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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

4 Rare Chance IS offered to any person
wishing TO invest money IN Mill Property in
dsei-.hie situation.
TINE undersigned being DESTROYS To change his bust
ness offers for sale favorable his fou ring
Mil and Saw Mil, situate about three miles
Richmond. and shout the same distance West of New
Paris aui being Immediately the line Of the India
NJ Central Railway, it'll q switch TO his warehouse
aud about City reds from the Richmond and Miami
Railroad track The property consists of FIGURING
Mill Of No. reputation in Cincinnati Market, with
three run Of burrs and all toe modern improvements
used in such mills. oil In good pair and running or
der. Ssw Mil adjacent also il good repair No run
ming two frame dwelling houses. a story nth
ave the other story with three rooms, in
good ORDER and convenient 70 both mills
of good land belonging to the property adj
the dwellinss fer garden purposes The bes.
power the stream both Mills supplied with suf-
hcient the entire year. They are situa-
led in the midst OF jenseIy populated neiyhborhood
on the Est Fork Of White Water River the caiy
Mills between Richmend and Paris and bath have an
e1 ensive local trade There il also warehouse on
the prop rty that viii De sold with the mills Al
so full rights Of water-pover-
The title il good beyond = doubt The owner Ia.
done . good business for years Possession will be
given Immediately If desired The location il a
aeathy there goo3 schools il the viciuity in
short il is in every desirable location for the
business TIE vii Be mais easv to sui, .ur-
chaser. further inf rnasoa Apply by letter or liz
persoo to subscriber the premises or 70 H. B.
Payne, Esq, Richmond Ind.
EZRAE HILL
Richmond, Sept. IS, 1853. x2-Sm
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WaYne County Fair.

John NAY be found the Fair Groua Is dur
ing persons wishing
pens opportunity OF doing
All bills for done uppn the grounds be pre-
scented 10 the Superin his approval AMI endorse
nent as will he issued without his sanction
There will be meeting the Executive Committee
Thursday evening the 9th Of otober. The members
all urged to attend
Fair OF this County will be held in this
City commencing Eth Of October and
largest exhibition lde in the county AMI that
every particular it will be attractive to visitors
than Fair heretofore held.
Several person. who expect be exhibitors OF Stock
gements for erecting stalls for their
Others have this privilege by calling the
superintendent John NJ Pax-on.
No change will he the price of admission eli
Their o members others but badges will be use
Tickets membership will he issued instead OF badges
the members will be written the ticket.
Premium Lists be had application at this Office
The members OF the respective committees
ed report themselves at the Presidents stand,
Wednesday morning at ten o'clock.
The superintendent has procured large number
ssants rendered their services grasuitousy
The Balloon Ascension will take place from the Public
Square Thursday afternoon, at i've o'clock
COUNTY FAIR.--We have heard it reported that a
change has been made in the price of admsso
County Fair. Nc change has been made. Any per-
paying dollar will receive Members ticket.
with his written the back of it, and this
give him and his family except boys years
age free admission the grouu Is during the Fair
The advantage OF purchasing members ticket is that
the holder OF pass in and out hey proper
while all other tickets arc taken at the gate aud
only be used on one occasion. Family tickets sold
ty cents. and will admit the purchasers family
with the exception NAMED above ana he given
up at the gate. Single tickets will be sold for 25
cents which heretofore viii be given up the gate
keeper entering the grounds.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

w ILL be off 1ret at pibii, sale. Friday the ith
w day of November next, SIX miles narth vast OF
Richmond near the Richmond AMI Nilliansburgh
turnpike all the personal property Of Nathan Hunt
deceas ed late of this county, not taken by the widow
consisting
Horses Milk Cows, Stock Cattle. Hogs, Corn
in the field Hay, Oats, Wheat Farming UJen-
sis Buggy and Harness. Farm n ason
ami Harness. stock in the
Richmond and Niamsburgh Turnpike Company,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. he sale will
commence a 10 ociok SAIL day, and terms made
known OF on the day 5f sale Due attendance given
by AMMlEL HUNT. Adnr.
Oct. 18th, 1853. Al 81
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Sherif's Sale.

10y virtue Execution Decreet directed from
y the Wayne Circuit Court, will expose at public
sale the the Ce terviiIe,
Wayne County Indiana the 29th of October, 59
between the hours o, o'clock and four O'Clock
said day. following in the City of
Richmond Wayne County, Indiana. to wit Being part
of lot number handre and four 1o in that OF
the City II Riehmork jain smith. ana bound
follows witto ginning ths North East
said lo runuina thence the north
OF certain hrek hsuse built by Edward L. Frost and
owneA Daaiei ward thence south with The
of said brick house, the OF said
house. then South parallel with Marion Smith
thence boundary line said lot
north with line Of said lot the
place beginning To the suit of Edward q.
Potts. Joseph Wood, let ais.
is. STIDHAM. ShG. C.
Oct. g. 1859. 434wS2 75.
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GREAT FIREMESs PARADE--fhe Firemen of
this city are making preparations for grand ard
extensive parade On Thursday the 10Th inst The
procession will be formed at the corner of Main
and Pearl streets headed by itchell's American
Coruet Band, and then march out Main to Sixth
out to the depot, west to Franklin and down Frank
lin TO the Fair Grounds. The three companies
will all be oat, dressed in uniform and with their
machines tastefuy decorated with flags and ev-
ergreens. 1t will be imposing procession and
he another attractive feature in on, Comfy Fair
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EF John NJ. Paxson, Superintendent Of
the Fair grounds is actively engaged in ma
king all the necessary arrangements and
preparations, and has the r'ck in ine order.
He viii be pleased TO see his friends any day
this week, who wish to ride upon it. Mr..
Paxsen will have every thing il the best of
order. He may be found on the grounds
every day this week.
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E Several years ago. our friends At the
Centerviile were considerably excited at an
idea of moving the county seat TO Richmond.
summated, partially, during the latter part of
last week and the first of this--without any
one, Only those specially interested in The re-
moval, knowing any thing about it, We
had, several years ago, Carolina Pos,of-
fee" In Richmond. besides Uncle Sans :;
now we've got moriag County Clerks Of
fee located at Gohner's Hall and At Walter
mans whisky shop, and VIM. 81. Schlater is
TIE Clerk. He has been kept very busy for
the last few evenings in making out natural
ization papers for all who applied ''free graf
is for nothing Richmond is looking up!
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ey At the Mechanics Fair at Louisville XIV
and at the Indiana State Fair. at New Albany
lad the frs. premium was awarded 10 Wheeler
& ;, iison's Sewing Machines. The Office for the
sale of these machines in this city is a few doors
north of Strattan's store on Peal st.
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Administrators Notice.

r ETTERS OF ADMINISTERED have been
| 4 granted to the undersigned On thu esttte of Ma
than Hunt OF this county. Alt pers indebted
20 sail estate requested 10 make imne1iate psy
.nt md all persons paving claims 5aasr said
Will present legally authent atei tor ell ement
The estate i. supposed to be solvent.
AMMIEL HUNT, Adm
Oct - 1859. At ST. Is
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p r O q r A M M Z
W EDNES DAY.

WEDNESDAY.
Committees called at l / o'clock.
Horses for heary d,dtf in the Ring al o'clk
Racing Horses against time on the track
al O'Clock. precisely.
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Delinquent Tax List.

NOTICE is hereby given that Will proceed sell
~ at Public Auctions the second Monday in Nov
ember next. between tho hours of 10 O'Clock and
o'clock m, of saii day. before the Council House
Door this city the following described real estate
for taxes due and unpaid by the owners. to wit:
Brown job 204 Seventh-st.
Bell George, lot South Marion st.
Craft Hannah, South II Fifth.
Dugd.le rhos. A. West pit II, Main.
Cox William Estate, 129, North Pearl
FISHER, l.. 90 Spring.
Grant George n. SO South Fifth.
Ham Jason. . feet pit Main
Han ris William. IS Park.
Harris John, y lot Marion
overman co1aeiius, nersa 4 50 s'uth Front
overman Bundy. lot Fifth.
Ryan John. 90 Fifth street.
Price William, % north Pearl.
Stanley Elphset, 81 Walnut
Scott Daniel X. south 4 % Seventh.
Thompson Charles 81 franklin.
Turner Fre,irick south I02 Pearl.
waters north 81 south Pearl
NoN-REs1DE
Burgess William, Orth IS north Fifth.
tiowiuy Frei, east pit % west high.
Brown Eli 2. north north ) xth.
Beard Sarah, pit q Washington Avenue
Campbell A pit and north Sixth.
I.arneius Il. 259 Ninth
r.liher Mary. lot south Franklin.
Cartm N q north Green
ianmet Hiram south 5 North Marion.
Kyle 0. J south Sixth,
Hank Benjamin, Peg Factn-r-
HalIoS ell Sas. lot south Fifth.
Waliron David. isS Marion.
Weatheraij iohn, west pt Is Walnut.
Wasson Abss'eIn. 9 Cliff.
Woods Joseph. corner Main Marion.
Naldron Pittman. lot north Dept.
Young A. T. q High.
The anu profits Of which sail property will
first DC offered for sale for the shortest time the
can be sold for not exceeding 10 pay said
and he cost of safe ana if the profits
will nriag the required viii offer
the fee sim pie the highest bidder for cash hand
selling Of said properly thaa will be suh
eient to discharge said tx ani ccsts.
c. R. WILLIAMS, Collector.
October 1883.
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Eay@ There is Bartlett pear tree in Fall
River from which its owner has picked the
present season no less than seven hundred
and fifty nine pears.
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Wayne County Agricultural society

There will he meeting OF the members OF the Wayne
Society held Ceatreyile nrst
Saturday November the purpose Of eectug
Officers for the ensuing The meeting will be called
o order at ii O'Clock, A. NJ.
HOLLOWAY. Pres't.
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rEIn order to know where TO buy cheap
FOODS consult our advertisements.
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CORRECTED wExKLY BY r. n roCSs-

Sons OF Temperance.
TIE Members Division are respectfully inform
ed that, by Ihe By-L.~s
ing from the drst Of October the
Oh o'clock P NJ. Saturday evening each The
members are earnestly solicited attendance
the appointed hour.
d ?. HOLLOWAY ". P.
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WA SHINCTONlAN
MEETING
Fr1dav N1Eht

There will be meeting of the Friends
Of Temperance, on Friday evening,
at the CORNER OF MAIN AND
MARION Streets-opposite the Post
office. Several speeches will be made.
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A FARM FOR SALE.

TIE belonging the Estate >ilas Bonatee.
1 and where he resided offered for sale ai
vsntagi Fer further Information inquire OF
Oct. FL ROWLAND I. REED.
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Ten perance orders.

temperance Orders.
TIE RECHABIrES every Monday evening, in
temperance Hall.
Evening
The GOOD TEMPLARS meet on every Wednesday Even
ing
The SONS OF TEMPERANCE NEE, on every Saturday
evening.
The UNION TEMPLARs tcoloresi) every FRIDAY even'g
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Q LENDERS
stone Pumps.

TIE Subscriber is prepared furnish and insert
= this celebrated pump. and respectfully invites
animation @ They OF
nre proof Gay aud Sand The section in which the pis
is glazed smoothly, causing il work more
easily than any other pump The
he pleasure about foot below the TO
avoi danger from freezing They hari durable
Granite Rock being subjected TO immense
by STEAM TOWER. during the process uring
and heat intense produce the hardest
The fastened together with Bolts
the outs packed with leather. India Rubber, The
Valves, buckets, &c similar those Of the old
oden pump hfthe che and
bic, and substantial ctrivancrs for The
is o simple that put mt
wells and r if But their chief
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INDISS By THE CHE NJ
cal 0cti0y of ITutcr 3rj3s 6.c

cal action IF ITatcr. -Arids, &c.
The material of other pumps such wood cad, Iron
less dtsso uble by
# water, producing in the of lead. a POSITIVE
POISON. and ia that of wood wild marshy The
following is editorial in the Family Visitor
journal edited ami published by Dr. J. Kirkland
Prof St John. HUDSON OH both professors the
time college that place; by ths Stone Pumpi
draw from wells pure the
originally afford Lead. iron and wood. the
usually employed in the Pumps either i'm
the Of the render it poisonous THIS
imp obvia;es ali these objections and
dishes cheap durane and convenient aid for
water,--whCh have doubt will dspace all her
plans value is unders stone
pumps pipes OF similar material, for carrying
under They vii supcrcedr eid, wood
B. BALLARD
p. s. Samples NAV be seen II plummer Kel!s,s Dag
store where orders may be left, with A. Ballard
Newly n Miliers Shoe
Richmond, Oct. =, 1859.
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THURSDAY, 9 A. ".

THURSDAY, GAN.
Horses for general purposes in the Horse rim 2
Carrie in the Cattle ring
Examinations OF Sheep and Hogs.
Examinations in all the Halls
I'roaiRg Stations at 4 O'Clock.
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SATURDAY, AN.
Racing Horses and Mares.
BOYS riding.
Sweepstakes on Horses.
Trotting Double Teams
Ladies riding
D. P HOLLOWAY,
W. I. DENNIS. Prest.
Sec'y.
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The Peruvian Syrup

ushsAiy reeennea9ed . for Boils Aad all aim.
Z liar troubles arising Inparisies . blood.
Try it Aai De convinced PLUNNER KELLY, Hsnss-
Oct s.
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FRIDAY, 9 A. N.
Horses for Light Harness.
Sweepstakes on Cattle.
Horses for the Saddle.
Trotting Horses and Mares at 4 O'Clock.
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PUTTY.
WE are in receipt Of larss lot Of the above .xtiels
w pure and fresh, snA fos sals ehespby
Jos STEDOOM 4 CO.
Mays 3S1r
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STATE OF ENNESSEE--DAVEDS0N COUN.
EN COURT, NOV. ERIN, 1859.
Thomas s. Hing Adlr &c and others Unknown Heirs OF
Louis Allen d Lucy
order of lSu blicaiiOn Tor Unknown Heirs.
this upon motion Of petitioners Thomas g. xiv
Adr &c OF Sae Felts, deceased, others, and il
pearng to the satisfaction OF the Clerk sally Fe.ts
dead leaving aud personality re dis
triuc among her children who have FLEET petition in this
Court fora saea the said all Png in said petition that
LoaS lien intermsred Lucy, daughter Of said
Sae Fe 6oh of whom deal leaving chill dren, whose
aud residences unknown petitioners. 1t E
ordered that pub aOn be ur successive week for
aid unknown Hers OF said Louis Lucy Allen, and sal
heirs should fail 10 appear and plead demur to said
pon by the lsI Monday January, 1861 the VII
taken for confessed aud down that time
FELIN r. GHEATHAM,
Clerk Of the County Court Of Davidson County.
BRA & EAsr,
Sells Tor Petitioners nOV30-w4t
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Died,

ON lie ut q % u at her residence on Summer street
Mrs SARAH p after long and painful illness, which
she endured siti CHRISTIAN ioTtii1de
q the no SPRING. Arkansas, Tuesday the s2d % No
IN the seV ga year u her age h4 IA dau&A'ep 81
Charles VI and LOUISA su 'ey Hays, Of NASHVILLE
About thrte wears s5. eas laid its wasting hand up0n he
fair snd crag this lovely chic, the fond "a o. e
houshoId and ts % o I..cnts and family n few arei
weeks Id.1 from hcr cheeks. the ssIe GEd gTI3
Limbs IsrI .s tny football ceased 10 fco az II
she ne ODD Ga-rad and little Kate 10y an lnyl
loag =t, ANA DAYS ani weeks and months ana sea!s
agony of heryoruE life has eted sio"ly as
lhe l's ..'"'a So ',S ~ ., Sl' Sr ~, s
vision Hta We s. 'l serro"ng upl e SHORES o. ta. "a
STREAM E- her spirit, uuStaHed = contact ""
She weld has is happy light, to The bright are suany
dast riupseu' ed one hut IN vain Yes iv UEil
EEoiol svellte EErt to bursting. voice viii no
fhrough is tpE ami H't elluts5s II VAIN. ~ VAIN
What though DE e>Icr cgcr of cFy life g. och t deat1
is the eommou olufal2 What tl"aA pi ply demons rate
that death Is % ieea rather Than The oI g man TIE porter
Who unocks H. & IeacuUns invites Tie weary and
worn pilgrim through le ct tears 20 enter ard oe' vi at
shoue e th at the death OF child !, N eal t a
snare, and tolls and hCIriaJes Uf col
i6 world aus tt upon iI aching ieyeEis bros OF sus
fded caIIhood vsumg yapors fl. Lac dew
E.zntp rErg-f.1fp. reason
snIty with instructive horror - his approach u' e
eaies solu who hangs osud aIy ti-teue
,i gria OF .ror plants thorn under every pillow
The loss child geaf s1rT0rs kavw, We feel it, 1t
s The lsar strings wLirlgiud woe, harr0W deep
L ~, sgiy All tsnlerly sympatlze with the grief
,iEsr ,srsnts and family Of little Kale with what
f.,il- the, cherished hcalth-how that
rsaried attention and care under Tie direction OF the mot
viee cla8 Do, tried in vain 10 nest ore her
b Through an long period Of her Illness her bodily
strength wasted while her mental faculties stimulated a. 10
new ana nofe active development SO h she came to be regard
"a s,les ar friend helpless little cii-hoW by thou
- ses a heart mind she mad iuerwovsn her in
= eir ery existencehow when thing e had failed TO
&c. a healing waters; alas, 10 purpose She Is
Ir nure and bright at has 20 the b. ug ho gave L. TO
ensaon proyigncn, eeng ut n fiis "o'ln G uas
done all things Uell-aeNtfHfS enquirer
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The Hog Trade.



The most ex NJ topics in commercial circles have again been
hogs their products In the orepar Of The week owing to
orabl weather. k SUSPENDED but from thursday
evening I'LL last evening 'lrols nave ueei acl'ey
prices have hal constant upward tendency amt closing
almost high Hs they 7ere last season course co2eu
uon between Packers has something 10 10 WIN i, '1' te
uggugOua3iy he receipts Of hogs
sa st7ca reported 10 uatry the falling OF
stceipt5 without specifying tie different sutS l'e curing
wee, which rate only been putaly reported
may that prices have gradually advanced from s. > aud
S45oto - gross m t cou'lry ana FoLl 50 !"
The prices hogs averaging % bs In tn pro
duct corresponding advance la lrn established mess york
closing rm at 81 prime b1l and kes ard Al llGc, green
shoulders at s. a. 5lc, and hams ahoutfo
The number Of hog killed around the falls up to last evening
% he'd ard there must have teen left in pens
The estmat Of the number to Re killed around
killed thus ranges fru $50 to 500 per head the bulk
preaching clos The inside figures than the outside
r ~ duct are now fully as high as thy here Chi
clgo icy have advanced Prop rtionsby.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 5th says:
Tie receipts Of hogs on Saturday Of increasing
parties anticipated, fell of t. 60 lead, against 1904 on
Friday and sUo the ray prev Gus This TACT together Win
the tavorahi- weather. gave additional strength 10 the n"@et
and under pretty strong excitement prizes iither ai'aaed
with Of ?CCO head at So 25@G40: besides which, lot Of
extra heavy averaging 80 lbs 10 arrive week s' AZ ; ~
At hut few hogs The market and for lots
Averaging upwards, $3.50 demanded while
people talked seriously Of 81 The short crop ever Spreading
and akng pretty deep hold in quarters hut here does
better foundation FOR the reported deficiency
than prevailed last year Then an average pe OF oo ae
long crop a and that with nadeF uate
supply coin. High prices this year may lead to similar re-
SUIT especially better than it in 1859 But the
receipts light and has all at once been discovered
This is enough Prices aIe advancing to I've made
as the uove every boCy will out at the right tine OF
course receipts holld be larger in January than hey AeEoV5
with indications continuance Of the packing up to the
Those who sharp enough to smell short CT p
aflr Of will unload the right time, 1t can BE-
done-of course tey viii But remarked on former oca
sr sScit is working Admiralty the farmers. In
stead Of 10 er head for hogs, with which they expected e
a lied they are realizing SI2 to a. This Will AXE differ
epc Of so OOO0 to te OF Kentucky, Chic, Indiana
Illinois advanced &c per ba, with saes OF
euuC bIs on the SPOT SlG lG25-chty the torneF rats
For January and Fehru,ry delivery Sido resl-in e,
short sellers we're -hened oil the track Bulk meat sold or
Frary delivery Green meats may he quoted at ,
a for shoulders, sides and hsms. barrel lard IS held
firmly at IUic All tine sides market are led at
! "a cents
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See First aud Fourlh Pages.

FIRST PAGE-TennesseeL egislature-House Pro-
ceedings Supreme Court Decision.
FOURTH PAGE.-Quack Doctors Sentence
of DIR. W. II. n. Howard, Of Bradford, VT
TIE TENNESSEE JUsrIcg On, MAGISTRATES GUIDE.
Mr.. MCGUIRE, the author of the abovenamed
work, is now in city. His work viii be ready
for sale by Christmas. 1t is well gotten up printed
on fine paper, to be bound in law sheep making
neat volume of 500 or coo pages. The work is sim
liar to MAyos Guide work recently purchased by
the Legislature Of Virginia for the use of her Mags
isrates. The work is divided into sixty odd chap
tiers, giving first in each chapter the Common Law
upon the subject treated Of and then the statutory
law closing the same with numerous forms, and with
many references TO learned authors, making the
work just such as ought to be in the hands Of every
magistrate. lawyer, sheriff, constable and business
man in the State, and we do heartily recommend it
to the people Of Tennessee as the work long needed
in our State and which will soon take It's place rs
one Of our standard works on law.
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Flour has gone up per bbI nearly all made by
TIE city mills gone forward Wheat has advanced cents
bushc with very light recetF Corn has AID the
receipts have not been equal to the demand
quote the Of superne cOuHt Flour to choice fam
sly city 1896 adding thar the highest price only realised
small lots. We little WHEAT las been arriving partly owing
condition Of the roads and The had weather. primo
wheat 81 10 and 81 20 Corn scarce; doa
paid 4 gjOc and selling from store at J5c Sales Of oats 81
81 y ag55c. Bye We quote at bG9IUc.
CINCINNATI Dec 5Four emily 'eate demand at s.,
hut holder generally for 5leaj Is Whe is Grm,
active dems nd, with sales at Lii for rcd sud
33 white. Cora is quickly taken at 4Gc and offers
fl fu;u drI!ve.y made higher
Dec Flour frmer with fair demand Tor
extra; $500 hls s. 1905 ~ for superi1e state,
STATE s. UGJl - for supeThae Western
81 a54j for medium extra Wesen, and 50 - @
SIS good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
tie make pretty active Tie market for Can
hdan unchanged; sales 400 hbls at SJb6JO for
Wheat without sBeci change VITA more
doing export 90 20 bushels 81 - for State Is
Chicago spring. prime, I for white Indiana ard
Southern rel; Western and Canadian club pEse
Rys in moderate request sales IN small lots n SIC
Barley unsee and sales $1,000 bushels ut 7telci
ami firm: sales 1900 bushels SOC and
sc for and "a as, for old yellow.