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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

18'ET1E
" Pain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Establishment Of the LEADRR Office
on the latest improved ana rapid seum Presses in
best STYLE on short notice. and at reasonable rates. Par
tcuar attention paid to Blank Work Evsry description
Of Binding done especially Blank Books Ledsets Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books &c Sc
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RnnM RALTIMnHR.

BALTiMoRE, Nov. IL.
Judge Kemp, Of the Orphans Court who
was run on the American and Reform ticket, at
the recent election, has wltten letter to the
Governor declining to accept the commission
on the ground that the election was so yitated
by fores and fraud as to afford no test whatever
Of the popul v choice.
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TO BIZ HUNG.

CHARLEsTowN, Nov. 10.-Evening.
The Court TO day sentenced Cook, Green,
Coppoc and Copeland, TO be executed on Friday,
the 10th of December. It is supposed that
Gov. Wise will respite Brown and execute the
whole cf the condemned on the same day
The Court has adjourned for the term
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f,.,rsutstf ID Fhbl 30 1871. D.. II ...I l3 rhrd %.
pReF. Woop-near Sir; lg the advice oi a ifiond Of
ni Who had been agiNE bar Huif hcstoiatiye, Was
nducaA 10 tiy had chs iesersolro tlH ali hsy end
nearly s,IU Rur lngy hetd gume net New ny hAlt has
siuiy and .ynppllI that q % egmpnpesle Y e'hs.s
his uthic genent ofthe hCnUt Ase fooetea
iToia iI0i, Mond's halr Aestgr,tlse, g.s ~ .rff
t9HHf 90 lu alr0T a. n JACOBS.
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SsB- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, j. s. Matson's and Omsted's news depots
AT news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, IFS Ontario Street.
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~ De- Bsird gives the ftth lecture Of his GOurGe
Tonight in Chapin's Hall, commencing at a quar-
ter before eight O'Clock. Admission 25 cents.
Subjeot-Italy.
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HUNG

Sr, LOUIS, Nov IL.
Joseph W. Thornton, who shot Joseph Charless
in june last, was hung this afternoon.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, Nov IL.
It was thought last night that sjuaior Douglas
was recovering from an attack OF bilious fever but
to day he IL dangerously Ill.,
Gov. Willard OF Indiana is now In this city
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

THOSE CoLoRED CHLDREN.-We learn that
Mr.. Connor, the father of the coIored children who
were taken from the Infrmary by Mr.. Edick has
obtained posse Of them by writ of habeas cor
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fhaI PFOlOssOF woods Hair Restorative
gE2IF 1HIfSSil.GiSSR2d5FnAhSi

paoF wuoy-noar SIT. ~ halr had fal several years
be.u beconiue pTe ntureiy gray aecompauedlW hufi
ness which rendered the clastant application Of oil noce
sary An drosslofu Whenf uonmrrcod using your Hair
sbont two nnnths it in that condition;
cdut ued s use al within the thrs9 last Ntpks
M ss turned 10 lis natural culor anil assumed eoituese
mi istr rren 60 HruiUrod 10 those nfoduccd hY the
apneai nu m OF other have gNefosed
1a a aTtiold luroFarf allet luet
gether 10 he used Hair Restorative OF ef t,e simple
rnosr al drossllg hQau flng ihe haAr. apNhhNp et-
dii, G lsi 10 ae All aiA eiehnln any doubt 81 ~
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RETURNED.-bIarshal Craw yesterday morning
returned from Detroit With Ellis, the blrglar and
he was yesterday indicted by the grand jury.
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HEAvr ROBBERr.-John Donovan was arrested
on Thursday for stealing s25 pounds Of pig iron
from Messrs, Rhodes Card. A heavy trapsac-
ton.
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PROM UTICA.

UTicA, Nov. IL.
Gerret Smith shows continued marks Of in.
sanity No one is allowed to see him. but il is
understood that he refers in his rawlings to the
Harpcr's Ferry matter and supposes himself
under arrest
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SILVER soAPl-snVER soar l--For cleaning
silver aud plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantles, &c.-Another lot just received by
FOou, ENsWuRTu 4 Co.
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sPALDIEGs PREPARED GLUE - USEFUL IN
EVERY HoUsR.-Another supply just received by
FoG0, ENswORTH 4 Co.
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS

BATCHELoR'T WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all
They are elegant, light, s,y and durable.
Fitting oharm-no turning up hehnd-no shrinking
tho head indeed, this is the onl' Estubshmen. where
these things are properly understood and made.
23l Broadway, New York.
..nll w EIsEE- Clevnlnnl. nhin AnnrL
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POsTPONED.-T Tho trial of BenhOf, the Dover
murderer has been postponed to a week from next
Monday.
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PLYMoUTH Course or SABBATH EvENINo LEc-
rUREs.-Tho Introductory lecture Of this course,
on "Tho Signs of the Times" or the Progressive
Development Of all things under Divine Diree>
tion, will be delivered by the Pastor tomorrow
evening, in the Plymouth Church, Prospect street.
This course Of lectures was delivered in the
Wesleyan chapel four years ago, and are now re-
written and repeated by special request. As each
Lecture will embrace definite and Successive po-
riod of time, and the course continue through the
wiSter, It would be most interesting and profitable
for those who design attending, to commence with
the hrst, and be present promptly. Services COM
mence precisely at 7 o'clock, BY piece from the
Choir. Each evening there will be a meeting Of
Prayer by the Young People In the lecture room
below, half nn hour preceding the Services,
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~ Ladies' in want Of Furs are invited to call
and examine the stock at 1873 and la5 Water street
FULLKR q Co. .
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te5- Travellers will bear in mind that Halls HO-
mocPaihy is in Cleveland, opposite the weddel
House.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.


ALBANY Nov II.
The fullest returns yet received give H. W.
Leavenworth, Republican candidate for Sec Of
State, 2s5 majority, but leaves the result doubt
tul The Journal still claims the election Of
the entire Republican ticket, but by reduced
majority from that at 6rst reported.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

CRIMINAL BRANcH-JUD0E BIsHOP.--Y ester.
day morning, in the case Of John Long and Fred
erck Krause, the defendants changed their plea
Of not guilty, and entered plea Of guilty Of bur-
gary and larceny, in breaking and entering the
barn Of Dlodate Clark. They were sentenced to
one year each in the Peniientiary.
In the case Of Ray and Baker, charged with
passing counterfeit bank bills, the jury found a
verdict Of guilty as TO Baker but disagreed as to
Ray. Bakers counsel will lle motion for arrest
Of judgment. ....... -.r
State Of Ohio ys. John Peak, for grand larceny
the property alleged to have been stolen being 4
COW, valued at $40. On trial.
The Grand Jury yesterday returned bills Of In
dioment against the following persons; Frisbs'
Washington, an old habitus Of the city prison.
and Alexander Robinson for burglary and laros
ny; james johnson, same ofsneej HsEskish Ste
vens and Bepjamin Enis, same offences Pstriel
Murphy, grand larceny. Murphy and Robinson
plead guilty.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS,

NEw OeLEANs, Nov. II.
Advices from Tsmpico have been received "a
the lst inst II Is stated that Gen. Marquez
had determined, after councilofwar, to evae.
uate Gaudalsisra and retreat.
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"THE NOBLEsT STUDY OF MANKIND

AhE NObLLol Glubl Ot MhNhlND
IS MAN-But debased and degraded manhood, is curse
but too prevalent Ia lanet Obi keep the fatal shafts
OF disease and complaint from circes Warnings and
advice be found in the book HUMAN FRAILTY; OF,
Pathological Researches" It viii Gssuredly recall tho
back sliding from the evil practices prevalent to alarm
ing extent and be unesug guiding star to health and
resuscsted Thousands attest the benefit ofheed-
ing its counsels and advice.
Sold BY Dr. BARROW, 1877 Prince street. New York :
Price Is cents. Sent free everywhere
Sold by GAYLORD HAMMOND, aud wNf .FISKE
Druggists, Cleveland. noys
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CYiL Branch
JuDaE BoLroN.-smith VS.. Randall, ct. Ell. Yer
dict for Plaintiff for SSH OF. Defendants motion
for new trial pending.
Daniel VS.. City of Cleveland. Action for ssrvi-
ces as an architect, &c., in laying out Wood
land Cemetery, &o. Verdict for Plaintiff fol
secs SO.
Van Week vs. Fuller. On trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-12

~ For the best qualities OF SegarH, Tobacco
and Snuff, SO to d G. Dietz lit superior.st.
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the introduction Of Dr. J. HOSTErTER's CELEBR A.
TED BITTERs the public. The prejudca existing in
the minds Of many persons against what denominated
patent medicines first geat retarded it's sale; but
its virtues and became known. this barrier Of preiu
dice overthrow and the dem nd increased rapidly
that in years scarcely village existed in the United
States in which the afflicted had not experienced the bene
fits arising from the Of the Bers md at the pr
day there be ounain all pants the world vouchers
for great Of the article No greater for
Dyspepsia can be found.
For sao by Druggists and dealers generally sve where
novs.lw
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PoLIcE CoURT-BEFoRR JUDoE LAwRESoR.-
Jacob Sweep created disturbance at Mogg'G,
"Our oOuutTy House," Thursday night, and was
6ned $40 and costs therefore.
Rosa Weeks was fined $5 and costs for drunk
enneSs.
Mike Burrows and Henry Snow were fined IS
and costs for disturbance.
Eliza Knapp was brought up forVsgranoy. She
ia an old, ragged, haggard woman in appearance,
but has a tongue that has not forgot its cunning
She INDUCED in divers little plsaSsntrlss as to hsr
former appearance before the honorable Court
and Perpetrated several gay jokes upon her pres
] ent diapidated appearance. She was sent below
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PowERLRss FOR EvIL-PoTENT FOR GooD.-
When pain Inflammation is present. aud Brandreth's
Pills used they at seize upoa the humors which
the occasion Of the pain and Inflammation and
them from the body This quality o. alone sezng hold
and causing the expulsion Of deayed humo possessed
bv no other medicine For Braudrehs Pills operate solely
upon those impun les which surround and affect the lis
and organs Affected by disease. BY natural uinity
uhey seize these humors because their life Is below thai
Of the surrounding paris aud oTpel them from the body
Young people cannot but midds eyed and old people
in measure appreci e that meoicne which, being used
in sickness acts only upon the Of diselse and which
has power except upon those hCors whose proseuc,
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venting settling of the humors because they removed
from the body In rheumatism, levers peurisies pains
the side dyspepsie head aches ooveness Asthm colds
coughs throats Pills ulcers boils they give imme
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Maades, pronounced beyond human skill have yelde,
10 their influence and millions OF human lives have beer
saved BY their timely Oh how important in sickness
that medicine winch un' exmguishes the difeas,
and leaves no evil efec. behind.
Sold at No 29i Canal ST., Brandreth's Buding aud bI
GatdtnrT, No. 20 superior street, Cleveand and hi
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medicines dAv
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UNITED STATES CoURTs.-JUDoE WILSON
Oliver p. Brown, Of Portage county was yester--
day admitted to practice in Tho U. s. Courts.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ESrseo advertisement of DIR. sanrOrd's Liver
nvfooratnr
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The Great vial RegeDsraJpT.
TRHESENHAR!

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Physical Exhhustion, and is tonic
No - umpatey eradiostes ell traces Of these dseases
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tug all the impurities, aud roons out The vsuum OF iSsa
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packed and addressed according the instructors %
writer
BoItRlthY GAYLORD L HAMMOND,
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nam DYEi HAIR DYEIi HAIR DYE
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The onLR harmless and reliable Due knOu

The only harmless and reliable DVs knOi0n.
The Original aud hest in the worll
All others limitations and should be avoided
lou wish to escape rdicue.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud natural Brown Black without the least
iRJuTy to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have beer
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applications have been made the Hair Of his patrons
his famous Dyes.
WIN A. BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a color
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not 10 ure in the however long be continued
and the i'll effect of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair invigur
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Made sold applied Ia private ToomsJ at the Wil
Factory, No. 93 Broadway N. Y.
Sold In all cities and the United States bT Drus
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~ The genuine has the and address upon a stee
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, of
WM A. BATCHELQn,
ianlI No gl9 Rrosdvey " v
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HoLLowAY's OINTNENr AND PrLgs arc the
ambassadors Of health to all nations whether civilized or
savage They need oay ual to become the only accept
ed remedial agents for ali internal and ema disorders
SOLD at the manufactory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York. and by all Druggists 25c &c. and 81 per pot
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported By the Union Telegraph,
oFFtcE, wARfN0's BLOCK, CORNER of BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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" We aTs IeIlIcbd Iohlu INhI mo F5nOWnou Onemls
Of New England Doct AVER, has ct length turned his
enon to the disorder which hangs like blight upon
community Our section is healthy ASy other with
single exception and that is the Fever an Asue which
hauuts every side But his remedy DeR5curo
should kno it must, # he made it. Caste Ashis baleru
disease from among us and Of tile l3yeies spots
in the West -rSsuiuel. Fairfield, Iowa
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The Roslnlayt 4 put W i hotties sitea ts =
Iai ~ nitdAim DID sGulii tho small old 3 ptnt ano
fsiaiis W ONE dollr Psr heiiei ne Rsdi9A ail
t,gotV sef tnprc 10 nfNtNiuQn l thy aWt Fet la
t Xxx, it nrs pei bol,e, he laIse hulas Qua ~ %
esnt ppFs n s0gqpi9a aaq 'f'iiA " sP'e' -
ngssii9 % = WOOD go PronrtaaIs NJ til 1Inadsek
vert and HQ IA NJ arkcl sirfet hi L1nis, 4 y, A..
Ana sold ~ sl lrast isis uhl Isuey Co.'S ntalaA
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M, j. DICKERSON-
Late Of the firm Of Amber & Dickerson,)
nFNTTgT

o5ee 253, Superior street, Kenieifs store.
Dr. D : suit Of now ready and he would
be pleased all Of his old patrons and others who
py wish the Of dentist liberated teeth treat
Cd fangs AMI led exposed capped and
cd also teeth inserted gold silver oorate oryucsnt4
base, platinum plate, with continuous gum, which
90 much used east mv23
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-23
Cincinnati Market.

CIScrSSATI, June 22-P
Flour very dull, with light sales at %
G1G 30 for favotite brands of super; 6 sea
6 60 for extra. Wheat dull and 3@35c low
er, on lower grades, with a better demand
at the decline; $500 bush sold at 25@
| 30 for red; 25@l 35 for fair white,
! 3a9l 40 for good white; 45@l so for
prime white; receipts in last twenty-tour
hours, 1852 bushels; exported in the last
three days, ALSO. Corn steady and firm at
80. Rye frmer, with a good demand at 80.
Oats dull and unsettled; sale at 80. Rot
gut steady and firm at Isl. Groceries un-
changed. Provisions firmer, with an i'm
proved demand, but prices are not quOtably
higher. Bacon sides are in brisk demand
at sc, and all in the market are taken at
this price. Bulk sides are wanted, and l50-
900 pounds sold at ST loose. There was a
sale of 450, 900 bushels of coal at SC afioat,
an advance of J since last arrival. Money
matters active, with good demand for East
ern exchange at : premium.
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WAsHISGToN June ON


Private letters received from Arizona,
dated June eth, state that the late attempt
TO revolutioniZe chihuahua by Jose Marse
Zuloaga, brother of the late President of
Mexico, has been entirely suppressed, and
surrendered without battle.
The Hon. John 5. Phelps of Missouri, and
Lieut.. Maury of Arizona, are the guests OF
Judge Hart of FL Passo. Extensive prepa-
rations were being made to give Mr.. Phelps
IA grand reception in New Mexico. The
people of Arizona adhere TO their determi-
nation to take no part in the New Mexican
election, on the ground heretofore stated in
their memorial to Congress, of having no
fair representation or ratio.
No L. 5. Court will he held at MeSilla
during this year. AriLonia will send her
one delegate TO Congress. ID Lieut.. Maury
consents To run again, lac will be elected
without opposition.
The Hon. \. Otero will be returned 10
Congress, rs delegate form New Mexico; " it'll.
out serious opposition.
Horace Greeley was expected to arrive
at I'll PasO in July.
Some reforms in the present system o.
advertising, and the delivery OF letters being
necessary, the z. o. Department will speed
lily adopt such as may seem profitable, anC
efficient, and will hold its officers 10 stric
accountability, for their own mistakes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-23
The Dfsurtct Fair.

We begin this morning the publication Of
the premium list Of the District Fair, to he
held in this city in October. Ii will be found
to be an exceedingly liberal one for so re-
cent an association. The aggregate OF pre-
miums viii exceed 1000. There is some
thing to awaken competition in every de-
partment Of agricultural and domestic
industry. From the preparations that are
making TO attract exhibitors and visitors
we are led TO believe it will far excel any
exhibition Of the kind we have had in the
State, except those at the Capital for the
whole State. II should be remembered by
our citizens that the success OF the enterprise
and the credit tho Fair viii reflect upon the
city will depend in good degree upor the
spirit with which they cooperate as indi-
viduals AMI house-keepers with the man
ayers. Every one should contribute what
ever he has or eau produce To make the
exhibition attractive, and free invitations
and open-hsnded hospitality mast he ex-
: tended To friends aud acquaintance abroad
TO come to the show and share in the fun
and amnsements. The recent ecclesiastical
convention here afforded an opportunity fou
the display OF the generous hospitality O
Evansville. The District Fair Will be m
occasion for its display on more generou.
and liberal scale.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-23

n15" Gov. James &. Jones, of Tennessee,
declares in II letter published 10 the Mem
phis Bulletin, his position i'll regard to the
Presidential election 10 1860. He says: ii
speak for myself on Tor S,rphenA. Doug
los for President Of he United States an
1850.
81 seek to saddle him on no body or par
". The time has passed when the people
will permit any man to saddle himself or
any one else on them.
while l repudiate the charges that |
seek to saddle Mr.. Douglas on the Democrat
ic party, yet am for him, because after II
long and intimate acquaintance with him, ]
know him TO be honest, sound, conservative
and NATIONAL, true 10 the Constitution and
all its requirements. And yet, further, ]
think it impossible to elect any man living
in the South, and believe he is the only
man North of Mason 4 Dixon's line that can
he elected that will be true to the South
hence am for him, and if il suits your con-
venience, tastes of interests, you may pro-
claim il to the world"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-23
Last Nights Dispatches.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June PIP. NJ.
Flour dull and 5(Gl0o lower; sales at
sOT6 10 for superfine State; C 2OG66 80
for extra State; s5G6 10 for for super.
Western 30@6 So for common to good
extra Western; 55(G,6 80 for extra round
hoop Ohio, market closing heavy. Rye
-four 4 0OtH4 SIS Wheat dull and droop-
ing; sales of ., 600 bush at l 80 for new
white Georgia so for new rcd South
ern; IS for white Kentucky. Rye duh,
93C695. Barley quiz; sales 1000 bush
barley malt at IS. Corn market easy
sales of 5000 bush at sO6s3 for mixed
Western; "a for yellow ditto; sl@s2 r
sound yellow. Oats lower and dull at 45.i
as State. Whisky steady sales at 26G2GI,
closing firm. Pork steady and unchanged.
Sales of 4,T00 barrels at Is 60 for
new mess; II 25GlS 25 for prime +;
Beef dropping; O0(97 IS for prime; 90
25 for mess 10 00GI3 90 for repacked.
Beef hams dull at l4@l7. Bacon dull
hams l0l. Cut meats dull at 767a for
shoulders; sb69s for hams. Lard firm
sales of COCO bbls at lls@l2t. Butter
steady at l5G20 for new State Hides
quiet Sugar firm; New Orleans CO; Mus
covado 5A@6. Coffee steady sales OF
1000 bags at IL. Molasses steady Beeve:
lower: receipts 1000 head; sales at s(GlO;
average price 9@9t. Sheep firm; receipt:
5000 head. Hogs declined:iGI.