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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-19
%atipual Aepnhlitan.
LOCAL NEWS.


GRovrn's TnEATRr--"7he WA Hunf,ess. "-This
evening will be produced, for the first and only
time, after . deal Of elaborate care spent In the
preparation, Buekstone's beautiful drama of " The
wild Huntress OF the Mississippi; or, Green
Bushes,r story OF a hundred years ago. This
piece win be produced with new scenery, splendid
mechanical effects, sc. We are informed that
EAST Lynne" will shortly be presented for one
time more. ..r
FoRp's EVER POPULAR THEATRE will, no doubt,
be honored with another fashionable audience to-
night, to witness that great masterpiece OF acting,
Couldock's Louis XI. The play itself, In the hands
even Of mediocre actor, Is always acceptable,
but when It Is endowed by Couldock's dramatic
genius, II becomes doubly interesting and indie
scrbably grand. To add every effect to Its proper
rendition the talents OF the entire star stock
b pany will he embodied in Its representation. The
farce OF "su,ilen Thoughts" is the afterpiece. We
understand that "The Chimney Corner will
shortly be repeated, and informed by advertise
ment that Friday evening Is the benefit OF Mr..
Cookbook; saturday, benefit Of Mr.. Bland; and that
the opera is going TO become an institution among
US The ladies will be in ecstasies this operate
intelligence II will set the elite Of the city all
astir again.
NIxoS's wAsuIsoros TurArRr.-This is the
bird week OF the engagement at this theatre Of
he beautiful Cubas, and each night OF her appear
anec the audiences increased. At last, Manager
Nixon has established this frst-cass place OF
amusement, sod Il only remains for him to keep It
so, and he will be literally Iatronizcd by the
amusement public OF Washington. Cubas has
made another hit by her wonderful pantomimic
powers, brought forth by the romantic drama OF
1.-THE Wizard skih," which has met with great
success and which will be played again this even
ing, with Brougham's buresque OF :" Pocahontas,' y
for the last time.
CASTERBuRY.-The various splendid acts of per-
lormance given By the three fair stars-NIisses
Pennoyer, Mortimer and southerland--sre nightly
received with the most enthusiastic applause. The
splendid programme offered for tonight will con-
clude with the successful and highly popular after
piece entitled " The Secret" with MIR. George r.
Edeson in the laughable character of Thomas.
But three more nights remain of the engagement
of the present star company. On Monday night
next, the greatest danseuse In the world, Annette
Galetti, will appear.
NiNoS's CREMoRsE GARDEN CmcUs-The bill
offered this afternoon and night at this popular
establishment should insure large audiences. Such
artistes rs Thayer, Reynolds, Nichols Eaton Stone,
II. WhitbY, b. Carroll, S. Webb, w. Johnson, c.
Naylor, J. Naylor, Master Johnny Miss Carroll,
MISS Elyira, the Conrad Brothers, and their asso-
ciates form powerful troupe. The spectacle OF
The Field Of the Cloth Of Goldr is sufficient 10
nh the house, to say nothing of the new panto-
mime, and the immense amount of fun generated
by DR.. Thayer's comic mules.
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AMUSEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FosDs rHnArRS,
~ Tenth areei, wear Ttnn'a avenue.
ANOTHER GREAT BILL.
The eminent actor and actress, MIR. and MIss
COuLDOCK, for the FIRST and last time, This WED
NEsDAYl EVENING, Nov. 10, In the singulsrly
'"'""'s '''' 'IioUIs xI.
b bsS,s N m Mr; cosi$osE
The character Of Louis ~, as Mr.; couidock repre-
A Masterpiece or DRAMATIC ART.
After which the farce OF
sU ID ID E II HO u q 8,
Mr.. BISHOP appearing In II.
FRIDAY, Benefit Of Mr.. couldock.
SATURDAY, Benefit of Mr.. Bland.
FIRST SERIES or OPERA NIGHTS,
BY the English Opera Troupe.
Complimentary tickets or passes will not be hon
ored during Opera Nights, should there be any such
admission passes out.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette, 90 centsi Orchestra
Seats, 10 cents; Family Circle, Is cents; Colored
Parterre, 90 centsi Private Boxes, 90.
Doors open at 81. o'clock; performance common
GRdNER's THEATRE,
Penn'a avenue, near WIZARDS Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER, Manager.
THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
MISS K 3 sEP REsIE BEN koS 81 s5s2f'r
CHARLES BARRON,
The Best Company in Americas,
In the
WILD HUNT Ess
MISSISSIPPI;
IRELAND and AMI II q A :,
Otherwise entitled
CIR e E. Blu s II Es,
A Hundred Year. Ago.
with Entire New Scenery.
49, New and startling Mechanical effects,
Novel Appointments, &c, &C.
Admission-6o, %, and 10 cents. nov 10
NIxoN's WASHINGTON THEATRE,
Cor. aud Eleventh sts., near Pens. avenue.
Wednesday Evening, November 10Th,
Third appearance of
CUBAs
| In the romantic drama entitled
THE WIZ ARD KIFF,
The Massacre Of scio.
CUBAs will sustain THREE CHARACTERS.
zingsfs, the Gip,cy Boy, Cuba.
Agaths,
GREEK DANCE,
and fight
TERRIFIC COMBAT.
To be followed with the musical burlesque,
POCAHONTAs.
a Fanny Brown,
And the Entire Dramatic Company.
Doors open at I; to commence at TX precisely.
nov 10
| NHoS's cRE"oRSG S.rpE, CIRCUS,
Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street.
Fi0h Week of the Season.
CONTINUATION OF THE GORGEOUS SPECTACLE
| ..H#.I of the
FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD,
Introducing the exciting Games OF the Tournament.
| First appearance Of the amusing Clown,
JIMMY REYNOLDS. .
| EATON STONE as Clown, In the representation OF
Grimsldi ON Horseback.
Dr. JAS. L. THAYER, THE COMIC MULE, ANI
| ALL THE COMPANY,
| In the pantomime of
| Love and Phantoms.
|
Performances both afternoon and Night.
| novl7
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VNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
J. subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Washington county, In the District of Co
estate Of Noah Drummond, late Of Washington
county deceased. All persons hay ing claims against
the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
on or before the fifteenth day Of November next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this fifteenth day Of No
vember, A. ID. 1861. JOHN $. DRUMMOND,
Administrator,
Prince George county, Md.
Claims against the estate may be left at the office
Of Lemuel ]. Middleton, Esq, corner OF Twelfth and
i streets. nov l7-lAw3w'
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ADJUSTMENTS. a
CANTERBURY HALL,
" CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AvrsuE, rEAn SIXTH ST.
The Most Prosperous Place Of A'nusemef IN
Washington.
CROWDED HoUsEsi
DELIGHTED AUDiENCEsi
Patronized by the
FrRsr GENTLEMEN IN THE COUNTRY
Now In the second Year OF eur glorious
successt
No such Word as Fdii,o NTH as.
THE LARGEST, MOST TALENTED COMPANY
IN AMERICA.
30
STAR PERFORMERS APPEAR EVERY NIGHT
NEW BILL TO-NTGHTi
LAST WEEK
OF the beautiful
JULIA MORTIMER,
and the charming
KATE PENNOYER.
This is positively the LAST WEEK ofthe
GTPSY'S LAY.
CONTINUED SUCCESS
OF THE
SCOTTISH NIGHTINGALE,
MISS AGNES sUTH X n l. Nd.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY.
MILE Lixetta, Jennie Allen,
Lille brandon, Tniy Forbes,
Miss Jennie and ELLA,
IN NEW DANCES.
s..I Second week Of
GEORGE r.. RDES0N,
Comic Vocalist and Comedian.
BOB HART
and
LEW. SIMMONS
In Two New Negro Acts.
w,n. Armstrong, WINE Emerson,
Master Johnny,
| IN NEW ACTS.
NEW BALLET,
Produced under the direction Of
MONS. Soil OSY.
| TONIGHT,
THE HAUNTED CHAMBER.
| 4-ll-44.
A FULL BAND or MINSTRELS.
The performance to conclude with the lsughsbie
Farce entitled .u.
THE SECRET.
| In which
| Geo. Edeson rs Thomas
| supportedby
| AsPLENDID FARCE COMPANY.
Doors open at SKI performance, TX o'clock.
Admission, % cents; Orchestra Chairs, 90 cents.
Monday, November 24th,
| First appearance Of
MILE ANNETTA GAI.LITTA,
The Best French and Spanish Danseuss IN the
| World
| MONS. Il. yALARDE,
| The Best Male Dancer IN Amevicdi
nov n
| LOOK OUT
LOOK OUT
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WANTS..


WANTED.-Aiar large room forstorage, tground
w floor or baseuient,l In the vicinity OF Penn
sylvania avenue, from Fifth to Twelfth Streets
Address "Union" at this office. no Edit
DoNEs AND CAMP GREASE wANTED.-The
ID subscribers will pay the highest market price
e a9c q oof o sa atrest
oct si-eoim MORGAN n RHINEHART.
WANTED.--At the New York Employment
w Agency Office, No. OIL Ninth street, near
Pennsy lvania avenue, TWENTY-FIVE t26) White
and Colored GIRLS with good references, as Cooks,
and seamstresses: Also, young colcred Men, 70
wait tables in Private Families or Hotels. Also
wanted houses imnediste with Or %thSnt aa
may as-tf N. II. MILLER.
WTANTED.--For gentleman and his wife,
w Double Parlor, with hrst-class furniture and
board. Price not so much consideration as a nice
The best city reference given and required. Adj
dress Banker" at the City Post ONCE.
TOBACCO AND sEGARs
i For Sale at Wholesale.
$50 boxes of Tobacco, light and dark,
pound Lumps,
y pound Jumps,
"a pound Lumps, and los.
206 gross Fine-cut Chewing, in tin foil, different
800 gross Fine-sut smoking, various brands
suitable Tor suffers anu
Al Of which are offered a. the Lowest W wholesale
prices, by JAMES WALLACE,
Go High street, Georgetown, ID. z.
Goods delivered to any part of the District free
| OF charge. nov l7-lw'
NEW YORK BUSINESS.
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING.
| INVOICE BILLS BUSINESS NOTES NEGOTIATED.
PROTESTED NOTES AND DEFERRED ACCOUNTS
BOUGHT AND COLLECTED.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION ...
GOVERNMENT CLAIhS BOUGHT
... by C. z. HOUSE,
.... Counsellor at Law,
30 Nassau street, New York
| hf- Ten years In state and United States Courts
Advice gratis. apis
| NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE,
IN WAsHIHGTos, Nov. IL, 1862,
PROPOSALS will be received ut this office, until
| Monday, the first Of December next, at O'Clock
y. M, for two hundred and ten thousand (2lO,O00)
yards of White Cartridge Cloth, In width and pro-
1000 yards, - inches wide
10000 I" 2lK
10000 +" 25,s ="
10000 +" .sh
5 5SSSS " g
10000
To be delivered at the Navy Yard, I'm this city
free of cost to the Government for freight trans:
| portation. 5. 7. BROWN,
nov ls-dti Navy Agent.
nm 1ncxxxVnnn .ou,,nu.s m, ,,,..
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NOR NEW YORK.-The schooner Davidson
i will load for the above port, and will receive
despatch Tor Freight Apply to PETER BERRY, 80
Water street, Georgetown. nov l6-I
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FosDs rHnArRn,F
~ Tsnn areei, wear ftrn'a apsrue.
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CAL; B. +. Connover, New Brunswick; l.. s.
Williams, Cincinnati; Geo. W. Beardslee, New
York Samuel Gardner, New York; W. P. Ross
and John Ross, Cherokee Nation; G. +. God
dard, U. s. A.; are at the Metropolitan.
Gov. Yates and Jos. II. c. Forrest, Spring
field, Ohio; Col. Terry and Major Taylor, Chi
cago; J. II. II. Ward, and Wright Banks, U.
s. A.; are at the National.
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE,
IN WAsHIHGTos, Nov. IL, 1862,
PROPOSALS will be received at this office, until
Monday, the first Of December next, at O'Clock
u. M, for two hundred and ten thousand (2lO,OOO)
yards of White Cartridge Cloth, In width and pro-
portions, as follows, viz,
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After which the farce OF
sU ID ID E N II 10 U q II II y,
MR.. BISHOP appearing In n.
FRIDAY Henefit of Mr. Coultiock

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette, 90 cents; Orchestra
Seats, 10 cents; Family Circle, % cents; Colored
Parterre, 90 cents; Private Boxes, 90.
Doors open at 6l o'clock; performance common
ces at AZ o'clock. nov 10
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A report in the yards to-day in regard to this
contract states an impossible thing, to say moth
ing of its improbability 1t is that Geo. Starr,
who is to inspect and receive the bullocks on
account of the Government, is a partner in the
contract. We don't believe that the good repu-
:aton of George Starr can be bought 40 cheap
as this. We do believe that our soldiers will
still get good beef cattle, and that Government
will get them at a very low rate-that is, not
much over Sc u ID for the meat.
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New York Markets by Mail.

Tuesday Evening, June "a.
iae Stock market was strong, and with mode
sS'e purchases, most Of the quotations show an
Enforcement. Between the Boards the market
.s Gull but strong. At the Second Board
TT 'e was firm market, under the report from
t Ibaa1n,ngton that the Currency bill had passed
cas. aolse. Foreign Exchange was feverish, in
nos9aence of the rapid advance in gold. The
seo,a'0ns have ranged from llss to 1881 for
gTong' At the close, the market is nominally
glist for banks and bankers, with some
sn .sIs asking l2o. Francs are 4,75@, 40
n,s are iese active, and are frmer for heavy
CO.'S s.u, oat somewhat unsettled for grain. The
aslfe OF the day was the furry in gold which,
~ Ino sne passage of the Currency bill, advanced
.SoS, with some small transactions at 100,
sc,; ausaace Of per cent on yesterday. Trans
ou.ons were large, but the advance brought
S. ~, so'd freely, and the market receded to 1854
Is nv the latter figures being bid at the close.
Due Due advance in gold causes a large demand for
s,eehoacks," used for Custom House purposes.
'ua the premium advanced to 1914.
4he market is active for low and medium
ssoes OF Western and State Flour, and prices
e &c per barrel firmer, under the more favor.
a''s foreign news and the advance in Exchange:
Ssoe orands are in fair request, chiefly for The
h ny trade, and prices are firm; the sales are
q -,eoo bols. Canadian more active and better.
Soatnern hrmer and in moderate demand, chief.
lor export. Bye -four in fair demand and
u wa Corn meal steady, but less active. The
Hneat market is fairly active, and is 2@3c pc,
easo nrneF. Barley is in light demand. Bar
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ley Malt firm and in better request Rye in
limited supply and firm, with moderate INQUIRY.
oass IN better supply and easier. Corn in fair
supply, but with more favorable advices from
Europe, an advance in Exchange, and good
o oemsnq prices are sghtly 6rner; sales Of 1885,,
oOo bush. The Pork market is literally sun.
piled, but, with better demand. n,ices ara
sustained. Beef arrives spariugly, but the sun.
ply Is ample for the limited demand prevalent.
and prices are qnite irregular Beef Hams are
much lower: Bacon more plenty, very quiet,
ana nominal. Cut Meats steady and in mode.
rate request Lard in limited demand, but firm,
Butter in good demand for shipment Cheese
nrmer and quite active. In the Beef Cattle
Market TINS week, there is slight change in
favor OF the city butchers. The new Govern.
ment contract has been taken at a. "a ner cvt
i've weight, for good bullocks. The Live Hog
market is better for shippers, and the Sheep
market worse than q week ago.
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st. Louis Market.

TUESDAY EVENING, June "a, 1852.
WHEAr-All grades declined to-day two o,
,taree cents Per bushel. Sales embraced 237 eks
spring at b3@55c; $50 poor fall at CSC; 1872 a,
77@7sc; 1888 at s09S5c; ii, 12s and 1874 at
sSc; A. 95 and 1875 at SIC; and l2O and 2O5
par; new crop, at 90c y bushel
CoRN-Dui and lower, with sales of l7C
and $50 at 2'c; aud $500, in lots, at 32sc de-
ivered.
OArs-Unchanged, with sales of 81 sacks at
ssc, $50 at &c. 5000, in lots, at SIC; and 200
IN new gunnies at the same.
TLoUR-Demand light, with sales of 100 sacks
single extra at g.; 100 bbls at 81, and 80 do at
;s4lO, delivered.
RYE-50, 1870 and 1871 sacks at SIC. and a.
ard 40 at S5c, sacks returned.
WHIsKY-S9 b5ls at 23c; 20, IS aud 80 do at
O 9, ,-c, and 43c at the market.
TALLow-l4 bbls sold at &c, and Is do at
&c d Id.
HAY-Stocks and receipts large with deci.
,ded dullness in demand at present. 3S bales
sold at SOC U 1901 lbs.
pEAcHEs-25 bushels at $l,7s per bushel.
EGGs-Declined with q sale of Z bbls at SC
p dozen.
HtDEs-Unchanged at 12ic y lb for dry flint.
WOoL-6, 600 lbs fine fleece, washed, sold on
private terms; 1000 do at 42lc, and 900 I'm.
washed At $4,000 n 10.
I.ARD-l2 bbls No sold at &c p Id.
SAcoN-About $50 casks clear sides, in lots,
at SC; 300 pieces do in bulk at 4tc; 400 do at
sc, q lot of ribbed sides at 4 &c, and irregular
lots OF common country joints at &c for shoul.
saers, and 2924c for hams.
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THURSDAY, June 264 P. N.
The leading markets we're buoyant to-day and
'eEcIted. Prices have further improved
Flour was more active, and holders claim an
advance of Toe n bbl Sales were the range
OF u S5@5 so tor good to very choice white
winter extras Gncluding st. Louis brands at the
outside quotaton); and So 50@4 10 for lower
Graoes to choice spring extras.
Wheat was firm and buoyant, anG prices ad.
yanced l@l4c u bushe, with liberal sales at
Sic for No. 9 Red Sl4QS3tc for Amber Iowa;
Ss&Ssoic for No. Spring, and 7l@74c for No.
Spring-the higher figures for fresh receipts
IN fsvorite localities. The market closed quiet
Corn was active and firm, and prices in Old
Mixed and New grades in store advanced 4@lc
r bushel, with large sales at the range of Oh
t126c for Old Mixed Cnside quotation for re.
ceipts just expiring); 29c for Old Yellow; %
s127c for New Mixed, and 23025c for New and
Old rejected-all in store. Very little Corn
asoat offered, With sales At 27sc for New mixed;
CSC for old mixed, and SOC for old Yellow-all
aRoat The market closed firm.
Oats we're steady, with sales at 254 (126c for
No in store, inside quotation for short re-
sseipts.
Rye vas quiet and steady, with sales at 4Oc
.o' No. in store-fresh receipts. Bailey was
nrrf with sales at 52@6Oc as to quslity. high.
Slnes were excited, with salee at 26t22Sc De-.
,nand speculative. Butter steady and FIRM
-Ssgs e@6.c - dozen.
Lake Freignts firm and higher, with but few
vessels offering, with charters Ito arrive next
week at &c for Corn to Buffalo; and to-day At
&c Tor Corn to Port Colborne and Buffalo lOc
to' wheat TO Port Colborne, and lac for wheat
&c Kingston.
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New ORLEANS AS 1T Is.-A correspondent
Of the New York Times, writing from New
Orleans on the 18th says:
No New England village could be safer or
more quiet than New Orleans under the iron
rule of Gen. Butler The streets are full of
people, including plentiful sprinkling of
adies-promenading and shopping. The
stores on Canal and the other principal streets
are mostly open, and, notwithstanding the
rigors of the blockade, seem to exhibit tolera-
BILE assortmeuts Of merchandise of various
sorts, though at prices fabulously high. Sol
dicrs in the blue uniform of the United States,
passing along the streets in squads, in compa-
Eies and sometimes in regiments, remind you
Of the military occupation of the city. About
the St. Charleston. BuGlers headquarters
-sentries, posted, pace to and fro, with fixed
bayonets. A Connecticut regiment holds the
Custom House; . portion Of another is encamp-
ed in Lafayette Square At the Tivoli Circle,
two or three batteries Of artillery are planted.
From the splendid piazza of the St. Charles
Hotel fine military band play every morn
ing and evening, National airs. They have
comparatively few listeners, as the citizens do
not seem to care to listen to s'Yankee Doodle
or "Hail Columbia" though interspersed as
they are often with s'Dixie."
have said the city wears on the surface the
air of quiet submission, but there are hoarse
mutterings below-curses deep not loud.
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- II
A Plsfrr VnLAel.-About ten mile. e,st.of
h00ne'.er. IN the State of New York, where the
grand Erie Canal and Ner York Central Rail.
road are side by side is pretty busting village
IN the midst of the richest agricultural section
OF the Union. This village is Fairpors, and here
are located the extensive Chemical Works of
D. B. DeLand & Co., where the celebrated Che.
mical saleratus is alone produced. The cars
and boats carry this saleratus away in large
quantities, to all parts Of the country, to be sold
by grocers and to be used by all who desire
light and wholesome bread and biscuita Fair.
port is probably as widely known a. any village
of its population in the world.
For sale by all the Wholesale Grocers in Chi.
csgo. d&wlt
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The rebel leaders keep up the courage Of
their people with such bogus news as this, from
the Jackson Mississippisn ofthe Sth: Mcclellan
whipped and running away. We took thirty
three thousand prisoners, ten thousand OF
whom marched into Richmond with knapsacks
and accourtrements on! Ten to fifteen thou
sand of the enemy killed and wounded !
Eighty thousand stand of arms captured =
Stonewall Jackson at 16 miles from Washing
toni"
Miss Jennie Scott, one of the most accom-
pished young ladies Of Lawrence county Ohio,
Was burned to death, Monday evening by the
explosion of . hanging csmphene lamp under
which she was passing.
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New York June o.
FL0UR-Recepts 2S,7Si bbls. Market ten cents
better Sales ~ 600 bbis 81 1894 40 for super state
81 6004 20 extra sate 81 40 super WESTERN - 81
o. gu common to medium extra western; IS 0505 Is
common to good shipping brands extra 10.
WHEAT-Recepts0 3, S55 bush Market unsettled and
&c higher Sales 900 bush at 96@$l e Chicago spring.
$l00@1 0S Nil. club; 81 99@1 10 amber Iowa; 81 1901
10 winter red WESTERN 81 20@l 81 amber Mich.
RYE-quiet and firm.
BARLEY-nominaI
CORN-Receipts s001s bush. Market &c higher .
Sales 80 600 bush at 53 53 old mixed western sound
G47 unsound
OATs-Market steady. Sales at 43045e Canadian,
Western and State.
WHISKEY-Marketh higher. Sales 1000 bbls at $500.
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