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NEw YoRK mARKET-NOv. Is.

FLOUR-The demand for state and western both
Tor export and home continues limited
and holders are compelled to submit to rather easier
sales were I,O0 b6Is, at S5,l50S5.25 for superdns
Etafei Si5L3g5,45 ior extra state; S5,l5@5,5 for su-
extra western; S5,65@5,T fTr shipping brands extra
round hoped Ohio. Market closing duli, heavy and
CxNADLAN FLOUR-In little better request,
but prices are stillin tavo- Of the purchaser, Sales
were 1900 bbls at S5,&97,O for common to choice ex-
ira.
RYE FLOUR-Quiet with small sales at SS,5Oa
S4,G for common to choice s~uperine.
CORN MEAL-In more request. Sales were $50
bbls BrandyWine at $40.
WHlSkH-m moderate request at 2Kc.
WHEAT-MarkeI quite moderate and demand
rules in favor Of purchasers. The extreme diffculty
in selling exchange materially restricts export dc.
mand. sales were Chicago spring at Bills; Mitwau-
kee club at Sl,29l.25 amber Wisconsin at Sl,250
LIS winter red western at ahoat Sl,SS9ly4i do in
store Sls35i canada Phyfe to arrive at $50; white
RYE-In little better request; sales o 4OOO bush at
BARLEY-Reavy, and declining. Sales were
lS,O9 bnsh at 6S967e for statei zoe for Canada
CORN-The supply Of corn aaoati is quite limited
and in fair demand 70 complete freight engagements.
1000 bush at 70Q7lc for mixed Western ahoat and
in store; TIC for yellow western.
OATS-Only in moderate request. Sales are at
3793sc for western, Canada and state.
PQRk-Market Dull, 5avy and declining, par
ticnlErly for prime. Sales we're 525 bbls at $751; for
mess R,62k9l5 for prime; new city mess selling
nEEE-markeL quiet ana STEADY. sales are 80
bbls al S2,7564 for country crime; S5,OO05,5 for
country mess IS Tor old repacked mess ; SS,5aGlO
for new do; Sl0,5O9l for extra mess.
PRIME MISS BEEF-Dnll and unchanged.
REER - and unchanged. Sales are
100 bbls at Sl4,500l4,7 Is for Western.
CUT MEATS-Steady for hams, and very dull
for shoulders, with small sales at u@IAc for hams;
SAmsxc for shoulders.
BACON-Yery quiet but steady.
LARD-Market dull. Sales are 125 bbls at l2a
R4et for new prime; lT5c for old prime.
BUTTER Selling at lO9l5e for Ohio; 15@2lo
for state.
CHEESE Steady at sole.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

BOSTON, Nov. 10.
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool 9Th inst.
via Halifax, arrived at this port AZ half past u
O'Clock this morning.
The Canada brings the following additional
intelligence via Queenstown the 4th:
The Overland Nail has arrived, with Hong
Kong dates 70 sept 18th.
The Times gives details Of the capture of the
taken forts. Their special correspondent says -
i am unable to confirm the important tatement
that e is the intention of Lord Elgin and Baron
Gros TO proceed to Pekin as guests of the Empe-
ror, accompanied only by an escort of cavalry.
The correspondent expires the hope that the
news is untrue.
The conquest of the forts is desired. As a dash
ing little campaign Of eight days, the allies estab-
lished themselves at Ochtang. They had still n
march Of y miles before they could arrive at the
object of their attack.
The Chinese were learning the art of war, and,
contrary 70 all Chinese precedent, it was found
that their positions upon the road had been taken
with considerable military skill and fortified with
much care.
A Tartar camp had been formed, and the best
troops Of China were placed behind the works,
Il was thought that If the weapons Of the Chi
nese had been equal to those Of the Allies, the
contest might have compared favOra0ly with sew
eral European battles.
The English and French acted together with
harmony and equal gallantry in the attack.
The allies had got to within half a mile of the
great north fort, which appears to be the key to
the whole position, although some difference of
opinion Is said TO have occurred among the Gene
rails on the point.
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ruRrHER nY rnR CANADA.


The French commander agreed TO send his forces
70 the attack leaving TO Sir Hops Grant the reapon-
sibiGty.
M attEck wac made on tbo north wing Of the aFti
four Hl1igh and four hranch sun boats araNtH the
attonlton 81 The forts lower down on tue 1QftAefn
bark, vhen the batteries prpned the execnaon OF
the Arm tronE guns VS. tpunp 20 DC tremenoous IS
their shtlls piorced and burst rho walls Of the fort,
and an eW66 eSpiosien shook the ground; but mid
the rdninH the Tartara stood 70 thWr guns. When
the wallis. the Are was still hot, and many were
struck by rude missiles. Hero much Of the loss 70
the Allies was experienced.
The ressRnc6 Of the Tariars vas at last over
come.
out some chicanery on the part Of the FicerOy, 80
The loss was seytreo Twenty two officers were
wounded, two dangerously ID seriously aud
slightly. IrT
The ilth Regiment had ten hlled and any
wounded, four mortally and thirty eight danger
ousiy.
The Seventh Regiment had 6 killed and 40 dan.
gerously wounded total British killed and
wOunded l6t.
Faris Nov. 2dLTt Is true that the French Gov
eminent gave orders 20 the French Admiral 20
prevent an attack on Gaeta by sea; Il Is also true
that the Admiral was not under the necessity of
communicating these orders TO the Sandman Ad-
miral, as She attack had not been attempted.
Napolcons private Secretary accepts the propo-
sal Of an excursion of English volunteers TO Par
Is, and assures them Of u welcome.
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EALTH OF-AMERICAN VIC.
"MAA--Read aoticss I'm tie Tribune Elnes D.
Erom his Exceliency JAMES D, WEsCOTT. Cow
ernor OF Florida and member Of the III 4. ssnafe.
For upward Of twenty-five years I wa afiiefed
with disease In my family which the best medicine
and surgical talent In the country failed 10 cure m
which yielded IN a most satisfactory manner. III ~
Grsefsnberg Remedies. Iconscisnti0uslT adrssfhsfs
use. JAS. ID. WEsTCOTT
AEH AoEE, February, l859.
an intimate female friend had been suferfng I'm
alling Of the womb, whites and derangsd msngfr1-
ltiOn, together with the attending avr15fe-r Il
clearly described in your advertisements Snd pan-
phlots. She had the very best medical skull IN md
city till entirely prOstruteds aud her physician fu9TT
told her that he thought her life might possibly Ee
prolonged q little longer under the most iudfriou4
treatment. For two weeks alter that she continued
70 sink, when i came into your Office st the Grse-
ienberg Medical Institute and related her BYmB-
toms; A. you was confident Of the Graefenberg
MafahulH oathoicont in relieving heT- she dischnrg-
Cd al the physicians and tried IL, though doubling
" frOFlaentlaly 10 relieved her quickly, end dFs
bottles entirely cured. since then, for near two
years there has not been any recurrenee Of the com
PLANT aud she e AZ strong, active and healfhy
Ehen young gu. moi. BRIGGt-
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FELEGRAPHlC.
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
THE PRESIDENT AND SECESSION.

w AahAhNAoAs NV -
Many of the n~revalont reports and coBjec,ures
concerning the action Of the government are
uSfrus I'D most OF them exaggerated
~ rorrse Of the Administrator will afford
no inst cause for Increasing the present excite
menf either az the Soath or North, as Il wtllGn-
deavor fairly, firmly and impartially 90 perform
IA duty az cases for Its action may arise, always
keeping the Constitution and tAe Law in mll
The remark attributed to Representative Keitt
that the President Is pledged 20 Secession has
been received here with astonlshment, afd his
friends do no not believe that he Is correctly re
ported. lis we'll known that the President has
never made such a pledge Ia any public paper
and bis most intimate friends have never heala
anything from his lips which would lead ID me
belief shat he entsrtains any sentiment winch Is
nos warmly in favor Of preserving tue COnstitu
ton in all is integrity,
The Post Master at Onngeburg. nv. heitt's
residence. has forwarded his resignation as Post
Master. = take elect on the lst Of January, IN
less. he says, his most abused and best beloved
Stafe OF south Carolina shall sooner secede His
resignation has been accepted, and he has been
reodested 60 designate a suitable person as his
Suecessor, who viii give proper bonds for the
and regulations Of the p o. Department In The
event Of no such person being found 70 I'LL the
Oflce, it must be discontinued.
Lieut.. Col. Gardner has, Ia the ordinary rOu-
tine Of business, been relieved OF the cOmman OF
Fort Moallrie, and will be succeeded by Major
Regiment Of Artillery The newspapers report
that Fort Mouitrie Is occupied by a Military Co.
Of Charleston Is the only Information received OF
Il in this city. The War Department has neither
given an order nor received any Information ON
the subject The SOC stand OF arms recently
mentioned a. having gone South, were purchased
in Washington by Virginia for the use Of that
State. They were Of an inferior quality.
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9Faai Motiees.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER or TnE PROBATE COURT. -On tho
18th day ofNovembfr, lsau, at 2Q'elOok In the alter
noon, at the door OF the Court House Ia OleyeiandI
bidder, by order ofthe Probate Court, the following
real estate, a. the property Of Carlos Person. de-
cenHed, to wit:
Being a part ofiot No. - In the township Of Brook
lyn, In the county Of OuyRhoga, aud state OF Ohio,
and bounded as iOll3wH; beginning In the centre OF
the Brecskville road adjoining land owned by Mano-
rs Akin; thence 5 +g' and ~ west . chains 70 q
stone; thence south 4 aud BLOC chains 10 "a post
thence east one aud g2-lUO chains; thence n 4 and 81
loo chains 70 a post; thence North t0o and ~ y sand
62h- loo chains 20 the centre Of the said brecksvllie
road and 81-lUO chains 10 the place Of beginning,
containing QUO and three-elghths acres OF land with
Ssln.
Terms OF sale-one third In ten days from day OF
sale; aud the balance In one and two years. with In
tarest, secured by mortgage on said premises.
SAMUEL STORER, Administrator
OfCarlos PiersUu, deceased.
Il a. nj. nNfnw nrfrg.RIn
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FROM NEW YORK.
NEW Yonk. Nov. Is.

NV IUkhl NOV. 10.
Letters from Louisville say Union demOnstra-
lions are soon to be made by the Bell and Ever
EFT men in every county in the State.
Counterfeit IS on the Bank of the Interior,
Albany, were circulated yesterday. Several ar
rests were made.
A despatch from Washington says that Mr. Nc
Lean has been instructed 10 cooperate with the
Spanish and French Ministers in securing the
suspension Ofhostilities and the establishment OF
q provisional government in Mexico until a pop
ular election can be held.
Ex-Mayor Swan, of Baltimore, addressed a
large meeting at the Ben-Everett head quarters,
in this city last evening. He advised a general
convention of delegates IRON all the States, az
which the North should guarantee the enforce
ment Of tie Fugitive Slave Law and the equal
right Of the South 70 occupy the territories.
The RrecEnridge Central Committee have is
sued an address deurecetinn secession.
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LIsr oP spEcIFIo REMEpIFa

M FIR Psver. Congestion. and Instrumentation.
No. 2-PorW Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Wsiang he
Es. s-For Cole, Crying, Tesshing, and WaEsfuI
10. I@For D@ianbosa, Cholera 1hfAntum, and Sum
NJ. 6IEFoT Coils. ehpIng, Dysensery, or bloody
No. 6-For Cholera, Cholera Morbu,, vOmilnE
No. T-For Coughs, Colds influenza and Sore
NJ s-For Tooth-ache Face-aehe, and geuraigia
No. 9.-ForH Headache, Vertigo, Heat and knln@
No i0-DYsPEPs1A PuLs-For Weak ana Dersnged
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Compliant
No n-Foa PEMALE IRRsauLAETms, Scanty, Pain
fl, or Suppressed Periods
Bearing Down Of Females
M. B-For Group, HoarBe Cough, Bsd Breathing.
No. H-sAIr RHEUA PuLs-For EryEpelas, EruP
tons, Pimples on the Face.
M 5LRHEuNArIa PmLs-For Pain, Lamenes1,
or Soreness IN the Chest, Back, Lolns, or lambs
A-For Fever and Ague, Chn Fever, Dumb Ague,
P-Por Pies, Blind or Besdlns, Internal or *
ernh
Failing, Weak, or Blurred Sight,
O.-For CataHA, Of long standing or recent, either
with obstruction OF pr0fuse discharge.
W.. C-For WhOoping Cough, abattng iH violence
and shortening its course
eines act Ike a charm. The entire disease b oHen
arrested a. once, and In an case The violence Of the
attack Is moderated, The disease shortened, and rem
dered les dangerous.
Coughs and Colds which are Of such frequent 90
cunence, and which % often lay The foundation o.
diseased lungs, bronchitis, and consumption, may Al
be q once cured By the Fever and Cough Ph
In all chronic diseases, such e. DypspdA weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints Piles, Pc
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headaches,
Bore or Weak Eyes, Cstauh, Salt Rheum, and other
old erupdona, the case has specifics FhOae proper aP
pleaaon VII HAord ; cure In amet sTery Instance
Ohen the cure Of q dngle chronic difficulty, such a.
DypepsiA Pnes or Oatsrrh, Headache OF FemAls
weakness, has more than paid for he case ten tines
oweE
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NOTICE-
George W. 6irty and Car
Olins e. Giry, Pitts,

George W. 6irty and Car
Oline e. GirEy, PITTS,
against
Barzilla IA. Hutchinson,
Hannah Hutchinson,
Ambrose A. Lane,
ThOs. Weddle, Thos.
5. Meddlo, and William
Mcddle. Dennis y.
Barnes and John b.
Park, Stebblns Morgan
a Allen, Alexander
Chambers & David Ii.
Ohamber partners IN
der the hrIn name OF A.
a ID. IL. Chambers, Ga
brial 5. Mayer, Charles
4. RaynOld, Frederick
W. DeyOe, and Charles
Pratt, Leopold Bran
dies a Leopold Wicket,
Gross q HOyt, Lewis
Cox = Co., Samuel Is.
Scheilielin, Sidney A.
Scheinelin, James l..
Scheitielin, Bradhurst
4 SChelneliu, Lewis
f~euchtw&nger a VIII
liam Perkins, Defend
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&C NJ NJ ERCIAL.
.LEVRLAND- MARKFT-NOy. 15


RLOUR-Dull, with q local demand only, at
S4,5O94,T Is for common TO good extra, and s5,OO95,2
for red double extras. Fancy brands Of the latter
range CSC higher.
WHEAT-Quiet with only a milling demand
Sales In q small way Of red at sl,OS, and white at
Sis. N'--
CORN-Remains dull at Il cents.
OATS-Quiet at 2i@2sc.
lie.
sEEDs-sals US bush OOvsrat $500 and small
lot Timothy at $3.50 per IS hs.
EGGS-Steady at l49I5o.
RECEIPTS-Are Z oarl.wheat, I car corn, and
car barley. a
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PAssEp pErRo1r, NovEMEER Is.


PASSED DETROIT, NOVEMBER Is.
UP-Steamer Forest Queen; propeIers Nile, Bell
brig Mohegan, Hampton schOOners Meridian, Dial.
DOWN-Steamer Forest Queen prOpelltrs Pitts
burgh, Illinois barques Sardinia, John Sweeney F:
sch0Oners Fairfield, Clipper City, Patrick Henry,
Emen.
The EXPLOSION OF THE G~LoBE-VERDICT OF THE
JURT.-The Jury empanelcd in the case Of the explo-
sion Of the propeller Globe, have returned the fol-
lowing verdict
That the said James B. Hobby, Mary Ann Golding.
David Gibbons, John Bother, Patrick Donahue,
death BY reason OF the explosion Of the larboard
boiler Of the propeller Globe, at about half-past nine
O'Clock a N on the Sta inst. The jury are unable
from the fact that none OF me engineers or fremen3
have been seen since the explosion, and no evidence
has been PeioEe tnsm 70 show the condition Of the
lessness on the part Of one or both Of me engineer
soon after tie arrival Of the boat at the wharf in
having a larger amount Of steam in the boiler than
is required at any time even when running upon
the Lakes, affords no Sufficient reason for the sTnIo-
sion that occurred some hours later. The jury. for
the reasons above stated, and IN the Hbaeace OF
those only who could furnish the facts, are left to
conjecture the immediate cause Of the explosion.
HoRE BRUTAIITY on sHnPBoARB.Aarieton Graves
master, and Robert Graves, mate Of the schooner W.
Hfbbard, were arrested at Chicago on saturday, at
the instance Of John Curtis, seaman, who charges
them with crnally beating him, on board said ves-
sci. The journal says-fhey were brought before
Commissioner Hoyne for examination. 1t appeared
from the statement Of witness that the mate struck
Curtis with a billet OF wood, Knocked him sensoless
20 the deck. The only cause Of this brutality was
orders. When he recovered his senses, they put him
ashore near Maiden, canada, and proceeded on her
voyage. Curtis came 70 this CRY by rail, and waited
until tne vessel arrived, when he caused them 20 be
arrested The mate was required to give bail in the
sun, Of tI0 for bis Appearance at court. The CAM
was discharged.
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A WORD FOR HEALTH.

only compound that can be SAID to be the natural an
tidOte to those bilious fevers which, in various
forms, ahiict the human family. The ordinary REM
edie5 Tor Intermittent teyersI and pronounced as GER
tain to eradicate the Fever and Ague particularly,
only create new diseases in the system, and thus
bring about the most distressing result. In this great
Persian Specific We have a natural remedy-One that
plerces TO the sest Of the disease, and by giving an
immediate tone to the Orgrns Of the stomach, recu-
perates the shattered frame and promotes cheerful
ness Of spirits. If persons who sufier from the effects
OF Fever and Ague, or from the medicine which they
nave taken in vain to alleviate their misery, will
give the Persian Charm a single trial, they viii find
that their health Will be restored, and that they may
renew those happy hours Of life viii h they suppose
are gone forever. The numerous cures which have
been made by this remedy are the best evidence Of
Its value. They who desire to regain their health
will not neglect to apply this remedy.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. a.
Booksellers Of this city and Savannah returned
Harper's Weekly, Monthly and other publica-
ti0ns, and e movement IS made TO return all
Northern books, unless the publishers are known
20 be sound
Some foreign cOnsuls are here waiting for seces-
A2ns 70 open negotiations They are said to have
full authority from their governments.
The Mayor to-day notified agents of Northern
steamship linec that he would not permit the
landing of steerage passengers unless the com
panies guaranteed their maintenance If they be-
come Migrants.
The secession movement seems to be increa-
ing, and It Is now said that South Carolina will
not be in the States after New Years.
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THE ALL1SUFFICIFNT THRER
NIEhNA
TRIESEMAR II 3 a

hIEDEWAh I, z a u
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT on
England and secured by the Seals Of the Ec0le de
Medicine, Vienna.
No. Is invaluable for exhaustion, spermatorrhma
and all physical disabilities.
No. 2. completely eradieate5 all traces Of those dis.
eases that have heretofore been treated By the nau-
ciOus and perniciOus use OfcUpaiTa and cubebs.
No has entirely supplanted the Injurious uss
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy re-
Lief disPersing all impurities and roofing out the
venom Of disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. l, 2 and 5, are preparation the
form Of q lOZenge, devoid Of taste and small, and car
be carried in the WaistcOat pocket. Sold in tin cases
and divided into separate doses, as administered by
Yalpeau Lalemand RouX, hicold, &C. Price 50 each
or 4 cases for SO, which saves So; and in So cases,
whereby there il 8 saving Of So. To Be had wholesale
and retail, of ID BARROW, No. I4 Blocker street
New York. Immediately on receiving a remittance
Dr.. Barrow viii forward the Iriessmar to any par
Of the world, securely packed, and add essri sec ORD
ing to the instructions Ofthe writer.
- sold also By f. +. and W.
FTEKE C1nvaland hnsr
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CHERIFF'S SA

GHERIFF'S SA IE-PURSUANT
~ to the cUm[nand Ola Diuries writ Of venditiOni
eXpOnas issued from the Court OF Common Pleas Of
CuyahOga county at the SUIT OF Abraham K. Van
Nest, It. al, plaintiffs, against IL. IL. Gillett, defend
ant, to ne directed, L shall offer for sale at pubic
auction, at the door Of the Court House, in the City
OF Cleveland, in said county, on the 18th day Of No
yehber, 1000, at O'Clock T.. NJ, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to 9it:
Commencing at the intersection Of the sOutherly
line OF Vermont street with the easterly line Of West
street; thence easterly along the sOutheriy line Of
Vermont street slNty-nine ie5t; thence sOutheriy par
allel with the east line Of West street sixty lest;
thence easterly parallel with the south line of YER
mont street eleven feet; thence sOutherly parallel
with the east line OF West street thirty-eight feet;
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
feet 10 the east line Of West street; thence n0rtheriy
along the east line Of West street ninety-eight feet,
to the place Of beginning, being the same premises
described IN a deed IRON Gilman Folsom, IT., to H..
Ii. Gillett, recorded in Vol. As, pages 5lU and 5lI,
Cuyahoga County Records, and further known as
the N. ". corner OF block AA in the BunalO CONF
panys allotment In Cleveland, formerly Ohio City
CuyahOga county, Ohio. Appraised at S2JUO.
D.. l.. MIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Herrtck & Barlow, PItns Attys octl73J9
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mrIZFNs, nlNK.

BALrmoRE, Nov. 10.
Rather a better feeling prevailed in CONNER
cial circles to-day. There was something of q
run on the Citizens Bank, but all the demands
were promptly met The best Informed express
full confidence In the soundness Of the Bank-
Many manufacturing establishments, clothiers
SC, have reduced the number OF their hands.
This is severely felt by the working classes, and
q Is sincerely hoped that confidence will soon be
restored and former activity in business resumed.
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FEVER and AGUE NOT SECTIONAL.

The causes Of Fever and Agus are ever existing in
all places. They do not necessarily exist only in wet
and marshy localities. They assail the homo in the
mountain as well as that in the valley. They are
active in cities US well as in the rural districts, and
the human system is always liable to be attacked by
be malady. 1t is easy to prevent the approach Of
the disease by applying the Persian Fever Charm,
which is agreeable 70 the senses, and does not in any
way interfere with the organs OF digestion. They
who wish 10 escape any kind Of fever, will find il for
their advantage to procure this Invaluable prevent
i've OF such diseases. When they have procured it..
they will retain it as a tailsman In the healing art
that has M auuoI
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oswEGO Is.

tBr TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-DuIl.
WHEAT-D1l and 10 > Sales 5000 bush No. l
Chicago spring n Sl,O3.
400 bush 90 at SEE lUo bush do to 20 to Tororto on
private terms.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL EREIGHTSZSteady. 4995Oc on -four;
lSc on wheat; ic on corn to N. Y.
LAKE INIP0RTS-lN bbIs -four; 5000 bushels
wheat S4l0O bush corn 1000 bush barley; 400 bush
rye.
CANAL EXPORTs-2l45bbl -four; 5000 bush
wheat; $40 bush corn 0lO0 bush barley.