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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-06

tered the service, TO be able 10 endure anoth-
er campaign, but find that my health is not
sufficient, and have been compelled to re-
sign.
No act Of my life has ever penetrated me
With sveh profound sorrow as This. which
compols me to leave the service, and par,icu
larly my regiment; but am sa,isfcd IL is
duty owe to the Government, to you, and
to myself But the sorrow Is mingled with
pleasure, when reflect, that turn over my
command to officers who have the patrio ism,
capacity, energy aud courage TO lead you
wherever duty eAlls; men who are ambitious
to render service to the country aud earn a
good name for themselves and their com.
manG. think, can say with feelings Of
Just pride, that the 95th Ohio has already
earned a name Tor themselves, that older sol
diers might well be proud of. a name that
am proud Of, and am satisfied that you Sill
never permit that name TO he tarnished. but
will, in every battle, add to II new lustre.--
As leave you, bear with me the remeni.
brance of men, who have been setuated by
the lofiicst spirit Of patriotism in leaving
their pleasant and happy homes, and those
tLey hold dearer than life, to endure the hard.
ships aud fatigue Of the tented field, aud The
dangers Of the battleY conflict, for the good
Of their country; men who have cviuced their
devotion to the cause IN which they arc en-.
gagged, by the patience under suffering aud
their courage at Cheat Mountain. Grecu.
brier, Allcghany Summit and Bull Pasture
Mountain.
You may think, fellow soldiers, tha, | have
sometimes been too severe. too strict with
you but let me assure you, have always
had the interest OF the service and your in.
tcrcst at Heart. Ii have done you injustice
heart, aud wherever am shall ever feel q
deeper interest in the 25ih Ohio, than an,
other Regiment in the service, aud desire I,
tender 10 every officer aud soldier uf the reg
imcnt, my sincere and heartfelt thanks for tn,
uniform kindness cheerful obedience and
courtesy extended to me ever since | have
been In tue service.
Permit me to say that whntc yer credit is
due to the 2jlh Ohio, for their gallant CON
duct in Western Va, is due to the brave Of
fcers aud soldiers Of my command, and MI
to the commander.
! With the hope that You may AL return TO
the bosoms Of your families and fricuds
crowned with laurcls justly earned; and with
renewed assurance of the deep interest ! feel
in your future success and happiness, | bid
you iatewell.
J. A. JONES.
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DIED.

May lG, 1869, ut her residence near Ben
ton. Crawford Co., Ohio, Mrs. MARY Il.
LONGWELL, consort Of PETER LoNGwELL,
Esq.
1t seldom falls to ones lot to record the
death OF one whose loss is SO deeply felt, not
ouly in the large circle of friends, TO whom
she was greatly endeared, but alsD 10y the
community where she lived. Hers was the
life Of the righteous. For thirty years past,
she hns been q most acceptable member OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, during
Which time, she has in Il very unusual man
ner, ador cd her profession by holy walk
and gOdly conversation. Sorely stricken, do
We feel under this sad and sudden bcreav-
ment! But she was ready, waiting for the
coming Of her Lord with her lamp trimmed
and brightly burning.
In tine Hospital at Louisville, Nv. Sunday
morning. May 25, 1862, JOHN JAY
/ COWLES, son Of G.. CowLEs, near MelmOre,
in this county, in the 2lst year Of his age.
The deceased enlisted last fall. as II private
in Co. B, Sd Reg't Ohio Cavalry. and at tue
time Of his sickness, was filling the post OF
Quarierniaster's Sergeant He was taken
sick on the llth day OF May, and being at
hat time near Pittshurg Landing, Tenn, was
with large number Of sick soldiers, brought
TO Louisville on board the boat Silver
Moon Tuesday, May Goth, where he was
placed in the Hospital and kindly cared ior
especially by the "Sst r. OF Chaity," until
Saturday morning, when his brother arrived.
who was with him until his death on Sunday
morning His body was brought home i'm.
mediately, and after a very appropriate dis.
course on Tuesday, by Rev. Mr.. Close, OF
Meimore, was followed by large concourse
Of friends and relatives to his last resting
place. The diseases which caused nis Death,
twere Typhoid fever and Diarrhea. He sui-
fered but little pain during his illness and
breathed his last caImly and quietly. Thus
has another brave youth passed away while
in the service Of his beloved country. May
be rest in peace. w.
On the 10th of May, Of Diptheria, EMMA
BELL HYTER, aged 4 years and 81 days
and on the 29th of May, OF the same disease
CATHERINE ALICE HYTER, aged 6
years. 2 months and 81 days. both daughters,
and the only children OF William aud Mar
garet Hyter. of Pleasant Township. "They
were lovely and pleasant IN their lives, and
in their death they were not divided"
On the 30 tn of May, ELIZABETH
SCHElB, daughter Of Philip and Margaret
Seheib, aged 7 years, mouths aud y days.
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New York Market.

NEw YoRK June ,.
FLouR-Salcs of 10 600 bbls at 81 ,2514 SO
for super western 81 20Cd4 25 fer commo .
10 medium extra western: 81 50Cd4 65 for in
ferior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
wHEAr-Salesat at 81 I0t9sl -.
RYE--Sales at 60;d6le.
BARLEY-Sales Rt s0lee.
CoRS-S Sales 5000 bu at 46@is for new
yellow.
oArs-sales at 45@46e for State, West
crn and Canadian,
WHlsKY-held 25lsc.
PoRK--Sales. $50 bills at Sll $4,000 OF
for mess q 50@l2 80 for prime
BLEV-Sales lat IS 50017 90 for country
prime; 90 00@l0 90 for country mess.
BEER ilAMs--steady. Sales at s. 6 0O@$ 500
90 for western.
Cur MrArs-Dull, at 31S@4c for shoul
ders, and4s @51<c for hams.
BAcoS-Steady. Sales at SIC.
LARD-sales at 71s@etSs.
BorrER-A fair business doing at l0@lI
for ohioi l6@l9 for State.
CaEnE--4aec
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0NT 9rmg Correspondence 6
LETTERS FROM TIE THREE
MONTHS VOLUNTEERS.

CANT CuAsE, May 30.
Soldieriugl Oh! Yes, dropping the pen,
the shooting. stick and the mallct, have Ia.
ken up the shooting iron, (Which, by the way
is good thing TO feed pills to the rebels) and
mean to serve my country for few months,
and report for the readers of the Tribune, the
Whereabouts and doings Of the company of
gallant boys that was so quickly raised to re-.
pei the rebel hordes, who, II was reported,
were invading the Free States and threaten.
ing our Capital.
Leaving Tfiin at o'clock, on Wednesday,
we arrived at Urbaua at . O'Clock in the
morning. All ihe comment have to make
is-gO miles in hours. We left there in
the morning and arrived in Columbus nj half
past ten, and Immediately formed in line and
marched to the Capitol. The Governor soon
made his appearance and made us short ard
pithy spcech.
| We then marched out on the national road
to Camp Chase, miles West of Colunbus
and at once marched to Col. Moods head
quarters, where we were informed we could
not get our dinners, until we signed the en-.
| lstment roll aud were sworn in! We would
not listen to such terms. being determined IL
have our dinners first and, il there was any
swearing to do, we would do it on full stom
achs. They fiualy showed us our quarters
and about five o'clock, brought us our rations
We soon cooled them down and now We re
ceive the treatment due TO gentlemen.
We will all go into the three months seIv
ice, and expect to guard the prisoners herr
for few weeks. and then proceed either tt
Western Virginia or to Washing ton. We al
hope to the latter place.
We are situated very ctmfortaG y here nov
and enjoy ourselves finely. Tonight 90 0
our men wi be initiated into the mystcri,i
Of guard duty. The "iLiernal villains" a
the Governor calls them, are perfect set o
devis. There was big commotion last nigh
some of the prisoners trying to escape
ANY Tiilin folks wishing to visit US, will
find us in the Western end OF the camp, di
rcctlY West of prison No. 3, where all vii
, be received with our best hospitality.
! j. S. NJ.
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LIST oF VOLUNTEERS
s. S. NJ.

enlisted for three months. that started from
Tiflin on Wednesday, May 2s, go;
A II Byers, U r FlenRer. John G Mott, B
+ Tomb, James Ebbert. Henry YOst, 4 S
Raft. Rolla Yost, Z f. Scott, A 7 Glenn, G.
Goodsell. Jas X Stump. G w Zeal. Frank
lin Muner, w Debusman, T. Travis, W L
Myers, Henry Gender. O c Park, George X
Brown, II Warren, Michael FlAf, John
Park, ID + Derr. John W Crnmer, Peter Kief.
er, J ohm Small, David r W Patterson, Sam.
uel S. Lhndon. Isaac b Hymer, @ l. More.
house, j S Mcclellan, VIM W Cramer, jacob
Wenner. Saml b Gray, r Baker, Daniel
G Wilson, Diletus Durfee, w II Brestle, Ii
Hall, W Callahan, Lewis Bush. Alex.
Wood, John Nolan, Charles II Baldwin,
j Q Hedges, Geo w Reese Perry G Walker,
John G Smith, d Dreskeil, Wallace. w W
Hathaway, Jacob Werner, Benz y FleRner,
VIM Burkhart, Nicholas Ports. David Hack
EFT, @ w Armitage, Samuel Dechtel Mich
ael huckley. Pierce GrUesbeck, ii II McClel-
land, Samuel Lsymiller, Andrew Brande-
berry, Daniel Groesbeek.
l will furnish a full list as soon as we elect
our officers.
ism.
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ROLL IN THE NAMES

500 subscribers arc wanted Immediately,
for the Tifiin Tribune. Let our friends go
to work in good earnest and give us lift
tina; will make us feel good. There are hosts
of good Union men in Hopewell, Liberty.
Jackson, Pleasant, Adams, Thompson, Reed
and Venice townships, who do not take the
Tribune, but who would il they were solicit.
ed.
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SCIPIO SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY
REPuBLIc, Nav 3lst.


Ems. TRIBUNE:
sir:-Permit me, through the columns OF
the Tribune, to give your rea aders a brief his
tory OF the progress of the Scipio Soldiers
Aid Society, which has been organized about
four weeks. Thus far, we are happy to state,
the Ladies, throughout the entire township,
have been energetically interested. They
stop not for rain or mud, of which we now
have bountiful supply but come right along
every Saturday aud bring literally such ar.
tieles as are needful for hospital use. and for
the com Sort of our sick and wounded fathers,
brothers. husbands. sons, neighbors and eoun'
trymen.
Cash contributions, 50; membership fee.
SO 80; proeeeds Of two concerts-for which
much praise is due that enterprising band,
under their inyincble leader, X. Chamber
lain, Esq. $50 OF, portion of which has
been used TO procure material for work, also ar
tieles for the sick. that could not we'll be con-
tributed. Have forwarded one large. well
packed box and have another ready To start.
which We are assured, by examining reports
OF shipments Of Sanitary Commissions. is al
ready rendering comfort to those suffering
ones that have Sner ifieed so much fer us.
We have now established mite circle in
connection with our Society, for the purpose
Of replsnishing our treasury, which we trust
the gents, with their ladies. will honor with
their presence and appreciate. as heretofore,
I thu annortunifv of nantrthntfna.
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Important Lecture.-Dr. Bomberger,
an eminent Divine, who has lectured in Phil
adelphia and the other large cities with great
success, will deliver lecture at Loesser's
Hail, in Tifin, on Monday evening, June 9th.
sulject-our National Religion, The Day
ton Journal speaks in the highest terms OF
the lecture in that place. and says it was
worthy of the high reputation of the speaker
The relation of Christianity to our national
prosperity is worthy the attention OF all. We
can assure our readers that 1t will pay to hear
Dr.. Bomberger. Admission 25ets. Tickets
can be procured at the Book Stores.
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MARRIED,

At the Davis House, on the 29th ult,, 10y
Rev. John McLain, Mr. John +. Adams ~
Miss MaIia a. Campbell, all Of Green Springs
On the 29Jh Of May, 10y Rev. j. II. Guod
Mr.. JAooB STucKY, 10 Miss ELlzADLTn OAK.
LEAF, both OF Republic.
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Heavy losses Paid.-The Ktna lnsur-
anee Company Of Ilai itford, paid losses at the
late destructive fire, in Troy, New York, to
the amount of $4,000. N. l.. Brewer is the
agent of the company in this city. =
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Bully for Loudon.-The Fostoria News
crows over the fact that Loudon has furnish
ed more volunteers than any other township
in the county. Well, it has a right to, for it
must be admitted that Loudon has done no
| bly,.
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uon. \. Y. Worcester has our thanks
for numerous documentary iavors, including
the Patent Office Report on Agriculture and
the Report on Permanent Fortifeations and
Sea Coast Defenccs.
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Rain.-An unusual amount Of rain has
fallen, within the past week, completely
flooding everything. We fear the corn and
oats in low ground wi II suffer. The wheat is
very rank
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Tiffiu aKsekIp Tribune.
Local and Miscellaneous.
Tiffin, O., Friday. June 6, sea.
Fine Printing.-Having Just &C

Fine Printing.-Hdving just d1-
ded large assortment Of New JOB I'gpe
as peH as other Fine Printing Materials
to our JOB Department, tce are noto pre-
pared 10 do all kinds of Fine Printing
in a sfvle not 10 Be surpassed. Wedding
Inviidtion, Visiting and BusineSs Card'
printed in a rery superior manner. In
Tint ard Color Printing ,De cannot BE-
erceaed. Gail al the TRIBUNE Office ana
see specimeRs,
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Eslanks! Blanks |!

All kinds Of Blanks, OF the most approved
forms, well printed on fine paper, Kept con
stanty on hand and for sale cheap at the lh'
IuNE OFFICE; such as
deeds, Summons,
Mortgares. Subpoenas,
Attachments. Nehuis,
Executions, Constabie saies,
Hank Notes, &C., &c.
uJ.Justices and Notaries supplied on reas-
s..hlo tarp,a ~
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Acknowledgement TO the Republic
socic,v Couro,, Tr,,ps

Acknowledgement 10 the Republic
Aid Society Concert Troupe.
The officers Of the Melmerc Sanitary Aid
Society. would most respectfully aeknowl.
edge the valuable services Of the Republic
Aid Society Concert Troupe. in entertaining
our citizens last evening, with their excellent
vocal and instrumental mGsie, and more es.
peeially for the handsome sum of $40, the net
proceeds OF the evening. for the benefit Of our
society.
The members Of the society unite in re
turning their most grateful thanks, to the
troupe, for their kindness, ard would curd.
ally recommend them to the favora bic consid
Grafton of our neighboring societies, at the
sa me time wishing you abundant success in
your excellent and novel enterprise, for the
especial benefit Of our sick and wounded sol.
diers.
Mus, II. LApD. Pres.
ID. RicuARps, Treas.
=" A. K. WEBB, Sec'y.
Melmorc, May ~, GO
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Notice.-Thc Soldiers Aid Society will
meet every Monday and Friday afternoon
at ore O'Clock, until further notice.
It's expected that all, who feel an interest
in our sick and wounded soldiers, will co.ope
rate with us, and assist to relieve their suffer
ngs.
MRS. T. DON BENHAM.
President.
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Thc greatErencI.Iscm
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The only certain and safe Remedy for AL uterin
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These Pills contain no deleterious ingredients bu
ATE safe I'D certain in tleir action. They will be
found to exert the happes effects in a cases of Pro-
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be foundtho easiest aud most certain Cure that be
found 1t ison account ofths certainty they should
not be taken by Pre- ,nant Females, (during the first
months. rs miscarriage ceriain) TO he brought on,
but at oihcrperi DDS their use il perfectly safe.
N.B.-Ohe dollar and three postage stamps enclosed
any authorized agent, will ensure package ofPills
b, return mail.
C.CRoSBY, General A gent, Buffalo, N. Y.
CAUTIoN .-Beware OF CounteTfeits; the genuine
have the signature orc Crosby the outside wrapper
Fer sale by L. l.. IT. John & Co., Dubois & Co md
! r. Nlarcuar,It. Tiffn. o. octil.ly
Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER raii to destroy and sx,erminste all kinds oil
Intestinal WORMS. Are perfectly reliable in all cases
and far superior, to any sud all OF the Fancy Worn
rourections aud neuseous vermfuges which In us'
They may be taken all times with perfect safety, a
they contaiL no Mercury, other deleterious drug
Mothers should always purchase them, and give thei
children no other
Each Aox contains 81 crops.
fNo Caihartie whatevefis necessuy,o be given)
For sale by all drusgi sts and dealers in medicines.
Al. MATTHEW'S,
octii'iy Bufra'o, n. V, and Fort Ere. @. w.
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The sth Ohio. under Gen. Shields

The sth Ohio, under Gen. Shields, after
marching to Fredericksburg to join Gen.
Mcdowell, were ordered back again. They
were doubtless in the recent fight at the re-
taking of Front Royal. The sth has done
some tall marching and it is difficult to keen
tack of them.
Gen. Fremont, with whom is the 55th and
25Ih cho,has crossed the Shenandoah Noun,
tains, BY forced march, in an incredibly
short time, and came upon Jaekson's rear al
Strasburg. jackson retreated still further
South.
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VIII not Acceptable editor of the
Advertiser has "spells." lie had one last
week and left the "mhrks" of It over nearly
column of isprper. Being caught in n
tight place, he makes more fuss than cluck
ing hen with one chicken. He has complete.
ly "backe d water'-crawled in his hole and
pulled the hole in after him. He made A
s'atem eni, which he dare not verify by oath,
although we offered to forfeit s25 if he would
do so. Goodbye, neighbor; we haven't time
to devote to such small subjects. We leave
you to the mercy Of the dog law.
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COL. JONES' FAREWELL TO HIS
REGIMENT.
cAAr SEAs fRASKLIx. ya.,l

CAAP NEAR FRANKLIS, Va.,l
May nth, 80.
BRorHER 0rYlcEns AND soIDIrRs OF TUE 25rH
ONO:
have to announce TO you that am about
To leave you,the resignation Of my commission
having been accepted. hoped, when en-.
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Volunteers from Seneca.-The Adver.
tiser publishes a list of volunteers from Sen
eca county, with the exception of Thompson,
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NOTICES
BEAR IN MIND

vEThat ,heTRIBUNE has the iarg-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, In seneca
County.-G
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Borders thrown inl
Only eXpensc, Starch!
DU BOIS & co.

Retiring from the Wall Paper
trade, offer their entire sto k at
New York COST. Prices clear
down. Look at it!
Good Wall Paper 8 cts. per Roll.
Extra " g . to 10 cts.
Satins, best quality, Is cts.
Borders given away. Window
Papers, Cloth Shades, Window
Fixtures in Stacks.
Our styles are the choicest
The quality Of cur goods we war
rant.
We can honestly assure you
that our prices arc cost prices, and
that we wish to get ont of the trade
and our stock must and will b'
sold at cost. Come and See,
marli-f.
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A Letter from Col. Gibso will be
found on the first page.
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No more ilheuma.ism alter using Watson =
Neuralgia King.
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Terms OF subscription.

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No paper will be stopped until all arrearages
re psid, unless at the option Of the publisher
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Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
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G.. LEEv'ER,

Opposite the Court House,
keeps constantly on hand full
supply Hats aud Cap, Of allths latest styles for
MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
and varying in price 10 suit the purchaser
TA splendid assortment Of
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Straw, Leghorn and Panama
Hats, FINE Dress Hats, Fur Hats, silk Hats. Soft
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-10
n. B. BAKER,
Adjt Gen'l Of Iowa.
nCy1od3t


WAR DEPARTMENT. ADJT GESERAL's OFFIcEl
Washir gtop, Oct. 23 lst2.
GENERAL ORDERS NO le6.
l. appearing that large Quantities Of Govern
ment property have been unlawfuy disposed Of
by non-commis.ioned officers and soldiers il viola
iion o. law and OF the army rules and reg
it is therefore ordered: That al United States
officers commanding posts, shall seize all military
clothing, blankets, shoes, arms and equip nenis
md orhe such supplies, which have been issued
by the Government to soldiers, ard lost or dis
posed of by them. And it shall be incumbsn,
on any person, not soldier. who may have any
such property in his possession, to prove that he
has l,wfully acquired possession thereof
Such property, when seized, will be turned over
to q United States Q Qiarerma .ter, and his recent
in duplicate taken therefore, one Of inch receipts
to be transmitted TO the Quarter Master General.
The seizure will also be reported 10 the Adjut.nt
General
All Provost Marshals appointed by the Depart
ment will assist in recovering to the United
States this description Of public property.
Commanding officers Of companies are reminded
th at it is their duty net only to cause soldiers
who are guilty Of violating the law, forbidding
the sale, destruction, or negligent loss Of clothing,
arms, and public property, to be charged on the
Muster Roll with all the articles improperly los.
Or disposed Of but also to enforce such other pun
ishment as the nature Of their offence may de-
mand.
By Order Of the Secretary Of War,
L. THOMAS,
Oct, 1o-3t. Adjuant General.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-10
MONDAY BO ATS.
THE MARKETS.
Market ...Daily Report.

OFfIcs OF THE DKN. 4 NEws,
Saturday Eve, Nov.S. !
Quotations stand unchanged since our last re-
port. A few lots Of produce were SHIPPED to day
br the Denmark Flour is Zoe higher.
fLoUa-s450d490 wholesale and s5.ooG5.2
retail.
WEzAT-In demand at 60@65e; prims s65@ 75c.
Receip's 2,475 bu. Shipments l20 bu.
BARLEY Qiiet at soc9fIOo. Receipts 1,s40
bu ssipman,s 90 bu.
OATS 80 es5c Receipts 900 hu.
PorAToAs -Noniral at 35@50c.
Hoos-s2 .5o@3 90 live weight.