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sheriff safe,

pf virtue of 4 writ Of execution issued out OF
ID and under the seal Of the Circuit Court for
The county Of llgham, 10 ne directed and deliv-
cred, l have levied upon all the right title ana
Interest at Luke 3. Wills and Austin 4 kirhv,
in and U the f0'loRiHg real estate, 70 Wit: tie
north east quarter Of section TWENTY-FIVE f22I in
town one north Of range one west, State Of Mich
i-an. which shall expose Tor sale, at publi- VEN
due on Friday, the 33d day Of April, 4. D.
1879, II the front dc7- Of the Court House
in the village # Mason, at one O'Clock P. VI. of
said day EDT BAKER. Sheriff.
By |. II. YANDERCO0K, Under Sheriff
Dated, February 2ith, 1852 2Qlw7
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R19D,s IF Ic Lanoas Housc.


d.. Keruof, has in bis possession certificates
from, and ! permitted 10 refer 70 hundreds Of
gentlemen 90! LiCa standing a:1 re=Hectabili;v
In Eer-ait, London, Toronto lui other cities and
towns, Who, having teen reduced 70 the border
Of The c-ave from liver Complaints Dyspepsia.
and other diseases. and having tried in vain their
physicians prescriptions. and most Of the ouack
Ho-tru:nS for the cure u those sea-es, are now.
from the Zee Of hi- Vegetable Medicine. in tie
enjoyment Of perfect h.a't!
Dr. kerrr0rt has. i1 -. cities q london and
Detroit, during the le-;seveG years administered
the different remedial agents Of the Vegetable
Kingdom 20 Thousands Of patients n almost ev-
orv variety 81 disease, with unparalleled success
His medicines arc exclusively vegetable, and such
are safe ami efficacous in the cure Of disease.
without entalng on the patient any of those
niserie- experienced from mineral po-ou=
Chronic OF Lingering diseases o. the Lunc-,
Liver, kfney-. and @crofula Cancers. all impuri-
ties % tie blood. and al diseases Of Women and
Children, treated successfully.
Dr. k"rm0tt has had great experience in dis
eases Of the Chest and Ner~Ous System. curing
hundreds of cases pronounced iucurahle by other
physicians.
No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
- Dr. Ke-no-i'- residence, Detroit. En-
trance to Dizpen-ary, 10. i Congress street
entrance n office, fi-;-woii street, i--t door from
Congress
D.. Kerrnott wiilals3 visit Onondaga the 18th,
Eaton Rapids the l2th, and Mason the 18th Of
every month. l2s
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Particularly adapted TO Ne .
II 10th ssH-s. which osse7s" ;
PLAIN EsGLIsH all that % isscss
sAry b. kno~ pertaining 70 -
Generhtive cisorder--hor or
trsetsd-tEe infiBencs tssi ~
duos upon mind and bedy-.,
all persons can AVOID thsrA. ..e
II they are 90 GnforteBais y !
have contracted sgoh cissvsA
how to eject = SPEEDY sne O.
tain cure. Likewise. i eotos
rnsny important hinis Via y
te found ssrrioeahie 70 in"ss :
marned life, erhrseing ssl
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Notice TO .IsH s,EiEE.c.

[ HENCINE Liquors, imported from the Bonded
VI Customs Warehouse, a. Montreal, can be
IA! from the tavelinc agent Al Lansing during
the session Of the Legislature. Those intending
70 purchase can judge Of their quality AZ either
the Columbus House, Benton House. or n Fl.
cars Saloon. Further comment would he m.
necessary.
y. B.-Prices in keeping with the times.
K. II. ALLISON.
lfim3 Montreal Agent.
C2lr75'f' House, Lansing, Jan. l3, -.
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Sunday school BOOks'

THOSE wishing Sunday School books !. ;,
/ odicals can he supplied on short none. .,1
applying to the subscriber, or us e.,s.,
corner Of Capitol Avenue and LsPee'
A. UPSON,
S. S. NsteaSr
Lansing CITY, Fet. l6, 1889.
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commissioners, Notice.

I'VE the undersigned, having been appointed
w Commissioners upon the Estate of Daniel
q. Tvvla>, vi Iue IOwn ar Leroy, Iusb1l. ro,.,,-
ty, Michigan, deceased, for the purpose of allow
ING claims againSt said estate, Notice is there
fore hereby given, that We will meet for the pur-
pose OF auditing accounts against said estate, on
the 9Th day OF Nay, and the llth day of july.
anu on the sth day of August, A. D. 1854, be-
tween the hours OF o'clock 4. VI. and 5 o'clock
Z. ". Of each of said DAYS, at the house Of Dan.
lei &. Tobias, tlate deceased in the Town of L.
roy, six months being the time allove, by the
Judge OF Probate for presenting claims acains,
SAID estate. Al persons are therefore hereby
notified, that unless such claims are presented up-
on the days above mentioned, they will be for.
ever barred.
RCSSEL. BURCHARD.
ln2o5;iw. JOSEPH WHITCOMB,
March 81, lS5a. Commissioners
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
J UST PUBLISHEDM

NEw NoEE sFLESplBLY ILIUsra&TfD WITH fLt-
RATE gNsRAyISSEg o. NEARLY 90 rAGEs - fHf H'
SutK DIEkAsRr ~ rHE GENIAL oEGsaskfEh fIh
r-eEB TO THE prpLEc. ~ Pa REYNOLDS MEDICAL 1tif
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4 Pl1iniN- Machine

AMI can fill all bills OF work and material for the
entire finishing of houses. All common sizes of
Pire and Wildwood Doors for sale low.
Those in want of houses or building material
viii do well to give me cali, for am bound to
compete with all competition. let the price be
what may. All kinds OF produce and occasion
ally horse, wagon, watch, or good cash note
taken in part pay for building or Houses and
Lots q G. DODcE
Lansing, January ], 1889. LOG
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ChauccrV NG.!CP.

10y virtue of decrrial order of the Circuit
DCourt for the county Of Inrhanl, in Chance
rv. made on the Sth day of October io5,. IN
case where William \. BIZ, Charles Il. Fargo,
and Austin W Kellogg, are complainants and
Walker T. Nichols, Amelia b. Nichols and I'd
ward j. Moore, are defendants. /, tie snnsc--
Der, the Circuit Court Commissioner Tor the
county Of Ingham, viii sell 81 pubic auction al
the Columbus House, in the City OF Lansing IN
said county on the Isl DAY OF April next a; one
O'Clock in the afternoon. the lands described in
said ,!ecretal order a follows. viz: Lot number
eight (s) in block number ffty-two t5-j in the
village of Lansing according TO the plat thereof.
griffin PADDOCK.
Circuit Court Commissioner.
GEo. /. Parsons, SoIr for Compartments.
Dated, February 22i. lS54. t@2"h
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DY virtue of q writ OF execution .-,iai o4l of
ID and under the seal of the Circuit tou.t for
the county OF Iughal, 10 re directed and delIv-
cred, | have levied upon all ,Ae right, title, ans.
interest of Ephraim Mcach IN am % -L- follow
ing described lands and tenema1ts, 10 wit. the
south part of the south west fractional quarter
Of section Is eighteen in township No- e. three
north OF range No. On two east, excepting twer-
ty-fye acres on tie south par. 1T the above nam
Ell fractional quarter, In the county of Iu-ham
and State OF Michigan, which snail expose for
sale, at public vcndue, at the a1n; door o., tie
Court House, in Jhe village ol Mason, in the
county Of Iugham. on the ~ twelfth day Of
April, \. d. 1852, at o"" O'Clock +. 81, Of said
DAY. +. bAhLh, >aeiil-
Dated. Mason, Feb. H., 1889. 2gJw6
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MtkR!AGE GUIDE hF Oh M YOUNG,
MARRIAGE GUIDE ~ HH WN. YUING.
MARRIAGE GLIDE ~ i-!; WI. Young.
MARRIAGE GUIDE - nR. WM. N0U$G.
MARRIAGE GUIDE ~ DIR HM. 4DJNG.-
MARRIAGE glide ny Or. WM. YoCN1.
MARRIAGE GUIDE ~ az. WV YOUNG.

PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK: TIE POCKET
ESTYLiPTT>, Or Every One hisown Doctor.
by Wv. YoUSG, u. p. Its written in plain Ian
gua-e for the general reader. AMI Is illustrated
with upwards Of l"p eHcravinc=. Al Young
married. people, or those coutcmFl marriage.
and having hcieast inped;rnent 70 married life,
should read this hook. II d;scloses secrets that
every one should be acquainted with: stll. it i
book that must be- kept locked MP, and not lie
about the house. Il viii be sent 10 any one on
the receipt OF twenty-five cents. Address DIR,
VA. YOUNG, l56 Spruce street, above Fourth.
PHILADELPHIA Pa lnnv1
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ess. :. ~. s<Ets MOTT.
Hcie lie Physician and Surgeon.

Would most respectfully announce that Zee All
Ti-i, ian-irc On the ;our,eer.th DAY Of every
m"'th, tn7 the purpose % meeting patients A.
fr'cf 7ith Chrome or Il g.-iur Diseases.
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NEW JEWELRT ESTABLISHMENT.

TUE undersigned would respectfully inform
L the citizens OF Lansing and the surround
ing country, that he has permanently located in
Lansing and opened shop for the Repairing Of
Watches. Clocks, JcyyeIry, sc.
one door north &C Eiliotts Hardware Store. and
directly oppo>i. Billings Store, where he viii
be happy to &C immediate al, those wisl.n. any,
thing IN his j = Of business on short notice.
feeling assured hat he can give good satisfaction.
Also, consts zly on hand a splendid assortment
OF Gold and 81 r Watches. Breast Pins. Brace
lets, Ear and ger Rings. &c &c, which can
be had ri the lowest possible rates.
q. Z. RATH.
Lansing, Apr 26,h, 1926.
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Il. THAYtR, Lansing; j. W. Phelps kCe
Mason; Nath. Champ, onondaga; Branch
Son, -tockbridce; and all dealers in Nedlei'
everywhere. Wholcsalc by Farrsnd Wtti'
on. Detroit. lyla
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Painful Transformations, removing allohstructions,
Whether from cold or otherwise. heaaarhe. pain
in the side, Palpitation OF the heart, disturbed
sl-.n. wiI-l arIse from nlelmmtinn Of ma,nr.
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NE,y EMERY ST.s,',E.
Ha4g ;fyIfa.

fNuE subscribers having recently associated
| themselves together under the name Of the
Lansing Planning Mil Company, for the purpose
of manufacturing Sash, Blinds ami Doors--also,
Planning aai Matching all kinds Of lumber and
filing all bills O.? work for the entire finishing of
houses. would respectfully invite the attention.
OF all having business in oar line, to give Us a
call, a. wc are nog prepared TO receive all or
,.ers, and 10 tine wor, ia the best possible man
ner Sbop oppos;t. the Presbyterian church, On
the river Middle Fnvn
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Grraf numbers ofClcrgSmon. Physicians, State
..'n. aad eminent pcr~ouagcs, have lent thez
.n.a- ,a or1lfy rhc unparalleled usefulness oftheS
remedies. ut "ur spae" here viii not permit ut
ia .,.'-.u ni 'l.cu- Tho Agents helow named iuf
Ei-' i-oLr ANpgI,sN AIMANaC in which the
-u t.it.n. vl'I al.n fan descriptions Of the above
.u..a'Hut-. an@ ~, 'r,stucut hat should Be IS
..tl t.- fieif eH0.
Ir 3D.. De- Fa' oe ~ unfrinGped dealers Ssi
''.tT preparations hey make more profit o.
.fa...ri ANIt's. ani TAKE no others. The sa
a...t '--.-f .'j ttrcI "a thon and they ssosa
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From Railing & Vcrandah..

ME are prepared 10 execute all orders tor
y IRON Ratings, for private buildings
Churches, Public Squares and Cemetery Lots.
~ Corner Of Fifth and Woodbridge streets,
opposite Machine shop OF Michigan Ccnt-alRail
read. Detroit. Michigan.
-lvI JACKSON / WHEY.
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... Lemon sirup.
1nA DOZEN LEMON SIRUP, EXTRA
AOU quality, prepared and for sale by
SURE, EOKSTEIN CO.,
je20-o Opposite the Post-o
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PRISONER AND OFFICER TAKING THE WOODS.
From Mr.. Fay, a Conductor on the Ohio &
Mississippi R. R., We learn an incident Of
interest, rather ludicrous, to be sure, of st.
Louis officer: officer Tuttle was on bis way
to st. Louis with Holden, the person who vol
UNFAIRLY gave himself up in this city few
days ago. Being weary, they both lay down
and went to sleep. Onarriving at Loogootee,
the prisoner, who had walked up earlier, or
had been "playing 'Possom," stepped off the
cars and walked up the road. The Conduct
or seeing him, aroused the officer from his
slumbers, who Immediately gave chase. The
train moved on, leaving the prisoner and Of
fcer "streaking" it through the woods. The
officer proved the best runner, however,
and brought his man back to the station,
where they awaited the next train to st.
Louis.
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AN important proposition will be presented
to the City Council. Mr.. Samuel Virgins
offers to advance the money to build sewers
from Water-st. to low water mark, at foot Of
Walnut, Vine and Elm-sts., and macadamize
those streets below River-st., and pave gut
ters on each street.-the to have free rent of
the same until one year after cost of sewerage
above has been reimbursed to him by the
city. The rates of rent of wharves are as
follows Foot of Race-st. to s. Virgins at
1925 per annum to March 1, 1850; Plum-st.
to CIV. Goodhue at 1925 per annum to March
IL, 1864; Western Row, to W. E. Robinson,
1925 per annum, to March l, 1860; Wood-st.
to I. Mackey for sullage boats, $500, to May
26, 1854; Fifth-st. to W. Coleman, S925-time
out three weeks since; Elm and smith-sts. are
not under rent.
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The duty of the city school authorities is,
to have our children properly taught. This,
to be done rightly, must be by teachers of skill
and tact. These, parents and tax payers we'll
know, must be trained to their duties; for
which purpose there must be Normal Schools,
or institutions for training teachers. Nom
inally We have such an one in Cincinnati, but
from adverse influences is not producing the
results we need. The question now agitatcd
is, shall we discontinue the present experiment
and try again, 60 on as we arc at dying
rate, or abandon tho whole enterprise? Tho
Cincinnati High School Board initiated the
present enterprise, but have recommended its
discontinuance with the present school year.
Last night the School Board laid the recon-
mendation on the table.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED roR rHE DAILY PRESS.
lee TeIesraphic News on First PAGE.
From Washington,

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-The proposals for
the S., 900 Treasury note loan were open-
ed to-day by the Secretary of the Treasury, and
about $13,5OO,OOO were bid for $2,7OO 900,
which were awarded at rates under per cent.
viz: from 53@5A per cent, and $1OO, 900
were awarded at per cent. All the other bid
ders proposed per cent. Among them the
remainder of the loan will be proportioned pro.
rata.
The Collector of Baltimore has applied to
the Secretary of State for information as to
the nature and extent of tho protection which
may be afforded by the United States to a for
eign built vessel, purchased by an American
citizen. 1t is understood that our government
entertains the views held by the last admin
istration, namely, that if an American citizen
buys in good faith, vessel for q belligerent or
neutral, in time of peace, it becomes Americp n
property, and is entitled to protection like any
other American property. The vessel, how
ever, can not get register unless by an act of
Congress. .f
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Terrible Tornado.

NEW York, June 20.-Tho Somerset (Me. J
Telegraph reports that terrible tornado, ac-
companied with rain, passed over portion of
Embden on Wednesday afternoon last, pros
trating houses, barns, trees, orchards, and
everything in its course. In one of the barns,
two persons, Mr.. Clark and Mr.. Talcut, were
injured, though it is supposed not seriously.
A house belonging to Mr.. John Redman was
demolished, and Mrs. Redman and her little
child, and another woman who was in the
house at the time, were all more or less in
jurod. Mrs. Redman was carried some dis
tance with the whirling timbers, and is dan
gerously if not fatally injured.
Portions of the demolished buildings were
carried to the distance of two miles.
1t was feaaful wind, and it is wonderful
that no more persons were seriously hurt.
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OxFORD.-The concert to be given by Tos-
so and Miss Werner will take place on Friday
evening the oath. We learn that quite a
party of our citizens contemplate visiting OK
ford on this occasion. Oxford is now only an
hours ride from this city by rail, and many
of our citizens are seeking for rural homes
in that healthy locality. Cincinnati is al
ready we'll represented there. The ease and
facility of access to the city and the reputa-
ton it bears as decidedly moral town, to-
gether with its excellent schools, make it a
very desirable place for our city people to re-
tire and educate their children, where they
will not be obliged to give up city life alto
gether. The Oxford Female College Com
mencement exercises will close on Thursday
evening.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21

WHO WILL BE STEAM FIRE (ENaME) KING ?
Cincinnati is justly distinguished as the
Pioneer City of the Steam Fire Engine. An
honorable rivalry elsewhere has quickoned tho
pulse of our Buckeye inventors, and they throw
out the gauntlet, Offering to pay $4,000 in
cash for any Steam Fire Engine which may be
brought to this city before the lst of January,
1851, not conflicting with their patents, which
will, from the time tho signal is given TO ap-
ply the torch, force water soonest and to a
greater distance, with an equal quantity and
quality of fuel. Mechanics this side or be-
yond the Alleghanies, and over the sea, take
notice. Shall the crown be taken from the
brow of King Latta?
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21

EoaLEsToNIAN.-sinco cur witty President
of Council has been pitted at Chicago with the
"Little Giant" of Illinois, his fame is ascend
ant. On returning home, at the Merchants
Exchange, yesterday, he was beset by the men
of trade, with whom he minglss daily, for a
speeeh--fOr report on Douglas. This he de-
clined, as that distinguished man was not pres
ent, and as he perceived to be present but few
of his friends. Happening into the Council
Chamber, at later hour, when some one
hundred and fifty policemen had beon received
by the Mayor and Chief of Police, he was called
upon for a speech. On being introduced as
late Mayor at Chicago, he said, he hoped that
the police would enforce the laws and Ordinan-
COS as gentlemen, and make gentlemen of every
one else In the city;
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CoMMEHDABLE.-It gives us pleasure to re-
cord noble decds. james Steers, who acci-
dentally lost his sight, year ago, by the
overturning of ladle of molten iron, arrived
in our city last Friday morning, penniless, and
a stranger. His situation becoming known tc
the members of the Moulders' Association oi
Cincinnati, they at once volunteered their
assistance-giving him the warm hand, as
friends and brothers. They supplied his wants,
afforded him free passage to st. Louis, where
he has brother living. Persevere in doing
good.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-21

A GENTLEMAN is now in this city claiming to
be possessed of a valuable secret, necessary to
all men using steam power. In the hazardous
experiment he proposes to make, we doubt if
he would venture his own neck by standing on
the safety-valve. To prove that he has IN in
vention which will prevent the explosion of
boilers, under any circumstances, he will enter
into an engagement to apply his secret and
"fre up;" provided, if the boiler can't be
blOwod up, he is to have $4,000 for one
fourth of the right to his important invention.
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IBy Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 20, p. M.
Flour dull and heavy, and 5@iOc. lower; sales
200 brls at s. 9o@s 10 for superhne state se sS@
60 for extra do; S6Cn6 20 for surperfne Western;
$6 456n6 &c for common to good do, and Sc 1907 rs
for do. round hoop Ohio; closing heavy. Rye Flour
dGll; sales 100 brls. at S4(05. 80
Wheat dull and dropping; sales 1000 bush; 81 52If
for Red Kentucky; 81 so9l 81 for White do; 81 90
for White $ Michigan; 81 so for new Amber Georgia.
5000 bush. at Sic for old mixed Western; S2Dssc.
for new do; S5c. for Western Yellow, and 64c for
round do Oats dull at 465lc for State, and 5O152c.
for Canadian.
Whisky lower; sales $50 brls at 2ec.
Pork unsettled; Prime lower; sales 400 brls.:
100 do. mess at Sl6; sour do. Sl7, and thin mess
Prime nominal at SIS IS. Beef unchanged; sales 400
brls 50 J6l7 for Country Prime; Ss@9 for do mess;
sl0@l2 for repacked Chicago and Slll5 so for extra
Prime Mess Beef dull and nominal at S2OGp26. Beef
Hams quiet at SljCQl8. Bacon dull and unchanged.
Cut Meats dull; sales 1855 packages, at 6A6h7c. for
Shoulders, and S@SHc. for Hams. Lard heavy; sales
l,i00 brls. at l0A@llAc.
Butter dull at l3@7c for Ohio, and I4@2O for State.
Cheese quiet at 4@o9fe. 7
Hides quiet; sales 5000; &c for Rio Grande, and
ll4c. for Green Western.
Cotton-There is but little inquiry, and prices are
weak; sales 400 bales at llH@llhc. for uplands and
middlings. .".I--
Sugar buoyant Orleans 55C16kc.
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MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

MONDAY EVENING, June 20.
FLOUR-The market was very dull to-day, with
but moderate local demand, and but little inquiry
for shipment. Prices l0B20c. lower, the market
closing dull at ST. 5O66 -, for superhne and s. 700
% for extra aud extra family Sales brIs extra
at s. 5 200 do. do delivered at Sc 7s l5 do. super
fine at So co. 60 do. do. ut Sc 20, and l50 do extra
white wheat at 81 90. Received the last "a hours
WHIsKY-Theres was an improved feeling in the
market to-day, and prices were sther, though not
higher Sales $50 brs. at 25A@2s'6, the latter rate
from wagon.
PROv1sI0N There. is no change whatever 70
notice in the market A moderate demand prevails
for Bacon Sides and 60 hhds. sold at 90. Shoulders
are held at &c. Lard is in demand at lie. Nothing
doing in Mess Pork Bulk Meats.
GR0CER1 1ES-Cofee is very dull, but prices arc
without change. A fair business is doing In Sugar
aud Molasses, in the regular way, and prices are
firm. ...-.
WHEAT-Thero was rather more inquiry to-day,
and the market was a shade frmer. but prices are
without QuotRbe change. Sales 800 bush. prime red
at 40 $50 do. good white at 81 45 200 do fair red
at 30 800 do good do. at 81 35 l50 do. fair white
at 81 u, and 200 bush. inferior at 81 "a.
CORN-The market is firm and prices unchanged.
Sales 500 bush. at SOQs5c ..
6Oc. Market firm.
RYE-A fair demand, and the receipts sell readily
at a5c. .'H,0
OATS The market is steady, rather fair demand.
Sales 200 bush. at depot at 6sH and 1900 do. on
canal at 5SCn59c.