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WAR NEWS.
From Charlesto on.
April 6. 1863.

tHARLxsros April mo signs thus far
Of the expected attack. There has been no
!anding Of The enemy in force on any Of the
islands below s reported. The skifmish
on Seabrook's Island was between a few
Independent scouts and a watering party
from the Yankee gunboats.
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From Charleston

CHARLESTON, April ALI quiet. No
news Of the enemy. Weather eaIm and
tides prori;ions for M attack.
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Northern papers report that General Burn
side has ASSUMED command ot the Department
oi Ohio.
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From Augusta, Ga.

AUGUSTA, Ga April 2 -The Bath Is. G. }
P"per Mills. iocaed in Edgeiirld District,
were burnt To-day, at two o'clock
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10 RENT

Until the first of Janaary 1864, the dwell.
ling house, with Tie Lot and Workshop at.
tached, be;ongiDg 10 the Estate Of the late
David Biiings. Apply to
kERStiAW & CONNORS,
Auy's for K @. BILLINGS, Arm.
March %, 1863. 7-8t
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Gold in New Yo,k, Oh tho 2Sth ul,., vas
quoted At lSS, Exchange i6S. Cotton 66 aud
%, with sales Of IS bales.
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paid tax Of fourteen per ent. on all in.
comes or profit, from all sources wha,.y.r
other than from property on which tax
shall have been assessed aud paid under
o;her provisions Of this net. When such
Income or profits shall exceed ten Thousand
dollars, there shall be levied an add ,ional
ten per cent upon such excess.
Persons or companies issuing notes or
less denomination tnan twenty dullars sha u
pay II iax Of TWEEN y Per cent apoa the n
mouni issued. Banks IN which u Stat. il
II siuckhold"r and counties or r"rporaiion =
issuing n"tes in vursuunc. lu Stale law are
not habIe 10 this tax
All foreigners between eighteen aud for
~ tive Year, Of aye, aud not IN the military
ar "nvai -er,icr. exercising ANY Of the cnli
ings 81 "'@:a'I"ns herr'nbrfurc taXr,. shat
pay, an ndd'i""ni lax rqual 20 that herein
bef"re e-tabli-hed
ca aud alter tue first Of May Publishers
ct new spnpers shall pay iwo uud one thiud
pr cent OF the vro>. receipts for all ad
vrItisenrnts.
che io''o~tmx p,oprrt, shall bc exempt
from '"Aa'i"u "grhni"ral products pur
chased and necessary I"r family consump.
uon aescos propert, of person no. iu The
military or naval service, amounting in val
us TO less than one thousand dollars pro
perry "f less 'aloe than wa thousand dol
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RELIGIOUS NorIcE There be no preach.
ing 1t Camp Creek until the &th Sabbath in
April Preaching at Mt Carmel the I'd Sstur.
day and Sunday by P. 4. and Others. L.
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Gen. LAngieroits has s.sumed dictatorship Of
roland, and has issusd proclamation calling
on al' The Po'ish subjects Of Russia to riss for
Freedom and their fssherhad.
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Advices from Okalous state that the enemy
10 marching South In Tennessee. dssolating
farma HE supposed arm is Northern Ala.
hama.
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0i the attack Oh Chsriestou ths New York
iIersld says:
Nothing new has occurred in front Of Char.
lesion, nor is any attack expected there until
the period oi high tides arrives, with the equi.
noct'al season, which is evidently just setting
in
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ESTATE NOTICE,

The noies and Books Of account Of the
Estate Of The late David Billings have been
left IN our hands for collection. Persons
indebted To said Estais will please make
immediate payment TO the undersigned. and
those having claims against the same will
present them, legally a.tested, within the
iiue prescribed by law.
KERSHhW g. CONNORS,
Atty's for X. q. BILLINGS, Adm.
March as, 1853. 7-6t
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Enrolment Of Conscripts

The enrolment OF conscripts for this District
10 still in progress, under the efficient manage.
msnt Of Capt. L. II. Gris;. The Captain has
been universally admired for tie uniform cour.
tesy which he has extended towards all with
whom he has had business intercourse, and for
0ae facility with which lie has discharged the
arduous duties Of his office. Up to Monday
last l4a persons had been enrolled. "a Of whom
were turned over to the Surgeon. The remain.
der were exempt by virtue Of their profession
or occupation.
The examining Surgeon, Dr.. o. A. White,
WAS here on the I'd aud Sd instant. OF the ~
who went before him, 80 were accepted for ser.
vice and 81 rejected A. unfit for military duty.
Il may be said 70 the credit OF those who ap
psared before the Surgeon, and to the credit
Of the District, that the Surgeon remarked AZ.
ts: the examination, that not man had come
before him without adequate cause, and that his
acceptance Of them was In accordance with the
rigid instructions which he had received aud
not the result Of his convictions Of their ftness
for the discharge Of the duties Of q soldier. It
was remarked by Ply ysicians, and by Others to
whom they wore known, that number had
been accepted who were notoriousiy disquali.
fed, by reason Of ply sical infrmity, to undergo
the hardships Of the camp.
We are indebted to Capt Grist for the an.
neIed particulars, showing the number enroll.
ed up to Monday last, and the Lumber Of er.
empts with the causes of eremnt;on.
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FROM hksrUcKr. The Nor thsrn p.per, have
number Of rumo's hom Kentucky. The
lls'sld says
The capture OF Mount Sterling, Kentucky,
sy the rebels is confirmed, but OH the other
hand we learn that CoIousl Carr ard attack Cd
the rebel forces under Colonel lake on Mon.
d.', near Mount Sterling, driving them tow. d
Owrnsvile.
Dispatches from Cincinnati, state tina, within
the last tour days The reUels have made sev.rs,
rero""oissanecs, causing sousJe, auie ski, n,sl,.
ing along the whole trout VI Tia, CuiYn army
They do not appear a. xous. n ,wsver, TO br,ng
Oh u ge"c,al engagement
sk"nish took place. on Iis 2Ith aud the
day before, between the Federal cavalry aud
tho rebel ADVANCE, South uf Las Kentucky V
River. The rebel advance Is var, ,ously .stiuia.
ted at iIom 5,5UU 70 $4,000. Confidence Is isit
in the ability u the Ecbcrals TO reyoi INVASION.
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IL an editorial Oh the affairs Of thu South.
west. the New York World says:
"Dsrken counsel with words as we may. the
campaign Oh tue MisNssippifs 80 lar failure ~
1t expresses doubts as to the result of every
one oi the movements now under way. Til.
same paper says the invasion OF Kentucky is
assuming more io' n,idAble proportions daily.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
CincInnati MarKet.-Jane 8

FLOUR-The market exhibited no new feature TO.
day. buyers and sellers are still apart In their views
and there Is but limited buseness doing-not enough
to establish prces and quotations merely nominal
The prices asked are - G5Q475 for superane the lat
ter for choice brands made from original stock - 35
10 for EXTRA IS 2OR5 40 for trade brands, and IS &c
as so for family, but Ia order to effect sales any
tent liberal concessions would have to be made, but
holders display no anxiety to SELL and lots being
pressed ON the market.
WHEAT-The offerings Of red being liberal and the
demand light the market ruled heavy and further de-
cline OF SC per bushel established and the tendency
Is still downward. The local miilers refuse to take
hold a. 81 and the limited business doin6 Is confined to
the filling Of few orders from the interior. We now
quote prime at 069l 10, with sales OF about 2500O
bushels at the latter price. delivered. Indiana and
Ohio white Is also lower, closing at 81 l59l II. The
best grades Of Kentucky and held firmly at
81 359l 40 for prime to choice, and few sales were
made at these figures.
limited demand, BIT 45@55c in bulk. Ear 10 scarce. with
fair inquiry from the retailers and dstlers at 52953c
in bulk The sales foot up about 5000 bushels at prices
within the above range OF quotations.
0ATs-The market continues dull and prices are
dropping. We quote them al $40 in bulk and 74B75c
including bags 1000 bushels sold at 74c sacks incuded
choice old oats could be sold at l(a2c higher.
RYE--We have no change to reportin the market.
The demand ie light, but there 10 not much the
ket and holders firm in their asking figures at 759
76c gor prime samples on ar iVal.
BARLEY-rhe market remains dull aud nominal Of
1901 45-pme State spring and fall being offered al
these prices without finding buyers.
HAY-Lo0ie- preiBed hay rules dull at Sl6a)H pei
tun arrival. Tightpressed is In light supply and
good demand, $2092l on arrival and S22@23 flon
store
WHIsKY-Is steady, with fair demand The salt
comprise about $50 brs at 4la4lO the latte rate fol
wagon
Enquirer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
MOTHERS! |!
MOTHERS!

nON'T fail to procure MRS. WINDOWS BOOTH
ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of one
OF the best female physicians and nurses in the United
States and has been used for thirty years with never
falling safety and success by millions Of mothers and
children, from the feeble infant Of one week old to tn,
adult.
not only relieves the child from pain, bu! invigor
atea the stomach and bowels correcs acdy, and giyeI
tone and energy to the whole system It will almost
Instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE Bowels, AND WIND CoLIo.
We believe 1t the Best and surest Remedy In the
World, in all cases Of DYsENTBRY and DIARRHGA
IN CHILDREN, whether It arises from Teething OF
from any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None Genuine unless the fac smile Of CURTIS 4
PERKINS, New York, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal office, 4s Dey street, NEW YORK.
PRlCE Only 95 CENTS PER BoTrIE.
may96 '63-8mdhwis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

Testimony before the Court Of Inqui-
~ into tho Naval Attack on Charles
ton.
NEW YoRK, June l0.-In the Naval Court
OF Inquiry to-day in the case Of Chief Eogi-
neer Stemers, on charges preferred by Admiral
Dupont, G. G. Fulton, of the Baltimore AmeF.
can, was the principal witness. He testified
that Mr.. Stemers informed him that he visited
all the monitors on the morning of the 6Eh of
April, with thirty or forty mechanics and all
necessary materials, and at one O'Clock P. M.
reported to Admiral Dupont that they were oil
In o condition Tor immediateeervice; that the
Admiral told him that he determined not to re-
new the fight; that on his leaving the various
vessels they were all anticipating o signal to
get under weigh at one o'clock P. NJ that
the decision of the Admiral created great
surprise among the junior officers of the
vessel; that one Of the executive
offlcers told him (Stemers) that he felt person
ally disgraced by the failure to renew the fight,
and he desired to be relieved from the squad.
ron as soon as possible. He also heard Stemers
say be believed the Admiral would have re-
newed the fight If he had not been influenced
by others; also, that the attack on Sumter was
not an earnest one, and that the monitors were
capable, in his opinion, of renewing the attack
also, that in his opinion, 1t the Ericsson rats
ID been used, the monitors could have reached
the city. He expressed disappointment aud
chagrin at the unwillingness of the Admi-
raj and feet authorities to examine the
RATS and torpedoes, or to listen to him
when he attempted TO explain their use.-
He, however, never expressed confidence
In the abilities of the monitors, without the
aid OF RATS, to succeed in entering Charleston
harbdf. Stemers did not directly crticise
the conduct Of the Admiral, and REGARDED Others
as influencing him against his own better iudg-
monk
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

WARRINGTON, June 10 Gov. Curtin, oi Pa,
recently received q requisition from the War
Department for fifteen reg giments Of infantry
and three Of cavalry, to be ready before the
conscrlption was instituted, and to be credited
to Pennsylvania as part OF the draft.
The Intelligence from Fredericksburg by the
arrivals last night 10, that all 10 quiet; no more
of our troops have crossed over. lt would be
improper to tell what our troops are doing, but
the enemy was at work on intrenchments at the
end Of the woods skirting the plain. There
was picket firing In that quarter, but nothing
more serious had taken place.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

Our Loss at Vicksburg Exaggerated
Valiandigham-Ge sherman
Dead.
CINCINNATI, June 10.-The Comm erclal hal
advices from vicksburg, date nos given. OuI
troops believed Vicksburg must fall. Our losses
have been greatly exaggerated; they do moi
exceed seven thousand.
The Gazette has a dispatch from Murfreesboro
June 9Th, which says: Refugees from the south
report Vallandigham has been imprisoned by
the rebels.
A Pascagoula dispatch says Gen. Sherman
died in New Orleans after having bis leg am
putated.
Returns from Virginia indicate the election
Of Gen. VIM. d. Smith as Governor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
Now York Marxet.-June 10

New York Markct.-June 10.
ooTToN-Dull and lower at 55@56c for middllnl
uplsnds.
ELOUR-Dull and heavy at S59IOc lower. Sales a.
IS 5O95 rs for extra stae the mrket closing heavy
with no buyers at out,de quotations.
WHIeKY-Not SO firm at 44kc; 200 brls of d & D
at 45c.
WHEAT-Heavy, and l@2c, lower. The strike Of
the stevedores and the decline in Gold and Sterling Ex
change has depressing effect the market. Sales al
81 l69l 80 for Chicago spring; 81 289I 80 for Miwau-
kee club; 81 1901 40 for winter red western.
CoRN-Dull and heavy at 74@75c for shipping west
ern mixed; including one boat load Of prime at 75kc
inferior and common at 70S74c; white Western at 75o
OATs-ln moderate request with sales at 759sOc.
Latter an extreme price.
W00L-Quiet with trihing sales Of domestic fleece al
659e0c.
o0gFEE-Dulli prices without change.
eUGAR-Rirm,
MOLASbEs-Pirm and in fair demand.
PORK-Dull, heavy and lower, with sales at 81 81
for old mes Sl2 37k for new do; closing with no buy
ers at sig Is; $40 259l1 for new prime mess.
BEEF-Market steady.
LARD-Dull and lower at eKs9Xc and 4sa kegs a
lie.
oHEEsE--A shade easisri sales at s9Ilc for com
mon to prime.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

TIE BosToN MUSEUM This is an institution
for the education Of the people, in which both
instruction and amusement are happily tom-
bined, as IL unfolda to the gratifed gaze of the
visitor the curious and wonderful in natures
works, as manifested in the animal, the vege-
table and the mineral kingdoms. We can say
to the transient vist,r to our city that he should
not leave the Capital without taking survey
of the ouriosities In the Boston Museum, for It
has an extensive collection, equal to any in the
West and excelled by few in the East.
The entrance to tho Museum is on the east
side Of High street, short dietauce North Of
Broad street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

MoCoNNELLsBURe, Pa, June 1O.-The en-.
rollment meets with great resistance among the
sympathlzers With rebellion In Fulton county
Some of tho enrolling officers have been egged
and threats have been freely made against
their lives. In some instances they have been
shot at by parties concealed in the woods. At
tempts are being made to deter officers from
their work. The barn of VIM. H. Powell, en-.
rolling officer for Thompson township, was
fired by gang last night and entirely con-
sumed, together with all the stock, farming
utenaila etc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
Reinforcemen,. for Ranks,

New YoRK, May 10lh,-Advlces per the Ca
hawba state that reinforcements from Brashea
city and other points TO the number of 81,
thousand, reached Gen. Banks on the 30th an,
3lst, and our troops then outnumbered the rebel
four to one. The rebels are entirely hemme'
In, aud no succor can reach them. Their fore
was vsriously stated at from six to ten thousand
They are well supplied with corn meal, bu
have few ether provisions and small supply o
ammunition. II was believed to bo impossible
for them to hold out long.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
VALLANDlGHAMS RECORD, for eale
by ]. II, Siuder, Bookseller. II E. State slreet.

CLARKE COUNTY DELEGATION. No county in
The State has contributed more to the glorious
succeas OF which onr convention to-day promi.
ses, than Clarke. rEu extra trains lett Spirg-
field yesterday c'DVdtd with enthusiastic DEM
ocrals, each he ati by d band OF music From
the appesrsSct Il these delegations, VIZ should
judge that onf i,Il the Democratic vote OF
that county wetc III Columbus yesterday. All
honor to the ihdo uilable Democracy of Clarke.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

No more puny children, decayed teeth, or
yellow bIeld, IL you will use Hefrick AlIen'a
Gold Medal ssleraus, There is nothing equal
to IL. 1t Is far superior to soda 10 use with
cream tartar. B,c'd or biscuit raised by IL is
more easily disssted than by any other. Try
one paper, and sou will rot fail TO uso it ever
after. Have the Gold Medal or none. Grocera
and druggiats keep II.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

The SCALPEL D. Dixon is u writer of
great originality and boldnGss, and ho produces
quarterly msgr zine OF undenable interest and
value on the laws of health Tho price is 25
cents number 81 81 year. Address EVerAr-
dus Warner, M, Vesay street. Actor House,
New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

WE call attention 10 the advertisement
In another column Ci the official report OF the
trial by Court.martial of the Hon Clement L.
Vallandigham, published in Cinc'n Iasi by
Messrs. Hickey & C,rroll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

VALLAEDIoHAm's RECORD This work, con-
tanning tho speeches OF the Hon. C. L. Vallan-
digham, with introductory and explanatory notes
is for sale at Thompson'a Ne"s Stand in tho
hall of the Postcill 80. Price in paper covers,
sixty o,nts; bound in cloth, one dollar.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
Rebels Driven out OF Monticello, XIV,
-Kobol MOVIE from Port Hudann.

--Kcbei News from Port Hudson.
CINCINNATI, June l0.-Gen. Carter's forces,
which for come weeks have been guarding the
north bank Of the Cumberland, crossed the
river yesterday and drove the rebels under Pc.
gram out Of Monticello. At the last accounts
our forces were pursuing the flying rebels. A
number of prisoners, horses, and arms were
captured. No less on our side.
The Gazette has the following from Southern
papers:
Dispatches from Jackson to the 81 Inst, to the
Mobile Tribune, say that Port Hudson Ia close
ly besieged. The news from that quarter Il
conflicting. 1t 10 believed that the accounts
heretofore reported Of fighting there are great
ly exaggerated. The Yankees have abandoned
the New Orleans and jackson railroad. They
burned the Manche bridge and destroyed the
| Notifications there.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

TRY IT BY ALL MEANS If any of our read
ers have been troubled TO make light and uni
form biscuit, it Ia Dole ilal probable they do
not use DeL'ud & Co.'S Chemical Saleratus
That 10 a pure article, not detrimental to health
s. and sure ia i,s ,ff,cts. Try it by all means.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
8 u M M r r SOR T.
OHIO
White Sulphur Springs
The Season of 1863.

THIS WELL KNOWN WATERING PLACE WILL
be formally opened for the reception Of guests
about the middle Of June. In the meantime persona
desiring to enjoy the privileges OF the place will be
accommodated. THE SPRINGS, this season, will be
under the immediate supervision of the Proprietor,
who will be assisted by Messrs. Jos. A. swAYNr and
@. o. MITCHELL. 1t Is the intention to make the house,
in all respects equal to the best watering places in the
country and to provide generally for the comfort and
accommodation Of the guests.
For terms and other information, address
ANDREW WILSON, JR.,
Lewis Center P. o.,
may3l-dtw&wH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

The Seneca q, u-ty delegation, Two hundred
strong, accompanied by the Tiffin Independent
Guard Brass Band, Asived last evening at
O'Clock. The B I'D serenaded Hon. S, S Cox,
ani other dstinG nishrd Democrats, last night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

New YoRK, June 10.-A Corlnth dispatch Of
the I'd, In the Cincinnati papers, states heavy re-
Inducements are reaching Johnston from Savan'
nah and Charleston, and two entire divisions
from Bragg have gone to bis aid. Two Of Van
Dorns brigades have been transferred to Mia
sissippi, and are OF Columbus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
State and Local News.

THE Democratic County Central Committed
Of Franklin county will meet at the law office
Of BINGHAM & McGuEEEY on Thursday, the llth
day Of June, at 10 O'Clock, A. M. A full at.
tendance is requested.
WIN. DoMIGAN, Chairman.
JOHN M. PUGH, Seo'y.
Columbus, June 8, 1863.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

New York, June l0.-The trot.ing match
for $4,000, mile heats, to-day, was won by
Patchen, who won the first, fourth aud fiItt
heats, Butler winning the o!hers.
The deposits for S 20's to-day we're $780,
600. To-morrow tho Sub. Treasury will return
the banks $l750 900 in gold.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

PRIsTINa ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE.-Tbe
attention of the craft Ia directed to the adver-
tsement In this paper headed "Te Printers and
Pablaher." A fret rate bargin may be secured
by an early application.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

THH AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL -
Fowler & VOLS. New York, with tho July
number commence the XXXVIIIth volume OF
this we'll known AMI popular periodical, The
price is ST. o year. II ilustIates E;hnology,
Physiology, Phreuoogy, Pbysiognomy and
Pscbycolcgy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-The Irquirer has a
letter from Port Royal, June Sd, which stltea
that Col. Montgomery, of the "a South CGroli-
ma (colored) regiment, defeated the rebels OF
Pdcataligo, and were holding the railroad bridge
between Savannah and Charleston.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-11
Cleveland market-June 8

FL0UR-Entirely neglected and nominal, except for
standard brands, which tell for consumption at old
prices.
WHEAT-Inactivs and unsettled. Buyers and SELL
eIs are apart 81 % was offered and refused.
C0RN-Saes one cas- ears at 500, one &C 75c, one at
$780, sheed at 50c and car choice yellow
SOC.
OATS-sales one car at 5sKo and one csr at &C.,
BUTTER-Has taken q sudden and considerable de-
cline. This afternoon l6 cents the top Of the market
for choice Western Reserve. Gales ten kegs Central
3c 90 kegs good butter at l5c and four kegs choice at
100 Ter lb.
EGG5-Sales 4 bbls at l4c.
DRIED APPLES--sales at Sc.
DRIED PhAoHES-Sales unpeeled at sKc.
SALT--Has again advanced and is selling at 5000 for
fine, and 81 05 for coarse and ground solar.
WOOL-Has began to arrive, though not, as yet, to
any great amount Prices range at 50860c according
to quality.
Leader.