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extend to him as fair dealing rs they would tc
the humblest individual.
Mr.. Covode said that he made the charge
but merely desired by his resolution to ascer.
tain who used the money in carrying the cleo
tons of Pennsylvania, as charged by the
President himselfin his centinarian Pittsburgh
celebration letter.
Mr.. Grow epnfeaded that the Committee of
the House could inquire whether the President
was guilty of a violation of his duty and sim
ply report the fact for action.
Mr.. Covode felt that Pennsy lvania was the
battle ground, and wanted to follow up the
subject and see who the guilty parties are.
Mr.. Curtiss regarded the Presidents COM
munication as without authority under the
Constitution. and an interference with the
rights Of the House.
Mr.. Bocock concluded his remarks.
On motion Of Mr.. Sherman the message was
referrcu TO the Committee on Judiciary, with
p )wer to report at any time.
Mr. Montgomery mad; I'm earnest Douglas
speech Adjourned
TIL 80 SENATE II. LGtE1 Z
The amendments were Withdrawn and the
resolution voted dow1. Yeas IL nays 20.
The bill supplementary to the act to author
ize protection tn thccitize MS Of the United
States who may discover new deposits Of gu
ano, Was taken up. amended and passed.
Mr.. Gwin gave notice that on this day week
lie would call up the Pacific Railroad Bill.
He had lost all hopes of anything being done
in the other House.
< On motion of Mr.. Davis, the bill TO pre-
vent desertions and to facilitate enlistments in
the army of the United States, was taken up
and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Grimes a joint resolution
certain restrictions upon a grant of
-
Up and passed. 81
The Army Appropriation bill was received
from the House. passed a reading and was re-
Tered to the Committee on Finance.
The senate then went into Executive sess-
on. Ado urpcd. Ef.
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xro- Oh cree. s.ror. ia. .r.erion.

MCKAY, Ashland Co.. March 9th. 1860.
II. s. KNAPP. Esq Dear Sir-Pleasc find
enclosed and accent tw, Dollars, as it il high
time for me to do something for the Ashland
Caien this year. After SO doing I can enjoy
the right of suffrage next Monday, With a clear
conscience. l don't like the idea of working
hard fur tax money and then have it donated
for snch purposes as has been don. in Column
bus, By a sest of Republican Lords and Poten-
tates. [ think for them to be consistent they
hal batter go ia for more slave States and
the rev;vins Of the African slave trade; if our
Southern planters can take d poor degraded set
of heather and make them eqnal to cur North
erp Repnblicans l.: society. they had better bid
them God speed in their good work than to
send any more Browns to kill then, of. The
Democrats of Old Green are awake for organ-
on Friday or Saturday next and prepar-
ing for the | attic next Monday. I hope the
Union will bri ing us the good tidines of a DEM
ocratic victory throughout the county.
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.fshIasS E.son school.

The exercises attending the OK mination Of
the Students at the Town Hall on Thursday
and Friday evenings attractel very lar-e audi
ences. Business calleI US awav from home on
the last evening, INIT We learn that the address
by President ANDREws fully net the cxrccta-
lions of tho IioaSr fnH of friends who had the
pleasure of hearing it. The exhibition both
evenings afforded additional evidence Of the
success and unfagginr zeal of Mr.. BARRIER
and his accomplished associates IN their ednc:,-
tionaI Iabors. We regret our want OF time
and space fer 4 more extended notice.
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Pursuant to a published call. the friends Of
Temperance met on Saturday, the 3lst inst, at
the Town Hall, and was oFganized by appoint
ing Joseph Wasscn Chairman, and C:sK..Ris-
ser Secretary 49,, aa5ff.s5 Il
The object of the Convention was stated by
Gen Fulton. and after some very Appropriate
remarks by Lorin Andrews. President of Ken
yon College, Rev. Mr.. Robinson and Gen
Fulton. on moti,n a Com nit'ee consisting of
Gen. Flu ton, Mrs. DIR. Kellogg, Mrs, j. Fl.
McConbs, Thomas Campbell, and David Car
ter, were appointed to draft a Constitution for
q County Temperance Society. ssai r
On m~1tion. it WAS resolved that when the
Convention adiolrn, it aijqarn to INSET OF
Friday evening. the 9th Of April.,at 7 O'clock
P. NJ -
w. Maxwell, David Carter. and J.. s. Fnl-
ton, we're appointed to procure Speakers for
the next mectfng: Z
Ga mstion, the Convention, ADJOURNED.
JOSEPH WATSON, Cbaiywan.
Elk RlsskE; Secretary. s~E4o3aFkT
=
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~ TICE.
Sc. OFFICE OF THE !
Pittsbnrg Fl. Wayne 6 ChicaglR.R Co. {

Pittsburgh, February 22, 1860.
pEe. THE ANNUAL of the Stock
go Railroad Company will be held at the Rooms
Of theB 30 AR DofTRADE, in the city of Pittsburgh.
ron TUESDAY, the 21th of Marchnext, at 10 o'clock,
A.. NJ at whici time the Report of the Directors
feF the year 1859, will be'pI e:ented.
The election for Fifteen Directors to serve the en-
suing year, will be held at the Same place, on
WEDNESDAY 1.-THE 18th prozi1fo, at go clock. A. NJ.
u The Transfer Books will be- closed from the 18th
to the 2Stk' of March; both inclusive; and the hold
ers of Stock inth- Ohio and Pennsylvania, Ohio md
indiana. or Fl. Wayne and Chicago Railroad Gem
panies, which HAS not been convened into the stock
of the new coEzpshy at tAat time, VIII not be emit
lied to vote at said election.
Stockholders presenting their certifca4esef Steck
in this Company to the Ticket Agent, at the Station
nearest to their place of residence. will be furnished
with a free ticket froac that Station to Pittsburgh
and return. good going E& st. March 18th and 9TH,
going West. March 2Sth, ~ h, Both and 3lst.
BY order of the PresideIn.
3w40 AUGUSTUS BRADLEY, Secretary
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For The .Cnion.

rea-The winter trrm, of the Ioulonville pub-
lie school. viii close on Friday, April 9th 1860.
aud propose giving a public exhibition il the
evening. to be holden in the evening. in the
basement of the Academy Building. Thcpat-
rons of the school with others are respectfully
invited to attend s. CASE
Loudonville, o. March s9th 1860.
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sasa...A Nal. a.a F.maI. .aeaa.my.

This instit ton, under the management of
Prof. RICE. Continues to prosper The new
term commenced ON Wednesday, 28th ult.. with
about sixty scholars in attendance, which will
probably be increased to seventy during the
present week. The accommodations arc such,
however. that there is ample room for more.
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M MARRIED,

On Tuesday last. by the Rev s. MeRErxoLps at
his residences MIR HENRY SHIFFLER 10 Miss
BARBARA A.SHRULL all of this county.
On the 9th inst. by j. A McCLusKr E-g, Mr.
both of lac son town shi:i Ashland Co Ohio.
On fhr 22I nit. by Rev GEO. WirwER; Mr., JAS
REESE. of Wayne county O., to Miss JANE CLOS
SEN, of Ashland Co. o. =-
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SALE OFRE4L ESTA TE By ORDER
. or HOER ~

ON the 18th day of Airil A. D., 1860, between
the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and three
O clock. ?. NJ. on the premises hereafter described,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
Real Estate, as the property of Susan Link. decd,
to wit: Situate in the County of Ashland, ana State
of Ohio, being the east halt. of lot number enc hun
dred and seven. cen az in Andrews addition to
the Town of ASH md. and the whole of lot number
one H. in Links addition TO the said town of Ash
land. Said half lot appraised at $500 and whole
lot at SSo,UO.
Terms of sale-one half cash in hand and the
residue in one year from the day of sale, with in.
terest and secured by a mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE LARK.
Admir-. of Susan Link, decd.
FULToS & McCoMBs, Att'ys.
March II. 1860 4w41
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LOCAL COLUMN.
ASHLAND. OHIO. APRIL 4. 1850.


The Post Office has been removed to the
Store Room in the MoNULTY HOUSE,. The
room is large and pleasant-the location ron-
venieht-and it is believed That the public
interests will not suffer by the change.
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SHERiFF S'SALE.

SHERiFF s. SALE.
Henry winbigler. Admir-, SC.
and John Stoler. In Ashland Co.
vs.. Common Pleas.
willard Slocum & J. D. Jones.
PURSUANT to the command of an order to sell
mortgaged premises duly issued from the Court
Of C ommon Pleas of said county, dated the 26th day
of March. 1860, and to me directed. I will sell at
public auction at the door of the Court House in
said county. on
Saturday. the 2Sh day of april, 1860,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and four
o'clock P. NJ. of said day the following described
lands and fenements to wit. known and described
as being village lots number thirteen (13) and four
teen q y. in the village of Sullivan in said county
of Ashland with the appurtenances thereto belong
ing. Appraised at So Terms of Sale-Cash,
JOHN T. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
, March 2Sth, 1860 4Stspf5,60
asslZ 4vz. Ef@GrEa
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CAWO.
4. MISSIONARY LATELY RETURNED FROM
IN Japan. has brought with him n r -ceipt which
has cured thousands, who were suffering from Con
sumption. Bronchitis and debility obtained it
from a learned physician. in The great city of Jeddo.
Having been cured by it myself, of Consumption,
when all other NEAR ms had failed, i am ,lesirous of
benefting others by sending this recipe. to all who
may need IL free r charge Add,a s> ui.I. -tauP,
for reply. Rev. WILLIAM COSGRGVE,
6;n2f NJ. $50 Baltic ST. Brooklyn. NY
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ESTATE OF DA HYD ST ONER
NOTICE is hereby given that ths undersi med
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator of the Estate of David Sooner. deceased
late of Ashland county, Ohio.
PETER RRUBAKER.
Ashland, March 21. 1890. eTaa4
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NEW york m,nKsr.,prII Sd.

~ = - - - -
FLOUR-Market dull and heavy, with sales
1880 bbls at SIS. O@5;2O for super state j.; 81
:5@5,35 for extra state s5,0@5.:o fer SUI
'erfne western s5.:t@5e5 for con mon to
medium extra western; S 5,S0@6;00 for ship,
ring brands extra round hoop Ohio.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Quick and unchan-
red sales $50 bbls at S5.55@7.O O.
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" o ice.

-- " 0 TT Q e.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ was duly appointed and qualified Executor of
the estate of JACOB PARRET, decd, late of Han
over Tp., Ashland County, Ohio.
WILLIAM GARRETT.
March %, 1860. s4t4 3w42%
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Il II TIE IF

T. TEN IF N.
TITO those whom it may'concern.. The notes and
+ Books of The late frm'SfJ J. wASSON & Co., are
in my hands for settlement and it is necessary that
it be attended to without delhy, as 1 must close up
the business as soon as possible, your attention to
this will save costs and trouble, TO step UP to the
captains Office which your Wifi find; I'M the Shoe
Jan. 10, 1S60.-tf .- J-lD. STUBBS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RN-RELIGIots NorIcE-.service will be held
ID: W in the Evan. Lufh. Church, to morrow,
Thursday Evening. Rev.J. Selm'er. of plymouth
Ohio, is 10 be here. Meeting to continue over Sab
bath. TIE public are invited. n 80 ,s..
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Sd VA IN
Male and Female Academy.

81 Y A ~ A II
Male and Female Academy.
ELIAL RICE. A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
MISS MAR NJ. FOSTER, Preceptress.
TNHE Spri G term commences March 2Sth 1850.
Instruction is given in English branches, Nat
ural Sciences, Mathematics, Ancient and Mode1t
languages. Music, Painting and Drawing.
Text books can be procured of the Principal,
from Is to 90 per cent below usual retail prices.
Students desiring rooms can secure good ones at
reasonable rates by calling upon the Principal.
Board can be obtained in private families at 3
moderate expense. For further Information apply
to the Principal or Secretary.
JOHN MORAN, Sec'y. Pres. Board Trustees
Oct. %. 1859. 21tf
TIME ~HAMMONTON FARMER-A newspaper
devoted to Literature and Agriculture, also set
ting forth full accounts of the new Settlemeit OF
Hammonton, in New Jersey, can be subscribed for
at only rs cents per annum.
Inclose postage stamps for the amount, Address
to Editor of the Farmer, Hammonton P. O.. Jeffer-
son County, New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land
of the best quality, in one of the healthiest and
most delightful climates in the Union, and where
crops are never cut down by frosts, the terrible
scourge of the north, see advertisement of Ham.
monitor Lands. Gm2Q
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:. L. u JOnn, AuInT ;,
of Esther Comstock,. decd, In Ashland County
vs.. Common Pleas.
John n. Hall, eft al.
PURSUANT to the Command of an 'Order to
sell Morigaged Premises" duly issued from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County. da
ted the 18th day of March, 1860, and 10 me directed
1 will sell at Public Auction, at the door of the Courr
House, in said County, on
Saturday, the 14h day Of Apriz, 1860,
between the hours of zen o'clock, A. NJ, and four
o'clock; p. NJ of said day the following described
lands and nemen to wit: Situate in the Town.
ship of Sullivan, County of Ashland. and State Of
Ohio, bounded and desc. ibed as follows; Being oNe
hundred aud thirty two and a half acres of land Of
lot number sixty one; commencing at the South
WeSt corner of said lot; thence East on the Soul
line to the South East Corner, thence North on the
East line of said 10, to the Northeast Corner of
said lot; thence West on the North line of said lot
to the North West Corner of said lot thence South
on the West line of said lot, to the place of begin
ming. Appraised at s. Terms of saIe-cash
March IA, 1860. 41tspf $500
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Ras-RELIGIoUs No-IcE.-An Eclesiasic Council
of The b. baptist ion. will commence in Ash
land on Tuesday. April 10Th. at 10 o'clock. in the LIST
Presbyterian Church, for the Recognition of the
Church recently organized in this place: and the
Ordinance of its pastor elect, Rev. 1. n. CAnMAN.-
Some twelve churches are expected to be Represent
ed in council by their pastors and delegates: pre- ach-
ing at I in the Evening. The citizens are invited
10 attend -t
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.s7H 81 " D TT E. 5
TINE CO partnership heretofore existing between
J. WATSON J. STUBBS. under the name of
J. WASSON & Co. is. this d1y- dissolved by mutual
consent. The notes and accounts. are in the hands
of J. D. STUBBs. who is fully authorized to make
all settlements of the same. j. WATSON,
-r-4 s-.f ~ .-rsi j. b. UBH
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4 II Connections with -other Roads are made a
Cleveland. Grafton, Shelby. Crestline. Gallon, Della
ware and Columbus. z. S. FLINT, Sup't.
Ashland Dec. Z 1859.
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HOwARD ASsocIATIO NJ
r-.F E phffaNkHwhfa &c F- :

4 B,nepolent Institution established By .peeiaI Endpv-
n,ent, for the Relief of tire Sick and Distresssd, a6ai-
ted pih Virulent and Epidemic DireGses, and esp<y
Gully for ihe Cure Of Diseases Of the SERIAL Ossone1
NKEDICAL advice given gratis, by the Acting
lXl Surgeon. to all who apply by better, witha de-
scription of their condition, (agc, eccupatiop, ! shr
Medicines furnished free of charge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoea, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs. and on the NEW
TEMEDiES employed; in the Dispensary, sent toths
vRietedin sealed letter envelopes. free of charge
faso or three stamps for postage will be accePfableS-
Address DR. J. SKILL1N HOUGHTON, AcfinGi
surgeon, howard Associaflon, No. south. = nun
Ttreet, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Dineetors
EZRA D. HEARTWHLL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILD. Sec'y. ssGTa
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BRYANT & STATIONS
CHAIN OF NATIONAL
COLLEGES.
Located at

Located at
1-CLEVELAND o., corner Sup, and Seneca St6
NEW YORK CITY, Peter Cooper I~nstiturs.
3-PHILADELPHIA, cor. of 9Th and' Giiesaut Sta,
ALBANY, N. Y, 416 and AS B~roadway.r ~ =.
@BUFFALO, N. Y. corner Of Main & Seneca Ste,
6-DETROIT, MICH, 20 Woodward. Avenue.
7-CHICAGO, ILL, 4S Clark Street.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

HERIEF" SALE.
Samuel Meng In Ashland County
W.. . t
George Winbigler, at al Common Pleas.
DJRSUANT TO the Command of an Order to sell
Mortgaged Premises, duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County, dated
The 18th day of March. 1860, and to me d rected, 1
will sell at Public Auctions at the door of the Court
House in said County, on
Saturday, the 14h day IF Apr7, 1860,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and -four
o'clock. p. NJ, of said day the following described
lands and tenements. to wit: Being the East half OF
the South East quarter, of section eight. in Town
acres. excepting twenty acres sold to Jonah Meteal,
off of the South end thereof. appraised at S
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
March II, 1860. 4itspf-S5;Oet
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n WISHING TO CHANGE THEIR
business to q rapidly increasing country.a New (
Settlement, where hundreds, are goipg.fwhere th>A
climate is mild and delightful ssSe Saaveriisenept %
the Han,r onton Settlement ip sncthe column.
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Cleveland, Columbus & Gin. r. R.

ON AND AFTER nov. IL, 1859,
AND UNTIL ~o7ycE.
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
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Bryant & STATIONS AMERICAN MERCHANT.
q Quarterly Magazine, devoted to Commerce, SciS
ence Literature, &c., published in New York, 81
s. per annum.
Ey-For further information call at roesns, send
for Catalogue or address postage STAN , ehclosed1
RYANT,F FOLSOM, STRATTON
Cleveland Ohio. eff.
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\ Scholarship is good inseithsr sf the seven Css~
leges:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-13

On the 18th, at 8 o'clock in the morning,
Gays q letter from the Spanish camp, four COM
panies of the regiment Of the Madrid Chasseurs
marched toward Sierra de Bulloue to recon,
nOitTe. Suddenly upwards Of 500 MooTs were
seen rapidly advancing. These were followed
soon by others, and altogether they amounted
to 1000 The spaniards Immediately fred,
causing great havoc among the enemy, but see
ing they were com ng on with great alacrity,
Echague ordered an attack with the bayonet
when tie MOors divided themselves into two
bodies, oBe ~ resist the charge Of the Spanish
infantry, the others to attack the redoubt that
had been bailt few hours before. The FIRST
body was completely routed at the charge Of
the Castilian Chasseurs and fed in confusion
toward the mountains. The other body was
more numerous, and their fire was concentrated
exclusively on the defenders of the redoubt-
Rehague ordered q square to be formed; and at
the impetuous charge of the NoOrs, the soldiers
Of the square retired. The enemy, imagining
that they were flying, rushed impetuOusy
against the square, which, opening itself on
sudden, diselosed a battery. More than tive
hundred Aoors perished Another division
came then, and prevented the Moors from esr
Gaping. 1he tight became horrible butchery;
the Moors threw away their muskets and
fought with their peculiar long dsggers, called
'gumias." The Spanish found themselves
quite at home IN this sort Of struggle. They
also threw sway their rifles and seized their
"naVsjas" Nothing could equal The feroeitv Of
the eOmbatants. Ny friend says it i onite
impossible TO form an adequate idea of this
fight. One Spanish soldier slew three Moors
with his knife, and yet he had his face dread
fully cut by the "guimas." Many had their
entTails hanging on their legs, and went on
more fercely than ever. Not shot was then
70 be heard. Spanish artilIerymen, chasseurs,
and even officers, were fighting knife in hand.
Two hundred MOors were killed in this savage
combat, and nearly thousand fearfnlly wound
ed. The Spanish less was also very great.
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SPIRITS
.rhulnnn- R-al
LEAnER OFFICE.

Thursday Evening, Jan. IL 4eOO.
FLOUR-Stoady with moderate demand. Sales
Is brls extra at $3.50 and small lots of favorite
brands do. at s555.
WREAT-Firm with sale car Illinois winter at
81 ,25, car red at 81 20 delivered and car white
at 81 IS delivered.
CORN-Yery dull. Sales to any amount could
not be made except at considerable decline.
Sale car load shelled at CSC
OATS-DuIi and lower, Sales at &c.
SEED-C Glover is in good demand. Sales are ll9
bus at 81 IS and 90 bus at S433.
HOGS-Are in light demand and lower. Hold
ers were unable to obtain full prices, except for
single hog CT So and at the close prime heavy were
offered at S5,55.
BUTTER-Dull and heavy; The light shipping
demand is supplied at l4hal5e.
EGGS-FiImar. Sales at l5alec.
HlGHWINES-Sale so bFls. at &c, and 20 brls
at 29Ec.
POULTRY-Is frmer again. Chickens have
sold at &c, and turkeys at &c.
SEOULDERS-As sale is reported at 7&c.
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NEW HoRK MAsKEr-Jan. IA
icy TELEsRAPH.l

1our-Sales Of 691 bbls IS 2IS55 for super State;
$50 GS5 20 for Safe S5O % tor super westerns
IS s20d5 Is Tor cOmuuntO med extra Westeras S5G5 81
O ineroT good Sd prnE brands extra fOurd Lo0p Ono
fJr eTpsrt and home oonsunpou Cos ns quiet and hIm
Cansdian HouFSaa. taU Ibis at S56Gb 60 common 10
chUlos. Market shade trNer.
Rye Flour-Se line ai $3,l5G4A0 -.
RucEwheat Flour-Pleuty and dul AZ Slsf5AaSzSO Per
CSrn Meal-Qaiet and unchanged
WhiEEy-hIuiKet dImer and demand active. Sales 0JJ
bhls 2e; last evening, 90u bbs az 2c, chiefly the
Whest-darke erhibitsl little more tone. but trans
ctons tue mness Of DO uerS sniopes ale
DISPOSED 10 buy 20 fair ent Sales at Sl9lls Chi
5 ring and Sl2l . delivered for good Mi Ciun HOLD
l0 bus ElW Club part az Sl2s and the remainder on
RTe-omet small sales at ssGsIe for Jersey; northern
firmly held al 81.
aafsy-Q uist u 7Bllsac -
C1rn-fn dealana' an advance Of lazo per 6u
Sales l6 o bus al s&s0c for inferior To prime new Wte
osis-in ssOa request. Sales at z59S4s5Ic for State
western and Canadian
Prk-Aarket very q, and without ecll change
Saes 81 ibis At SO 29l625 mess Sil 81 prime
new prime; St5000t5,l Il prime mess
Beet-Unchauged aud only IN hmit q demand SIS ~
bhs tgeo country prime; S55 90 country ness S9G
$40 new fepacKsd BIess; Sl0,50,aSll extra mess.
Prime mess beef IN nOderaie request Sales 70 ueIces
Beef Rsms-Firu. Sales 60 bbls wsu at slI,5OSl5OO
Tsiaw-in better demand. Sales 5000 bbls Butchers
cu 1Iesls-pul Sales 500 PACKAGES So for shOu
ders 9h,o % for hams
B-cO1-Qaiet. Sales GO boxes short ribbed middies at
9Hc.
'Choess-sioady at 9lSll1le.