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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-20

All showed Up. ta -nH
RottberE& Hsusmann- For the Holidays
!. n. HoWet-For the H6hdayB. t-tlt
o. Cutter & son-Auetlon sale ofToys, &C.
Dr.s. G. Clark-January Appointments.
Byeriy & Uo-Coal on Works.
J. stair 4 son-Honey. rE
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araee faaadre.

TEM KS a. QB FL ,l7-H 4, h,,sI8BEh BkAhSSi 3
. FOUNDER AID - 80 ". " IS Union ST.
hE 49, rom superior street. 0leyssia5 1 5d 81
4 prspSTed to furnish All kinet IN hs various sTtcleq
stem, s sS PSuns Basipsss 6STD Be- t seBs daily
pjT,sis S II made and repaired Bras. I'D dso3Rs
SrdHraa WOTk q Rh kin'' = ..,. b. -..r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-20

US. CoURr.-The case of Ball was given
TO the Jury yesterday, anol they win PrOba-
bly, make a return this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-20

Hawks & Bro. have received LIE Bon
Ton for January, No. s65 of Littell's Living
Age, and Arshur's Magazine for Dec.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-20

For THE HoLIDAYs-LADIEss FURs.-4ate
arrivals haye made our stock Of Fancy n urs
very large, Some sets are little be elter
than any before offered in this market We
viii sell them at unusually low prices hnd
as low as can be purchased in this city. ga
.a- aeg q L. BENEDICT 4 SoNs,G Of
'I 2OIssupefior stree 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-20

NEw ENGLAND sO0IEFT.-A meeting of the
New England Society, of Cleveland, for the
election Of officers, will be held at the Office
OF the EIeHIu0aV' " u ~
Thursday evening, Dec. goth, at o'clock.
WM. sLADE, Prest. N. E. S.
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TRAvELs IN THE REeIUE OF THE UrrEA AND Low
'hR ANooR AND TiER RUssIAF ACQUISITIONS on
THE CONFINES oFG INDIA AND CHfRA with ad.
b ventures among, the mountains Kirghis; and
the Maniours, Maniargs, Toungons, Touzemts,
GOldi, and Gelyaks; the hunting and pastoral
tribes. BY Thomas William Atkinson, +. g. s.
F. r. @. s., author of Oriental and Western
Siberia. New York: Harper Bros -. e-
One of the most fascinating of all books
travel, is this narrative Of a journey in 8
hitherto comparatively unknown region
Mr.. Atkinson is certainly a very accom-
plished traveller. He possesses a dauntless
courage, untiling energy, and much scien,
tiHc knowledge; and. moreover, has the
faculty Of impaEting 2 knowledge Of what
he has learned, in q manner ct once clear
and enterteiningss-s .s
Previous to 7this journey, no European had
ever set foot in this inhospitable region and
the accounts which We now receive for the
first time excite both wonder and admiration.
The country itself exhibits q degree of rer
mantle grandeur which equals, if it dOes
not indeed surpass, any others Of which we
have knowledge. Mr. Atkinson speaks, with
comparative Indifference, of oataracts be-
side which Niagara would be but a mill
dam, and of cliffs and gOrges Of almost fabu-
lOus height. r3-5a.-. a1i-ras. 10 ..
The Yolume,treats also Of the habits and
charaetsristics of various races, and Of the
mineral wealth and other resources, which
the Russian government are rapidly devel-
oping. s7 7l1 10 f s laa -- Ill
May be found at Cobb & Co.'s, and Ing
ham & Bragg's bookstores. a
The following are received and await fur
ther notice: -.--- ~ +........-.. =.
"The ConductO of Life, ,. by R. w. Emerson.
Boston Ticknor & Fields. 1860.
aPoems by Rose Terry" Boston; Tick
nor & Fields. 1850.
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We have also on our tablej as yet unread !;
ovER rHE C11FrE, by Charlotte Chanter. Bos-
ton: Tieknor Fields Cobb 4 Co., and Ing
ham Bragg .. . #.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-20

ELECTRIC BATES -SoMETHIN6 NEw.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are certain
remedy for the permanent cure Of RheuH.a-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrofala,
AHthna, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostrationj &C., and diseases
peculiar to females, ao..n..' ' D7'h'oi
Office No. III Ontario street. '' o..
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CIRD.--My patrons who want photographs
for Christmas and New Year Gifts are re-
specially solicited 70 CALI soon, that I may
be enabled to give the necessary attention to
their orders. Respectfully,
dec6-janlst J. F. RYDER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-20

~ All should not tail to read the adver-
tisernent Of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-20

FRIEND IN NEED. Try II
IA 6WF FfTF INFALLIBLE L1s1MHHf is prepafed
from the recipe Of DR.. stephen Sweet OF Zen
rsotic the greet bOne-setter, and has been used IN
hs practice for the last twenty years with the most
astonishing success. As an external remedy II Is
without rival, and viii alleviate pain more speea-
ly than any other preparation For ali kheuIn a'l'
,d Nervous Disorders L is truly nfalhle, and as
curative for Sores, Wounds, sprsiDs, Bruises, &c,
ItU soothing, healing, and powerful strengthening
properties excite the Just wonder and astoniahmen'
Of all who have eFer given It a trial. over four
aundrsd certificates Of remarkable cures perlofso
BY Il within the last two years. attest this iaot.
For sale By strong 4 ArmstrOng and Wm. FlsAs
-s-.-+is.r,,nt sep27- R25dSW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-20

IA Street Railroad Tickets, 81 for one
dollar, are for sale at W, P. FOgg'p orOcksry
Store. vg. s... rrsls -an
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-20

BGTProbably no Bittsrs have such POpu-
iariiy as those pat up By Dr. 5. o. Richardson, OF
south Reading, Mass Their curative properties are
surprising They are administered in nervous dis
lases neuralgia depression Of Spirits inactivity
the liver, and dyspepsia, with complete success.
The sherry Wine Bitters are for sale b. Gaylord
Hammond, Strong q Armstrong, and c. $. Macken-
sie, Cleveland, o.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ns- See advertisement Of DR.. sanford's =
LiverInyigorator. -.'.Ir.-, ~ /,
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CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Court met
yesterday morning, and after the transaction
of some miscellaneous business, adjourned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-20
BEST

lUTHEEIiER' 'Sg WATER DRAW
wv FR commands the admiration OF every toy-
81 ~ ~ ~ !, cbad make THE BEgF article in
~ ~ ~ Sojsj,'5 vsteT fr5i1 a we'll Of any depth. In
no other way can water be raised 50 EASY -
QUICK, 30 OHEAP. ......r D. ..L. b 81, -.
gimple IN construction, and not Liable 70 Get out q
stsr sIT prswefs ~ 1lsnafSet1rSd and sold retail
VI J. WHEELER CO., Prop,rs,
rT.-fsfi. FllocI- ViDeyard A. . Cleveland, Ohio.
. - hqBntg wanted in every State and 1ou ". -
T Stats and County Rights for aaS.
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OLEYELAND s ERIE R. R

Autha trsins going westward connect At CleYeiano
5fb frains for Toledo, Chicago Uolun Gus, Oineln,
W. - To.Iie kc: and all the trains going oo9tHaIu
hls, ~ Il Tun frk With the trains Of the n. 4. =
TS2iI,si and AZ BufIslo with those OF the new YORK
l.s-ltaLSi ,,i BiiIlio 4 New York City kailroedE.
NensEaA s-i1 ii. N0TTINGHAhs Supt.
Cleveland, Nor. 2, ls5o, a5it
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New Rookn.

-fhut SfoRIEs OF The DAYS or WAsHNaToN.
New York; Phinney, Biakeman 4 Mason.
An excellent collection Of some Of the best
tales and anecdotes Of Revolutionary days.
comprising the adventures and deeds of
bravery of heroes and heroines of 70. The
stories are many Of them new, and all of
them interesting; and the book will be
good addition 70 boys library andcpfOve
an acceptable holiday present. 1elirn ~
For sale at Ingham Bragg's.
HoFts AND FEARs; or Scenes from ths Lie OF
Spinster. By the author oft'I Heir Of Red
elyfen "Heartsease," Sc In two volumes.
New York; D. Appleton Co. t1
K One Of the best of late novels, and one
which viii be purchased by all who have
read 'fHeartsease,' or the "Heir Of Rad
clyffe." f'e2
T. o.k,.,, q. urss,s, have "a .... U.
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rLRVELANp 8 PITTsBURaH
R RAILRoAD.

- RAILR ROAD. .t
. yVrETEE ARRAEGElIENT-Io take eject on Mon1hyi
yoven1ber 25th 1850. Trains le5Ve Cleveland oalyi
1sunday6 exoeptsdl as follows:
S.Io a A-W.-MsiI for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
phfladeiDhia. ..- -l.
A,l5 p. .-Acoommodation for Rayenna and Milisrs-
s.As r.1EE6ress for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
1laslr- CONNECTIONS. 100.
Roth Trains make direct connections Win fenn-
vivania Railroad for Baltimore Phiadep phiai
yfsri- e,1d Toston Also with Baltimore Ohto kali
road for Baltimore and Washington OiLy. Also con-
,,srfef Hudson for Akron and MtlieraDurg. -
tr5- Time By this route a1 quick nna tafe VIII %
tts sarne sg By Northern Lines 70 New 4oEk. =,
sn9 9NN j. N. MCCULLOUGH, Sup't.I
= r. MYERS, G I. Agent. noEA
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THURSDAY MORNING., DEC. 20. 1890.
TRIIRi.ERls RFGIsTRR
NEW 1DTFRTIsFHTFNTs.

RF For TeIegraphio, 1IarlSet and Marine
News see Fourth PaEe.
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INGHAM & BRAGG
Nru MISCELLANEOUS Boz

=
I- -3 .rl. l- - .
Homes and Fears by the author Of HER Of Reg 40
clie,f Fols.7 Price-..-.s
Tom Brown at Oxford, vol Nv
0uT Year-a book for Children BY the authSE "a ~
AtlrinsoDis T'ravels in the Upper and Lower
rfoor n,aps and illustrations, SNnls.--....s ~
Whims and Oddities, with liz ILLUSTRATIONS, anu =.
National Taller, by Thomas HOOD .....,........ =.
The Four Georges, illustratet5 ". n AAauAsrHJ ~
Odd People, BY Capt Mayne heia: "
Faithful Forever, by the aHthor ol -Ane AHsSi m
In the House,
The Heroes Of Europe, biographical oullis VI 10
European History ..-Ss-s;
Lake House. from the German OF hanny Se"a-iu ~
Gusssegnt Truth, by two brothers.--'-'-' ~ -
Recreaffons of Country Parson .s;.;-.. ~
Where There's q viii There's q Way BY Allege
b. Haven, cousin Alieel sth Home BOOK
for Children.
and New Orleans, by Winter 5uInIne rIon,.... ~
nIosiaes BY the author Of 'tSalad for the Sohta- .
rys ~ fie
Life and Correspondence Of Gov. John A. 0uls- a.
Over The Cliffs By Charlotte Dhahier..a' ~
| marauIvfs Lake Essays and POems..s-.s -
| me Household Of Bouvsrie, or the EL4h q -
- cold, 2YOll..........
The Cottages OF the Alps, or Lille ana MahneIs ~
| n Switzerland, Guthor OF "Eeaaant LIE IL Z,
Germany, II r. -
/ The Glaciers Of the Alps by Johh 1yhuAll' ~ =
INGHAM & BRAGG
.... lsl Superior street,
dac1O Cleveland, Chic.
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7ToTurpie man THIs,

Dr- ObeesmHn's Female Pills 4afe solo oy
OHUROHILL & BROTHER, prugglsts. llI-s,a,..
:. n cor nn.arlo -L. q Pubic p u----
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-20

-Jall on most any Drugglsb OF Meui-
zine dealer and get one Of the Perry Davis Almanaes
or directions or the Of the Vegetable Pain Kill
81; Jon viii and them instructive, and BY following
shs directions, an imnense amount Of suffering can
Be- prevented, and At trihing expense. Be sureyou
get the Fanuins Day!>' Vegetable Pain Killer, upon
lts reputation, and great sale, many other and
,gerthless preparations are being palmed of upon the
public. Don't delay. but get it, and test it,
sold everywhere, and BY Gaylord a Hammond,
Wm. Flake, @. S. Mackenzie, Strong Armstrong
and T. ". sackrider, Cleveland, ..
Eg-see Advertisement in another column.
T7-Can not be denfeos 1ilIl5 llT'7 15iN4------'
nd popular uedieinesof Dr. s. A. Weaver, far sur
-,1--v All other remedies for humors ana chrome
,oDplsipts. An over the country people are aa-
t5,ir this fact II they are truly as good as they
are sai5 10 be and there is reason to doubt they
are truly blessing TO suffering humanity.
FOR AZ by strong a Armstrong and Mm. Elske.
- To CoNsUMPTIvEs.-The advertiser,
-, ,,..p restored to health in very few weeks
avery simple remedy, after having suffered sew
- vsors with a severe lung affection, and that
80 disease. Consumption-is anxious to make
rnoyu 10 his feIlow-auhersrs the means OF cure
To All who desire IL, he viii send copy OF the pre-
,eption used (free Of oharge), with the olreotios
or prspsrinq and using the same, which they viii
sndas SURE CURE FOB C0NSUMRElONs ASH
~. BBONOHITIs, sc, The only object in send
I ~ prescription is TO benefit the afflicted, and
,rsad information which he oOncsivss to be inVala
DE. and he hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy
sit win cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription VIII please ao'
-. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ootIaR9 wuIiamsburEh, Kings County \. I.
n-Tamper not with Nature and the law
psygsni and moral that guide her operations. Be
-ifts were made to uss and not abuse. The dirsiu
ults arising from the latter are 'legioni the mos
sstted habits Of the baser sort may be overcome o.
a careful perusaI Of the work, "Auman srall'y' . .
lPbvsioloqisal Rssesrchea." II viii lead those q
bsssd and degraded victims that hover on ine Drlh
Of dissolution, to the paths OF nappine's anu
I'D and Be eonyicsd, the truth is there
Pesd the advertisement Of ''Trissemsr" in snothe
salunn. Sold By DR.. Barrow, lsi Bleeeher ST. Me-
York. Prico &C., sen free Of postage everyWhere.
Also sold bY T. r. GAYLORD and William FISK
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Ingham 3 Bragg have it.
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Esrms ga; sg: ;;i Es'I':isl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-20

solurun. Sold BY Dr.. Barrow, l9i Bleeeher St. New
vorl- Prics &c, sen free of postage everywhere.
slso sold by Z. +. Gaylord and William Fiske'
Dsuqaists, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Parties wishing the prescription VIII please sd-
-. REV. EDWABD A. WILSON,
oof1sEqs WfIIiamsburEh, Kings County q. Y.
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sold by Il. W. sackrider, and Churchill 3 Bro.
B,g-soo advertisement in another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12

a Enn -roR SALE WEE LIQUOR AVID sBoAR
yi.OVV. scve Y'enddly assd up, dong scoi sa, nd
&c r. 20 ADpSs - sss " csasssus ssss q
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40 oRrrrI srpyET, ASTON H0uE-rLe0ATr
10 fwnss~s we q Apsytmenss, vth eonvssscs: 70
:, :. :. xxrouuien rcpna airy ana 80
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A BorA yrpH AsrRoLeorsr. rHAr rSRRy orn oAs
n depen1 "a, Madam WILSON, vAo teis Ne sstss q
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fuil To- aadhss end ses.s@en, ~ cenia
nfAphuR HARVEY CAN rNronu Hnn nAnv
M fr~pds and ~ pbns I'll ~ sv-uo q NE ~ paHA
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mi 1Ssrscv;s h X unKeA pas~s dives nesy nannsrs
casss s~~sr aAyy1ssss ses o. kss properly - Ru~S
svress 500 r~ssy ssvessA s'es@ LADIES esss iAns
Ma dazcs = BEA! cf.AfRyoTzNT, AEp maj
ssisn. Eours fru- 10 4. y III AZ. u, ssa san sFI
NJ R.xHo 80 E25 H,Asp q rpn Cu1:.ss ~, .
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poARD.-Two FAMILIES cAN m AcconnoDArxD
hen~s for r-.ls.sn, = 10 spS I'D wss FourSssn street,
pfrncy 81 ~ 3ccd.
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NJ D. eRryvrr = Hxoe nEryrns. 10, ~ eRAHr
- iuii . psrA q SsssS 0sF nprg-s1
s nss. $40 E'd g. Rls PIE 3. -, :. ? -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-09

WooD's sTHEATER.--Mr. Ellsler's benefit last
night was not attended sowel as IL should have BEEN
although the audience was very fair. The perform
ance quite an agreeable one and, TO judge from
the applause, passed OF to the entire satisfaction Of
all who were present. Mr.. Eliser is an excellent
manager and good actor. In his managerial career
ho has been eminently successful, and, In conse-
quence Of his untring efforts to please the establish
ment throughout the season has had fair share Of
patronage, all of which is due to his skill He has
taste judgment and TACT and has made many friends
by the careful manner In which he made his selec
tion Of stars, and glad TO state that he has
apparently at least, boon appreciated by the lovers
OF ofamusements. Inst night he surprised by the
presentation Of a hundred dollars, which was col
lected among his friends, and is an excellent proof
Of the esteem in which he is held.
Tonight Mr.. and Miss Richings appear in the do
nestle drama Of The Blind Name Daughter the oper-
attic burletta of The Spirit Of he Rhine and Lore in
l776.
PIXIES OPERA-HoUsB.-Hoole q Campbell's
Minstres performed last night to a large audience.
They are an excellent company, and all who are fond
Of amusemonts of this kind should not fail to sec
them.
NATIONAL THEATER.-The Ravels with
pantomimos full Of life and incident, and a good
ballet, and juvenile wonder slll performing az
the National to crowded houses Bidnco, La Fete
Champetre and The Venitian CARNIVAL are all on the
bill for this evening.
SPAULD1SG & RoeERs's NEW ORLEANS Circus
will be in the city in about ten days The company
is complete in every department, and will furnish
amusement for the million, and, we doubt not, the
million will visit it.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-09
DIsMALIsMs.

ITO be read seriously-the "laughng part will an.
pear next week.
The golden mean" OF which people talk
so much is now discovered to be money.
Unless offense be noble, why did Shaks-
peare say 9TH offense is rank"
Any woman that loves you will die for
you-when there is no need of sacrifice.
An infallible method of finding happi-
ness-turn to Webster's Dictionary.
Patience, like children, becomes strong
by exercise.
An aphorism of the Gymnosophists, not
generally known, was: "No man has reason
to curse his fate who is not married"
photographers are the best reformers,
for by their aid we can always find peace,
love, power, and all desirable things
Few men of intelligence and character
but understand women; while hardly any
woman, since creation, ever comprehended
man. . '...
Why was Pryor's recent decline to fight
Potter with Bowie-knives a great natural
curiosity2 Because it was a mammoth cave.
The reason persons lose their aimiability
by an accidental fall is because they are al
ways offended.
There must be an intoxicating influence
in hanging, as all culprits at the gallows have
drop too much.
1t is often said that women are ruled only
through their affections which fact may ac-
count for their being so ungovernable.
"A man, it would appear is frequently
called versatile because he can show himself
fool in various ways. - ."
If q young woman does not wish to
harden her lovers heart, why does she
steal it2
The distinction between death and mar
riage is that in the former, ones misery is
over; in the latter, it has only begun.
Many persons, it is said, are enemies be-
cause they do not know each other. They
are oftener such, because they do.
"A maxim forgotten by Rochfoucault :
When woman completely understands her
lover, his reign over her heart is foreverat an
end.
The heart has but one language, and that
is universal. Who understands il is our
brother or sister, though strangers born in
different zones.
The kisses women give each other are q
compromise between their modesty and de-
sire. They are forms only; their spirit is in
tended for the opposite sex.
Our commercial exchanges complain OF
the matches found in cotton. We hope they
don't allude to the many matrimonially-
anxious Misses of our country.
Women once dressed, they now undress,
to receive company. How q belle of the
present day, at an evening party, would
blush to be caught with all her clothes onl
"A gentleman remarked after hearing q
young lady execute fantasia on the piano
"She promises we'll" "Yes," replied an
other; like all her sex, she promises well !;
but her performance is very poor"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-09
New York Market.

NEW York, May s-P. M.-Sales of Ashes
continue quite small at $5 25 for Pots and
S. So for Pearls.
Cotton firmer, with fair inquiry: sales of
600 bales at ll9s@ll1<c. for middling up
lands.
Flour opened dull and heavy and closed at
5(9l0c. lower, with a more active demand,
chiefly speculative: sales of 10, 800 brls. at
$5 35@5 40 for super6ne State; IS 45@5 55
for extra State; IS 37@5 40 for superfine
Western; $5 40@5 80 for common to medium
extra Western; Sc 1906 20 for shipping
brands of extra round-hoop Ohio; market
closing steady at the decline; included in the
sales are 10000 brls. superfne and extra
State on speculation at prices within the
range. Canadian Flour scarcely so buoyant;
prices, however, exhibit no material change:
sales of 700 brls. at S. 60@7 so for common
to choice extra. Rye Flour in limited re-
quest at unchanged prices. Corn Meal quiet
and unchanged.
Whisky active and firmer: sales of 900 brls.
at 2lA@22c.
Wheat is lc. better, with moderate export
and home trade demand: sales of 300 bush.
White Canada at 81 60; 1900 bush. Mil.
Club at 81 29@l 80; 800 bush. Winter Red
Western at 81 90; $500 bush. White Indiana
at 81 90; l,500 bush. White KY. at 81 rs, and
$500 bush. Chicago Spring at 81 20. Rye
quiet, with small sales at 66c. Barley dull
and dropping, with small sales within range
Of 70@80c. Corn opened steady, and closed
dull and dropping; sales, 1900 bush at 76@
79c for inferior to prime mixed Western,
closing at 77@7sc. for good parcels, s0@s2c.
for Yellow Southern and Jersey, &c. for
round Yellow, and s5c. for White Southern.
Oats in fair request, with sales Of $500 bush.
at 42@43c for Western, Canada and State, for
export, at 43c. s.
Pork dull and heavy, and prices un-
changed sales 676 brls., at SIT 81 for new
mess; SIT 40 for old do; SIT 25 for thin do;
$l69l6 so for Western prime mess; SIT for
city; $l4 l09l4 IL for new prime; $l2 75(0
IL 81 for old prime. Beef quiet and un-
changed; sales 425 brls., at $4@D4 so for coun-
try primei $595 so for country mess; 81 10
@lo 80 for repacked do; $ll9l2 20 for ex-
ira do, Beef Hams dull and unchanged:
sales of small parcels at $l2 5O@l5 so for
State and Western. Prime mess Beef heavy
and declining sales 100 tierces Chicago, at
$l4 50(@l5 90; 500 tcs. noticed in our last was
Texas, and brought about $l3. Cut Aeats
heavy for Hams and frmer for Shoulders
sales las pkgs. at 81S@sAc. for Hams, and
76911<c for Shoulders. Bacon quiet and
nominally unchanged. Lard quiet and
steady; sales 400 pkgs. at ll@llNc. Butter
99lO1<c, for old Ohio and State, and new
State ls@l9c. Cheese dull at 6@ll.