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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-28

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS TO LIVER.
IN pool or Loudon.-Whsn you pay your passage
70 either of the above ports, be carel thi The dA,s
Il sailing In msntSned on the hoket. According
b law, passengers entitled 10 receive % oents
per day and fil board, II the ship dos sS sail
whnln Two days of the data Or the hokst. In or
der 10 obtain reSrsss, apply ~ the Toomha Pobos
Court salo a&As-iN
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BOAIsD AND ROOMS.

OARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
wife can be accommodated with good board
few single gentlemen, Al 0 Dover 81, near
.aklln Square; Rbo few young ladies'. o22 24ac'
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that may contribute 10 the success OF bio
entsTprise.p ] have been thus particular
in repeating the instruction Of Cambyseg.
10 his son, as Il contains advice that may
with safety be followed in this Warfare.-
An oiieer must appear under oiroumstape99
very disRdyRntsgeouB 10 himself and 70 tho
duties he has undertaken to discharge
when he seeks only his own ease or safety,
or expects those Of his command to be more
prompt active, industrious or moral than
himself
That man, who elected by the votes Of
his fellow soldiers, or appointed through
Exeoutiye favor, makes q fatal mistake
when he thinks the authority Of military
| law is ali he y.znts 10 control his men. He
Who cannot carry with him 10 the Geld the
ability 70 infuse life and energy, and who
| does not have the confidence Of hi8 con-
mand. that wherever hardship AnG priva-
ton are 70 be endured or skill and courage
are REQUIRED, he will be with then, had
better stay In the Home Guard than aspire
10 q command.
lam exceedingly happy to inform yen that
he Order here assembled is we'll repre-.
sented in the TWeniy-Ninth, and l trns
that wherever We may be ordered, you viii
end us true 10 the Old Flag handed down
by our Fathers, and ever ready to give
battle to the two principal causes OF eul
present tr0ubles-Slavery and Whisky
Again, Brothers, thank you for this riol
testimonial Of your esteem.
Some excellent remarks were then mad
BY the Chaplain, 8. FOljambe, Rev. hr
Brewster and others, inlerspersed viii
singing appropriate Odes, and the cere
mony closed by singing, My Cc1ntry
tits Of thee" Sc,
Taken altogether, it was a most pleasini
and profitable meeting.
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DEMMENG,

ABTIsAH, MAOHIHIsF AMP 2ATENF HODHL
= MAX KER,
No. IA Supe -ior street. (Lesder Building,) ]
o. sGVELAND, OHIO. -.--.
BERNARD DEHMENG, having rented tha
establishment Of y. KOniglloW, ig nov prepared b
contract for manufacturing Sewing MachinsG, and
an kinds Of light Machinery Particular attention
and 6scllItiss for getting up Models Of Patents.
: --I-l-r RIP A IRI n G..
II your SKATES need nxing, call on DsmmenH,
II your s;7'YIN9 kA0HIde iS out Of order, b
He reusirs al kinds Of SURGICAL Instruments.
An kinds OF Metal and huIioal InHtrumon1 rs.
nafred.
Hyou should get NJ . new Patent, DsmmenS 1
The man 20 get up your Models, either In Wood
Brass, or Iron, IN the neatezt manner
All kinds ofBelt Hanging done h. prompt Btyle.
An kinds Of light Machinery put n order II the
rost expeditions manner, ------ .----
Tugineering nBtrumsnt5 reported.
small Steam Engineg repaired thoroughly. co.
Rail Road Conductors Punohe1 manufactuFedir b
the best manner. -i GlFr. g-.l
Ran Road Conductors Punches repaired.
NI-1n faot Ve1Tthing IN the shGps af ropairinsl Z
or rnAnufacturinR, done on contract,
~ Entrance 70 nhOp--ia4 alportor street. ut ore
pair Of Stair, BARHARDD INNING
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@eaEaiaa.

DO6RDING HOUSE---THE e
n HDTBF. No. "a Public Square, and by the
sf5ne ghuroh,-One Of the pleasantest locations in
the city=has been thoroughly repaired ana Is nov
bpsn for BoRrderu Families Wiabing 70 iurniah
tieir own rooms eau bR apoommonatod with large
and lcOuvsniant roomn and hed-roomH; and single
Boardera and Day Boarier1 WiH md good hefo1aIlo.
dsflona on reasonable tor1nEa H6erenoel given ano
FfQuirBd. jsl;R2sl b. W, -BUhhIfTs
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TWRNTY-EINTH REaMENT.-The 2eth Pc
giment in camp at Jefferson, has orders to
hold itself in readiness to march at any
hour. The men are fully equipped in all
particulars.
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MathiHista.
THO MAS MANNING
KA0HINlST & IENGINEER.

:" "--" And W2nuf7cTlFoT OF
STEAM ENGINES B MACHINERY OF EVERY
Description. Also-Jack Screws, Bolts for Bridg.
es and other uses, Iron Grating and blacksmith
ing Generally. BHOP-Eos. B HeWitts Block,
West st., Cleveland, ., ,-s
ISJObbinE and Repairing promptly attended to.
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z Q R S A l. e,
A FARM OF "a AoRvs.

A FARM OF "a ACRES.
WITH A TWO STORY BRIOK DWELLING
In the Italian style Of architecture, with barn.
WELL eistern and out houses, all new, Just compile
with ali modern improvements the grounds have
mont on ktneman Avenue Of 40 rods; a beautiful
rEYlne and living brock run through the rear end
of the Farm there are several springs Of pure water
running out nom the banks Of the rsViRe, which
with simple by dTauiiC works. can be conveyed 70 any
part Of the Farm. For q Genflomanis Residsncs
the whole grounds can DO elegantly and tastelull7
arranged. gor Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Oui
tureB It can be made prOntables being SO near thu
city-onlY about 100 rods from the rpOrat0n limits
This farm can be divided into lots OF one 70 Ve o.
more acres, and make elegant reBidences, and at q
Largo advance Of the price at which Il Can now be
purchased. There are about or acres OF wood.
land part Of which ts a beautiful Grove. The
kinsman street kailroad passes through the Ave
nue. IN front Of this Farm.
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,,
Barn, Out Building1, &C, corner Of ktnsm1n and
Forest Streets. Lot lis ieet on ktnsan, and $50 on
Forest street. Rouse and improvements all frgi
class, with al tho modern Style nad built N sub.
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BRIoK HOUSE.
Barn, Ont Buildings, &C., gituatBd on Forest street
lust north OF the residence Of the Hon. A. q. Riddle
Lot 100 feet frons by 225 feet deep. Thi5 Is . dr5t
class house, built in substantial manner, and n
the Italian style Of architecture.
Also-Another TWO STORY BRIUk HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &o adjoining the one last de-
gcribed. Lot leo fest hont by 5 feet deep and Tn
ished IN all respects like the other.
Also-ONE VACANT LOT, on KIngman street,
second lot from the corner Of kinsman and foresl
1treetB ll3 feet 'front.' By $50 deep Nine lots, For
est street, between kinamsnt Rpd BcOFtl Avenue,
east side. Lots 50 foet front by zs feet deep VII
sell on time 70 suit purchasers.
S-For further Information enquire Of the under
signed, No. 4Os kinElna1 Sta Cleveland, Ohio.
iune20:s66 d. BARKER.
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PAID OTF.-The Seventh Ohio Regiment
is now being paid off by Major Stafford.
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M ASIER's 5 u D E.-PUReU-

M ASTER'S SAL E.-PURSU-
lAl ANT 70 the command Of az order Of sails
lrom the Uourt o. Common Pleas Of CuTahOEa Coun-
Es at the suit Of Ihs Cleveland and nahoning
Railroad Company against lssac Il. HsWitf
and othsrB, 70 me directed shan expose for sale a
public auction At the door Of the Court House, in
the CITY Of Cleveland en- the siIfh cay Of Deoem-
Der, 1851 at ten O'Clock A. H., the following d8-
9crDed parcels o. land, situate IN the City o. CsFe
lana county OF Cugaho7a, and state OF Ohio, and
known BY being part Of HeWitts subdivision OF the
called MerWin property 10 said CITY Of Cleveland.
10 Wit
Parcel No. 10. Lot No. dftaen OF said subdivision
Appraised ct 62755.
Parcel No. n. Lot No. sixteen Of said gubdiVis.
lon. Appraised ct S250a
Parcel No, u Lot 10. seventeen Of said subdiFiI.
ion Appraised at $500
Parcel No. l3. Lot No. eighteen Of said gubdi5tl-
lon Appraised az 500.
Parcel No. "A. Iee westerly part q lot 10. nine
teen IL said subdivision bounded northerly SOUTH
eriy and westerly b. the lot Inca and easteTly b.
the centre line OF brick Wall nearly parallel With
4erWin street and about fOrs sy-sogan 1sat distant
5Oufheaf tariy tHererOm. Appraised ~ t270us
Parcel no. Is Ihs easterly p5rt Of lot No. nine
teen in said gubdfvi5ion- bounded northury, easier
u and southerlY By the lot iiuea and westerly b
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
Marvin street and about forty seven feet distant
s0uthe8stsrtY tner8troui. Appraised &c tll66.
HEhRY @. ABBEY,
Master OOmm'r.
R4EsEY, BAoEUs EOBIE, At.orneys-
NJ 4
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wien the youthful warrior Cyrus went
a Aid the arms Of his uncle, then King Of
tbe Medes, he was accompanied by his
fa,her. Cambyses, to the frontiers of Per-
- The good old sire, anxious for his
SoS,s guooess as well as safety upon the
brftie-seld, in giving him a parting admO-
-;t;on ave also some instruction worthy
tbs nan who gave it and Of the age in
7Vbi6h be lived, and which might proftably
- foIioVed in this. HWhat means viii you
edoDt," asked Cambyses, " to make your
colder obsdient and submissiVef ~ Il was
4 QUESTION Cyrus had not fully considered,
but answered that the way seemed very
ssgy, Il was only to praise and reward
those Who obeyed, and punish and stigma
tigs those Who failed in their duty
a Such says Oambyses, "may be the way
70 make soldiers obey by force, but the
eiisf boihl Is to make them obey cheerfully,
s1d tie sure method Of efecting it is to
convince those you command that you know
bsttsf What they should do, and what is for
their advantage, than they do themselves"
,But. said Cyrus, what shall q man
do q sppssr more skillful or active than
othersfd g BE must really be 80" an
gWsrsd his wise father, and in order to
be 90, he must apply himself diligently
be ever setiVe, snd neglect no circumstance
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2saI Matlees.
THE EABOVE NAMEDl lASAHFL


THE ABOVE NAMED ASAHEL
u 2. jackson, resident Of The STATE Of IIinois,
fne Alenson Il AaF7rences resident ot the state oi
18th day q October, ls6l, led his petition setting
forth Judgment obtained IN favor Of the plaintiff
against said Jackson at the May term, 1870 Of said
Doufti l0r tIi - 100 dollars damages, and co1t1 o1
8ult and that . certGin deed Of Conveyance, ex
sCuted bg said lacksnn to tina said Lawrence, da-
ted on or about November 9Th, lsg9 snd mads with.
out con5lderat0n and for the purpose Of daauci iuq
This plantin and other credfrof3 o the Bafd jackson.
that aid deed pr9teuced toconVeT lhs following de-
gcritod PREMISE, 70 wit: Situated in the City Ol
ClsEoihndS IN the county ci CuEahOga and state O.
Ohio and 3 knoEn - being the east halt Of lot No.
Zlss in Barber Lords subdiIision 10 that part o.
said City Of Cleveland, formerly ohio City, and Il
bounded a. follows, 10 wit: nerth b. EOrain street,
east and so1th By lot lines, and west b the west line
Of same lot no. 28, and % % ieat ront on LOrain
strtetroierence being bad b the plat aud survey Of
Ale4 Mefcnant i0r more particular description.
Also-Another piece or parcsl Of land known a.
being number 791, in Barber 3 Lord's subdiFislou
in that part Of the City Of Cleveland which for
merry kqoWn es Ohio City, FOUNDED northerly on
lots Nos. 25, z5, Z7 and 2l8 easer1 on lot No 790
sontherly on lot 7s2, and gsztary On Penn street,
and being about g fest On Penn stfest, and about
25 ast deep, Be the sane more or less and subject
% al legal highWaJa. And furthsr setting forth
that after levy had been made on said premises
b D smith on execution issued on said iudgmGE
the said Lawrence conveyed the iof lastly above de-
scrihed b the said John singer, 70 wi, On the "a
day Of February, l56. And praJ ing thas beth said
deeds be DECLARED void and set aside, and the sad
pr mise5 Do sold and pEocaads applied in Dayant Of
plaintiffs said Judgment and codtg Of suit. Ihe said
Alanson 7. naWrencs and Asahel II. Jackson are re-
CURED 70 ansaE said petition on or before the lth
noY2.s6l ATTY for Fiisa.
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a. Clark renlied as folloRa:

BRoTEER IL accept this tribute of your
kindness, and if in the fortunes Of war /
an permitted to return, trust 70 bring IL
back unlarnished save by the hearts blood
Of traitor TO our country. Be pleased 10
aooept for the donors my grateful thanks
1 an happy to accept it as coming from the
highest and most desirable source from
which such gift could emanate-from an
Order with which l have been long and
pleasantly connected, and which ought 40
Sc better represented in the army Of the
North. Such presentations are often made
as mere friendly compliments from The
abundance Of the donors to those whose
means do not require it. InRoceptine tbis
an aware that the friends Of temperance
IN Cleveland are not generally wealthy
and hence this gift iE not from their abund
anoe We have Rn read Of one small tri.
butte from humble life which in the estims
tiOD Of Him Who compared them outweigh
ed ell that cast in Of their abundance. In
the estimstiOn Of your humble servant this
has value far above its intrinsic worth.
You have been pleased to refer to my past
services II this campaign, and perhaps
have plsced higher estimate on them than
tk6se do who have served under, and if
resolve no reward for them by friendly
visit Of the PaymGster, 1 shall be somewhat
enumerated by the recollection Of this
evening, and with the oaRsOiousness o.
having tried to discharge fai..afully Tho
duty Of the soldier, IS ala 10 have sdmip-
htsfee nov enO ,nen 3 wholesome rebuke
s = s-s9s 40 have entrusted command to
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DIR. GIBSON,

Professor Of EleetroPatby Ead Es6i0iss,
~ O1lc0 No. III OntsFi0 street., up EtairI, fsE
doom nom the Pablo square.
omce hours from 70 IL and fom : 10 s'olook
sally, fBHndAys sIosBtsdN a1Fs
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H.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
ootl:d&U General Agent for Ohio.
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DIED.
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rs.
Jared Tsnkle, ntft. .
A TTACHMENl
"a day Of November,
u 4 an order Of attachm.
the sum Of twenty and s.
will be for hearing on tn,
At l O'Clock P. n.
nov25 $50
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a DMINISTRATORS NOTION.

Esf0Ts 3 l. WiIkins0s, }.
p. Of ChagTin Falls TWp.,
Uuyahoga county, Ohio.
F-ON THE l4IH
l. D ISL said Justice is
,nl in the above action for
100 dollars, aud the same
9th cay Of January, 1852,
CHARLES RALDRON.
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Medina, March l, 1851.
n. The above named Ladies' We are personally so
auainted with, and know that for several yearl
while We lived IN Medins, they WMe Q great sufferers
Miss s. has been 60 badly afflicted that it was viii
difficulty she able to stand upon her feet. lev
bottles of OatholcOn entirely cured her OF her com
plants. My wife received great benefit from THU
medieine. We recommend L to the Ladies' Of thb
county as 8 safe and efficient remedy fOr the NAM
complaints thsy sTs 5ubisot 70. -
JOHN WEEKS,
L EDITOR Oanfsld Herald
q 2
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-22


Together with 2lS bbls Rye Flour 675 bbs and 80 hal,
bbls Corn Meal.
GRAIN.-The receipts of Grain have been light thi,
week. the offerings at the Corn Exchange of all descrip
tons amounting less than 600 bushels. The marke
has through the week been inactive, but prices
sales of red Wheat have been made within the last day
or two at an advance.
WHEAT.-There mas been less Wheat at market this
week than for several weeks past the receipts
ing to only about $500 bushels Red sold at the
AT iZog25 cts for good to prime but the last ay
Two ABOUT 1000 bushels prime red has been sold at ISL
t Gnu we quote good to prime as closing at l25(93I
US per eushel' White has varied very little in price
cts for medium 1359l45 cts for fair to God
# closes td ana 100 cts for fancy lots at which figures
RYE-Rye has been quoted tbrouob tho ,aa, =. soc,eo
Gus IOr Maryiand and o5aes for Pennsyyana Int
bushels Pennsylvania at as o. " one made to-day 200
CoRS-Ihe receipts of Corn Continue 70 h. ,;ub. A..
bu.hes bnt the snnn Hiounnng to only about Is 600
White sold at the opening at 535s cts bn me demand
.hres Gays past has been selling at 555 sna Of
closes dull at these figures for fair to prime Yeow ha
ranged through the week from to so cts bw.h mas
out only very prime lots will bring the figure
week There have been about 1000 bushels rscsra is
and they have mostly been sold at 2sa32 cts for Mar
'aPu, ana oo(gS2 cts per bushel for Pennsylvania
. Ease AND BgANs-Black Eyed Pease are still selling
scarce per two bushe bag but white Beans which are
we now ana md much wanted have again advanced and
1,oA.No-There is veTv little doins r. cu.n
that Of dealers pss for Peruvian per long ton
California orr go Jarvis Island at 49, We onos
tom Mexican at ts sao1o Guano at s45 per long
iens SeTss,a at At S. ssSaSDs s9
and $2S by dealers, and Coiumbas Ton by importers
ana es
raw bone PhqsPhate sell at s45 1000 lbs augh'
GUNNY BAGS..-Gunny Bags are selling at the g.,
lowing rates, viz: ~ cts. for small and l6Gl6 cts &
for large. ' Vs. eacn
HAY AND sTRAW.-For both these articles the mar.
ket this week has been dull We quote Hay $lSaI4
for Timothy in bales and Rye Straw dull at xI5 Der ton
There 10 no Wheat or Dat Straw offering.
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Nuuetarr ana Gummtrrial Rebiftc.
BALTIMORE, June 81, 1861


ma ,rons,ctions in Stocks this week have been very
,,ht Int for the leading securities the m arket mas
.houyhout it tolerably firm. There has peeh ho
movement in Railroad shares, but Baltimore anu on'o
~, ,sd on last Friday at s40S bid, left off to day
. hid regular way, showing an advance III IL ior he
eel If s1% Northern Central has also improVeu III
Y =, 4 Of dollar, the market for it closing to-
-, s1sx bid regular way, and $i3A bid buyer Oh
u' Ttbern Central 1885 bonds have improved in
', per cent We note sales of 81 600 of them a I
o7ls.o and they closed to-day at % bid, 4OS asked
Ning has been done in other Railroad bonds out BAL
e and Ohio 1855 closed to day at 20 bid and North
western Virginia bonds at 65 bid 70 asked for hrst mort
GAGE and so bid so asked for second mortgage In City
@ there has been very done the sales comprising
lot Of s4OO 1905 sold day or two since at So and
lot Of Il 900 do sold to-day 49, 1905 closed to-day
70 hid 79b asked and 1888 at 70 bid, 79& asked In
State stocks there has been Whatever at the
Roard but for Maryland 6s rs has been bid
occasions without being taken. They offered to-day
however at 7S The only sale of Bank stock this weel
is made in the early part of of Is shares Mechanics
at SAY. Union Bank, the par of which is $75, wa
offered today at 500 but only S55 bid for it, ant
Citizens closed at ssX bid, $40 asked, but no bid wa
made for any of the others The Mining stocks seem
he altogether neglected No sales have been made during
the week hut Springfield 81 20 bid to-day ant
Gardner Hill closed at 60 cts bid, Go cts. asked.
The Money market exhibits no features There Il
stion among capitalists to discount paper,
make loans for any specific PERIOD but money is offering
very freely on CALL and with satisfactory security amos
anv amount could be had at Gas per cent There is
paner selling on street and it is impossible Civ
ouotations for it. The banks renewing most of tn
paper that is maturing.
The foreign imports into the port of Baltimore for TIL
week ending Thursday amount in value to S74 459
which s2l,722 free, and s52737 duty payin
goods and the value of foreign exports from Batimor
the period Sl7s169 against s429 1856 las
week. Included in the exports s 32S bbls flou,
100 bushels corn, and IA 600 lbs copper ngots.
IN New York to-day Virginia 6's declined S24; Mi
souri, 6s sax; Tennessee SIS s2A: Erie \; New Yor
Central z; and Reading sl4 but North Carolina 6s al
yanced y; and Canton y.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
FRIDAY, June 81, 1861.
81 900 Baltimore city 6's, Observation-Disclosures
600 n. @ r. r. bonds 'S5.....................4
90 B. & o. r. R. bonds go. Observation-Disclosures
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

|
| NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET, June 2O-Th
market Tor Dry Goods has changed very little the pas
week but be quoted steady standard domes
trade about equal to the production and
accumuations at present exist Heavy drills and brown
sheetings held with great frmness and holders
not anxious as to the future prices Printing cloths arr
not offered but held by strong parties generally Indeed
the impression is general that have seen the worst
the panic and if any change is made it will be the
better Tribune.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, June Election is firm sales of 500 bales
at AK 9144 cts. FIouris irreguar-State 81 SO4 As
Ohio $500 Wheat has declining tendency; sales oil
16l 900 bushels; Chicago Spring 9OGsl0s; Milwaukee
club s191 l6; red $l25 white .3O@135 Corn is buoy
anti sales of "a 900 bushels at 40a4 cts for inferior
prime mixed; yellow 51d53 cts Southern 5657 cts
Pork is heavy; Mess sl5G1525. Lard is heavy SKA
OK cts. Sugar is steady; Muscovado * G5 cts Coffee
is firm sales of 500 bags at 11@4 cts Spirits Turpen
23l4 Rice is firm: Freights drooping -four taken
at Is. 3d.; grain Said for Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20-Flour steady but dull Super
fine $5G5.25; family $5.7595 rs. Wheat frmer: sales
scarce and firm: sales 900 bushels mixed at 81 cts
II cts.
ALBANY, June 2o-FIour dull. No sales of Wheat
Eorn wanted supply light; sales 5000 bushels prime
western mixed afoat in two lots AZ cts Oats less
safes 5000 bushels State at 80 cts whiskey 16Kc.
shade easier sales 600 bushels No CHICAGO snrnU 75
Sts io,OOo bushels Milwaukee club at SO CTS IA 600
go sue req winter bushels Northwestern club
% cts Corn steady and in good demand sales 70 600
bushels 53d334 cts. All but one hoat Jood a. ns;Je
figure Oats steady sales % 900 bushels % CT, a.
oswEdo, June 2O.-Flour unchanged Wheat dpll
80 cts Other grains nominal Lake inn ports-4 $40 hb
hour l0oooo bushels wheat, 81 500 do corn 500 do
o.s 0ana exports 500 bills flour, sc, 800 bushels
wheat, y. GOO do. corn, 1000 do. rye.
CHICAGO, June 20.-FIour 50lO cts lower. Wheat de-
hea og4 cts sales at IS cts for No. l. 56057 cts for
sora IN store Corn frmer at asa cts for mixed in