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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-11
Ne,r Yenrs rlth solne Of ths nors.

Some OF the boys Of BvRRows' BATTERY, al
Camp Dennison, at the head Of whom was our
young towusman, Lieut.. e 3. HopB6Rp. had O
very pleasant trip to Cincinnati on New Years
day, stopping at the residence, and purtaking oI
the hospitality OF p. w. SrRADRR, Eco. The
account we have is very glowing one, but
rather lengthy for our columns to-day. The
battery we are informed, have received march
ing orders for Fort LeaveBworth, Kansas and
expected TO be or by Tuesday Of this week.
The Cleveland papers, however, say Thursday.
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Groceries

OF ALL KINDS, Green and Black
~ Teas, Crushed coffee snd Brown Sugars, Java and
Rio codee Godou Syrup superior article Moilscs Rice
Goldfish, Spices, Saleratus soda Cream Tartar Dyo Woods
and Dyesiuis Pants, Oils VefnlsA Turpentnss. Paint
Brushes eveFythng almost wanted Be called for
that line be bought low for the times Of MORRISON.
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Highly Important From n. York
Ano,hsr ossas ns,sls cpmmsnssai
Nrtv.E -KEehtanNr 1k asnrarrla !
NEW QOOns I

NEW GOODS
Crovds Rushing 10 tbe Field Of sirife
Having just retained f'on making our second
Purchase this Fall. NC are COW opening the
Most Complete and Elegant Stock Of Good
ever Broaght to this market. aod sih the res,
moy be found 80 Hae difi3
Black six ron Is cents 10 81 rcr ynr7.
Figured Broche Poplins--soHicthing New
and very benuiiful ,..-. g. 4
Figured, Plain and Foneg Drsss lSiks--ia-
test styles in market r ,a 49,
3 De Loiass, a nest spendid assortmeus Of the
most beaulifulsser brought 10 Ashtahua.
Dress Goods. Everything new 10 this lima
PtiaG 10000 yards Msrrimae, Hemiliou
spfaeae aod ailthc best brands Of Prints, small
and neal figures such you always fad here.
Sko,ri, lne assortment OF al kinds, At pri|
ccs that defy competition.
Hoop Skirt Piles OF them from Is TO 80 .
BdIm0rdl Skirgs, new lot--beauties
zepdyr B'orste9 ! SAtfidad Wool. al shades
and colors =
Ciotcs Ladies and Gents Kid, worsicd and
elk, .spd Rannilets--a splendid nssortmens,
I
= Hoods both lsdies and nisses and pubias.
Cleaks and Cloak clashs for ladies. a variety
Of siylrs tsA @ otH $3.50
Carpsfs, ingraio. hemp. aud Oilclosh cafrsss
Df,rgrts. both wooien aod cotton.
| Hosiery, a fheline Of these articles
FlaShtls, red, grey, blue. Grange white aao
figured ~
Deussers and Jsdersairts, rised nnd plain,
coiofed aad whites
A splendid assortment osefcostings broad
cloths, doe skin eassimeres, sestiugs. satioeits.
Sleeps gtays. t~eeds and jeens
Domssffc GoodG we bsve the largest as.
sor,ment OF the Western Reserve Cotton
yarn, bats. vaddipe, wick and iWine The price
we warrant high cuopgh TO please or no sale.
crotkyrg the lurgest and most complete as
sortment ia the county.
Cool Oil, lnmps, chimncys, brushes shadee
and wicks Best light eolo'ed carbon oil at SO
cents per gallon, and every gallon wafrantei
Ofoeries A full md large assortment Of
family groceries
Tea, the beet ie town for a l2
Sugars OF oil prices ayrups Rio ahd Java
cofFees, ginger, rice, esssia, rpisins &c.
Boots and Shoes nice assortment. Ladies
and Misses Balmoral and al oihers,yles Mems
aud boys heavy and light boots.
Rpb5crs. Ladies. gents and misses rubber
overshoes. It ~
Hats and Caps 6ne assortment.
Buffalo Robes &c. 3.c 8.e
Wanted in Exchange for Goods. dried Ap-
pies Butter, Eggs Tailow. Lard, Pork, Chest.
nuts, Hickory Nuts. Rags, most kinds Of Grain.
and 10 fact almost anything farmer hps to sell.
Ramtr5 in Exchange for Goods, AIRY nInoun,
Of Hickory. Oak. aud whitewood Lnmber
Call and get specifications.
Wanted in Exchange for Goods limited I
mount Of Cash ~
Remember hard times make low prices.
Remember all our goods are bought and PAL
for iu cash, and sold at about the same price
that time buyers pay.
Remember we sell for ready pay s
S Remember, that the best bargains 10 tow
q are TO Le had here.
Remember one thing more. and that is, W,
cannot be undersold.
!. Don't fail TO look at our goods aud price
e before you buy. HERRIcK BRo.
Ashtabula. Nov. 8, 1861.
REY IVifa Halnora CoLo bay;n,, If. =,
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Ey'The Second Ohio, Col. Doubleday
Cavalry Regiment is to leave Camp Den
for Fort Leaysnworth, on Thursday,
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New Goods for Fall and Winter
1851 and 1862.

NOW Receiving and opening, Splendid
~ STOCK, OF New and SeRsonsbIo Goods,
which will be sold at very low prices Tor Cash Ready Pay
Thankful for the generous patronage literally bestowed
upon the old firm OF Root Morrison, in years past would
say that am prepared 10 sell Good Goods ~ prices which
defy competition at home abroad Tor the proof o this
assertion call aud look for yourselves and you win be con-
Viuc9d
Ashtabua October 8, 1891 II L MORRISON.
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PEAL ESTATE AT A BARGAIN /!
- ~. y sesss ?! land WITH seed buiiainsh great vAel
occupied oy v H neag AAhahula village caa he "a,
~ ee, oaFeaiH vith leasaeehe telnle Of p.ymoak <
iucnnopd tovpshiR on good Feaa telengpE = y W Hl
or s4le az ow hgriAr sa On hserahe slna ~ psgeut
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A SSIGNEE NOTICE.---The under.
n signed has been duly appointed Assignee In ta for
the creditors Of
John p. Robertson.
Those having Claims Senn, raid Roberton viii present
them and all indebted him. either by Note OF Book ae
count win to their adjustment that the matter ua Be
speedily closed ap. L. NJ. Crosby Assicnte
Ashtabula, Nov. 4tb, 1881. eco
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MY Wife Helnora Cole, having left me
4t1 without pFovoeaiIon eli persons are hereby Idsn
10 contract 0bsstiOns with her my account Will
pay debts of her contracting FRANK WILSON.
Suybrook Dee. 2Oth. 1851. st~6g5
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See advertisement ofwArsOs'a ErrsAtaA kixa il aao
wheeler & Co.'s Water Drawer is solaby
GEORGE C. HUBBAlaD.
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relief for .he Amleted.

Relief for the Addicted.
DR. S. e. CLARK, German Reform.
II ed Urpothic Physician aud Surgeon formerly Of The
firm of Clark Gibsnn) be consulted at the following
times and places;
viii be at his Office, No o2 Garden street. Cleveland Chic
the last week OF each aud every month.
Conueaut, fremont House,.... Peb 4.h.
Ashiabula. Fisk House, 80. Sth
Geneva, Union House.. 60 eth
Ceneryille, Wheeler House., do 7th
rainesyille, COwles House.. -. do. eth
Charge for medicine for month, from $1,000 800
Dr.. S. g. CLARK,
Having had seventeen experience Ia the practice
medicine during which time he has treated thousands Of pa
all forms OF aud chronic diseases with unur-
aelled success tof which Of your feus ncghbos
testify and is prepared to give reefto all who may ap-
ply. Particular attention win 90 given the cure of o-
sGuPTOH and all diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female derangemons every character
will be treated with success.
Also will old aud all oruTtive diseases Of what
BOi0Hoa remedies No caloInel other drugs
used.
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medcna will send
general description OF the appearance of the urine With
correct statement OF the cause origin Of the disease aud
general history Of the symptoms with name, age,
All communications must be directed to
a 8. O. CLARK MD.
Cleveland, Oct 1861.
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Money Can be sa4ed.

rersons living al dssnoe, have instrnsens teat 70
them and may rely upon being fairly dealt yh though
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sttCs.

HEAVY, Medium & Flue Brown Sheet,
ms cotton Yarn,cotton Batting Weking. addIng Iehng
Denms, stripes, Checks apple Twino. cotton klfnneR Ia
great variety very low ior The terms at MoRRsoXs.
.NARPET WARP-Whitea and ColOred,
~ Of First Quality but Of tue finest thread which
sailing twenty-five cents pound You that want
money BY bnying Of MORRISON.
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.MAsoNIc.-At lhe annual election for
Golden Rule Lodge Cherry Valley. the
following brethcrO were elected for the en-
suing year:
A. w. Steele, w M; S. F. Hollister,
J. W; II L. LobdeII, Sec'y.; Monroe
Coruwell, ]. D.; Lockwood Lobdell, S. w;
J.. 3D. Wood, Treas; r. M. Skeoles, s. ID. ;
Joseph Gowdy, Tyler.
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City Fire Insurance COMPANY,
% NV sAvEr, cosN
Capital astaaiy psid 10 ..... 8. s.toooe q
sufpaSe os ofsf's'ss '.ftss'. ,sttf t1A'a" W
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Home Iuspfance Company.
Cash Capltal al tAid u Sls0oo,1oo
Surplus yyer ..s- - .-......... Atse4h
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OATS 1 OATS i--lsoo bushels Of Oats
" for sale by AoHRlaoN.
June IL 1881
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pTnys stsantonto srflsocne non any pat of tbeecuAy
The undcasiened b also Axsnf foz the
Charter Oak Life IBspranes Company,
-f d -r.s II uAE1prI- Conn. s-s
he ropusa.cA and ana3 condition OF vhi "a rcf euzpassed
ty any oontAns % de Unioa.
AsAtaboia MarcA IL 1859. ssa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-11-27
WATEI. DRAWER,

FIHE undersigned II now off ring 10 the elf
/ gems Of Cedar county Pu1er's Patent Water
Drawer, which cEceIs all other devices of the
Kind In cheapncss, durability, ease Of draft con.
vehence in use, and ne atBepa /. arrumn1atea
no lee IN winter and, the bucket fills from The
bottom, 1t does not rifle the water. and takes il
rom IN" very bottom Of the we'll. in lowering
Tue hhfk't' We cJahs does not turn, and the 10.
scent isftgnlatcd by small lever. The compo
st'"n ribbon ~ which tho bucket In drawn. IL
very toHgh and will last grtat many years
Price IT egrba, ~ ~ SO The ribbon Il ton ennta
loot. Having put up the "Dfawcr" for the
PERSONS halaed below, take the liberty Of refer.
ring 10 item for evidence Of ia exrpltrurie.
-. 4. NJ. PLATNER
Upton, July 3oth lsC2. youso tw
Names Of persons who have rufferfs Water
Drawer In nc:
Hon W. u. Tuthill, John CuIbetison, w. Ham.
nohh. u. Esirart. u. Wifck, J. X. Snyder. J. W.
Eaa'ey. u. &. Fiatt, Robert II. Adams, e. II.
hinoHse.
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PIANOEs.

f@fsHh* who wish 10 buy = PanS ~ the hest akers
viii h~ shoHH how they can save handsome .am In
the r"Fe II they address
PIANO, rare JeT, Cor Co,
raaiirhsr.' Agents,
Hsw yeyk T.. y.
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Ihs hst,ism # cur Soldiers L. Sq.j,rs

The critics and the public right in prclscting that
this will surpass in graphic narrative, exciting int
est and extensive popularity all other histories of the
War for the MON. It's theme will be the heroic daring
patient suffering. and hair breadth escapes of sol
diers. and it, incidents will form the theme CONVEX
sa:lon at Inaumef able frefes for years come. II
will contains in addition to its stirring details. the phil
osorh]cAt Analysis Of the Causes of the War by john
LofHRoP MOTLEY, i. l.. D., author Of 1.-The Rise Of
the Dutch Republic. etc. the dates of all the import
ant events from the John Brown raid and accurate
and revised accoun. Of the principal battles, with
cravings.
onethird the proceeds OF all subscriptions sent d.
rect to will lie given for the Relief Of Disabled Sol
ders. and all persons VIII wish copy of the work and
also fit the soldiers. should send their name and
address at Also. any officer private. person
any section of the country. having knowledge Of "A
her stirring incident, will oblige Shy send
account Of il.
Book sellers. Postmasters, aud Canvassng Agents
will he furnished with a subscription Prospectus, or
application to the Publishers.
= a liberal commission g,ren TO soldiers desiring
70 act as agents in taking subscriptions.
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Something for the Times!
A Necessity in every Household!
JOHNS 4 CR0sLEY's +
American Cement Glue.
THE STRONGEST GLUE IN TIE WORLD! /
THE CHEAPEST GLUE IN THE WORLD:
rHE MOST DURABLE GLUE IN THE WoKLp:
TIIE ON, Y RELIABLE GLUEfN THE WORLD!
THE BEST GLUE IN THE WORLD!
1Imericam Cement Glue
Is the only article of the kind ever produced
WILL WITHSTAND WATER!
IT WILL MEND WOOD,
Save your broken Furniture.
IT WILL MEND LEATHER, .
Mend your Harness, Straps, Belts, Boots, &c.
1T WILL MEND GLASS.
Save the pieces OF that expensive Cut Glass Bottle
IT WILL MEND IVORY, !
Don't throw away that broken Ivory Fan, 1t Is easily
repaired
IT WILL MEND CHINA.
Your broken China Guys and saucers can be made
good asncw
1T WILL MEND MARBLE,
That piece Knocked out Of your Marble Mantle he
put on as strong as ever.
IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter if that broken Pitcher did not cost but a
shilling, shilling saved is shilling earned.
1T WILL MEND ALABASTER,
Tha, costly Aahaster Vase Is broken and you can't
match it. mend it, it will never show when put together.
1t will Mend Bone. Coral. Lava. and in
fact every thing but Metals.
Any article Cemented with AMERICAN CEMENT
GU will not show where 1t is mended.
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PIANOS. MELODEONs,
,..~..,er Opya M,

Alexander Organs,
v.,;,. v.,,, Bsoss. Music MsreAsnd,ss, ava
ali ktnds Of .Mssiest Iss'' =" "''' - '"'
,.,mr horace WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
/ overstrung
Iron Frame Pianos,
i ., roro,n..,, bv the Press and Music Masters
a. he superior Instruments IheS are nu.,' '' ns will
and most thoroughly seasoned maten.aS, nnJ Sui
anu - climate The tone is very deep, rouha run
stand any r. ,h. ,o,sh elastic Each Piano warranted
lar three years. Price from ..V' 80 .,s ~ Id:
hand Pianos 1t great bargains slI5 to I5o; o.
oetsves; to ,sn: si,s to US Second
bsnd Meiodeons from $50 to %. Mohtny p" yn..n.
Manu- anu. t,r pianos Nelodeons. or Alexander ofgahs'
received sn, and rant allowed If purchased as per
agreement.
Horace Waters MelotleO"s'
,oa Cases. Tuned to Equal Tempe ament
40 ,hs natent Divided Swell and Solo Stop. 4,
No. ii octave, scroll legs ro" W - 60
:. a-4's IS g VIZ IS
" - :. :. piano style F F.o' Us
;. Is two stopsan two sets OF reeds S'o
:. - :. two stops. two sets of reeds, and ,oo
two banks of keys, "
SIS octave Organ Meiodeohs, wv" u 90, ~, 2oo
keys pedal bass, four and six stops, you -''; ivy
rhs,s Melodeons remain in tune long time Each
Nelodeon warranted for three years
The Alexandra Organ
u apI H.,
ass /, the ordinary 10 feet pipe organ All VINO nave
ANY knowledge Of the Piano can perform upon .'e ~
trunent without difficulty. the Key hoard being tne
came as that of the Piano In size II Is rom 10 "a
feet high. and from g.. to feet wide II IS cesan'
form nd solid in construction. IL IS more eas,s le
moved than the upright Piano and possesses 'he re-
markable advantage Of seldom il ever getting out OF
In rosewood cases, steps, SIX VIZ.
:, :. "a :. s3j
The same, size larger. sm
The same, in finer go
The same. in rich rosewood case, g..
~ stops, with perenssan, a az
The same sh a 80
!, s'ols' ~; ~. ~ rnsswn,I case 425
liberal disco cash customers during the war,
and an extra discount to Cergym Churches, SAP
hath Schools. Lodges, Seminares and teachers. Inc
Trade supplied the most liberal terms.
HORACE WATERS. Agent
No. AL Broadway, New York.
ruE PATRIOTIC SONG BoNk-l5 .0Go copies issr'
ed in four weeks. A superior collection OF choice
Tunes and HYMNS written and composed scrthe times
t he snr during the by the uprising millions or
men women and chdre who stand by the flag Of our
rounry and despse traitors. 1t contains "a pages OF
songs Duets and Choruses. both sacred and secular.
Among the number the following popular ~onaS-
rhe Star Spanred Banner. The Flag Of our Union for-
,yer Where Liberty Dweils There is my Country tod
need he Right. My Country IT'S of Thee, Our lag II
rhere FLAG Of the Nation. q Care for Them Tendcry
rhy Country Calls Thee. The Christian Hero Columbia
he Gem Of the Ocean, Freemen s therng. DC. Also.
Bible Account Of the Great Slau of Traitors In the
laws of King tehosphat. All for ID cents, or 81 per
HORACE WATERS, Agent.
No. 43 Broadway, New y ork.
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Alexander Uska"s
v,,is. .p..ie greks. Music Mere Aanas' ""
nutirds Of Mssesi Issn ~ '"f'' fhs'""es' S''
sible prices. n~, rx,ynvrn
y>HE HORACE WATERS MODERN i"r"''
L Oyerstrung
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pLAsTERISG
The subscribers will be prerared

III supscrioefs Will De prepared
odo plasteriDg, and all other kinds Of Mason
worn, the coming Eea8on. One II them will al
~aJsbefo1nd tths New Court House.
EDWARD Golden.
Upton. Jan %, "a. Ey1j THOMAS Golden,
, 1862-06-05

NEW YORK, JrEE 4,-Flour stead5 with mod
crate business dong for export and home con-
sumption Sales 1a,4oo bsls at si.MGt.2 Is for su-
s14Eag Is for Common e medium extIa weztefn
s2rra a ronnd.hoop % Ohio; ): IS s@6s5 ier t1ade
MisS S5aRas af aaS assSnd stesS 5qe s. sssa
for common s+.75G6,a5 for medium to cholce
*n1sEr-Demand less active and market With
ont decided change. Sales $50 brls. at as77i@:5c
for Jersey, state ard western.
GRA1S-W Owing to the non arrival Of the
tow the supply Of wheat is limited, and with mod
crate export demand the market is shade irmer.
Sales 1850 hu. inferior Chicago spring ats5992c;
$500 hn Milwaukee club at S1-U3;; q 600 bu
amber Wisconsin and Iowa at si;ot41G; eo9
bu. winser red western Of 31.!3@t-15; ., 800
bu- amber Michigan at 51.1sG113; 1900 bu.
spring state at z1@H@lMi i 1a5D bu. :Ehite
II .0c1 bu. western at 6sG270c. Barley dull and
nominal. Corn shade ftmer with good export
demand Sales, 99,0t0 bu. at 4tAG24sc for new
mixed western: 491 Sc for old do: SIC for white
western. Oats scarce aud firm. Sales at 4s3 lie,
PRoy1sIoss-pork dull, heavy aud lower; sales
1,15o brls. ut ~ 50 for mc:s' $11 :50@1a 50 for
gaIes III brs. pine n mees beef steady at S1sI5
20 Beef hame dull and nominally uncnanyed-
Gut meats inmoaerata demand, and prices slight
4c for ahcnldera; 4E@5hc for hams. Bacon sfdes
inactive. Lard rules steady, and fair business do
ing; sales 500 bEls at 74@s15c. Butter dull and
1DheEs tAles IL ilU[lOtaC loI OulD 1uNTAoI7G 11L
state. Cheese heavy at 5G55c for common to
PRIME
MosET-Quoted easy at 3H@4x on call. Prime
paper scarce and wanted At 4Gc5 per cent. Ster.
ling exchange dull at l15a@l14H for bankers
bills American gold steady. Government
stocks dr1ner at 81 PREM; T. S. IS ct 81 les:i;
sToc6s-Firme7. Oh SRI G444;C s T 4s4,
G l. ChTl5x: &C j. 100; E Pitts 222}}s III i
tcrip637s 81 2619 do gtd 57551; u /: Cts Har
pfd &c; Hari 146 uuds d Erie 39lS: do pE<
6hA n Z 914 Tenn 5975 Pac Mail lis
BUFFALO, June e4-FLoCR-Steady With q fai
| demand for better grades.
! GRArE-Wheat quiet. Sales 1900 bu No.
| Milwaukee club mostly at 65c; 7,tv0 bu a.nbc
| Michigan at 81 G4@1i5 mostly the outside Il,
! nre. Corn III fai- demand. Sales 15,Ol1 bu old .
37c 16 eco bu out Of condition It 3jc; Gn0 bu ncy
| at Sac Oats firm. Barley quiet. Rye easier
| Small faleE at sec for western.
! WHIsHY-He7d firmly.
CANAL FRE,GHr-steadS at 1atSc for wheat
| 10hc for corn.
1o1 195Al bu WHEAT, as,coo bu CON, a;,uoo bu oats
AsaL Exronrs-1 400 br1a norr, seo1o b
wheat, 150,CtU bu corn.
demand for milling and shipments. Sales S,h0Ubr
G.600 bu. winter red Illinois at 81 Corn scare
AID no Gales.
CANAL FEE1euTs-Dnll and unchanged; dou
e4e. wheat Stlcto " T.
LAhE rMlohTs-4, 1l2 bsls. flour, 1G, 400 bushe
wheat
CANAL Ezronrs-4,2 ,22a b1la -four, II, 800 bushe
| wheat, 10, 200 bu. corn.
, 1862-06-05

There was q fair attendance On Change today,
and the leading markets were steady and M
changed. Much Of the time on Change was occu-
pied with the discussion Of the warehouse difcul-
ties but it iutcriared less with business than yes
terday.
There is still very fat feeling in the Flour
ket, and the Gales were tri1ing at $3.ak:410 for
good to choice spring extras; and $500 for good
white winter extra.
The Wheat market WAS less act{ye-ppenlng
very firm. but closing dull and dropping. Only
about Is GOO bushels were Sold at s2@S2Bc for No.
2 Red; sic for Amber Iowa; 79Ds1c for No.
Spring; and 71@73c fer No. 9 Spribg-the outside
figure on No. being paid only for receipts in
Mum & 6cott's elevator.
There WAS an active demand for Corn, and the
market ruled firm and a shade h1gher-with Gales
OF 140 900 bushels, at EXC for very choice New
River Mixed {nearly Yellow) adost; a7H@esKc
for Old Mixed in store; 2412t18c for New Mixed
in store; and a1H@.24c for Rejected In store.
At the close there was very quiet feeling, and 1t
was dif1cnlt to sell Old Mixed III store at asc. The
quotation Of 2ske was obtained only fo1 round
| lot Of *. .0G0 bushels.
! The demand for Oats continues active and the
market to-day ruled fru with Gales Of g. 600 bush
| els at 2Shc for No. 1 in Rtore.
| ffc Ta3 9u3ek AAa EteA11 Hs 59C- ba14eY WE:
sold at range Of 42G51c. Highwines were IL
| good demand, and the market advanced 1c, will
! gales st sNG2oHc.
| Frcighta were dull and easie1-with light en-
! gagements at 4x@4xc for corn and 51xc for wlea
! to Buffalo, and SIC fur wheat to Oawego.
| Cno1cE AABER IowA.-There Is now being re
cciyed in this city quite large amount Of extr
Amber Iowa wheat, from Northern Iowa an
Southern Minnesota. which ia placed in sepa:at
binR, and sold by sample. Messrs- Wright, Shci
| man s Co. exhibited on Change to-daya sanpl
| Of several thousand bushels received from Mt
Gregor, Iowa.
, 1862-06-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIIL,


WEDnEsDAT EVENING, june 4, 1889.
There is more activity In the demand for money
Bankers look decidedly more cheerful over the
larger list Of customers sbout their counters.
Business generally il moving with steadily H.
creating volume as any one can see for himself
who will notice the crowds pressing In al1 direc~
tions. Sidewalks in the afternoon On the streets
where jobbers most do congregate are obstructed
with boxes, marked for the towns southwest and
northwest Of the city, and drays. express wagons
and every other Imaginable vehicle, hurrying peli
nell through the city IN all directions. Now that
that the sun has again deignedto shine upon us,
the sidewalks are thronged with an anxious, busy
multitude. and everything gives evidence Of the
rapid growth and solid prosperity OF the city.
Although the demand for money Is Increasing,
the supply is ample. We quote rates Of discount
eass at 7@10 per cent.
New York exchange is gradually becoming
easier. Probably none of the larger banks will
pay over par for 1t, and Is fs sn outside figure.
The current selling price is 4 premium; but the
| larger banks sell round lots to customers ai
| about Is.
| Gold j. rather weaker. The brokers still pa1
3per cent fer small parcels, but we presume 1ount
lots would scarcely command aboveasi- Th= sell
ing range is 3,H@4 per cent.-the higher figure 70
/ rs4 nil uarre1a