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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14
Drs. Beaugrand a. Kelley,

Have associated themselves in the practice of
PLY $40 AND 5 VI r. G EIS Y,
and hope BY their thorough knowledge ofther profession
and unremtting attention to the sick to merit share Of
public confidence and patronage.
oFFIoE.-On Pike street in Besugrand bullding, near
Keaslers Hotel.
Frsmont My %. 1soo!-notf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14
BmcI1Iand & Everett.

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law and Solicitors In
chancery will attend to professional business and Lane
Agency IN Sandusky and adjoining counties. Office, 2nC
Itory Buckland's Block, Fremont.
r. p. BUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14
Homeopathy.

Dr. J. W. FAILING, having established himself for the
purpose of practicng Homeopathy in this place and vi
entity would respectfully to the public that his
present arrangements will enable those desrous Of avail
Ing themselves Of Homeopathic treatment to rely with
or out of town.
G- Omce at his residence the Turnpike, the first
house east Of the Old Catholic Church,
N b. DR.. F. pays particular atteptipn to all forms Of
chronic diseases. Fremont, April 10, 1855.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-09-28

The PoxY ExPRess RlDER.-The
Grass Valley National hes the following
about the Pony rider on the Plains:
Each rider Is in possession of and has
the absolute control over the horses on
his heat, and all the trappings thereto.
He has them kept in the best of order
by the men at the stations GENERALLY
two in number.) He said that he could
tell within few minutes of the time
when the Pony would be at his end of
the route, so that no delay might take
place in the changing Of riders, although
as general thing the rider on an ap-
preaching Pony blows a horn when
about three quarters Of mile distant,
80 that all may be in readiness for him
ut his arrival. Each rider is provided
with complete buckskin suit Of clothes
with the hair on and forming the out
side of the same, so that in tho event
Of storm, the rain or snow will not
penetrate or make the clothes heavy
and thus retard the horse; but it runs
off down the hair which is more or less
oily. The pockets for the conveyance
OI tuc IcttcIS, ctc., uTe lOur Ill uumOcr
and are placed Immediately under the
saddle horn next to the horse. Four
cight-inch six-shooting Colts are SO ar
ranged as to be half cooked, so that
with the impression on their hammers
they arc ready for their deadlicst work.
These and knife Of some eighteen
inches in length, with mercury in a
tube formed in the back of the same,
50 that when used the mercury rusles
to the point of the blade and no doubt
would deal terrible blow, constitute
the riders means of defense. About
one hundred miles is the distance tray
eled by each rider. He is allowed only
eleven hours to do it in, and as much
sooner as possible; therefore each RI
der has four hundred miles to ride cv-
cry week in the short space of forty
hours! The horses used are Spanish
breed, and kept in good order; the RI
ders and men at the stations receive
their pay (Which is good at the end Of ev-
cry mouth, and are furnished with pro-
visions by the company at reasonable
rate.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-09-28

- The Louisville Jow~al has A.
sumed bold front and bids the seces-
sionists defiance. In its issue Of Aug.
22d, Prentice uses the following san-
pha;ic language:
"Now gentlemen of the secession
party, you must stop ere the Rub;con
be posssd. be asssFed thst, while We,
the Union mea sl Kentucky. hese %
Thought sf isvsaisg Tsaesssee, and
while ws sineeusly snd saspe2iy wash
peacs With yoa-bs aassrsd. sve ny.
that i son s1tampt . cnsIy out ehas
villainous scheme, Jon, may make -
yeur n,inds 10 Ff0nT. The Union men
Of Kentucky arc pot sptirely uurss'
pared To Ineet such - ea.er1oacy.
They hsve strurEled l6r Peaee bon the
suanmencoment q thA coa1lct Ieey
oidlse e -. ~, 3y0u haso tado
20 yoar nn1n1s - - dbesA 90 eA9
will meee The isnng - bsupQe esass.
{svo - I6yal Xontoe ekiona s0o1 3pcs
- 6I1eyGn6A6ll l1seeag gSneoa t1soA
D. ssfss &rsUP-sdh hsguGa 7. =. -
- Hnsne Took bsinR d AQbo4 \
0eoeRs mnAslhos - f1lVod : 60
renlIS kus NJ ,DeeI M3s(1GE anlbe
y r,n9aA Nh kiaG f1aM Z. kaetAE
4, e,A.i1Adi11lk aSfoft1
-~A:. ..A Asle~r.v.h - ~ no
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-09-28

~A wag being asked the name
of the einvsntor Of butter stamps, re-
piled thaf it wss probably Csdmus, a.
he brought letters into Greece. II
CoNrn,arr OF rnBa RsBELs FOR oUR
scIDrrss. s.ATke moment they sse them
they torn thsirbacAS apon them. > e.
~Haa ths tstida of svSntsss any,
thing tede- With o. = cnl lntpf ppbIii
opinion. thatis eyinaiss go 81, eli T. +
A1NiW Womsa shosl3 shleahotrsst
gcvern. y o.. ! tdaalu sl.iI ..,d .,s;gp
] sRAyias ye4laep1s ssSs,h4fsn' 10s,s
ConfSdefS64s4ms<as sd SIT Hscz
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-09-28

CHRONOLOGY OP SECESSION
States have seeded from the Union.
The ortlinsaces Of secession were
I'assed in the following chronological
order: 1. South Carolina, December
20; 2. Mississippi, January 8; 3. Ala
bana january n; 4. Florida, Janua-
~ IL; 8. Georgia, January %, 8.
LouisiAna, January 90: Z. Texas, Feb.
ruary /; 8. Virginia, Aprii II; Q. Ar.
kansas May s; 10. Tennessee, May
g.: II. North Carolina, May "a.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-09-28

ted Commissioner Of Public Buildings
in place Of Wood resigned.
$500. 900 dollars have alrsady been
subscribed to the popular loan.
Il d supposed there are $4,000 rebel
a4 Leedsburg.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-09-28
Census Of Oregon.

Mr.. Bush, in writing to the Statesman
from Washington, gives the following
table, showing the population of Ore
gon according to the census return OF
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-09-28

p% Two unsophisticatcd country
lasses visited Niblo's in New York,
during the ballet season. When the
short-skirted, gossamer-clad nymphs
made their appearance on the stage
they became restless and tidgety.
"Oh! Annie !" exclaimed one soto
roce.
"Well, Mary?'
"It amt nice-I don't like it,
"Hush, the folks will notice You"
81 don't care, it ain nice, and Won
der aunt brought US to such place"
"Hush, the folks will laugh at you"
After two or three filings and pirou-
cite, the bushing Mary again said:
"Oh, Annie, let's go-it amt nice,
and don't feel comfortable"
"Do hush, Mary" replied the sister,
whose face was scarlet, though it wore
an air of determination; "its the first
time | ever was at theatre, and sup
pose it will be the last, so 1 am going to
stay it ont if they dance ecery rag cUtheir
backs -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-09-28

size. By sickness, lying between Fairfax
Courthouse and Falls Church.
BosroX, Sept 5.-Boston banks have
made another specie gain Of e676, 400
to-day. which swells the total now held
70 over el2, 500, 900.
The travel By way of Louisville is
completely blockaded by orders OF the
Government.
All the Secession emblems at Balti-
more have been suppressed.
Adviccs from the Southern part of
Maryland state that the Union men are
organizing strongly for the October
election.
Advices from Virginia leave no doubt
that the rebel leaders, both civil aud
military, are agreed about an advance
upon Washington and Maryland in
few days. The Government is fully
prepared for any emergency.
The force opposite Washington is
estimated by the rebels at 1875, 900 men,
with heavy rcinforccments arriving.
They say that the attack is to be made
OH Washington the present week.
Simultaneously with the attack Oh
Washington, demonstrations are to be
made, according to authority, near the
mouth of tho Occoquan, and above, at
Edwards, Noland's and the White
House Ferries. The rebels have plcn-
ty of provisions and whisky. Fami-
lies and stores have been entirely
drained of salt, sugar and coffee; no
money can purchase these. Men beg
in pitcous terms of their Maryland
friends for pittancc of those articles.
The stock are suffering for the want of
salt.
Ex-Governor Wright, late Minister
to Berlin, made a strong Union speech
at Indianapolis on the 9th inst. He adj
vises war to the knife, and the knife to
the hilt, until the last vestige of rebe l.
lion be crushed out.
Gen. Grant, with 9 regiments of in
fantry, company OF light artillery, and
gunboats, took possession of Padu-
cab, Ky, on the 9th, and found secess-
ion flags flying in expectation of the ar
rival Of Southern army, which was
reported $500 strong, 16 miles distant.
The loyal citizens tore down the seces-
sion flags on the arrival of our troops.
Gen. Grant took possession of the tel
cgraph office, depot and marine hospi-
tai, aud found the rations of the South
crn army. He issued proclamation
saying:
came among you. not as an enemy,
but as friend and fe!low-citizen; not
to iniure aud annoy you, but to respect
defend and enforce the rights of loyal
citizens. Columbia and Hickman are
in the hands Of the enemy, and they arc
moving upon your city. l am here to
defend you against this enemy, and as.
scrt and maintain the authority and
sovereignty ofyour Government. The
armv will remain until you can pursue
your usual avocations without fear, and
Whenever this is manifest, 1 shall with
draw the forces under my command.
Y ~ ',.a N. J. GRANT,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
The. Pension Bureau has already
commenced pensioning soldiers wound
cd in the present war. :.
1000 troops were to leave St. Lou
is ON the 7th, for active service along the
Hannibal aud st. Joseph Railroad.
Nome of the railroads out Of this city
are now in operation, but arc waiting
protection, which u daily looked for.
There is no telegrsphic connection
with tho Fast
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-09-28

pssss!a %sisss.s q! Ss'':sR 9;is
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-09-28

LATE PONY EXPRESS.
Dates from st. Louis to September 10th.
nlllD hln q M! DAVIS
MORE FIGHTINo N MISSOURI.
Railroads IN Possession Of ContedTotes
Early Advance By the Rebels on 1aryland
and Warrington.
North Carolinians retarning to
their Allegiance.
DIMINISHING IN VIRGINIA.
THE POSITION At IA TTERAS INLET TO
BE HELD BY THE FEDERALS.
PROGRESS OF EVENTS.
Preliminary Steps to Important Naral
Worements.
kentucky Invaded by the Rebels.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-09-28

The FEELING IN New YoRK.-In
Broome county, a few secessionists were
ISOLATED with the defeat that they called
public meeting under pretence of
taking measures for the re-organiza-
tion Of the Democratic party, but the
affair proved to be miserable failure.
Not 80 the call for the meeting Of the
Democracy on the succeeding night,
for the purpose of upholding with their
voices the cause of the Administration,
and pledging the party anew to its feal-
ty to tie Stars and Stripes. This meet.
Ing was attended by upwards Of 5000
persons, including Daniel S. Dicken.
son, who made stirring speech on the
occasion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-09-28

How BLoND1N DOES 1T.-The ration
ale of Blondin's performance is thus
stated in an English journal: He has
perfect confidence in his own sense Of
touch aud balance, and he never looks
beneath him. That being so, fifty feet
and five hundred feet are the same to
him. lie looks.in fixed manner and
always above him, he is guided by his
feet. When, therefore, rhc is blind
folded, he is deprived Of a sense which
is Of no use to him-which may, in
deed, prove source of danger. When
the droop of the rope at Niagara was
forty feet, and he was at the bot
tom Of the curve, he could scarcely
avoid seeing the ends of the rope, and
that was a source Of danger to him.
1t he were to look down once, we
know not what would happen to him !;
but we may guess from an accident
which occurred some time ago. Blon-
din's last performance at the Crystal
Palace was attended by 12, 900 persons.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-10

..... iPslLANTI, MICH, Jan. II, 1851
MIR. SPALpING. SIR
Not hong sent to OH for box ofCephalc Pills
for the of the Nervous Headache and Costumes,
and received the they had 80 good sn eHtc
that; wa induced to seud Tor more
Please send by return mail. Direct TO
A. Il. WHEELER.
psilanti, Mich
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-10

REYNoLEBUtG, FRANKLIN Co., OHIO /
January9 1861.
HENRT c. SPALDING,
No. Is C.dtr St. n. Y.
DEAR SIR.
lnclosed find Twenty hNe cents, (25) for which
box Of Cephalic Plus Send 10 address of Rev Wm
C. killer, Keyuodsburg Franklin Co Ohio
Your Pills work like charm cure Headache almos
iustaHter. Truly yonrs,
VIM C. FILLER
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-10

& CANADIAN REMEDY

For Csst'reness, hreguIa "y and Debu .ofhe
D'gest1re OryanS Inducing Headcche, ASST
tude, Nervousness, General Prosrotion of the
.H'nd and BODY, Paralysis, dc.
moments reflection ought to convince sensible man
u of the folly and danger of constantly dosing with "a
thaTtlc Medicines The practice is rerncious and suci-
tai. An experience OF forty years has taught that
lhe constantly increasing evils of indigestion are fear
fuly aggravated by the too free Of Catlartcs. The
american people are fast becoming nation Of dyspep-
tics by their artificial modes Of life. Drastic Caha tics
increase The rrtabiy, and PROSTATE the strength of the
digestive organs
The Pills offered especially designed to allav
tbs lrritabty and at The same time inyigorate a
strensth all the functions of digestion, while they are
gently laxative. They anodyne tonic nd laxative
They are so mild and nvigorating that one is OF remind.
ed by any dsagreeabe effects that he ha taken medicine
Business Men, Sudeats, Proessional Men Females and
all person: leading confined sedentary life SHOULD
try them.
The undersigned Physicians cheerully certify tc the
high professional standing Of Dr. Colby Stanstead one
of the oldest and best Physicians and to The exec lent
qualities of his " Anti Costi,e and Tonic Pills which
we have used in our practice, and highly approve.
j. E.GibSON M. D.. iunham, C. Z.
c. l.. COTTON, NJ. D., CowansyiIle
NAti.ES BROWN. NJ d.
$. :. FOSTER, NJ. y Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, ND, Barnston.
y. JENkS NJ. D.
T;W X N4E[I.F: M D., 'tanscad
JOSEPH EREAuUN. NJ. H.. Surgeon R. y.
BENJAMIN DANON, D. Coaticouk
LEMrEL RICHMOND, Nj, D., Derby Line
IT. G. GLlNtS, NJ. D., Compton. c. Il.
G. .. S0Mtk>, NJ. D., Mogog c. Z.
J C. tUTHERFORO, VI. D., Newport Vt
Prepared by Ur N I. COLBY, Stansiead, C. E. and
Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold where medicine is rcnerallv
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-10
Geo. w. Wilder

sAGENr for the sale of Geo.i AEPrnce &. Co.'S I'm
Iproved patcntiprze Medal
.HELODEONS
The Premium has unifermy been awarded 10 these
Instruments whenever exhibited in competition with
others, Manufactured !; Buffalo M
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-10
MRS. WILSON'S
c 0 co AN u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING

MIS- Wilson's Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles,
"e fetals for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
'-H any person, young DID, there is not Its equal in
~ world 1t will make the hair every thing you wish it
BE- and moreover II has perfume that is infinitely
Sror any Of the fashionable extracts, either foreign
American which alone should entitle it TO place
"'r .-dy's toilet table.
sr the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
"- Morihng apply little of the Dressing, and your
"' VIII be even more lifelike i'll color and beauty.
;. nothing your hair but these preparations, and
~ "'ese according to directions, and we warrant you
GOOD AeatAy head Of hair.
Ahliacurei and sold at wholesale by Henry T. VIII
o., Manchester, n, II to WHOM all letters should
, 1861-03-08

e$ ,,nn+n1 D,..s.1 XIII anu -V1u1
Meatat ~ riasteret. G. Adams atrcet, Chicago Ill
10 !nlGfM nc ctt.ens n{ Chicago and State O.
can sn,ddp nf1tcsss buildings 20 complete t1e
n,3nrS sPtanE knAt he Il nreparcd to furnish eFerT
~ h'Gn5 t " Snamenta1 CoFnIec anti Center Pieces 81
gs. 1.anolate design at astonishing low pfices
/. q. Boz HTS, w. S~A'AtsS $500 gyaal
, 1861-03-08
Marine Intelligence.
=

Marine activity is increasing and navisators arc
becoming more alert Vessels are being ovcrhauletl
at every port, and the owners and captans get
j. s. Richards LETT Bufialo last evening to talc
charge Of the steamship Milwaukee, which is to
ply III company with the Detroit between Milwau-
Milwaukee last year, and proved himself to be an
excellent and reliable seaman,
Capts, Robertson and Bidwell, Mnrine Inspect
or4 IT, vs today for GSde5lch @ C. VI to look after
Msn9 l9s ashqrs ash pre- IN hat
siaity sIai They viii, ''S''>' s~ ''~' VI i'n'
The schooner Wild Rover, wre. tass ho.,oa .n, :.
sonth bay Point, Lake Ontario. has been S-.t
y repaired at Kingston, 6. ", and will come t..
he barqae qnebee, WI WRECKED st = Nine M 1i1e S Point
Lake Ontario, has been got off and completely re-
Peck i Masters are building four vessels and
tug at Cleveland. Three Of the vessels intend
Loekwooa {, Kline and other parties II Buffalo.
% #; beam, and liz feet hold. The fourth is for
will be 5oo tons; i will be $50 #. on deck, 80
Be LAUNCHED, fnlly ,riggsd and complete about the
tug, nnme9 the E; n, Peek, Is for The Detroit and
10 II. hold The bow IL very sharp. and the model
eet tugs In their service An the above vessels
Will DE Teaav Iof tue epr1nF5 business.
The following boats will constitute the Buffalo,
Cleveland and Chicago Line Of Screw Steamers,
this season. Fountain City, Chicago, Tonawanda
Evergreen City, Galeua, Plymouth, Free STATE
WenoEa, Mendoza, May Flower, Neptune.
Messrs. Billings & Dic1senson. shin brokers, saye
the Courier, yesterday shipped two vessels crews
the Weliand canal to fit up their vessels and make
ready for the opening Of navigation The wages
agreed on Is s. per month, higher r,lte than EaB
been given at the beginning of The season for trn
, 1861-03-08
MARKET he TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March T.-FLoUR.-Market for
state western may be quoted a shade hrncr. It's
thsr more doing for eastern and local trade Only
g515 for super state; 5;,g@5.a5 extra state; SOS
~ n &ssss5a sss s. RS
brands do. AarEet closing with holders refusing @
to accept the instds quotation. Canadian Hour
steady, With fair dernazd. salaR 300 brls at 40
tatIons. ~
WmsKr-Scarcely 70 firm. Sales $50 b5ls at
11HG1T4c- chiefly the inside price
dn41N--HoldeEs Of wheat are little more dis
posed to reai11e snt there is no important change
n Prices, Ths asmfe*s Of f5sShts materially
en- club ii s1.l91 dcl; !; $500 bn prize Ml1wauEee
club at $1, q in store; 54oo bn winter rcd western
At $12sH in store: 1900 bu waitc western 4. 81 IS
diana at s1.ss and 1900 bn Milwaukee cub t,1 "a
shiphnard for Cork and market at $1.21, FREIGHT
1870 in b1lk. Rye quiet; small eales at GsG1uc
Barley without important change and in moderate
corn-Fair business doing for export and Home home
consumption: market quoted t1.Ao better; sa1es
ttng, no sellers Of strictly pr below &C
Tor new do at Z depot and delivered 5s@63c for
rev western yellow; yo@Te for white southern.
md aud w @ssc fse fos stsfe. ''F western
rnov1sioss. .Pork dull, heavy and slightly lower
e6sased s&' saes ss@e 10 e e'ft ] is 90 ssr
country prime; $5,1548s3 fos >eorntSy meas;
$so11ooo for Tepaeked mess: si6o0sSil !; :;
nominal. Deef .ha:rs; firm 1T le0i5c Tor slate and
de1s; @sc for hams. Hogz tnA :: 5E@7ge sfs iof
% Gof s ss 6tssd 6estss S@eef fse fe5 se 6s
city c1uai crland nliddles. Lard frmer aud in mod
crate demand Sales $50 irls at 9KA10!fc. Butter
ae9S74S lor Ohio: 14@19c for stats. Cheese steady
, 1861-03-08

CMcKSAT1, March G.-The markets for all the
leading articles Of produce have taken downward
turn. In provisions the demand to~dny was light,
but while buyers held Of, holders expressed no de-
sire to press sales. We quote SIT for mcss pork ;
5h@59e 4; S for By bacon shoulders, ~ 49, 1oKe for
shoulders; 8s1@sHc for do sides: 91c for fierce
md l6@104c foE keg latd-Gazstte.
Sr Louis, March 6-Pork-Tbe market is unset
tied and quite dull 800 brls best brands mess sold
T. lots At $3.50; 20 brls rumps ut s11.5o . hrl
none for Joints sales Of 10 casks RIB edes at s5c
and l,6so clear sides loose at $9,G0. Lard-There
is some inquiry for strictly PRIME with very little
coming in; Sales include ss7 tcs No at s,szc; 40
tcs lninc &c: u do 8Rc: go do *; $50 kegs in
lots 10c.-Missouri Republican.
Lor1syn1E, March 5:eTho proyi- market to-
qulry for 1nees pork ut SIZES FOR city brands,
though 8 email lot was cold for s17.25. The geper-
II disposition manifested on the art OF BUYERS iB
to hold Of: The demand for bacon was larger than
for come tine past, and over 200 caslzs were sold
at 7K@7t*c for shoulders: 9:4c for rib sides, 104
@1oszc for clear rib, and 10kc for clear sidek, the
market closing firm at the outside quotation In
bulk meats there WAS nothing doing. There was
small inquiry for lard, and prices remain unal-
teredx-E1urifT.
, 1861-03-08

the laster fgure adoat, which Is q. decline. and
some sinai! lots Of Pennsylvania white at 81. 400
16o as In quality Rye 1s quiet at CSC for PcnnEy-
yellow found buyers, part Saturday % evening. Ut
Delaware anoat Old corn il worth &c. oass are are
and sc fnr southern. and but Httlo doing.-No,{I
:, LOUISVILLE, Merch8-:n the general market to-
Gay nattess we're quiet buyers In au cases prefer
present troubles. Flour was dull and prices had
decided downward tendency, though no pernna-
ncnt decline vas established. The sales to-day
ifsrent b1apds ' The resepts q THsss s9e ieht,
though they we're fully equal to the demand, and
We bare no change 10 quote N prices; G.; Corn is
siderable In the city; and today holders seem to
be pressing salea. We quote at 4s@5a for mixed
to choice white shelled. sacks tnelaasd. Oats re.
declined, with sales at 141S S@1f5<c-Cburie
ST. Lou1s-March e--Whcat market inactive
hut steady prices ruled to-day with Ba1es of l.Q9
bags prime ard chelee e club q ?o@s2c; 2ss bags
sxc: S bags iair fan 1t $il5: go bags choicc do
at 1.3lG1.35 and 5000 bushels fail to arrive On
pt: corn-Mar9et inactive, but with n1odera,c
receipts to-day prices were sustained, Sales con-
pEse 500 bags mixed at BIC, lags returned: f.l5d
bags mixed and yellow, in secondhand baca. at
ss naGs maa7ed Ike new gqnn3iss At s8@
choice yellow at SS33c delivered; a55 baes mtS:ad
white at $5Hc; ,sa5 bags do do at 39GsaXo de-. a.
4vered; 2s40 bags white at 4oc; 1.14G bags = ,oice
do at 0441c, and 1856 bags extra choIce do at &c
The last IN reserved .gunaies. Oats without INV
change and dnli, with sales Of 400 bags, part IL
new gunnies, At 279s8Kc, and es4 bags rrime. IN
saes OF l81 bags choice spring at &C. exclusive Of
bags. FIour-s0 brls choice city faylcy sold at
$is5, and 90 country double extra at seas round
lots Of city not wanted except at lower nr1ce'
NhiRky-as0 brls sole at 1dc q GAL buyers holuinr
OF towards the caose.-Ao R<7'aAscaH
LzssEED on.-The CincInnAt1 Price Current
says:
1nsccd oil has advanced to bsc, and Mt the c,osc
holders aSssa see This Is giving IN important
tive demand induced by the fact that The 1,eT tsr;
law places duty Of 16 cezats per bnahel on insee1
which, under the old law, waa admitted free.