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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-13
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INPFRlAI. VINE R'T'E RS
Are co,nrnsrd ola nrre and nradr't"rntnd
WHO combined with Barhor"r. Snlnnnn's
Seal Crscfrov. wild Cherry Trcc R9"k. Nix
ona-d Chamo>,;lo Flowers. and G ntiar.
Tbcv arc marr '~ctn"ed nv ~. rnds h'ms~'f
wlo ;s m exn r"re cod and anc"essf"' Phvsi-
o:on ardh he, CO Should not HI r'asaed among
Tho nua.k nnstrrme which food the cnnntrv
and aroinst WI ;ch the Medical Profession are
50 i"stlv rre'nd'"nd
These trnlv rnlrahle Bittera have been so
tboroucllv tested nv Ill classes Of tho COM
mnn;tv for almost everv VARIETY Of diseases
incident to tie human system. that they are
now deemed ;nAsr~nsah'c asa
TON.~. >rEDvryNu. AVN A RIVER AGE
PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE
II Costs Init little! P"r;fv the Blood
Give Tone 20 the Stomach! Renovate the
tho System! and Prolone Life
Price ST rer bottle. & bottles for SIS
Prenared and aold nv
CHARLES W'DDlF'rELD 4 Co,
sol E PROPR'ETORS,
~ WiQhm Street. New York.
N-Fnr sale nv druggists and grocers eene'
| rally throughout the country. lnlo6y1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-13
Wtuche <iers Genuine Preperat,or
lllSS|aagsly6EslG Sc !llllI
A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR

A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
Spernato,rhen or Seminal Weakness, a"J
Genital Hr, ab'li:y in either ser.
This the only rercdy for Sexual Debility Impo cncy
&c which has the approval Of the medical pro
fess;on It's s,ccess has eIcctin
cure T.: -sses where ali other methods Of treatment had
failed One six boxes Of the SPECIFIC PILL will per-
mainly cure any of era Weakness its resulting
mpotpncy however aggravated, whether constitutional,
arising from abuse or exces.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL. TESTIMONY.
~ have used your 2PRcirc Pill in many Of Sper
matvrrnea and with the most perfect success.
~. Milton Sanders NJ. D., Ii. D."
ave bieve to be Specific any medicine
can he We cured many with from iS to
ten DIR Il. Keith American Jour of Med Science
81 have found SeYn s that could he desired. Their ef-
feet has been truly wonderful. =. =. DlCkFE. NJ D.
tss-This ia not a Homeopathic Remedy nor is there
any mercury other deeteous ingredients combined WIN
H. .
PRICE-a per box six boxes FOR IS, by mail. pre- paid
For at the sole General Depot in the United states
by
J. WINCH ETER, 81 Jshn tree., n. Y.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-13
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO CONSUM =
TJyES

Chrrry Bcisdm We have heard so much
! sail IF the wonderful curative power of DR.
Wisiar's Bal~am, in all stages Of diseased
lungs, that we feel safe in rrcnmu"ndrg it
FIR general u>e for Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis,
o'c.
4 Remsdy that ureS--Whcn lahoring
under any disease Of the roat aud lungs
est assured thut speedy reliefca be obtain d
by us;rg Or. Wistar,s B.lsam OF Wild qrry.
Its Success in such caSeS is unparalleled.
Wistur's B.id Cherry BGlslm, q scientific
combination OF the active principle in the
Wild Cherry B TX aud ar is doing wonders
in the way Of alternating all lung diseases.
Z sccn.s TO cure those obstinate Cases that
nothing else will reach
Do rot ntgisst a Cough. hswescr slight
II is h lrdly cxcuSable when simple rene ly.
like Wister's wild cherry .lsam is within
vour reach This ia ir ucarl I'll cases eftcc
tpaI No family should be without it,
H SC>VtL. Proprietor.
Solb dy all druggists.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-13
DIR. J. ROVEE DODS'
Tmperia] Wine Bittprs

Are nrenarnd nv an eminent aud skill frl
physician who as used them successfully in
his practice for th~ last twenty FIVE wears The
nronrietor before purchasing the exclusive
~;rht 20 monufactnre and soil Dr. J. Rnvrc
DodS' Celebrated Imnnrin' Wine Bittnrs. he d
sho,n tested bv two DISTINGUISHED medical
nract'ornr who pronounced them a valuable
rem eiv fer disease.
Although tho medical men Of Tire countrv.
~ q 90, erai thing a;sannrnvr Of patent Ned;-
cines vet we do not believe that rrs~erta-
bio Physician aar he found in tho United
States acquainted with tt cir medical nrorrr-
t:ns who VII not h;"h!v anrrove DR.. j. Be-
zee noJs' T,nnerinI Vine Fitters
IN all n ,wlv settled n'ac"s whore thc"e Is
a'wacs large quantity @f decav'ng t'mhrr
from wh;ch ro:sonora m'asma % created.
= ESQ bitten. should he used eve-v morn "A
hnF;>rn h-nnkfnet
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-13
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Benerolcnt Institution established by ps.ia
Endormsn'. for the relief Of tho sick and Dis
frsssrd, afflicted ,suh Virulsnt and Epidemi,
diseases, and especially for the Cure Of Disease,
af,be Seruai ORGANS
MEDI"AL ADVICE given gratis, BY the
A'A Acting Surgeon. to al who app'v BY let.
tor with description Of their condition. Gage
occupation, habits oflife. &C., and in cases Of
extreme poverty. Medieinosturnished free OF
charge
vALUABi r REPORTS OF Snerr atorhoea
AID other Diseases Of tine scxnal organs. and
on the new remedies emr dyed in the Dispens
,rv. sent to the af1 cted in sealed letter en-.
'e'o' es free nf charge. Two or three stamps
for hostage sill be accountable
Address DIR. J SKILLlN HOCGHTON
Acting Surgeon. Howard association, No. ?
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, "a. Rv
order Of IT," Directors
EIRAD HARTWELL. President
GEO FilRCHfLD, Secretary. v2nllv
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-13
MEDICAL. TESTIMONY
THE ORIGIN AL
HOW SEWING MACHINES.

t.St4hllSNPu IN ISt0-ltTlcClcN III 1909.
DE ENT and impor' ant improvements
~ havii,g been rrt to this 'achine. renders
now the mnst ,,erfcct before tn public and
y ,rAens TT a &: st ,nce can order Machine
xi,h a guarantee Gifts prompt anA safe d.
Ivory and that they will 20 ri 70 70 m na @"
Il to their entir" satisfaction. No more break
;nc needles! No more mis-irg 81, tches ! No
trnnhlo n n'king any garment, however
delicate or heavy on the same Machine. ither
in cambria cloth, or leather and for dress
makers. shirt makers. ta'lors. ha:.hinders
= ce:!,inders. or goiter fitting. ms vel! a. for
every variety of family sewing. THEY HAVE
n, SUPERIOR. and will he sold at a mnch less
nriee than airy other Machine capable Of do
ing the same range Of work.
Send for descriptive Catalogues of styles
and prices. \ few responsible Agents will
be dealt with literally.
Address '7he HOVE Se,ring Marines.
AIT Broadway, New York ln47v3yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-13
6atta 9ertb1 Cement.

For preserving and repairing TIN and other MsrAl
every description, from its great elasticity 10 not I'M
the contraction and expansion Of Metals, and :
crack in cold or run In warm weather.
These materials are, adapted to all climates.
are prepared to supply orders from anypart Of the
at short notice, for Gutta Percha Roofing In roll"
prepared for use, and Gutts Percha Cement In
with full printed directions for application.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-13
DR.. J. ROVEE DODS'
Il inc BitterS!!

"'m AT who have not used them We chal-
rn%" the wor to produce ther cqnnl.
TOSS" hbfcrS f'rthe er,re of lIrak Ctonarks
= ,, '"' Neh,itH nd for Pnrifving and En-
,; 'f"e the HG0d are Absolutely unsurpassed
~ Say other remedy IN earth To DO assur.
Hi o. tn'' TITS only necessary to make the
f'at The Wine .isclt j. Of very superior
HnAHsy, beng ab~,t eRc third STRONGER than
"'h'r winn>: warming and in yignrating the
whale system from the head TO the feet As
h"s" B'tters are tome and Alternative. in their
rharact r SO hey stree: CITIZEN and inv; gorate
,he whole v~t III and give a fine tone and
heaithy action to all its parts, by "oualizing
tho c:'cuI&Hon, REMOVING Instructions, and
producing general warmth They ara also
excellent for Diseases aud Weakness r.cul
ar to FEMALES. where Il Tonic is required to
Srcn CITIZEN end brace the sys.en Na l. DIV,
who Is subject to laSstude and faintnesscs
shou'6 be without them. they are rcvivifying
in their action.
THESE BITTERS
Will not only Carr but Prevent Diseases
and in this rHspect are iou'lv valuaS'e to the
person who my use them. For
INCIplENT CONSUMPTION.
Weak Lungs. Indigestion, Dyspepsia Diseas-
and tor all c Res re iuirng Tonic
DR.. Dnds' Celebrated Wine Bitters
A..3n DIS'G-9p ASS,aD!
For Sore Throat. 50 common amang the
Clergy. they are tru valnshle.
For I've aged and intirm. and for nsrsons Of
q weak consttnt;or-rnr Mini Sters Oft @ Cos
vel LAWYER. and all public sreakers-tnr
Book Keerars. Tailnrs. Saam>tre sses Students
Wrists and Al re sons leading seaentarv
,;re. ~ cr vii, 'n-a"e trnlv beneficial.
,sa Raverare. thew ar" who cSome. inno
cent. and do ici,us' IN 'he taste They produce
Ill the oxh;lnrntinc effects of Brandy or VIE
without Intoxicating: and are valuable rem
odv for persons addicted to the use of evce.
sive strong drink and who "ish 70 refrain
from it. They are pnra and entirely free
from tn: nelson's contained in the adllteratod
rvinc. and Liquors with which the country
is flooded
These Ritt"rs not only Cure. hut Prevent
ni.Aase, and should hr used nv al who live
N n country where he wnteri ia bad. or where
O. ills and Fevers ~" prevalent Being en-
tira'v innocent an' ha~mc'-Ss. they rnny he
gwen freely to Gu idren and Infants with i'm
nrp'tv.
Physicians. Clergymnn and temperance
advocates. ia m act nf Humanity. should rs
set j., srraadinr these trnlv vsinahl" RIT-
TFRS over the land AMI tn 'rahv essentially
aid in han;sh;ng Drunkenness and Diseas".
IN ali 4Fcri;nns Of tla lfcr' Sirk Hra'arhe
or Nervous Hendark-. DR. ODDS lwpsr-
;ol Vine Pi'fsrs 'ri I be found TO be most
SaIuory and EticGo,ous.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-13
TD amA PADpAk
IF THE UNITED STATESm

Ia the month OF Docsher, 1858, the under
signed Tor 9 first time offered for sale to the
public DR.. J. BovEE Dcps' Imperial Wins
B't;ere, and in this short eriod they have Civ
en- >@sh universal satisfaction to the many
thousands OF persons who have tried them
that 1t Is now an established rticle The am
cunt OF bodily and menta misery arising simp
" from neglect of small complaints is sur
prlS'ng. anu It is therefore of the utmost i'm
n"rtance that strict attention to the least
ana NOSE trit'ing bodily aliment should he had
Tor d.sca.e> of the dv must invariably af-
i'rf the mind. The subscribers now only ask
Il .riAl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-13
MUNSON & PIERCE.

Dealers in General Merchandise. Dry
Goods. Groceries, Boots and Shoes. Croekery,
Glass. Nails Putty, Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps &c. &c In short we keep
Amos. everv article required. and usually
kept in a country store, and sell az cheap as
the times will hermit. Inlav3m3
Mgr, OREGON J.. le:. :e1c
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-13

The many Certificates which have BEEN
rendered us. and the letters which W" are
daily receiving. are conclusive rrOot that
nn,onr the women these Rittrrs have given q
satisfaction which no ether haze ever done
hcf,rn No woman in fine land should he
without them and those who once use them
Will not fail TO keen snnNlY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-13
The Wisconsin Habras Corpus
Case, Opinion Of Judge Paine.

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power Nv t''1 'e''s''s' 'o ,,
% prosecute VA, a'-o ''' - -,
war power o''s''o - '''s '
'ut.''l. i. .,,
:. on'y 'he peop'e' '"'o's"
'Ae'f representatives ~ C', ,
Fa'' ''sPe"o she WIFI 'o' ""'"'
c"ipus.
.: Inc PRESIDENT can execute
Tie laws only oy such means as
me constitution ana t'le laws
themselves nave given MN power
u employ.
4. 4 military co;.man'cr may
oec!ars martial law III districts
whicn arg the actua' theatre OF
war; where hostile armies are met
Tor the purpose OF obstruction, or
in nsurreCtlOnnrY districts where
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

4 LITERARY TREAT FoR cUR CITIZENS
We understand that F. W. Thomas, ESQ, the
distinguished author, has accepted an invite
tiOn from the Library Association, to deliver
lecture before them, and that ne has chosen
for his subject: " The Early Struggles of
Eminent Men" We are glad to announce
the lecturer and especially rsjOiced that be
has chosen, from his repertoire Of subjects,
the one which he has, as It has been received
wherever 1t has been rsosiysd, with especial
marks of apprObstiOn, stamping it as one of
the finest of his excellent lectures.
Mr.. Thomas is gentleman Of eminent eul-
ture and ability. A long and brilliant liter
sry and editorial career in Cincinnati, Wash
ingtOn and New York, in the course of which
be became the intimate personal friend Of
that most unfortunate Of geniuses, Edgar
Allen Pos, aDd favored snd fortunate OBJ
server Of life in WashipgsO in the days of
Calhoun and Webster, has made him veteran
In composition.
BE is now travelling in Ohio, collecting
materials for a descriptive and critical work
upon the West. and eOmss among Us from
successful lsctu'ing tour in Southern Ohio,
In which he has won fresh leurels. Such
men IS Dr. Hall, of Miami University, Prssi-
dent Merrick, Of the Ohio Wesleyan College,
snd Archbishop Purcell, certify Ia the high
est terms to his ability and merit. Let him
have good audience.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
LOnArr OOUSrT Irrns.-FrOn the LOrain

LoRAIE COUNTY ITENs.-Fron the LOrain
County News.
A FEATHERED WoRsHIPPRR.-A Sabbath or
two since, as the choir Of the First Church
rose to sing the opening anthem of the morn
ing service, q beautiful bird vas ssen quietly
to enter the church by an open window and
to light upon the highest point Of the large
organ. As il sOlemnly occupied this emf
penee, its gsptIs song could be distinctly
heard By the audience, mingling With the
strains Of the choir below.
AEoTzER PRoXoTIox.-Anothero Of tie orig
insl Co. Q boys has been dsssT7edIy honored
with q commission. We allude to Sergeant
MOrey, who passed through here the other
day, on bis way to join the Ninth O. s. Col
Ored Regiment, In which be has been sp-
pointed First Lieutenant. he was ons Of
the noble boys captured at Gross Lanes.
Since his exchange he has been with his reg
ipent through thick and thin. He will make
an excellent officer.
CAPTtIN NIcKERsoy.-Y should have be-
fore noticed that Captain a. Il. Nickerson,
Of the sth Ohio Infantry, having been dis
sbled from performing active field duty by
wounds received at the battles Of Antiataa
and Gettysburg, has been appointed Captain
in the Invalid Corps, to rank as such from
November y, 1858.
NEARL7 FIBE.-The Treasurer's Office
became ignited the other day by the heat Of
the stove, and the flames had got we'll under
way, when they were discovered and extin-
szished BY person who very OPportunely
happened IA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

DR. HozLAHD's LrcTURE.-Dr. Holland
isa great lover ofTfath. His Is ons cf those
minds, good type Of which Is seen in such
men ss h Hsnry Ward Beschsr. As lecturer,
he is one Of that class who stand between the
pulpit and the people ard express that
religious truth which is sombrs snd formal
from the minister, but which Is genial and
popular from the lecturer. He does not
state his thoughts in the formal method of 8
writer on Logic, but in the way which takes
hold Of the heart We can do nothing but
give an outline of his thought without max
log any attempt to dress itin his own words.
Too little faith is put in the people. POlit-
clans and the Press handy cerain compliments
to them bat yet distruSt the instincts ofthe
massss. The wisdom Of the people Is seen
fully illustrated In an old New England
town, where none but the minister and ply
sioisn are educated, but where slI things are
directed In simple honesty. A mans life
Is where his heart is, IN his hOms. Home is
the center Ground which he revolves. The
nations life begins In its home, and ultimate
ly the love Of country Is but the love of
home. This love Of country is the motive
which impsls the North. Hate impels the
South. Love will always triumph over hate.
The chief Sources Of our national life arc
three: love of home, love Of country and love
Of God. The latter is religion, or the rscog-
milton Of duty. This last influence has less
credit given it than it deserves. Ask any
man why be enlisted. His reply is Some
body Tnusl goS
That religion thus defined is thus powerful,
is witnessed both in the origin and history of
the nation. At this point the Doctor took
occasion to vlndieste Puritanism. It does not
mean the hanging Of witches but the love Of
home, Of country, of G,d. A glowing trib-
ute to the religious power Of q, 900 pulpits,
quickening the national life, was paid.
Where this national life exists Democracy
lives and cannot be conquered. A foreign
war could not subdus us in six centuries. No
foreign power could swallow Us. We are
indigsstible, being alive. Only dead nations
can be swallowed.
The national heart Is at Onse the motive
power and the conservative power, Con-
ssrVstiam L not found outside Of it. No
party, no man eau be the true conservative.
The national hesrt alone can be such. We
need no great man to save US. The national
heart will save the nstiou. Great men save
feeble nations. No policy can save, no sd-
ministration, only the heart Of the people.
A conservative politician Is only stump in
a river to catch party driftwOod while the
great currents of life hOat by.
The warhas msds home dsaTsr. It has made
our religious convictions deeper. The na-
ticnal heart will save the country by sunihi-
lating the cause of its weakness.
DR.. Holland struck out the great thought
that the nations life consisted in tearing
out BY the roots the cancer of. death that had
been feeding upon its vitals.
Br. Holland is always highly appreciated
by the thinking classes of society.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
FROlI NEW YORK.

New YORK, Dec. 10.
A Washington special says:
The following account which Mr.. Wilson
Of Iowa. gave notice on Monday, in the
House:
Be it Resolved By the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
America, in Congress assembled, That two
thirds of both houses concurriug, that the
following article be proposed to the Lesis-
lstures Of the different States, as an
amendment to the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States, which, when ratified by three
fOurths OF said Legislatures shslI be valid
to sll intents and purposes, as q part Of
said Constitution, to-Wit: "Article 2,
Section l. Slavery being incompatible with
free government is forever prohibited in
the United States and involuntary servi-
tuje shall be permitted only as punish
ment for crime.
sectien 2 Congress shall have full power
to enforce the foregoing section Of this ar
ticle By appropriate legislation.
The identity Of the pirates who CAP
tured the steamer Chesapeake, Of this
city, is still unknown. Il is believed that
some Of them have come from Canada to
uAAlaANg aAN GluDhEktE on DQAIQ
for this port. They knew all the facts
and were therefore able to direct the op-
erations Of persons who Joined them.
The steamer Potomac, belonging 10 b.
B. Cromwell & Co, owners of the Chesa-
peake, will start to day In pursuit. The
Government has commissioned the Poto-
mac, and she will be armed and furnished
With fighting crew a. the Navy Yard.
Special to Post;
Mr. Ashley will introduce into Congress.
an important bill at an early day, DF6vid-
ing that the free States Eay recruit to ELL
their quotas in the rebel States, Offering
such hounties ss they may please.
It is supposed WashbuTn, Of Illinois,
will be ehairmrn Of the Committee on
Commerce in the House, and Schenek
Chairman Of the Military Committee.
The Floyd bonds case will come up in
the Court Of Claims to day.
Mr.. Fenton will probably be put on the
Committee on Ways and Means if be 60.
nirag
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

ST.. PAUL's cHURoH The
ladies Of 81 Pauls Church will hold Festi
val, in the Chapel connected with said
Church, on Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1858. A
splendid dinner will be served from IL
O'Clock, A. n. to 3 o'clock, Pm, at which
they hope to meet and entertain all Of their
friends, and IS many ladies as will honor them
with their presence. The tables will be lead
cd with every deliossy that the most fsstid-
ious epicure could desire. The evening en-
tertainment will present varied attractions,
consisting Of vocal and instrumental music,
executed by some of p'svelsnd's fairest
daughters and best musicians. Fancy
nesdIe-wOrk will also bs on exhibition and
for sale, and an oyster supper will conclude
the festival
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
NEW YORK n1AKKKF-Deo. 10.

lBI 7ELBsRAPH.i
UOttou-Market shade easier and less doing.
5aie- 81 IS A79c tor Middiing Upands
RlOur-Msrket Sc better.
Sales at 6 2i5 81 tor Extra State; eT 353T As for
extra round heoped Ohio e7.50Aq 50 for trade
brands Closing very firm and no sellers at inside
quotations.
WhiskY-shsde armer with fair demand. Sales
at 57Ce0c.
Wheaf-Market to &c higher with bstt-r de-
mand.
Sales at sI,lSI,l5 for Chicago Spring; q s. for
o!d DO; l451i4 20 for Milwaukee Club el i6 nj 4s for
ern; 81 IS cl 81 for Amber Michigan.
Barley-Shade frmer sales at 81 l,5Oal IS for
Canada and Western
Corn--Msrket hrmer and demand fair.
Sales at el.2G2 IN store, closing 1t latter price;
y, q Tor unso nd in stOre also T,5Oi bush mixed
Western deliverable from the lst TO 10th Of Eebrus-
ry, buyers option, at 81 81.
Oats Market lo better. sales 81 esK9g9 for
Western.
WOOI-Market quiet and firm.
huEar-Market quiet
nIOlasEes-Qui-t.
Petroleum. Irregular and unsettled. Sales at
47c tor refined in bond
POrk-Markst quiet and prices without material
change.
sales at sI7OOai7 IS for old mess sIs,69xa1s,7 IS
100 for new prime mess.
Beef-Quiet an steady
Bacon StdeB-ModeratelT active. Sales al II kc
for ' estern long cut hams.
Lard-Dull sad heavy, Sales at 1I&8124c--lat-
ter extreme price.
ButIer-MaTket 1rIn. Sales at 2g995o for Ohio ;
Ep32c for state.
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MER CIAL.
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MORNING LEADER OfFlONt I
1HURsDAT KVEHEa. December 10. is63.
FlOEr-stesdy. sales 100 bbls choice red double
exts at $780, Is bbls do do at Ss45 and 65 lbs do do
in sacks at $40.
Wheat-Quiet. Gales car red on track at tl,2i,
and car Whits at sl,l5.
COrn-sa'eI l,OOO bushels from store st ti,O9, and
$500 bush at sl,lO.
Oats-Sale car on track at T3c.
BarIey-Dull and nominal at el-zS
Rye-Firm ct sI,l5.
Beans-Held at s2,5cG2,7s.
HighWines-SRles At csc.
HOEs-stsady at ts,5O for weights ranging over
9OOlbs.
POrk-very quiet. Held at sis.OO for City packed
mess and $500 for clear.
Lard-stsady at 10 for city rendered IN barrels
and at I24e in kegs.
Cheese-FiTm at IsaIio.
Rkgs-Searee and In request at 2o92Ie.
Dried ApPIes-Sales at TSc.
Green AppIes-sales at q rs per bbl.
salt-steady at S2,O for Fine and q, IS for
Coarse.