CONTlNUED pain or uneasihess in any
Morgan is generally cured by or doses Of Bran
drehs Pills Thirty years personal experience by the
undersigned fully justify this assertion. fsfftf
Dr. James Lu Of Potsdam, N. ssyG--''I have cured
the the most deporabe costiveness OF the es with
Brandreths pills, when every other remedy had failed
and the patient gvcnup to die. Skin dseasesof an
iureteaic and painful charactet such erysias sn
rheun, letter and summer heat have eradcaed by
their have cured the rheumatic the epileptic the
paralyiic and the consunpve with these excellent pills
alone"
In aundice and all affections the liver dyspepsia dys
entery aud dinrrha peufisy sudden paina and nlana
tions female distractions, scorbuc and scrofuous even
gouty and neurgc Affections have given way the use
Of this medicine and nnw nfertwenty year
my estimation In Drandrcths Pills continues to Increase
OBSTRUCTION. L.a
young lady, beautiful and healthy, took cold. which
caused serious obstruction for two years. her health was
broken down and her beauty departed At length Bran
dreths Pills were ried eleven Doses of from four
taken In fifteen days preceding the usual PERIOD
Regularity restored and her health and good looks re-
covered. rr WORMS.
Brnndreths Pills the best vernifuge they infal
libe. little child six years old for some weeks was
dropping; its mother gave II Of Brandreths sugar
coated pills; the next day there away q worm six
teen inches long, and as large chds finger The
child was well. PLEURISY. ~
gentleman, away from honlc taken with pienrsy
the inflammation was terrible; every breath made him
writbe with agony. Eight Drandrets Pills swal-
lowed and warm oil applied locally; the pills operated,
six pills. and the second day the patient cured
These statements should have weight and prevent the
use of poisonous drugs and stop the adsece Of bleed
ing. -.-r - II. DRANDRETH.
nal street. randreth building at 25 cents per box;
the same sugarcoated 1 cents warranted to keen as well
as the plain. Also, sold by j. S. OIMs1EAD,
ocf. 22 '5S-1m. Fremont, Ohio
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
WoxDERFUL, BUT TauE.-A few day

WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE.-A few days
since Nr. Jas H. Beadlo of Huntsville, Alabama, called
on us and pcrmon to publish for the benefit Of
suffering humanity, the astonishing which has been
effected in the ofhis wife BY the use of Dr. HAnces
Vegetable Epeptic Pills He informed u.s. that at the
time his wife commenced using he medicine, her system
entirely prostraed by tho number Of spasms she
had undergone reduce her weight TO 100 lbs Since
she has been taking the pills. she has entirely got the
snasms and has gained in and bodily health Che
weighs at least 300 lbs and declares she is in better
enjoyment Of health than she before in her life.
Mr. Beadle also related the Of Mr. Harrison Ligfoot
Of the town, who has been entirely cured Of the
worst form of Epilepsy by these same pills Mr. Light
foos case was sod that he passed week without
having attack, often falling down in the street He
has not had attack for than year. Mr. Bcade
thinks that ifthe pills fail In curing case it is for
the want ofpropcr the part Of the
taking en he feels assured from observation in the
case of wife, that they taken for sufficient length
OF time they will any Sent any part Of the
country BY mail the receipt of remittance Address
SETH 8. HASoE 10S Baltimore street Baltimore, Md.
Price, one box, 50; two IS; twelve, s24. BOWS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
Valuable Cow.

Mr.. U. B. LEMON, Of Townsend township
has COW which we think will be hard to
beat. We have the following statement
from Mr.. L., which was also handed to the
proper committee at our late Fair. /. Fol
the last week in September, six weeks af
ter the COW came in, she gave an average
of 50 pounds of milk daily;-l2 pounds
and seven ounces of butter was made from
tho milk during tho week. The COW is a
native, eight years old, and during the time
ran in timothy pasture, and short feed al
that. Who can beat it?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
A Card from, DR.: yamer n,

Jarrett, Of the NEW YORK LUNG INSIRMART
stiSsn qs r ts P1t ss .h ss
years conrse ofsteady devotion the spre Of Ps-.
nary and lts kindred diseases together With
desf enabled i me 70 arrive sss Sss
positive and radical of All diseases q tie Trse5
Lnags, and Air-Passagss. By limitation, the tspsr.
TO the diseased organs and the intsgumen lido not al
wise tho Of Medical Inhalation any Kind to he
a:s .dssnt Z ss Sopss .sssss y &C..
fearful and sfen fatal dscas1 yet drn Il very perEs
sral and Local sainss; The success Of my ireefsnt
N The shove dissases and the high character Of the 7
.Sson sa over .o .ssh @ have 90 long had s honor 70 pre-
oas friends through SSsss ia iEs sSsss
due eopsideration have 70 make sscb
nents as wiz bring the benefits Of my sssFeics ma
hsOors 70 my once hoping the therefore ssus thss ~
win give entire ssstacon be d % nv mo
nounre in conclusion, that ee 100 b.
eg ~ bs tesr, AL diseases apse aad thst the
70 suit each individual case Ikaisne g3pers xlisssl
Isheiers 70 %e win be forwarded BY expressto part
Q, ,he United states or the csnsdsA Tzhns-k terms
for each patient which win include medicine enonghfor
one months USE also nhs9s g vsRol and = iahsing pps
receiptof the box Medicine the balance 81 at
expiration o The month e thepasient bs cured u
afhn history Of their case and thsr symptoms 10 fui
be treated as~e " letter By fersaaa szemine,
sat @ may rely upon snS e. .fs4s
he seldom has totrAta over thirty days Letters
sS..s' s,s prompt, @n'rsJsa 1ss Ep5 hsE % e.
!. ke. $40 Broadway, cor, Isslfh 81, ~ \. h
specially invited to call a. the Inasnsys shs a.ep
sesss sss % e & ss sSs j
per can bssesn a'idinspsesed aopero. &Iess N n
..II' <t5"o
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

( The CHuRcH.-We see in jeweller's
shop that, as there are pearls, and diamonds,
and other precious stones, there are files,
cutting instruments and many sharp tools
for their polishing; and whilo they arc in
tho workhouss they are continual neighbors
to them, and come often under them. The
church is Gods jewel; his workhouse where
his jewels are polishing for his palace and
house; and those he most estsems, and
means to make most resplsndent no hath
oftsnest his tools upon.-Leighton.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

The Paris correspondent of the London
Times writos as follows-"The great match
in chess between Morphy and Harwitz has
been decided in favor of tho former. Tho
games stood, 2 for Iarwitz, 5 for Morphy,
and l drawn. The fifth game was won
by Morphy in twelve moves, when Harr-
witz rcnouuced any further pursuit. An
dcrsen and Heyldebrandt have arrived here
to play with Morphy.r
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

QuIcK TIME.-Captain FLINT, of the
schooner Ben Flint Of this place, made q
rapid run up from Buffalo on his last trip.
He left Buffalo at 81 o'clock on Monday
evening, and at IL o'clock noon Tuesday
was atthe dock in Sandusky. thus making
the time sepentees and a halt hoursl We
don't believe there is another sail craft on
the lake that can do it. The Flint can
take tho broom.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
Notice.


Ebenezer B. sader, Guardian of
s, D. johnson;
H- H.
Jshn cady. II. W. Richards,
Nathan W. Porter and others. J
T'HEa defendant Porter is hereby notified that said
il plaintiff has filed in said petition against hin,
and the other defendants stating that the said cay Rich
ards Uran to part the purchase money thero-
for gave novtrage store and lot in Bellevue for
merly ownedaud occupied by Miles A. Johnson deceased
That they subsequently sold said premises said Porter
who agreed to pay the amount due and to become due
said mortgage. The plaintiff claims there is due him
on said mortgage four hundred and fty-two dollars hr-
your cents, With interest from June TENTH eighteen
hundred and fifty eight and that two hundred aud
dollars twenty five cents and interest win become due
the tenth of juno, eighteen hundred and hfynn The
plaintiff asks lora judgment against all OF the defendants
for the amount due and for sale Of said premises.
The said Porter sthcrtfore notified that unless he ap-
pear and answer the said petition by the 9Th Noveni-
Der next the will be taken confessed and udg-
ment entered accordingly. L. B. SADLER.
September IS 1858. 36w6 $3.50
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

The race for the Cesarwitch Handicap
was won by "Rockct," by head. The
American mare 'Prioress" and tho sBrew,
er" ruunipg adoad heat for second place
The fact that "Prioress" had for second
timc run dead heat for this race, though
this time for the second place only, was the
most remarkable incident connected with
the Cnsarwitch.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
To THE MrttroS.-Dr. Mann, of Gallon,

TO THE MIIIION.-DT' THHIH, OF UFTIoH
Ohio has after years Of deep study and untiring research
succeeded in presenting to the public article superior
20 any 10 use aud indeed truly dis
covery We advertto his, Dr. Manns 1Fue Balsas, tho
only remedy that has been found that will eecnal
drive from the system without any bad rcsuts ehils fe
yer and ague 1t seldom occurs that notice. under
circumstances patent proprietary medicines resiorn
kvex any thing Of the kind, for have predudic,
against most Of Them but csndor eompes TO invite at
tention TO the advertisement OF this Batsa found in
other column of this paper. II to be fact admit
teddy Az classes Of individuals that have tested it, ant
found immediate relief therefrom to far surpass
efthe kind ever offered to the public. Try it, sodby al
good druggists. Bows
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
FARM FOR SAFE.

hssA THE subscrber offers for sale his Farm Of one
W; hundred and fourteen acres lying the Western
shiptwo and half miles east of Fremont The farm a
we'll fenced and improved having good house and barn
it, good orchard Of young trees three wells water
good cistern. Seventy I've CLEARED
balance In good timber. Possession given sale Title
subscrber on the premises. GEORGE KRDLER
Frcment, Oct. 2ed 1883
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

SQUARIEe THE CIRoLE. Tho Waterbury
(Conn.) American says Of the New Haven
County Fair, that thero was the largest col
Lection Of working cattle probably ever go,
together, numbering about 1000 head, and
itaddsthat 'thsy all came from circle ol
ten miles square"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

THAT'S TRuE.-Mr. Denny, in assuming
the editorship and ownership of the Dayton
Gozettc, very truthfully remarks:
Acity or town Is, 10 great cxtont, iudg-
ed by its newspapers. If they look well
and are oyorflowing with advertisements,
the indication is, that it is fourishing
place. An Indifferent supported press is .
sure sign of declining city, and person,
abroad will make up their opinions by
these infallible signs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
HOWARD AssocfAT1or.


tlt4 PH1LADI ILI5pI1IA. atfa
Bsnerolenf Tasfrfon established bv speeiaI Endor-
NEST far he relief offhe sick ard dstressed afflicted
trih YiruisHi aud EJfdsriic Diseases
VtHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ir view Of the awful
dcstrucon Of human life cnuecd by Sexual diseases,
and the deception ppciced upon The unfortunate victims
o such diseases by Ouacks, Feyeu ago directed
their Consulting Surgeonas ABIE ACT verify
their name to open Dspensay for the treatment Of this
class of diseases. In all thef ornn give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS TO all who apply by letter, with de-
scrpion of their condition. (agc occupation, habits of
fc, &c) and IN ~ extreme poverty to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHANGE u IS needless u Md
that the Association commands the hgiett Afcica1 skill
Of the age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment. t- s....'sri .s.gis,l..,.
The Drcctorsof the Association their Annual Report
upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases for the year end
ing January fst 1865 express the highest satisfaction
sulting Surgeon In the Of Spormatorrha Seminal
Weakness, Impotence Conorfhoa elect; Syphillis the
vice of Ounnisn Self abuse, &c and order cunnuanee
~ the same plan for the ensuing year
The Directors on review of the rast, feel ssufcd
tE their Inors in this sphre Of benevolent snr have
been of the afflicted especially to Young
and they haverrsovcd to devote thesevns with
ed zeal o this very important and much desdsed cause
Weakness, the vice of onansm, Masurbstisn, Self
abuse other diseases Of the sexual organs the Com
sultng Surgeon VIII be sent hy mail In scaled envelope
FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt ofTWO STAAiIS for pos
mento Of sexnal dlsases diet &c eons,antiy being
published foT ErAtuitious dsttion and Win be sent q
the afflicted. Some OF the remedies and methods
treatment discovered during the last year Of great
value. ~ ffaaiaf NN- IIt
Address, for Report or tscatment Dr. GEORGE r. CAL
HOUN, Consulting Surgeon Howard Association. No. q
South Ninth Street, Phiiadeiphia, Pa
BY order Of the Directors.
GEO. FAIRcHfID, Sseretarr --'''P
June Is. 1s5S-21yl.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
To the Sick.
November Appointments.

DIR. TUBES win be in attendance as follows:
FREhoNT-Kessler's Hotel Friday Goth November
NoBWALK--American House, Thursday, 25th Nov
For Consultation upon aH Diseases lie Throat LuHg
Heart, Lirer, Stomach BOioels Kidneys and Spleen
dLso DroPsg Grarei Rheumatism, Nervousness Debil-
~ DyspePsia, Female Diseases 1gue and FeUer Fits
and al ether rarisfies icng Standing eopiaMts boti
External and Internal
For some ten years. Dr. Tubbs has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annually
many OF whom had exhausted every ether within
reach. IN no CASE ARE MINRRAL OR OTHER Persons
EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HB MAKE SICK TO MAKE WELL. OR
TEAR Down TO BUILD UP AGAIN. The medicines can be
taken with safety by the most delicate and patients may
remain at home, and continue with prudence their or
nary diet and exercise Hundreds have recovered under
the treatment alter friends and had given VI all
hope the ndisputable evidence of which always be
furnished. lnyads however reduced despairing are
invited to call and be assured that
will be given expense incurred without correspond
ing prospect OF recovery
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
Buffalo market.

: - = u - - y bulAlo, Oct. Il.
FlouT steady; Sales LOO bbs at 355for common super
Ills 4eoa462 for good to choice supper Indiana Michigan
ono and Canadan easo9 for the range Of extra ane
for Noe red winter s 98 for red winter 0hio So foi
Canadian club Corni sales 10000 bushels at 5Ta5S in
part arrive; market firm. Barley nominal at 75aS6.
Rye do. at 05 Oats steady at A5al6. Whisky 201a.