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Meaifines.

GANFORDS LIVER lNA IGCR.
~ AyQR nager Dslilltltes- It IA .ompos1 -
entirely lres BON GUNS, and has beconis a. =
proved By al who have used &c, and = nov r576rfi
70 With confidence 20 al the diseases or which Il L
Il has cured thousandff within the ld1t faogsan
Who had siTeR up AZ hopsg Of relief - ths
nnmelgns UNSOLICITED - lcerfincatea in ny po1lll
Tho dose must be ed.p-- tea 70 the tenpsranaopt
q the individual taFng 9 it,and used such quan
titles e. q act generliyas ou the bowels.
the Of the LIfERC IINFIGORAT0R, and Il
will ue LTYEE CoN-D PLAIEIs, BIlEors Al
LAcAai JlsPEF5iAs suH01-f- ilC DIAa4u1a, surEEI
goHPLA1El5f DEsEETEal - tDz0PsI, 5oul 3TorEcH
HAHITuAL CosrIYEEEss y lOH0LIc, CH6Irna n
EANTuul hLAruLEECE, - u uDrcE, EEukEH
WEAEHEa1, and may BEL g successfully y =
OEDINARY FAMILY ~ IWFDTCTNT rt ~
cure SICK HEADACHEi5s II la1 fhcr11nd9 csn Is
tily,l IN TW WENTfE iMlNUTE8, ri TWC
Oh T. REE TEA-E SPOONS i 4 RI "a
All who uss Il are giving thar testimony b it1 8
-hiE water IN the mouth with the Invisoratoi
sud sg4liog both tggslhgr. -, -
PkiCG ONE DOLLAh PAR BOTTk1.
Also Sanford Family Cathartic Pills.
Compounded ironi Pure Vegetable Extracts, and %
up 10 Class Casss, Air Tight, and Elu
keep 10 any climate.
aetivo Cathartie which the proprietor lls used %
p preetioe uore than twenty years
Ihecon5iantly increas7r., ing demand ron fho1
Who have long used the = PILIs and tie nltildsr
tion which al express in7 regard 70 their ue, ha1
me ffoles5ion veil know that lIHarauf "a
tlarLlcg act on dtlere1tI portions Of the bowels
Ihe Family gatharticI- Pill has, with due rslar.
ence 70 this well estah-I ilished hcf. hea1 com
pounded from a Variefy|-o |of the uurrst Na1afaI1f
Extracts, which act ike 'on every part Of fhe ~
mentary canal and ara. '0ooD and rfrr ID nu
cases Whera Cafharfic|l r. nssis1 .7rrh - D.
rangements Of the Stnm-11 |ach s1sspine71 p1n7 IL
the Back and Loius tos-l = fVeuess Pain arId 80
ness over the Eh0le Eody| fro1, sutirr coIf vhich
frequently, II neglected r end h a iona e6ur5P 4
Fever. Loss Of Appc-'-- lite . Crea1inq Een1r
ti0n Of Cold over fhr|- BODY. ReaffeTaneFa
Head-Ache, or WeirhfIT IN ne Herf afl TnGrnf
matOry Diseases, WOrmsI-3 h. Chfldren or Ad1It1
Rheumatism, great Purifar of the Blood md mang
diseases 70 which dssh il heir TOO urerfu5 10 1e1
ton In this advertisements. Dose 70 3
PkigE ~ CENTS.
~ The Liver lBfig0ratOr and Family Catharfi
PILLS are rutailed BY Druggists generally and sold
Fholes1ie By the Trade Ia All the large towns.
5. p, ". SANFOkD, M. D.,
Manufacturer and ProrriatGr,
lyldEEhs - froafHfg g.,eF York
- saniold's Liver Invigorator and CafhaTtil
Pills nrs los sale by
CH0RCHILL& BRO, Drug7ists,
hlO :. " cor. Pub. Square and Ontario %.
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NS4A5AQN1 Disc
With al bad sHsets arising thsrsir0n, inclading

with all bad ELECTS arising fhersirom fnclrffnR
BEBIGITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATIOE.
Hs has sucoseded In curing cases IN this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars With
setstyed physicians, who proiess TO treat en- prgatl
least particle OF benefit.
some College In London or Paris As perhaps somc
others DO tor TIE rllr noE7 OF a1f1al - Innocent,
snd gno bold gut great s 1sser @ Be r.
this, that he s able to give entire satisaction &c
these who repose conhdsnee in his ability and nteg-
rity, aud that he has perfected American system
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don Paris, any patent medicine 70 1runi for the
radical cure uf ssuinai wsaness and al i-eesss %
arrangements, both mental and phTsical, aFlsina
rom 3eNudl OF gsCret abuse.
Dr.. GIBSON also claims for his nsVr treatment thf
and first, the agents used are in 10 l. sof d5sSrss.
able; he uses no relics Of the dark 49, such a.
Asrcuryi nor any other deieferiou8 drug seculdl.
20 restrictions IN diet OF business g required Third
ly his treatment Is positive and certain IN ~ caral
10 stands prepared 20 into any public or uriVaf
hospital In the United States and damonstratss n
immense superiority Of his new treatmeut over an
other now known 70 the world IN pcint 1f promnt
ness permanency, mtdness, safety and copTaniencg
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located IN Cleveland
and has during the past nine moEthl performed nam
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other moes Of trea; ;ment Reerence can Be- given e
individuals OF the first resQeCtabiity in Cleveland
Boston, New York. and ether cities in regard &c
skill and integrity in Gl profession transaations
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, Scroiula ard an chronia
diseases treated with 81 uperior success.
- Medicine ssnt to any part Of the country
Dr. GiBs6E's New Work On PhysiOlosy for sal
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Elsetrepai1y ard Assieines
- OHce 40. III Outasio street., ID stairs, a
doors nom the Public square
QaIee hours iron 9 70 = and from to to5 o'cIOcs
faily. tSundaFa eNoeptedl aue9
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Eli 8oads.
ELAND 3 TOLEDO R. r.

CLEVELAND 3 TOLEDO r. r.
is5S-i. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1901.
On and afier Eonday, November 18th 1850. Trains
on this Road will leave Cleveland Is iolloEs
1.50 A. NJ Through Mail stopping Et all stations on
tho southern DiViSion, arriving at Toledo
1880 P. M.
400 p Mail stops at al stations east ofssndusky
on Northern Division, and arrives AZ San.
dusky At s:l5 p n.
ISO p N. Chicago Express-stops at all stations sx-
cept Washington aud Clay, and arrives
In Toledo At i2.i0 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at Mouroeviile with the SAN
dusky, Mansfield and Newark X. r., at CLYDE with
tile sanduaky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. b. st Fre-
mont with Fremont q Indiana Il. r., and AZ Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicnqo D.
troitS Jackson, FORT Wayns, IOgansport, Lafayette,
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Tc edo aud the
VEST AZ s;s0 A. n, and 5i0 P. n. And from sandus-
9.25 A.
RS-FoT information and tickets apply at the Union
Iiekat Oiuee, 81 Superior st. and az the Depot.
L. d. KUCkER,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-19

DR. R. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNG
and CHEST,
z N0WN ALL OVER THH
IN the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
viii be sc bis olios, No. 11 Superior street. ClsFs
land Ohio, lopposite the Post Once two doors sa8
Of HOhnian's Block the follsWing dates o. saol
and every menth, viz:
lsL I'd lltk l7th 13th 14tt 1id 3Oth.
a5'A PAMPRLET,~s
containing = il 4. ksfch Of DR. LToH's La study
and extensive Travels, has Just been Issued 81 him
which can be oidsined Il his once bT al Who dssiD
APFOi NTmENTs ABROAD.
Tolsdo-A Alerclauts z lotsli formerly Collins HOust
each month, 18th, 25tli and 6th.
Ravenna--U0lliils House, egch month, 81 and Gth
Akron--E Era. irs' House, each month, ith and 9Th
Paineayills- Coal-s House, each month, 18th.
Nassillon- A merriam Hotel, each month. and %
Elyrta-BcoiiC house, each month, 18th and 18th.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS House, each muufh, Isaud
Adrian, Mlch---EaCh month, I'D and 13d
Mausheld-27flf and 2ofh.
Dr. LYONS protsses to discern discasas bT thl
Eye He, therefore, asks no question: nor fsduire
the patients 70 relate any OF their SYN ptdms cor
gns and ALL and haFe your gymP Ptoms and the loca
tion OF your disease & planned. iree Of charCs.
MAXIM sfRlUrLf ADHRRED TO.
give such balm as have no strils
VIII nature the laws OF life
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor P0IsaN men 70 uase their pain.
p. S.-Dr. LYON pledges bis sacred Word 11dI honu
that he viii In uOWise, directly and indirefr n.
duce or cause any invalid 70 take bis medicine with
- Consultation and advicc free uf chnr1a. ~
fhe reor ~ - lir--.llT -nli-is'-rsas dos
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B. r. Beavis, Master Commfssion1r.
Plth'l Atty. isbi7.s1

GUARDIANS SALE.-IN PUR-
Cuyahuga county, Ohio, made in The case Of Angus
ta Pierson, guardian Of Leila Person against her
Ward, the undersigned will on the l9th day Of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1861, ~ O'Clock P. n, AZ the door Of
Ohio offer at public sale the undivided fourth part
Of the following described real esta=. situate IN
Brooklyn, CuyahORa county, Ohio, known Is part Of
lot No. 63 and bounded, beginning IN the centre Of
the BrecksYslle rUad, aud on land owned b. AuFn8-
tus barstoWi thence - L "a links 70 land owned
By i. s. Young; thence south chains and 81 LINKS;
thence west - links; thence south IL and N-lfu
chains; thence west Sand 9S-O0 chains; thence north
% and 43lgO chains 20 the southeast OF said
BarstoW's land; thence ~ r chains 10 place OF
Also Beginning on the dividing line Of land for
merly owned by warren and u. s. Young and 56-lfB
chains north from stone SIT In said line; thence
So and 63-l00 chains 70 south line Of BrecksVile
and s. 100 chains along the line Of said read 70 stone
IN said dividing line; thence south said line and
Zl-luy chains 70 place Of beginning. containing
lZlooo Of an acre, after the above shall have been
reduced by the following described pieces, taken
tkereirom, viz: Beginning at a stone Z5 links west
OF 4 stone in the dividing line Of lands formerly
owned Dy " Grren md a. ). Oungs thence north
parallel 70 said dividing line and l5-l00 chains 70
theree south and 5s-IuO chains o said line 10 4
stone; thence west IS links 70 stone and place Of
beginning, containing ll-l0u Of an acre. Also, Be-
ginning in the centre OF ths Brech sVile GdjOiu
ochains TO stones thence south and 100 chains
70 IOst; thence east and S2-lo0 chains; thence
north and 2llOO chains 10 post; thence north 4U'
30 and dzlO0 chains to this centre ofsaid Brecks
VILE road thence north 4s9 along the centre Of
the road and 35-lUu chains to place Of beginning,
containing and = acres Of Land with the i'm prove
mentH thereon.
Terms Of sale, Cash Appraised at $50 co.
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UNION FLAG IN ARKANSAS
Yesterday AfternoOn's RepOEt.
SAILED

PORTLAND, Feb. II.
The Anglo saxon sailed at O'Clock this alter.
noon for LlFernool.
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DR. K N APP, OCULIsT, OF IA
Il J years experience, exclusively treats Diseases
OF the Eye, and Deafness at No. 90 Bond st., Cleve
land. short distance from the Post Office.
HG- Abundant testtmo malls Of persons restored to
Sight or Hearing N New York, the Western States,
and Northern Ohio ia
Artificial eyes inserted THAT MOVE, and the best
quality. DR.. X. has takena Diploma in competition
with ell other Ocusts, at the New York State Fair
Tor his superb artificial Eyes
Es5- No charge for examinations dec29d&wR2s
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u. s. MARsHAL's SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A % PLU. Fl. FA
II J issued from said Court in the above entitled
cause, to directed viii oer for sale at the south
door Of the Poet Uce, in the city Cleveland c0un-
Y Of CEyaboga- and State Of Ohio, on MONDAY, the
18th day Of March, A. D. 1861, at the hour Of o'clock
?. NJ, Of said day, the following descI ibed real
tate in James Purdys allotment to the city Of Cevs
land, being part Of lot No. IS in the township Of
Brooklyn, in the County Of Cuythoga, and State Of
Ohih, yz:L0ts Nos l3, IA, IS 10. II 49, I9, 70 T. p
3 a, p q q, Is, -, 80, - - So a., A. 49, ~ 90 81,
~ 81, S. 56, 81, IS So 6 o. 62 IS o. S. 66 81 g.
g. 20, H. y 7s, "a, IS 70, H. 7e 7g, 90 81 ~ 50 s. -
So 50, ~, 81 %, g3 ~ 95, So 81 - ~ ltO TO- 70 l0
lOl, 5, lo6, u7, JOS, l09 iln H. l2 i 49, u.s. 1885,
lIi ll8s 49, 40 l2li f24, u, i24, 2 l III rs l29
- 3, 49, , l34, ls5, l36, ls7, l3s 1872 l4O III AZ
l43, IA, and AS.
UT above Lots a were appraised at SIS each;
81 lots at s7 eachi . lots 50 EACH y lots a. Sf5
eachi lot ct So lot st 800; lot at $50 lots al
$50 each. Total, lI9 lots.
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M S M1nsn11Ia -

U. >. GARsHAL's 8 SALE.
Price }. Patten, ct. al, U. $. Cireuit Court
Stanford J. Lasa,ar 0i the S9'sassa of oSol Di'''''
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF
Id Venditi0ni EEponas issued from said Court In
the shove entitled cause, 20 me directed will offer
for sale at the South Door Of tue Post Once in the
City Of Cleveland on Monday, the 18th day Of March
A. D. 1851, at The hour Of lQDc Cck H.. Of said day
the following described lands and irnementa, aitu
ate IN the village Of grin Fall5 tuyehcga County
in said Dstric viz;-LOts Nos 8, aud west part 40
et) VI iei lots Nos. 81 and 50 In A. Bias aotmeut
lots Nos. So g. ~, n, and u and 70 n Bliss Nay
hew allotment, and lot No. IN fincsnts allot
meut
Z JOHNSON, U. S. Marshal,
Joaegh Pool, Atty for Pia's. fsbi5'sz7
MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANF
lLl- 70 ths command Of decrotal order Of sale
y, at the suit Of kdWars Wade, against John En-
gelhOrn and others, 70 ne directed, shall expose
for sale pr Bile auction, 1t the door Of the Court
House in the City Of Cleveland, the eighteenth
day Of March, 1866, at three O'Clock p ~ tho fol-
lowing described lot Of land, situate Ia BROOKLYN
township Cuyahoga County, Ohio and knOs ns
subdivision lot No. geven I'D lot Is hfy feet
mont on Wuoe Avenue, and one hundred and thirty
nine ioet deep 10 hiram Stones addition 70 Ohio
CITY and Cleveland, composed Of part Of original
lots Nos. ntth-three and BiNty-eight, In Brooklyn
township Appraised as 500.
HENRY G. ABBEY,
B. r. Beavlgi Master Commissioner.
Plths ATTY. fsbl7-3N
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e, Cash. Appraised at $50 %.
. u Isl. u. Z - q

B. R. Beavis, Attorney. -, is5Is lssi:sss
HUARDIAN'S SALE.-IN PUR-
\ sUAEcE OF an order Of the Probate Court Of
CuyahoRa County, hiO, made February 9th, 1881 in
the case of Peter Tettalbach, guardian Of francis
Wtlke, against his Ward, the undersigned will, on
the 18th day Of February A. b. 1871, at ocl'ck ?.
M a the doOr Of the Court House in Cleveland,
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, Oer public sale, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in Cleveland
CuyahOga county, Ohio, and known as being Uity lot
number AS, in Barber Lords subdivision in that
part Of the City Of Cleveland that was formerly
known as the City Of Ohio, and bounded, north By
tarroll street, east By jersey street; south ty lot
tue and west BY lot No. Is 81 and T. l2 feet
front Carroll street. by l22 and gl2 feet in depth
Terms Of sale, Cash. Appraised At 500.
PETER rEI IfELBACH
Guardian Of Francis Wilke.
B. R. Beavis, Attorney. iebI3 lS6l:323
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NLEVELAND AND MAHONLNG


Al L R OAD.
TINE TABLE No. Ito take effect on anu altar
Wednesday, November ., ls6O.
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DOYVEAU LAFECTEUR'S ROB,
ID authorized and adopted by the Medical Faculs
81 Of France, and supplied to the French Navy This
Medicine takes the place OF Cod Liver OIL extracts
Sarsaparila, Iodine and Mercury. It is recommend
cd and used in the hospitals Of France for Tettorp
Assesses, Cancers, Ulcers, ScrOfua, scurvy FLOUR
Albus, Gout, rheumatism, aches, pains and all al
tectOns Of the skin The ROB is especially useful In
the cure OF the Syphiltis Diseases designated Pri.
mary, Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and GER
uncates accompany each bottle Price g per bottle
Sold IN Cleveland by GAYLORD and Hammond, Drug
gists, No I'D Superior st. The trde supplied by adj
dressing Dr. Giraudeau de st. Gervas u Rus Richer
Paris. or 46 Broad It,. n. Y. aurIT.R90
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Y. ClsVeiana, Pialntln, Before 4. HG ssnmuelier,
vs.. , J. p. Of Cleveland TWp
A TTACHMENT.-ON THE 257H
~ day OF January, A. d. 1851, SAID Just CO issued
~ ordsr O. attachment for the sum Of rFsniy-six
lslo0 dollars and probable costs OF suit ten doars
GEO. a. lhGERSOLL,
plaiutffrn A tforuev
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-03-07
Republicans being Instructed.

Col. Forney, in his Washington
thus talks to his Republican
friends: "
If it is true that the voice Of the
people is the voice Of. God, the Re
publicans are being abundantly in.
structed as to their duty by the re-
suits of the recent elections. North
and South, the voters are talking to
the politicians and the leaders, in
no ambiguous terms. They are
issuing orders to their servants
orders, too, which must be obeyed.
Scarcely an election has taken
place, North or South, in which the
popular wish, the popular prayers,
Unpopular mandate that the Union
mnst be saved, does not appear. |
believe that ifan opportunity could
be furnished to the people of Phila-
delphia, a majority of thirty thou,
sand would be found to be in favor
of a prompt and permanent ad,
justment. The victory at Lancas,
ter was but housekeeping of the
great gold mine hid in the popular
heart. Let that heart but speak.
and there will besuch an outpouring
of affection for our beloved country
as would strike fanat: cism and trea.
son dumb in their strongholds.-
Those who are being misled by the
party cry that they will not treat
with traitors who have arms il
their hands, should come here ant
consult with the Commissioner now
in council from the Border Slave
States. These men have no arms
in their hands, like the conspirator'
they despise as much as we do
They make no threats. All theiI
words are words Of peace and ell
treaty; and 1 am surprised that thu
intelligent friends of Mr.. Lincolr
do not appreciate this feeling at it
true value, and anticipate the OK
pcctation of the people before the.
are overwhelmed.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-03-07
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Monday, Mari

DhbiA"Ohbj "ShA
An intense excitemtnt has pre-
vailed here throughout the day at
the intersection of Baltimore and
North streets. In the vicinity of
the telegraph and principal news
paper offices dense crowds were as
sembIed all day awaiting the intel
ligence from Washington. The
hopes of the people all centered on
an expected conciliatory tone in
Lincoln's Inaugural, and were dis
appointed. II not Immediately, it
is believed that violent demonstra-
tons will he made at the South
when Lincoln attempts to collect
the revenue in the seeded States.
Although the feeling among the
hopeful vas deep, yet no distnr-
bance occurred, with the exception
of the racing ola Republican named
Gunnlson, one of the would-bc Re-
ception Committee of Mr.. Lincoln,
who was disappointed by his late
fight.
Mr.. Buchanan is expected to ar
rive here tomorrow, and leave the
next day for Wheatland. He will
be escorted by the fine battalion:
Baltimore City Guard, numbering
one hundred and thirty men, who
will accompany him to Lancaster
and then return to Baltimore vi;
Philadelphia.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-03-07
More Terrible Plots-More Men in Buck.
ram.

Another terrible plot has been
discovered, according to the sensa.
ton tclegraphers at Washington
Five hundred conspirators have Or
ganized into a band for the pur-
pose of shooting the President on
Inauguration day. These plots and
conspiracies are about as reliable
rs the stories of Falstatf, and those
engaged in them are all men Of
Buckram. They arc gotten up fol
the purpose, in our judgment, Of
affordingan excuseto General Scott
to keep a largo standing army il
Washington and to cover the
groundless fears and apprehension:
of Lincoln, whose recent flight il
the night from Harrisburg tc
Washington has not given the
country the highest idea of hi
courage.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-03-07
Office k

Our town is fast becoming a de-
c;dcdly great place. The home of
great men, with huge p~retentions
and giant expectations. Last week
we shipped to Washington City,
three office seekers, all of whom
feel very sanguine that they have
but few equals in this government,
and consequently, deem success i'm
minently certain. Mr.. Ogden is
asking for the Marshalship of the
Southern District Of Ohio. His
claim is based upon the fact that he
once sleptall night with "Old Abe
on a pile of rail Is, somewhere in the
great State of NiNoy. Better stay
ut home Lew, and save your mon
cy, there are lions i'll your road
watch them. Mr.. Cans, we under
stand will demand, for himself the
mission to IIayti, and also a coup,
lie of first class Clerkships, for some
or the numerous supernumeraries.
who swarm about the Probate
Judges Office, we hope that he will
succeed. Mr.. Denny, will only
ask for, a little Indian Agency out
West somewhere, he is about Civ
ing up the wool-trade, and is anx-
ious to get some position where he
can make the "fur fy." We doubt if
"Old Abe" will find it convenient,
to accommodate all his friends who
have no recommendation other, than
that they have at some time or 9TH
or in their lives been ridden on a
rail.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-03-07

CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, March 6.

afr ...itn CINCINNATI, March 3.
There is o continued good de-
mand tor mess Pork, and the mar
ket firm at SIT 25 for country and
SIT SO for city. A sale Of 100 brls.
country was made on Saturday,
after Change, at SIT 2E. Bacon
continues in good request at Il, 81,
and 1ORc. for Shoulders, Sides and
clear Sides. Bulk Meats, are dull,
if we except heavy Sides, at 6s@6lc
for Shoulders and 8Rc. for light
Sides. Sales of those averaging 35
pounds were made to-day at SEC
Lard is in good request at 94c., but
it is held at 99c., with buyers Of
choice city at 98c. Keg is held at
1o4c., with a fair demand at 1Oc.
Flour is very dull at 81 50@4 60
for superfne, 81 65@4 rs for extra,
and 81 8O@5 25 for family. Small
sales were made at the above fig
ures. Bakers Flour is in fair re-
quest at $6@5 rs, with sales Of fan
cy at S. 5O@6.
Wheat is dull at 98c.@1 for Red
and 81 03@1 08 for White.
Oats are dull at 27c., which is &c.
lower than Saturdays quotations.
A fair demand exists at 26c.
Ryyeis quiet at $4,000.
Ear Corn is dull at 1c. lower,
closing at the lower road at 33c.-
Shelled remains unchanged but
dull.
THERE'S q good demand for prime
Fall Barley, with but little offering.
We quote the whole range Of Fall
at 65@7Oc.; Canada Spring at 70@
75c., and Western Spring at $4,000.
Whisky, under the heavy offer
ings, much in excess Of the supply,
declined &C., closing at 143c., and
dull, with q strong downward ten
dency in the market.
BUTTER-Choice roll continues in
fair demand at 14c., but other quail.
tiles remain dull. We quote com.
mon to prime at 8@13c.
v ApPLEs-The market is un'
changed and dull. We quote fail
to prime Northern at 81 1902 2t
per brl. .. .0l
PoTAToEs-The demand is mod.
crate at 81 30@1 40 per brl. fol
prime Meshannocks.
4 SEED-Clover continues dull a
81 1904 20 in sacks and brls.-
Timothy is in moderate demand a
80 50a2 60. Flax is firm at 81 10
Hemp is dull at 81. The sales re
ported were 40 bushels Timothy a
|, 50 SIS; 90 do. Glover, in lots, at 81
Is. 2a 2.,491 .a,o 2ul-a}
EGGs-Sales 139 brls. at Ole.
shippers count.