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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

A TALL TEAM.-0ld Abe Lincoln, the
Republican standard bearer. is six feet
three inches in height, and his principal
supporter in the Chicago Convention was
Mr. Buskirk, one of the delegates from In
diana. who measures six feet seven inches
in his stockings. Hamlin is six feet one
inch in height, and Long John" Went
worth, the Republican Mayor of Chicago,
and an enthusiastic admirer Of Lincoln, is
about six feet five inches in height, making
altogether a tall tam.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

PRoGREss OF GARIBALDL-The news
from Europe is that the bold and brave
Garibaldi Is pushing on from victory to
victory, and already holds the key to Pa
lermo. Sicily is a mountainous country,
well fitted for guerilla warfare, and Carl
baldi is at home in it. His name alone
is worth worth a thousand men" He
now bids fair to drive the hirelings Of the
imbecilc who occupies the NeaPOlitanthrone
from the Island.- Clerelaad Leader.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06
Woods New Mower.

THIS MACHINE has been thorough
4 IL tested the last season. and has proved itseH
to be one o. the beat machines yet invented; and the
great objection made By hose Who have been waiting
to huy (that IS. high price aud heavy draft, has been
done aWay with. The dram OF the WOo' Mower - al
least oae forrth less than any other at the same sine
the price is less, and for convenience IN "orAlns or
moving il can't he heat Price SO and ire,Sh- iIOM
Uoosick Pals. n Y whick is about 90 Maehihes
v,rrartes in all respects equal 10 any In use 1haVs
the exclusive agency OF Mahoning Portage ana dTgm'
bull counties. 'NH
Warren. May 80, 1850.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

OH WORKS BUENED.-The night of
May 23d. the refining works of the Hart
ford Coal Oil Company. near Canield, were
burned, with some seventy barrels Of re-
fined oil, a large quantity Of oil in different
stages of manufacture, and over 500 tons
of coal. Estimated loss in buildings and
machinery. 50, 800; in oil, coal, SC. 49,
500. No insurance. Fire originated In
carclesSness Of the distiller.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

The WIDE AWAKEs.-The Chicago
Wide Awakes' in their circular define
their objects as follows:
Ist TO act as a political Police. ID.
To do escort duty to all prominent Repub-
lean speakers who visit u city to address
our citizens. Sd. 10 attend all public
meetings in a body and see that order is
kept. and that the Speaker and meeting is
not disturbed. 4th. To attend the polls
and see justice done to every legal voter
5th. To conduct ourselves in sucha man
ner to induce all Republicans to join US
9th. To be 4 body joined together in large
numbers to work for the good of the Re
publican ticket.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

@A very severe storm visited the City
of Washington oa Saturday. Senator
DOUGLASS house was uuroofed aud his car
,ets' furniture, &c. completely ruined
JUDGE D. was very i'll at the time with
- -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06
CHERIFF's SALE.

suI1s benson
VS. In Ashtahuh COunty
Barber & Marshall. Common Pleas.
By virtue Of an Execution issued from the Court %
Common Pleas o. Ashtahula County. I have isyied up
on and VIll offer at Public Auction at the stable or VIII
liam Williams, in Warren, Trumbun County, on Sat
urday- the 18th OF June, lS60, at : o'clock. P Max
Interest In a Pay Stallion. (cailed the St-LaWrenoeJ
supposed to he eight Jears Old Taken as the proper
~ ofAllen Barber to satisfy an execution in favor %
1uiius Renson- Te ms cash. A. Q. LYMAN.
sheriff Office, Warren. June 8, 1861. Sheriff.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

On Saturday, the 9th inst, there will be
a Grand Rally of the Republicans at This
place. to ratify the nominations Of lincoln
and Hamlin, and take good counsel togeth-
Ter. As this viii be the opening gun
oftbe campaign in Old Trumbull. it shop
ed and expected ice Republicans will turn
out to hear Ire Republicans speak. Among
those who will address the meeting will be
the tried veteran Hon. Joshua r. Giddinqs,
the eloquent and witty Hon. d. X. Carter,
and the staunch Hon. Milton Sutlif.
All Of these men were delegates to the
Chicago Convention, all participated in
nominating the Republican Presidential
Ticket, and they viii have much to tell of
that greatest of all Presidential Conven-
tons; Of the immense enthusiasm with
which the nominations were received. Of
the strong resolve and unfinchine faith of
the delegates from all the country, in their
ability to eject as well as nominate.
Let those whose faith is strong. come
and have a good time. Let those who
have doubts and fears as to the result.
Gf there arc any SUCH come and hear that
which will put those doubts to rest.
-~~--
Terrible T,orna5oo. ~
On the 29th ult., a tornado and a wa
ter spout passed over indianapolis, uRroof-
ing houses, Frustrating trees, and doing
much damage.
On the S0th ult, a terrible tornado
swept over q large portion of Clarion Co.,
Pa, destroying dwellings, bridges, mills
and killing several persons. One woman
Mrs. John Mohney, of AIill7ille, was car
ried away by the hurricane, and at last ac-
counts had not been found.
On the Sd inst, another passed over
Eastern Iowa and Northwestern Illinois.
and though it was less than three minutes
in passing over any particular spot, it car
ried terrible destruction to life and proper
ty, wherever it went. The towns of Cam
anche, Iowa, and Albany Ill, were COM
demolished. At Clinton, and Nor
rison, great damage was done. The loss
of lives, as far as is yet known, is seventy
two.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

LIBRARY TO BOsroN.-Rev. Theodore
Parker bequeathed his private library to
the city of Boston, to be deposited in the
Public Library The library of Mr.. P.
consists Of more Than 10000 volumes,
many of which were selected by Mr.. Par
ker in Europe in years past.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06
Ambrotype Stock.

THE Firm of Robbins & LIE Roy
i having been dissolved. the subscriber has local.
ed himself on South Str ct, three doors east Of the
Gaskill House. Shere he viii keep on hand eonsta3tlg
all kinds OF AmbTotype and Photographic Instru-
Hents ard stock lie has nov on hand a foil stock Of
these articles. AID is daily receiving add. tions. and
IS prepared TO furnish to artists everything necessary
Ter their business A s. ROBBINS.
Nav .. I-6G--tF
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

The PUELIc WoRKs.-The Ohio Canal
is now open from Cleveland to Portsmouth,
the water having been let on from Circle
vile down, yesterday. The repairs were
made with much less expense than the
Board anticipated. Superintendent Shut
fin fixing all up suug and tight between
Columbus and Circlevillc for about 81, 900.
- C0EgmJus Journal 3ISt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

BLowy Up.-WTLMYGTOy, y. c.. May
29.-The steamer Kate McLaurin, for Fay
etteyille, burst her boiler at + o'clock this
morning near Elizabcthtown, killing Capt
Evans and two deck hands. and scalding
the frcmen and others. The cargo of mer-
chandizc, which was for the interior, was a
total loss.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

TIE ATLANTIC CABLE-The Boston
Transcript learns from parties interested
in the enterprise, that some fifty miles 0
the Atlantic cable have been taken up, to
point extending seward fom the shores 0
Trinity Bay, and that tractur S wer. founC
in the cable just where they had Dcan in
Dictated by instruments on shore. The in
tention is to undcrrun a similar length o
the wire on the European side, and it i
thought, by the sanguine promoters o
ocean telegraphipg, that then the Atlantic
cable will be made to work.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

srIcr-Thc following passagc-at-arms
has taken place between the Petersburg
(Ya.) Press (Dem) and In~telligcuceI
OK. NJ &;
Democracy survives,'-Press.
$50 does the dcviL."-HteRigencer.
and as both are now fairly in the field
for the next campaign, choose We whom
ye wiz serve" -FrsSs.
".Of two evils choose We the least
Wen take the ARCHAEOLOGICAL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06
Card To Ladies.
The HACHISH OF PERCIE PILLS
For Females.
On nTITS DIT

L Opl vi LA1AC LNH
i r4I le and safe remedy or Female Complaints
would re>pretfull. call tue a~tteution Of the Laties Of
this county to Il. feeling assured that IN the laehish
or Percie pills they will ind u sale and never tRihnG
remedy for diseases arising from a deringed anu avs,
oraerrf system. such as sick headache, paipitaslon Of
the heart. lovuess Of spirits, nervous affections leu
corThra. &C
In removing stoppages or distractions OF the men
SEES. from whatever cansr, they are tuiaiiiols. Inc
suppression so common is speedily relieved, and there
will be no recurrence. il used according to directions
CATION.
. Tur7r ARE TINES wuES TEE HAoHtsH OR fEE'iE
pttt- s4.rl ID sor BE TAKEN, AMPLE ENPERihS'E hAN-
M ppovEs mar ruAY WILL NOT ONLY PREVENT rREa-
s.Nrv- Brr rSvAEIAHLY cACsE MIscAEAIASk u THEY
p rT.Kzy DURING THz EARLIEB NoNfhs- MARRIED. IA
srvs ,pr TusFsFoRE CAUTIONED AGAINST Vsiso THIN
a. srru rtNE.-Ar ANY OTHER TIAf THEY ARK SAVE
F,tl a rr.fi,ns ae.gmpany each BOX and package
None genuine withaat the signature ct EAutE
NorLos. Proprietor, Roe ST. ii"hors' r~'AS' "A
SOL & LAUEIE. Importers.
Prcs. 81 . per box; half boxes IS cents.
SoId vbolesale and retail by WooDs & Paw and f.
SUI sTR4rroS & Co. Warren NJ. I. JEwELL,
Youngstown
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

HERE we have it, from one who knows,
that Mr.. Lincoln, in early life, got his liy-
ing by keeping grocery" and selling for
ty-rod. stryehninc whiskey. while prepa-
ring to practice at another kind of 4 bar.
The Democrats had better stand out Of
range. for that's the kind of whiskcy that
hits them in the neck eve.y pop.-LouiS-
rifle J9UyaaL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06
MILLINERY

THE undersigned has since the late
I Fire received an s~ntifely new stock Of goods;
ant Nil return from iew York in a few days, with 4
large ami coulrlete assortment % everything in hef
line. and Of the iz-est fashions. She viii be- readF u
open. ay tss first o. 4uIe. SStsf -5E rooms. in The
American House,A h-ger ard Iaare ashionahle s.osk
Of Bonuets, Ri5h.7s. Artificial Flowers. &c. &c.
than In been before exhibited in this vicinity.
May I'D, l-GD IT. Mrs q. ". MESSER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

War DOUGLAS THIYKS.-Mr. Douglas
spoke Of Lincoln in presence of Republican:
and Democrats, at Washington, rs an up.
right, gifted, and popular candidate, who
had great strength in the North West, and
would carry Illinois against any other man
but himself by 20, 000.
FIRE-PHILADELPHIA, MAY 29.-ThC
Camden and Amboy Railroad Depot at
B~ordentown was burned at , o'clock this
morning with three locomotives and ter
cars.
THREE Coon QUALIrIEs-The Buffalo
Courier, Democratic. in speaking of Mr..
Lincoln says The is q man of nerve, indie
pendencc, and perseverance"
The Wheeling (Ya) Int Hgs1cer takes
strong groundin support of the Republican
nominees, and gives it as its opinion that
the Bell and Everett ticket will be with
drawn.
fg Sam Houston is to run as an indie
pendent Candidate for the Presidency.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

STRAY C0W.-Strayed from the prem
~ ises Of the undersigned O., ar Niles. or he evening
or May 9Th. a red GOV on the point OF ealying. having
straight, projecting horns, a h.th teat upon the hinder
part Of the bag. and rising three years Of age. 4 re
ward Of $500 viii be given 70 any one who Will return
the COW. JOHN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

ACSHA L. GILMER S ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that the subscri-
IN her has been appointed aqd qualified as exscu-
tor on tn estate Of Acsha L. Giiner, late Of Trumbull
County, deceased
D,t-d At NeHton this lst day Of June. 1850.
In,s q IscO 3xsS JOHN J. EAZE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-28
SPATNPI7TPANT.



Ths Hsralds Washington correspondent says
intelligence from Madrid states that the Spanish
have become 80 elated at their successes in Moroc
90 that they design having dash at Mexico, ma
King the necessity OF preserving Cuba to Spanish
monarchy, the preteIt for their belligerent ope-
rahous. and not only Goes Spain contemplate q
descent upon Mexico, but the United States are
to be called 70 account for the capture Of pratt
cal war steamer on Vera Cruz not long since
The same correspondent says that Mayor WOOD
has been conferring with Breckenridge, Douglas,
and the Administration he suggests that there
should be but one electoral ticket In the State Of
New York the electors 10 60 to the electoral col
laFe unpledged % either candidate, but 70 cast
heir vote for either as may be most polite. His
proposition seems 70 meet with favor from both
EidHs
II, however, these pacific councils shall not
prevail, and the administration does not throw
itlslf into the fight, the probability Is that Mayor
Wood viii 60 with the popular sentiment Of the
Siate, which be thinks Is IN favor Of Douglns.-
The impression Is that the administration will
throw their whole power in favor Of Breeken-
ridge and Lane.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

W MAtulN9IQls JNlb ~
Il was stated in yesterdays dispatch that mo
tlon was made executive session of the Senate 70
strike ont from the treaty between the y. s. and
Spain for the settlement Of claims the clause 70
ply for the Amigtad negroes, and that while Il
Fr1r not balfeVed that the motion could prevail
81 rufqntOn would ieopardfze II not entirely de-
ledf ~ ratsncatton. This prediction was realized
today. The motion 70 strike tout is understood
WAS made by Mr. sumner, but disagreed 70 and
on fhe Questiou Of ratification = voted In the
affrmaiiVe and Is in the nsgatiye--not the requi
Ths senate failed 70 reconcile the disagree
mauig On the Mexican treaty, and indlsposed 70
oci inriher on the subject 81 present, LIS consio-
aIEtiuu Was postponed till next December
Two Indian treaties were ratified and the ap-
polntment Of Elr Russell as navy agent confirm
q, together with the nomination ofssVeral depu-
20 nominhtions were subl1itted By the President
for the full sardiau mission or 10 supply the Va
oaucy 81 tbs Supreme Court, occasioned by the
death OF Glr Daniels As the President has no
further communication 70 make % the Senate II
Wculd have adjourned today but for the 1aet mat
time lG required for the consideration Of the nom
inalion Of Gen johnson IS quarter master gen
eral. A question having arisen ahscting the sue
corEion nnder the law. Col. Ihomas being the
sanior ofdcer in that department.
SdnEtoft Green and Polk Representative
Phelps, Col. Harris, late editor Of the E, ynios5,
Wm. c. Bics, Treasurer Of q. s. and Peter 3.
wilkes q E deleFutes 20 the Baltimore Conyen-
tiou, Al Cifizen1 Of Missouri have had both ~
private conferences recommended oy way Of
nugrsstion 70 the Democracy Of that State that
ssverai locations on the drst Saturday in Ssptem-
Der neE- and elect delegates to State Democrat
50 Convention % be held In Jefferson on the l7th
Of that month, % ADOPT measures 70 ensure unit
"a aoiion n view O the present divided condi-
dou Of TIE party. Lney also earnestly recon
mdnl tie united support Of the State county
riefefi and that the candidates for the loglsla-
'asa7p pledge 70 abide By the action fthe ma
q N IlpmncrnfIn nnFnrInfea.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-28
HOME TESTIMONY.


WEST BEDFORD, Coshoeton Co., O., Nay a, -,
7. Mr. ii b. KINqsLER---9ir: have been selling the
nedicipss of the Graefenberg Company for the last
ten years. and have invariably found them TO give
good satiEiaetioni and the Pulls have sold 70
Greaf many e reHularly a8 their tea and coee, and
Win nv trade they have become stpple article
Marshails Uterine Catholoon is medicine that has
done great AMOUNT of good In Female Diseesos.--
one lsdy I sold TO told me she had received more
coUrSe Of medical treatment BY the moat sktlliul
nhvSician. 1ls JAMES WILSON.
Fbe GraeienbeFg MarshslP Uterine Cathof-
con.
Is offered as . certain cure accompanied with the
following Eynptoml:
TrrsrViiaritfog -Wesfr rfae9 - Gintne44- UeranHe
- lkppstite-salloW c0mplexion-Pain In the
Hnck and Kidney1-Chills-Cold Hands
and feetIBlosting5 rl5nnels-
ueeGnass-DiBturhed Sleep-flu1hes
of Heat-Gd1Gral Pai1-Crawllng and P9in N
fhe spire and bstween the khoulderl-Acid
stomsch-H Hausoa-Dlhhcult Passing Of Urine
v-ith heat or smarting-ItchinGi Burning and lrri'
tafion IN the Urine rgans-hightmare-Dm
| - pepaia--H HyBterica-A An1iety- Face
! = Nervous TWitchip ssartinE-
| nstipation--.Irritable Tsmper-
Depravsd Appatite--E latulenos -Bloated
| and irregular BpWela-B pleasant Droams-
| Pains n the utgrinS 0rgans- -Hunbaess and Paanl
l - = 49, IN the Limbs.
I 81 soid by Ctr prpggists and Medicine Deoieri
I ffror rhout the country.
| sIor Medicines OF Agencies AddrelI
| E.B. KINGSLEY ClsIaapd,
! noYI2dkW oSAsEAl ASsltipT ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-28

'i wAsHnotos, o., gupe g
o,,t,. .,cit,p,ert was created here this a. M.
BY the Kidnapping Of negro named John M MeI.
thall By three men who arrived by the iniohibh ~
train from Cincinnati.
They registered their names % " " AhoreWs
James Francis and George Hope Ihey tooh
their man about D O'clock this morning, and start
ed it n suppo8cd, for Cineianau without taking
him before the authorities. -
Deputy sheriff johnson. aud Constable BLACK
more arc in hot pursuit II IN
Nothing has been heard from them-noW I
n Aiarshal has lived here for the last year
nnd was supposed 70 be free His story Z that ~
was born u slave but was emsneiputea when
how aud removed 10 Brown Co, where he had re
slded until coming here. He y about - years
a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-28

WAsHIS0roSi June 70
The National Democratic Douglas Commiitee
mat here today for organization and 10 prcFtfe
for the campaign. ~
Aurusio Belmont, Of New York, is Chairinan'
and Thomas Tottman, OF Lonisiana Il " frinee,
OF lfasrnchusgtis John A. Harmon, OF Virginia,
and Hurh j, Jeweft, Of Ohio, are Secretaries.
lT me Executive Oonlmlttte = rs loiloWs:
belmont Of New York, Jeweu OF OHIO, Dick OF
maud of Pennsylvania Iottman OF Louisiana
FOllett Of Michigan.
Resolutions were adopted recommending 70 the
Gauainl State Committees that they take meas
ures for the adoption Of an electoral ticket IN
their respective Suites 70 the uueQutvooal support
Of the uouinees OF the National Demoeratlc son
vention Stephen A. Douglas and Il. V johnson.
Also that ff any State Convention shall omit 10
tnkn the propergtepG for securing such ticket then
the member OF this Convention IN uint state Il
hercby authorized 70 take such acticn ns he pay
deem Necessary and proper for that purpose
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-28
RnnnINEW YORK.

NAV AoAA "AAAN -
The leading politicians Of the two Democratic
examinations In this State hnye been IN conseliA
ton In this city yesterday ind 20 dty.
Nayor Wood aud Dean Richmond havs con
cludsd an arrangement Tie Former = 70 come
aut "a support Of Mr. Douglas In consideration
Of which Messrs Richmond 3 Cagges ate 70 place
him al the head Of their electoral ticket
Gideon j Tucker Jno. a, Green, and others
have refused 10 become a party 10 any bargain
Win Messrs Richmond B Cagger, ana have De
termined to call State Convention 70 nominate
4 breckenridge and Lane electoral ticket
Tie State Committee Of which Mr.. Green !
chairman Is called TO meet at Syracuse on the 5o
Of July. -
Mayor Wood will, without doubt Immediately
proclaim for Douglas.
The Mozart Han City Committee will soof
meet 10 decide on Its Lourse when division Is an
ticiphted among its members
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-28
OF AMERICAN WO-
u MEN -Re.d antica. In fla Trihnna Elnca Dnn-

IRON bis ExeslIency JAMES D, WEsCOTT, Gov
oruor Of Florida, and member Of the U. s. ssAate:
tsTof upward Of twenty-five year6 was ahlictod
with dissags ID ny hTaily which the best medicine
and surgical talent In ths country failed to cure, but
which Yielded IN most satisfactory manner, to the
GrssfsnborF Remedi8g cOnscientioully advise their
u1o JAS. D. WESTCOTT.
NEW IoRKs February, 1859.
Dr. = y BaEDaR-Dsar Sir: Some two years ago
an intimato lsmais friend had been suffering from
hilinF o. the womb, whites and deranged menstru-
afiCn. togeiher with the attending symptoms "
Clearly described IN your advertisements and pam
phlsts She had the very best medical gkin In this
itT TN entirely prostratad and her physician finally
told her that be thought her Liz might possibly b.
prolonRed little longer uader The most Judicious
frssfnient For two weeks after that she continued
70 sink, when / came into your Office at the Grse
fenberE Medical Institute and related her symp-
toms, As you was confident Of the Qraefenberg
Warshal'S CatholicOu ip relieving her she d8charg
"a an the physicians and tried it, though doubling
~ ProTfdsntially Il relieved her quickly, and Eve
Bottles entirely cured! Since then, for near two
years there has not been any recurrence Of the com
1isint and she e as stronF, active and healthy as
when young girl. JhV' T. hhlSess
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-28
NEW YORK AIARKET-JUNE -.


lBY TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR--Sales IsO00 bbls; at S5,4o95,45 for sn-
Pernne statei SsY5SG5,7v tor extra states SolO9ts
ior superhne western; S5,6OG5,T5 Tor common to
medium extra WESTERN and s5sSS95,ss for shipping
brands extra Ohio round hoop Market closing
quiet with holders generally disposed 70 realize
At the opening the market was more gGsiyc, partic-
ulaFly for extra state, for which there is pretty
CANADiSS FI,OUR-ssles Of $40 bbis at $3.50
@7,5O for common % eholca extra. Market more
RYE FLOUR-saies at s3sO@4aO for common
to choice superfne. Market steady with mod
CORN SIRII.9sales Of 100 Bbls at S. 20 for
Jersey; So I5sS,s9 for BRANDY vine 9niet, ~.
VFHRAT-saleS Of 500 bu Milwaukee club at ST.
S28irSii l20 bush ChieEgo spring - sl'IS Nv 1a
white western at Stu, yuOQ bu amber western a.
81 -. shippers holding on ana holders general
R9E-ssies Il sisH@ss Market quiet with sales
B5IRLRY-Nsrkst Dull and nominal. Sales Of
CORN-salss Of 2SSs bush; at 67c@6sc for sound
mixed WESTERN aud 7le for western yellow closing
heavy. Market dull Bud heavy and the demand Is
chiefly for eastern aud home trade ,.,,
aTd 9io forsS,fs. stssdy and dull.
HIDES-4arksl dull and heavy ana We near oi
FOR KesaIss 81 bbls; ss62@Is,7s Tor new ness
SI7S7ls for old mess; Sl3b2 ior new primes szO Tor
Old DO. Market quiet and steady ,.-..
pTilng S45O65 for country mossi So9 1870 for re-
packsd mess and Sll SO 50 for extra mess prime
LARI1salSs Of s55 bBls at II4@nHc. Market
Quiet and firm. 80.
for state. selling slowly.
-Iisi FRuiTs-By auction to-day 100 boxes Sicily
Oranges were sold A. tIy5oG35s0 lsgo boxes sieiy
Lemons a. S2,5OGsI5. zl50 boxes sicily oranges ~
81 so and 200 boKcs do Lemons at Slpl59Al35 toI
] cash. , ,
STOCKS-Better and close strong. Chi 4 4 I
| 7OS: a 4 3lFi Panama SIs254t Cal q Y 14Ai
1 6g; n fsjfi Erlo ls5t; n GsLpj n SINK. I1nu
bonds ~; n I'd bonds 81 CalifOrnia7s s2%i Nc
L