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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
Probate Notice.

whereas application has been made 10 the Probate
Court OF EemSha County, Nebraska Territory, by Heath
Guckolls, administrator Of the real property OF the estate
Of Charles n. Greever, late OF said county, deceased, for
the sale Of the real property Of said estate, for the pur-
poseof obtaining means TO discharge the debts charge
able against the same. Notice is is hereby given that
Monday the 9Th day OF March, A. D. 1850, is the time
set for the hearing of said application, at 10 O'Clock A.
n, at my once In BrOwnville in said county, when and
where any and all persons interested may appear and
show cause why an order should not be made suthoriz-
Ing the said administrator 70 sell said property.
Given under my hand and Oficial seal this 18th day
OF January A d 1860. YRUS W. WHEELER,
T-2SS6 Probate judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09

Russell Peery Attachment before VIM. Munson,
vs. a Justice OF the Peace in andfor Nema-
Luke Lavender ia county, Nebraska Territory,
To Luke Lavender, del. You are hereby notified
that q writ Of attachment has been issued from the Of
nee Of Esq. Munson. in favor Of Russell Peery for the
sum Of twenty-five dollars and tWenty-fve cents and
against the said Luke Lavender and the returns being
made not found as 20 tho defendant, you will therefore
take notice that unless you appear % The Office Of the
said Justice Of the Peace atPeru in said county on the
tenth day Of February 1850, and answer, the said claim
will be taken as confessed and Judgment rendered
against you for the same.
RUSSELL EERT.
Ordered that the above notice be Published in the Ne
braska Advertiser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
FOR 5ale Oy 1. y. " I1l1Eg & "
and by all druggists generally.
CARD.

TO PRE-ENPToRs AID OTHERs.-Person who may
hereafter desire the services Of the undersigned, and
Associates, will please send 70 me-
list. A description Of the land in contest,
2d. The time when the cases are tried at the local Of
fees; hon decided; and DheB sent W.
Sd. A copy OF the evidence taken.
PATENTS-When Patents are wanted, the Certificates
must be sent to me. The cost Of obtaining patents is
only SO.
By complying with the above, much time Will be
saved, and the business can be better attended to.
JOHN A. PARKER
Washington City, Septenber, rs. 1889
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
Land Warrants.

For Cash and GA T1xno
We are prepared TO loan Land Warrants Of al sizes n
settlers on such time as they may desire-long or shert
at the usual rates.
A eonstants supply Of Warrants viii be kept on hand
FOR sale as cheap IS they can be bought elseWberem
town.
Buy Of regular dealers and beware Of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold BY US viii be guaranteed % DO
genuine in every respect and will be exclsng0dn &C.
fective.
Being permanently locatedin Brownvnle, we can al
ways be found at the old stand a Few doors caste u Tie
Brownville House.
I~TsHBAUGH & CARSON,
Bankers, and Dealers IN Land Warraats.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
blanks. Blanks.

Wehave on hand, printed in superior style, and for
.,le cheap for cash, a fresh supply Of
warranty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds,
Trust Deeds, Bonds Tor Deeds,
Justice, Sheriff and Constable Blanks,
Blank Presumption Papers,
Township Plats. Bills LadinR.
Drafts, Notes, etc, etc., etc.
o., ~bich we call the especial attention Of those in need.
Iob Printing Of any and every description executed TO
sSsr In a style inferior 10 none, produced in any part OF
80 country. We except no Office In the West, or else
-Nsre. and Oder specimens OF our work as evidence.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
The Atlantic Monthly.

For February we have. We have not had
time 10 peruse it, but from the Table of
Contents" would Judge it to be a very in
teresting number.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
Potatoes and Corn.

Will somebody who already owes u.s. or
wishes our paper in the future, let US
have a few bushels of potatoes or corn, or
both?
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
Motifs Patent Ohio Thresher.

AAOAAA& ~ GAAGAAk WulND AMAAEA.N8Na
The subscribers have now ready several hunercd of the
above excellent machines. Wherever these Maf8tis
Threshers have been introduced, 10 Is well kiiuwn that
they are altogether unequalledj and. therefore, AZ ms
ny hFst class references can be furnished as may here
CURED. They are built Of 4, 8, 8. and 10 horse capac-
ty, and every machine is run several hours aud thor
oughly tested in all It's parts, before leaving our facts-
ries.
We have also now ready for delivery sORGfUM ST.
A CANE MILLS, CT the most approved patterns. and
alsoal the necessary apparatus for the Domestic Nan
ufacture Of Sugar and Syrup. We are now pfepafed %
supply our customers with Mills % the most en- sieut
operation, at prices In 50. Louis as low asin Cincinnati.
Descriptions Of these Mills and AppaFanus, also aTrct-
tise ON Sorghum SUGAR Cane, and on Sugar and syrup
making, VIII be cheeffully forwarded 70 an applicants.
as our farmers are fast learning the easy and LARGE
profits o. raising hay for market, nc arc nov maxim
ready to supply the demand Tor a large number III fBaa
we'll established D%edeFick's parallels Lever uorse pow.
er Hay Presses.
We manufacture and have constantly Tor faiU the fol-
lowing highly approved MaebiEes:
Se!by's Patented Premium Grain Drill; tho eelebrgz
ted Kentucky Harvester Atkins Self-rakiue Reaper;
Pages & Child's Portable Saw Mills, Portable Flour
Grist Mills; Mill Machinery, and stationary steam Efi-
gines, and Boilers and fixtures
Orders respectfully solicited; aud pamphlets with
prices, terms and fail descriDti9Es chcerfully furnished
Eratuitousiy.
St. Louis Agricultural Works. Corner Maine BID
CLARK, RICHARDSON 4 ca,
noIvl PTotEieiofs4
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
Dissolution.

The eopartnership OF Roper & Weston. as heretofore
existing, AMI transacting business ~ Pawnee Rancho,
Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent. FordyceR Roper
having purchased the entire Interest Of J. D. Weston.
will remain at the old Stand and viii adjust all unset
tied business Of said arm. ORDYC ROPER,
J.. b. WESTON.
Pawnee Rancho. Nsvs %, Is5g,-no21
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
Pub. Does.

Gen. EsTABRooK will accept our thanks
for a copy of the Congressional Direct
tory for the lst Session of the Seth Con-
,~gtess." Il is a valuable document.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
Tina H0nev.

Dr.. 4. Q. sritb. Of this county, presents us with .
beautiful article o. honey, equal ifnot superior 81 any
thing We evei saw. This honey was Manufactured -
Mrs. Smith according 60 ne directions EiVen in receipt
which she purchased o. Dr. J. p. Creazef, Balumpr3
City. Nd. Any person ear gee tbs receipt fer m1kinB
honey, and be independent Of the h~0uey-bee, By wriiin8
to Dr.. Cseager, Nc. 55S, west Baltimore street, Iali-
more City Nd enclosing 5Ocents -Hatrknsvtie tGal
PHlGsky Times.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
All Kinds Of Agricultural Books
Published and for sale by
G. NJ. SAXTON, BARKER s. CO..
No. 25. Park Row. New York.

INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING WORKS:
Bird Fanciers, Rabbit Fanciers, Fish Culture, Bee
Keepers Manual, Domestic Fowls, Domestic Animals,
Cattle Doctor, HOrse Doctor, Barn Book, Stable Book,
Farm Implements, TrPatises on Grasses, Grains, Weeds
and useful Plauts; Manures, Muck Manuals, Hedges and
Evergreens, Farm Drainage, Letters to Farmers, Agri-
cultural, hemis Rural HandbookE, Landscape Gar
dening, Rural Dwellings, Rural Essays, Gardeners As
~sistant, Flower Garden Directory. Culture Of the Rose,
Grape Culture, Strawberry Culture, Cranberry Gull
ture, Pear Culture, Fruit Books, Receipt Books and
Cook Books, &c, &c, &c.
Books sent by mai. to any part Of the country on re-
ceipt Of price. Catalogues furnished on application TO
en-. SAXTON, BARKER s. co.
Agricultural Booksellers and Publishers Of
THE HORTIC ~ULTURIST,
NO. %, PARK ROW, NEW YORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
GOOD News for the Ladies"

LADY that will send her address TO Mrs. +.
CEEAGER, Baltimore City, Maryland, with three cent
Postage stamps enclosed, shall receive BY return mail
something Of importspoe cher. "Wem3n know thy
sRif and - hspry."
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
ArnOId's Combined Grinding Mill
Corn and Cob Crusher, ana
Corn Shelter.

Three valuable machines In onel This Is a new. ia-
vent0n, and one that Is we'll worthy tho attention OF
the public, the farming portion in particular combin-.
alton has been pronounced By those who have the MIL
in use 20 one Of the best ever made and tho great VAL
nc OF MS SOMOlnatlOh Will DC tedd4y seen when tho
fact Is considered that each machine makes a necessity
for the other. Thus Mill makes a uecessitF fof \
shelter, and Shelter for a Mil, etc.
Being adapted TO the use Of the farmer By horse
power, as a farm implement Il scaiceiy has al equal in
value.
IL is also adapted 70 steam and water or wind povar.
It is capable Of grinding from I've 70 ten bushels per
hour, requiring from two TO three horse power, accord
ing to the quantity and quality Of the work done.
Itgrtnds sufficiently dne FOR family use, making a au-
peri0r article Of Meal leaving it round and lively,
which is Indispensable for light bread Or pudIings=
Every one will be astonished 40 the d~iderence 10 this
respect In favor Of the meal made in this Mil comDar-
ed with that made IN any stone mill. They have only
to make the trial 70 be convinced.
II will shell fifty 70 sixty bushels per hour, and vii
grind and she'll at the same lime.
1t wilterusk hneen 70 twenty bushels Oh arm and
cob per hour, and Il will crush and griad at he sams
time.
It is light and portable, weighing threhundred pounds
and occupying a space Of less than two feet By three
feet.
The grinding surfaces are very durable. being made e.
iron as hard as hardened cast steel, and when worn 90
can be replaced without the aid of q mechanic. al thu
trifing cost Of one dollar ard fifty cents, this overcom
ing entirely the great objection 20 iron mills. Particu-
lar attention IS called 20 this feature ia the Nil, %
The difficulty Of replacing griudi1g surfaces iu Iron
mills When worn oul Us an objection 20 them thathas az
ways been urged with great force, andhas had The effect
TO prevent thousands from purchasing. who otherwise
would be glad % DO 50. That ObjeciiCn Is entirely done
away with this mill
Millers will do well 20 Cxamine this MiI, there be-
ing no doubt that they will dnd it fer their interest fn
adopt IL for a feed mill, as tho grinding surfaces arc re-
placed at J much less cost than is required to Keen "A
Stone Mill in order, to say nothing OF the great sav.sr
in power and cost OF Mill.
An examination Of this mill is earnestly solicited. a
Unjust be seen in operation 10 be fully understood AMI
appreciated.
Cards Of direction are attached % each mill. which
will enable any one 10 set up and operate fhCni without
further Instructions.
State and county rights FOR sale on reasonable terms.
Price OF mill complete SIS. For particulars Inquire
OF +. RAWSON, No. 10 C3ss street, or address G.
SHEPARD, Postonico, Box, 2969, Chicago, III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
THR NERRAKA EARMER
DEVOTED TO

DEVOTED TO
Devoted to ~.AgrieuHurs, Stock RaisiHg,
Horticulture, Mechanism, Education.
Published at BrOwnpiEs, ~ 7.
On the frst Of every munfh az 81 q year Tor sin
gle copies; Six copies, S.; Thirteen copies, $40;
Twenty copies, SIS.
The volume began Oct. lst 1859. Specimen MN
bers furnished gratis on application. Backnumben
can be furnished.
Will every friend OF Agriculture and Education
in Nebraska, Northern Kansas, SoutheruIowa, ana
Northern Missouri, lend a helping hand, to establish
and maintain a journal devoted exclusively TO the
Interests above named. There is not q post Office
within the region named but can and ought 70
furnish q club Of at least 10 subscribers. Send
along without delay.
Address
FURNAS & LYANNA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09

DIR. CREAGER & sois sssnffof Df@wlnls
celebraSdM Matrimonial Series q books No 4 q loct
for Young Nea, designed "a prepare then o-the EcieJ
81 ladies' MOI Errors in Oou1tslip No 3.G4pfoA
ductive Control;' any one nf which viii Be mailel % or
der, postage paid, upon receipt q 20 cents. Ihree ecn3
postage stamps IS COED zs money.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
VINO Wants a 10. Farm?

One can Be had for a snail sun Of
.MOney.
The undersigned is authorized TO sell ~ hvoraiIg
terms a most excellent piece OF land, situate 10 niles
Vest OF BrownyiIle on the great route 20 TT Kearney,
Gold Mines, &c. The tract contains go acres. 50 acres
Of which is me timber through which um8 a living
stream Of stock w5teF, ardOn which IS several excellent
springs 80 acres under cultivation, two 0d eoniort-
able log houses AID ordinary out ~buiidings.
p " FURNAS,
Nov II, 80 Advertiser Once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
1859. 1859.
HANNIBAL s. ST. JOSEPH r. ER.
-

FAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
Morning Train leaves st. Joseph at 500
Evening Train leaves 40 DO $40
st. Joseph is reached by the western Stage Line
Passengers save time and tiresOme staging by this route.
Daily connections made at Hannibal with allsEastern
and Southern Railroads and Packets.
IT'D HAYwooD, Sup't., Hannibal.
DC SAwIN, General Agent, st. Joe.
P B GRoAT, q. Ticket Agent, Han'bal
THEo. HILL, G. T. Ag't, Brownville.
Nnrnmhnr q 1850
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09

THE DOLLAR DEALER
1850.
NEW V0LUME-NEW TYPE
For twenty wears The "Clegeland Plain Deasera
has been owned and controlled, Published and Ed
tied by the same individual. IL has never MISSED q
publication day nor scratched a Democratic Ticket.
L has foughtits way single-handed against oil 0p-
position, until il has gained 2 National circulation
and q National reputation. From Maine TO Cali
forEia the Pllin Dealer is known and read, and 1t
never was in 50 good a eonditisn peeuniarilys o. IN
better pluck, politically, to fight the battles Of De-
moeraey than now. For the eomiug year it will be
particularly devoted to Popular Sovereignty
Il has against high authority, dared % advocate
the right Of "the people Of a territory rs vel as a
State, to regulate their domestic institutions IN
their own way, p and it viii continue to do sOagainst
said high authority, "the world. the flesh aud the
devil." Against al L~ecompton Constitutions, slave
codes, and the re-opening Of the Slave Trade, this
Paper is d~svOtedly dedicated from this time, hence
forth and foreyeri
aOOme one, come ell This rock shall ay
From its firm base rs soon as II
Besides the current News Of The Day, the Plain
Dealer will contain in each number n TALE, Cor
respOndence from q host Of Contributors, and Iele-
graphic Reports from all parts Of tho World.
The Commercial Department will be under the
sole charge Of James Brokenshire, Esq, who is ae-
knowledgcd to be one Of the best market reporters
it the country.
The Local Department will be presided over by
that original and laughter provoking genius, "Arte-
mus Ward, Esq" whose Letters, Jokes, Oddities and
Qualities, are alone worth the price Of the paper.
In short we are prepared to present one Of the best
and neatest and cheapest family Newspapers IN the
West. --
SUBSCRIPTION.
Single Subscribers, per year, 81 90
q for six months, 90
Clubs Of Ten, per year, 10 10
All over Ten Copies, 70 one Postofiee, 90
To each getter up Of a Club, one Copy Extra.
"a Post Masters are requested 70 act as Agents
Douglass Democrats are erpscted to act
as agents and to lose no time in getting every be-
lever in Popular Sovereignty, no matter to what
party be may belong to take this paper. Now is the
time to bestir yourselves preparatory to the next
Presidential Campaign.
Those who want an account Of the opening Of
the New Congress, the organization Of the New
House Of Representatives (Which will be q p%rotrae-
ted and rich affair, o majority being "OppOsition, /"
the Presidents Message and RepOrtso Of the Depart
ments, will commence their subscriptions December
First. The new Volume viii commence January lst
All payments TO be in advance.
Address,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
P. J. D
A Good Farm for Sale.

The subscriber will sell at a great bargain a very
choice quarter OF section of land in Johnson county, Ne
braska. There are forty acres of fine timber land,
so acres under cultivation, a good log house and other
improvements. 1t Is two and a half miles from Tecum-
sch, on the road from thence to Pawnee City.
Any person wishing to purchase a good tract ofland on
very reasonable terms, will apply to Cyrus Wright at
TecUmseh, or Johh l.. Carson, Banker, IN BrQWnville,
or to Geo. W. Shroat, Nebraska City.
ROBERT WRIGHT,
Residing at Worralltcn, in Eemaha Co,
January Is, 1850 2S-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
An Improved Farm
FOR SALE.

A very valuable and desirable improved farm situ4J
4 - miles from Br0wnyiile and 2 12 from Nemaha
City, can be had Oh very favorable terms. It consists
q Isl acres; 30 acres Hndcr culivation5 . acres in TIM @
Der; good well; stock water. aud good frame house
the farm implements. and household furniture will be
sold With itif desheL A rare opportunity EsherB pre-
seated. Enquire a. r. ". FuTnas, at the Advi9tiser
once Brawuviile. MT.
No II 80 MS
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
Auction! AuctiOnl
~. q. sfrnofn0sa

Offers his services 10 the citizens Of and
the adjoining cOEnties az general auetioneeT fH tho
sale Of real ard personal property, &c, sc. He-nlay
be found AZ Judge Whitney's ohee.
BrUwnyilis, EsYCmber 80, 1859. hoH
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
PrOhatn N0tinn-

WM. MUNSON, Justice ofthe Peace.
10 Tcco roQ-2f-cI Eof
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
Ms:

Tor one year, II paid in advance, $500
g atthe end q 6 months, 2,50
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
Peru Chair Factory,

FURNAS & LYANNA.
nrounvf1Ia " n
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-02-09
Legal Notice.

BroWnville, Jan. l2th, 1860.
, 1860-10-29

NEW YORK. Oct, x.-F1orR-dul, heavy and
6 lower, with only moderate demand fol export
and home consumption at the decline. Salcs OF IT,
0oJ b.ls At $5..5G5.aD for super ftate; Is 40G54
for extra d. and choice $500 including GOO b,is
for cxpor. q The inside price; 6 for super
western; &. .4Ol5. 20 for common TO medium extra
wekst,n; S. .7p@a75 for shipping brands c1tra r.
b. O. Canadian in small supply, with Asht d.
mand and rather easicr prices. Sales 800 brls 1t
II. .7065 Is 70. common to choice cxtra.
WHisKr,-Maskct 4 shade Grmcr, while the de-
! mand IL not very scttse. sales 400 bEls Al 92H0
&c,
&C lower, with only :. moderate export demand.
Il thc decline receivers placing large portion
ri the receipts gu ship board. Sales T. 40 bn white
Tichigun II $1ssGl57. 80 go hu winter red vest
crn al 81. .3aG1.3 al, 3s0O0 bn Milwaukee club at
41,ai9j.S, 5000 bu anber, Wisconsin at 1850
fair to rood, 6ooo ba nardne tpffng At Lib 00o
In Eorfhwrstsrn rub It $1.U01:21. and ,3,5o0 bu
red statp at &l80. Rye quiet at $3.50 for western
nd northcrn- Barley dl'l and heHEy; eales L se
1Hnada West. Com without striking change
snles Il GOO bn mixed western at G9 ahoat and 70 II
ssnre Oats In limited request at about previous
ratcs. tsKaS9 for western and Etate
Hors-flsm aud IN demand. Sales 8s0 bales al
| 3l132c,
, 1860-10-29
Daily Review OF Chicago. Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, OCI S{
FRElGUTS-DccliDed 11lHc. The engage
ments were as follows: To Bni1alo-FFop Mar
quet,e, wheat at Ice; prop Forest Queen, corr at
i5Kc; echr 4 Rust, corn. at 1'c; sehE Affair,
wheat, al 15Ac; two propeuers to atrfvc' "acat'
" "FLouR-neceived, asa bbls; shipped. 43 bbls:
Market quiet and unchanged. Sales were: lGO
eei ens ssifs It a. IS b6s 81 esece 5 ep ne
WnEAr-Recetvcd. e91s1 bu; shipped. $500
eu Mkst ~ f. s;o1 Su saore
80 bu do ut SIC in store; GOO bu No. Spring At
Sic 10 store $500 bu do At Sl3lc in store; l5ooo
,,u do At slhc tn store; 1o0o bu No. Spring a. At
ba do ut 7sHc in store; b09o bu 90 on =. t.; s0 bu
Rejected al 1c IN store: TO bu do ut slc in store;
60 ConS@1scceivcd, s3.;11 In: shipped, none
Market drm, Sales were :-10uo bu No. i al SIC
In store; 1000 bu do at 35Ac fn store 5000 hn
No. 2 at 33Kc in store: 709 bu Rejected at a5c in
In Old and new mixed at 33Hc aaoat; 3.200 bu No.
oATs-Reeeived i, I'D Lu. Market active and
GUyJ do a, 19c +. O. b.; 5.0o0 do at 1s1c atioat.
RYE-Rcceiycd 1878 bu.. Market dull and de-
cliped lc. Sales we're 70o ba Nc at &c IN store;
luJ bn do at 4sHc In store; $500 bu do Ut 4Sc In
Ia HAHIEY@Receised IL ~ lee @ sass Sa. Market dull and
heavy. sales were as fol1ows: COO bu fair By sam.
siEDs-Received 1885 lbs. Timothy quiet
Sales were 10 bsgs prime at s. .; Is bags good at
S..:o; IL bag. iatF al s:;13; II hass common al
Sa.lsH. Flsx seed in good request. Sales we're Is
M1GliWiSEs-keccived 152 br1s. Market very
dun and tending downward. Sales werc 100 brls
HP E s 's pe7 n s,e. s S. It !, sf m Go
rap tterces, with iron hoops at $l.a5.
BROOM cORS-Ertrcmely dull and heayy-
buEeEe offering only so for prime samples.
/ TALLow-So brls G.y al aKc; 30 brls country at
, 1860-10-29

ton.
whale active and tirmer with, sales Of 1000 bhls nt
5lE@Dc. Other descriptions unchanged
TAlinw-Stcady at 10G10Ac.
maud: sales 80 bills, $l9.12 for mesa; *l4;37@
14t0 for prime. Becf, market qnict 1acs 5o0 beis
{3.751ti.s5 for country prime; 5000 30
ior country mcss; g. for repacked messi ,s
fs.S0 for new. Git meats frn. sales 100 pkEs
picked hams d nt 11 aud m Srsen h1%s IT. At It
@laHc. Bacon market continues hfn aha n ~ So
M peees es city long cut han, ety loag seas
The Encirh market, On pirate terms. Butter sell.
In: NJ ii5l5c for Ohio l6as1 for state. chceeo
steady at Ok 0llc for Inferior 10 prime; a.n.na.
raies s,o1 bass Ut 1sHdi4c. Sugar market + VIII
out striking change, aud we hear oi only Y hha a
Cuba at 6@7A Rice continues htm sa:es s.!e, IT,
~ hhas N2ecnyndo at sc; 80 brls New Orleans al
5sc. and 10 hhdt Porto Rico at 3se: months.
SrocKs-Agitated and lower; Ky MH, s1 Es1t
I'll s;s.1lsS nsstss 4sS Il asos soX rs % * cb ~
| H s Guaranteed IS. i'1nnma 10, LII Cent f0h, q
| Cos, ct 81, - RICK.
| OSWEGO. Oct, 27.-F1ou1- $5.5
~ 'Gns1S-Wheat lower. Millers have the adyan
taye, while lhe shipping demand Is restricted. w
Ipc to the high rates Of freight. most ol the qaota
lions afe kept private. but known to ce lever Ina
thosc made public Sales 80 by No Mlwauke K
club at q os aaoa.; $500 hu do aaoat on Z; a6g
white Canadian aaoat at $1.30; 3.30o bu DO aaoa 40
at $l3s: a10o bu CANADIAN club g. 5foat a Sl9991 S9
Com dull. Sales last night, q goo bu lnd and l
omit. Barley in fair demand. Sales b,6!U ous
crime white Canadian at1oat at &c: 8. 200 buehe1
Toronto aaoat at TIC and 100 hu Bay Qu1utc ahoa
C4SA1 FnT1onTs-firm but unchanged. Flou
nc, wheat 1sc, corn It'd. to =. non
LAKE. Iaronrs-1sl, 600 hu wheat, z, 600 bushe
dorm. 20, sou bu barley. 10 bn rye.
CANAL E1roETs-3.6!0 bbls 1lont. e, ,do ousne
wheat, II, GU bu corn, 2a,50O bu barley.