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FARMS. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FO2
SAFE Oh EXCHANGE


Euclid st, near BroEasll-Two story Brick House,
vi marble mantlesi water and gas, bath rooms
Ropd-St'. 4 very dfsirabIs House and Lot Lot 5Ox
10 .est Water, gas. bath rUOm- barn. &C ftool-
Chsstnut-St. large double Frame Houie and Lot
Uni1sfsity sishts one and halfs,ery Brick Hsus
and lot, s91lsl ieet-
Brick Hotel and 1hree acres OF and ~ miles from
The city, b. plank road. Brick stable ard con
Kinsman-St., near Perry, vacant Lot, 15Tlf0 feet.
100 Acres mtles from nlnOi8 central hailroad 81
acres improved Exchange for Farm near this
Eris-st , good Brick Houses and Lots. wiz rent
TO ray 10 g cent. Will sell separate II desired
Kan-as, 60 acres Timber and l6Q acres Prairie.
Illinois, 80 acres in Calhoun county, miles from the
Mississippi kiver. Exchange for property IN This
Fraey-st, House end Let. slsoo.
Kinsman-st large Brick HCuse and ~ acrts land
sooyille AVenue, large and convenient two story
House and large Los.
Prcspect-St., near Ere, good H-use and Lot $500.
HAS D3OME COUNTRY RESIDENCE, large tone,
pEeliing and hit en- acres Lal d. on plank roadi
six miles from City. largs Couserv.sorI
grounds ha. dsomelY lad out with evergrte1s
shrubs and flowers. Also, an abundance u kruiti
Grape Vines, &C. 5000.
Prospect Street-Three drst clasa brick houses with
modern improvements one near Erie, one near
Bros nell, and one near Huntington street
| A very beautiful and dueiT improved Farm Of IL
! acres, on plank road, three miles from warren
fne hesidonoe and la go Lot, corner Of LAX est
and Case Avenue. AOr sale cheap or eKeh-hg'
Grist Mill and thirty acres Of Land, good DWELLING
House. Well loca'ed and good wafer powur-
u acres good Farming Land IN Brncksyiiiei about
aerps rich river bottom. tz5 per acre, part on time
A nice Brick "A usa and Lot On the West side, nee
| the Cfrcls. on Frnnklin-st e. 800
| A Store H0nss and dwelling Datroit-St Yer
| cheap.
Holman Block for ssls eheap-part OF ttas.
A good H1uss and Barn \ aero Lot, on Hinlman-S
near Ario-st. ei501.
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rggssllszt1u CeresPshdcnce- n T. Tubune.l
AsIhave said repeatedly, not the least
ersdit is 70 be eisen1o the -runors coming
from abroad, concerning the recognition Of
The South BY France. There Is not the
least shadow of truth in any OF them bnd
ne French government positively dls
claims any intention Of that kind. Ihe
oaesiion has never been introduced IN cab
iuet counsel; / consequently cannot have
been deceived. II the thing ever takes
Mace. il will not be before public opinion
has be- q prepared for the event, and be-
fore being debated in the French Houses
which meet in January next
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29

Fro1sn watermelon is all the rage among
the spieures in Washington. The Evening
Star, Of that city, in describing how the
thing is got up, says;
aTbe melon (select FIRST class one in
the start, OF coursel subjected 70 the freez-
ing process, should be buried in pounded
ice, perhaps twelve hours previous to use,
and packed carefully away in the coolest
place Attainable. When again brought to
light the melon shows ar even coating Of
frost like dew upon its surface, and, on
being cut llengshwiss, b. all means, G
sharp, crisp det0natiou precsdes the knife
IN lie progress, when the fruit is in perfect
condition. Then carve and eat ad hJitUm
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no HE OORTuNUKD.
Ean and Winter Goods.

And We shall also continue 70 give Crest Bargain
70 an who call a. Isaac Isaac's Union Hall a. y
have nov on hand the largest and most superb stoc
Of fhahicnnble
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ATAsTERS sALE.-Pursuant 70 the
lN command Of an order Of sale, issued from
fhs Court Of Common Pleas Of Cnyahoga County, y
AL the suit OF Truman II. HOag et al. against John
BsFer II al, TO me directed, ] shall expose tor
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House in the Cleveland on the MIN DAY o.
October, 1868, st three o'clock P. NJ the lands
and tensments described a. follows: Situate N
the township Of Brooklyn in the County Of Guy
ahoga and State Of Ohio, and bounded and De
scribed a. follows: Being part Of fractional lot
30. So and Is bounded on the west by land
owned By the heirs OF g. d, Brayton, deceased
on me north by land owned by Francis Branch
east by land owned by Hiram Aiken, and souu
By land owned by Martin kellogg, and IS the = ea5 q
half Of twenty acres Of land bouqght y ~ =. y
land conveyed by the administrators Of ssd Y
ID Brsyton 70 said John Baker, April q ls5z
ADnraised Al seven thousand dollars lsItg9O
ALLAN T. BRIHSMADE,
Master Commissioners
BAoKus NoBLF,
. Plaintiffs Attorneys. -,.,,s
gsptember 3. 1863 ~ ell3.lL2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29

The Fall Fashions are opened, and the
New York Timts devotes two columns to
g description Of the novelties and the
incidents Of "opening day So far from
the war having impoverished the country
the amount Of money TO be expended upon
dress seems to be greater than ever. The
Tines fashion reporter says that "the
most costly fabrics, the richest garments
6ud 8 ready sale, and the question is not
% much what is new, what is in the best
taste, as what costa the most money"
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MASTERS SALE.
TER COMMISSIONERS SALE,

lVs Pursuant e an order q sale 70 me direct
ed nom the Court Of Common fleas LOT Cuya-
boga Comfy, in the State Of Ohio, in an acton
therein pendiug, sherein Samuel Hayman Is
plaintiff and Henry G. Abbey, admlaistrator Of
the estate Of Robert Parks, deceased, and others
are defendants, viii expose for sale at public
auction, at the door Of the Court House IN said
county, on the 9Th day Of October, ls63' COM
mencing a; o., lock P NJ, the following descIlo-
ed lots Of land situate in the city OF Cleveland "a
said county, being in the Buffalo Company s
purchase, and numbered and appraised IS ioi-
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NORTHERN LIGHT,



Lesvos IHsyoAnd az sPn Leaves Detroit 81 10 A. \.
Wsdnasisy Bertsm Dor I6 Thursday ptom Der y
Tussday...-Soptember y Wednesday 81 Rtene eet y
october Y Tuesday II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29

We learn that on last Thursday, 3 man
from Holmes county, said to be one Of the
leaders Of the rebellion which lately dis
graeed that county, in alteration with
enc Of the militia in attendance at Camp
Wayne, drew a pistol upon his antagonist
and snapped il, but before he could bring
e % besr again he was shot by g rife IN
ihs hands Of the man with whom be was
Qua-reling, and instantly billed. We did
aot learn their names or the particulars
of the adray.-Sfale Journal
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT LIN
N IN Bosom, Cashmere and , tlanngi SUI lkIsl Al
1S-6tis NAM, l6Z Superior 81.
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THIS DAY

AOEI' Ell Il 10 IN
100 Pes New styles OHsslmeres,
At NAMES, I62 Superior. St
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a,5 tbe ssst bslf Of lot No 100 appraised at 22i
Aiso. an undivided halfof Lot No. IS m Al
fred Kelley's subdivision Of ougnal city
lots lgI, 182 and 1g3 in said city, appraised
GEO. II. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
HITCHCOCK 4 EsTEP a 4. B. PEEEISs, Atty's.
gept5:II9
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, AXE SUPERIOR sTEAMERS. s
PL A n g 7
u.nt.in John WARD
ME TIE O r ,

Leaves Cleveland ats N. Leaves Detroit At 10 A n
uIirasd.z sant.nl bsr s9 Thnrslag. -. October
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29

rFrora tho Port Royal South, Sept 1o.l
Very suddenly and uneKpestedly Gene
rsl Giiuore, giving himself q short leave
of absencs from bis headquarters at Nor
- fslsudI arrived hsre On Friday morn
i.v last week. After WISHING the general
l.lnitnl and taking kindly By me hand
fhe wounded soldiers audBpeaking to them
,ror5s of encouragement and comfort in
.-.Frfsr iutatheir wants and treatnents,
l. msds fyiagsFisit 70 Beaufort, where
I b, vas received with salute and other
nuuropriate honors. While there, be visit
~ Al the hospitals in the town, and had q
-ene7al word Of c5mfort for every patient-
He visit had q good effect on the patients.
Their ewes grew brighter; their spirits,
cranped snd low, seemed 10 have impart-
"a 70 thsm some Of the glow and Vivscity
az their visitor Every one seemed 10
have rsiued new hold On life, and all
signs Of depression and despair passed
cnisffv SWAY. Such acts Of kindness, dl-
recfef q each and every one, on the psri
Of GeuerSl Gilmore, are worth thousand
zsouies. Il shows 10 the poor sufferers
skstehed upon 9 bsG Of pain, and neees-
rsrilv % 9 great extent, without the cheer
ing presence Of q friend, that he has one
in the Commanding General, who hss q
care for and interest in their welfare
And in this is found potent meaieine-a
mysterious balm that carries with It
p6ver 70 .re-anfmate the dropping, cheer
ihs depressed, and AWAKEN in all th'
brightest sbd most sunny emotions Of th'
human breast
We hope that General Gilmore may hnC
time in the midst Of bis arduous duties L
frequently repeat the pleasant visitation
among the Wouncei Of hiscommand.
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TO LIT.
very desirabIs Rozidonee, with y scrts Of land,
convenient % Street Railroad,
JhO. @. JEhEIHG5t
septic AtWAier Huilding, foot Of Superior-ct.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESEMARl I, and J, are protected bY BOY
A sttsrs Patent Of england, and secured py ~
seals q the Eools de Pharmaele de Paris and ths
rpperial College OF Medicine vienna
NJ one n invaluable for E1haustions spermAtor
rhnaa and all physical disshiitisa-
No. Two completely eradicates All traoes ~ tnoto
dt ~ thai nave HERETOFORE been treated BY the nat
seou- and nerulci0us nsa of oonavia and cubeha.
no, Threo has entirely supplsnted the M urioul u
al mercury, therebY insurRg 70 the SUFFERER apeed1
Fele i-per Iing all impurities and roOtinR oui "a
TRIEskaAE, Nos. 1, ana J. are prePaT Atons IN IN
form ~ 10 nres devoid of "a te rud SMELL and ca
be carried IN the wAistcOat 20 ket sold in tn e.,
and divided into separaso doses, ~ administered ~
or 4oasss for %, which saver 81 and IN - eee''
Vhereby there Is q saving Of ~. To Be had whole
HeV York. - ~, a.,
iIl forTard the TTesemar 20 any part OF the Woflo
ssoaFely sacked and addressed according 70 the IN
structiona Of tho writer
I-aold ~ g W OLARh AEen- -or .le-.-1 o.
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EARMs .uE sALE.

Il acres, two miles IRON the fity about 20 rods from
Euclid-ST on the Crawford huad good Farm
House aud barn; weu stO5kea with frutt Of all
kinds Price 6i,luO. Terms 70 suil pcrchasnr.
f5 acres IN Euclid y zmss from thu ciry 5timbsrod
new house, prile ~ p acre Terms ca y.
Yarn In heWburgh, i've miles IRON Oh city-l3
acres timho. I'd, IS acres Improved, small frame
house, good barn and COW ST. Ole, stream OF n yer
iaiIing water and mai CrchHr
y acres with frame cottage hn1 tarui miles rom
ei y, near 81 lair r0ad has been occupied By a
"a ldans. Price s3,f0l. Terms easy.
10 acres, tn wood land balance imFrINedl on kucil
road, gc1i springs OF water, irulii and a good
situation for grapes
ChOic. an well selected lands IN lows, Wisconsin,
and michigan for sale or exchange
50 acres IN NawburE About miiea IEum lieVelauc 90
Good HOase and barns and me orchard Ho,.A
so acres 81 mIlas from Toledo aud mlea rom " ~
son station on Air Line Railroad 80 acres Prli.
RE and balance timber land. heE houae aed
Barn and good fruit. al PER acre. Terms 80
alnL-
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ILLINO rs,

Leaves Cleveland at Pm. Leaves Detroit at 10 A. ~
Wednf sdsy September g lhuTsday-.s ptem ~ =
. Tuesday-...--...-Oetober6 6 Nednesday....Ooto
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DRAYTON 4 sTOCKWELL,
RKAk EsTAfE AGENTS,
Ohios No. s Ataater BuildfnE Entrance through
the Inslranoa Omee 1i ~. D. brAyton.

= story uouss and Lot on Pheps-3t, convenient 60
the Lake shore Car shops and Rolling Mlll.-
Price $50.
Brick House and Lot, No. 76 Pr0spect-st. HAs Gas
and Water and small once attached, convent
ent for Physician.
House snd lot No a75 Kinsman Street, lot lo0z330
house has all the modern i'm FrgFemeutg OF hot
and co Nnior and Gas throughout. furnace
marble NANTES, sc
large, new and elegant brick house and barn. cor
ner hinsman aud Forrest Strsot Ut 226E1si.-
Terms easy.
Bn house and lot on st. Clair Street, near Ton q
good fruit, watsr gas, &C. A very desirable prop
erty to rent or Ter Homestead.
Frame House aud lot 439 kinsman Street, 82N3Qo
good we'll Of wafer fruit, barn, &C. Terms easy
Also lot m rear q above on orange street 5nlS
Pri elU ger iocl.
sirable house end lot In Hudson to e1changs for
city property.
Frame h0use and 10 No i05 Kiusmsu Street, lot soI
lac, good fruit 9ni Wsll. rrics i2.5oo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29

II he Devil should lose his tail, where
would he EOl To agrog-shop, where they
retail spirits
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I AND OFFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
has constantly on hand large number oi I'M
proved Farms Tor sale for caah or on uulo. Also-a
variety Of City and Village Property and choice
farming Lands IN Iowa, hlsconain and Missouri
which hs will exchange tor Yarns, CITY or PrraonA
al auor mayig
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-29

BB-This Trip Of more than Eleven Hundred milea,
smbraoes siE degrees OF atifude and eleven uosres
T ugtuds passing through Lakes Eries -, Clalfi
Huron and Superior and the beautiful klyea Detroit
81 Clair and 81 Marie with its thousand lales pre-
10 the Touriat for Pleasure Hoah, or In the
purylif o. Sc encs more REAL attractions than any
other on the continent OF America
1F-PsssenRers from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with one Of these BoAs At Port sarnA on the
evening Of the day they leave Detroit a.
l-Jjno Of the steamers Sea Bird or Cleveland, viii
leave CHICAGO on Wednesday eyoning Of each week
FOR Superior City, touching AZ all Intermediate pof
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION and all enqui-
"a rerardInR Freight or PASSAGE, address
CLEVELAND AGENTS;
ROBT HANNA & CO., for Northern Light and
II. Gh GhRRETsON & CO., for Meteor and ini'
HUssRY q MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
DETROTT AGKETBi
s. P. BRADY CO., for Irsn City, Planet an OitI
Of Cleveland; -
WILLIAMS 90, for Eerthern Light, Illino and
JE6 iHfiUTtHIEs co. for Traveller. mar s:ss.
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GR9cERS.
DYERS.

EOREST CITY FRENCH FIRST
Glass DYE dOusE. No ie3 ~eneca-st kop-
p0sfte icy Ultef,l hy UnLsUET 3 uERTrLt highy
recommeudci by the lat sta'e Fair OF Uhi1 i]eing
aud Cl aning 10 "a o its branches Please cali ana *
-f,ioe taI, me s.ore q nud the difference with
other pyeshops as we inish 81 ONT goods " sleam
mach n-ry aud tre--ss. he auly ~st-rtnF machine
10 tho Western states 10 fiu!sh SIX liEu nea
Keferenc s-MesarH PTCfCott & Chase, AlcoiL 3 nor
tnn BALDWIN eto., A. 4 q Reltberg, Morgan,
Root o and other Merchant sfpl4 "
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OHAPTER YlII.-CHEoIHE.
Il wus two O'Clock at Pitssburlh,
When . to1k the Eastern train,
And a. / had not sleep eo0ugh,
prepared % sleep aEtn;
When female with much bafEagai
and baad Efa half = score,
Came and ok the -eat besi me-
Win her boxes on g. e nsor-
She vas one Of those iair c. eatunsss
Seldom in TomaDce seen
She I thoneht Wna All Of niiys
or . rhapa, three timcs s'Nteeui
Rhe Wss dressed in latest "a hiOn,
on her head htt sne Wore,
FIlied with foWers Of all color,
And stuck out foot or more.
She vas tall ard thin and scrawDT,
And IN fact quite matculins,
And heramplo dress Of sztin
Brread or AWFUL criuO'ine;
And without my leave or license
She did spread Il over me-
All thinks j. nv ha1dEOme lady
You Ele making rather free.
Ina voice sSs then addressed ne,
Neithar musicals nor sweet
sfSiri have q little ret do2s
and be wants 70 have your seat"
tsHave you, mad im, "a SIN ling
THAI, indeed. T. rarher cod,
Where 4 came from We earn mannsrar
Tou nerfroublsd gHch a school.
'sBut you're welcsme to It, mEd l1,
For Jour dog now take my seat
Surely, from me such q lady
should RauRht but pollteaees met
7 ke ft''-and took smother
In Il SON 1 sleeping lay.
M slspt without once wakihgi
TIL tbs daTningo Of the day
tEO BIZ ooHTNUEDsl
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REaBYsMAbE eLgTalMa.
THR POET ON A TRAIN; on,
Ths Romance Of ise Railroad.
oHAPTER YIIL-oaEoInI.

b. ths Author o. Fair Inca" "Ths frtnos
WaloS, " Tue Ghost HuntsrI," ;" &e.s Ae.
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- y iil buy and sell Real Esthte on Oommission,
Rent snd ollect Rents Sc
nTHo charge 20 Purchasers. E6Ierr cnfr charred
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
ug-Also Issues Policies ~ Lowest Paylua gntas fu
Reliable Eastern Insurance uomlaniss
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NHEIaIN NVII-1 H7E7111717 11777''
Leaves Cleveland at Pm. Leave Detroit at 10 A. n
n Monday septemberli iTue8day.....--september "
Frid a IS ptember Is Saturday Sc ptsm PEI =
Wodnssday .Ootober7 THURSDAY ay..---..-.OotoDer
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

R00 BBLS. REFINED CARBON
OOO OIL-WaTranted q drst rate Burning Oh.
Price b. single barrel low the lowest. hpsciA
discount 10 parties buying i've bArrels a one time
BNEFOH BR0THER9,
ootl l20SuporiOr-5s
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TR AVELLE r ,

Leaves Cleveland tgP.M. Leaves Detroit Of 10 A. y
Monday,..-septsmber n Tuesday ......-September z
Fridsv October ssturda ........-..--........s
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T LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
A.. ESTATE, Railroad and Other it0cks. Bla %
hand a large lot OF FARMS aud ...iEs Lnnod In
this State, Iowa Wisconsin aud Lllin0m-
aTUmos over No. 50, south Eida of Pub Square.
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TRANSPORTATION.
- THE -
.i--4sssssicAs AhE -=@EaA
Northern transportation Company,
or OHIO.
Iapr6sarsd to Transport Property between
nos TON,
AND ALL POINTS IN
New England, New York and the West
Rith PrOmptHssS, Ours and DiIPateA.
TRANSPORTATION.

uB-Fbis Well Known Line Of FIFTEEN FIRST
GLASS sOREW STEAMERS connects 81 Osdsns-
burRh with the
Rail Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
AtOape vincent whit
Rail Rca6s BetsSseH Cope VinesHt ! hsi7 ToTh
And at Oswsgo with Line Of
THIRTY FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS
BETWEEa
OsWEGO, TROY, ALBANY &HEW YORK
Forming a DAILY LINE from
Boston, New York, Ogdensburgh, Cape
Vincent and OswegOtO
CLEVELAND, TOLEDO i DETROIT
And TRI-WEEKLY LINE 10
CHlClEO, MILWAUKEE ( INTERMEDIATE PORTS
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n ON CIT Y,

Oapthtn = T. IuhNAAs
eaves Cleveland ct SPIN. Leaves Detroit 81 10 A. 4
uesday.s .ssptember Is "Wednesday .Septempe per 10
lon jay ber D Tuesday. ....-September y
ridsv -. lJotobor SATURDAY. y.......... October 10
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TTTE6aT 1oRSI5e q. sErF. %. %.

Genrrai GiimoFe's I1olidaT and o. ot9eeG
shordy af,sr General Gilmore had Sc
eursd the whole Of Norris Island, he took
= holiday and visited Hilton Head and
Be.uforl The object Of bis visit vas most
praissuorthy. as is set forth in the follow
, 1863-08-03
CHICAGO DAILY mARKET.

Aa gra.n 20 s,.., ~. .to.: 5szetsas tss,ts t
aa 81 d1a S e. q ss s s sas4xs ill., e e @ ss !.
es u t,ei r. te he gay* y s aorr
"a. ars quoted a "delieer<d,' ua1tss oast7.osss
menta were a. follows:-To 0swEgo-schr Flynn:
Cloud, with wheat, at 711c. To kISosToN-Sch1
FId1EyEteeiEysd, R5Ey Ete 5ysd at 1 s b.1s shipped s
brls Market dull and neglected Sales 100 b,ls
Nashville CITY choice white winter extra, At
s15 an.eana Gaanp9n xasst e5;5s
BRAN-scarce. sales:-,o tons Bran in bulk
-.WHEAT-Receired: 1a,e39 bn; Slipped, $500
Market for winter wheat firm and steady: but
sp.ing grades were dull and lower: Sales :.M1S-
~ bn do 1t sia; 100 bu Old No: Red as sc; SOD
b1 old Rejected Red at Sc; 500 bu do at 6716c.
S e IN Se1t5 fs ss NG On 81 ss
Spring in A. D. & Co. and In north eide houees}
Al &C: $50 bu do 1t sc; 400 Do In F. Il T.'s} Ut
see 2s09 bn rejected Spring TN u, s s. and A. D.
cQRN.Reseivea: q .2se By; skipped: eeo2 90 bu.
saoat At axe; $1,000 61 Mixed Corn Nh IN ' storc 1t
so@ bn Rejected Corn IN store at 471c; loco bn d.
2 buahel Sales so bu No i in store 1t Soc;
1000 bu do at 59c; 1900 bu do at .9c 1900 bu do al
option, at 45c.
RYE--Receiyed, 3:s bu. Market qulet. sa1cs:-
- 0 bu No. i in store at SIC
BARLET-Receired, Is61 bu. Market firm.
Sales: so bn No. Barley Tin NJ d SD at sc In
store; g bgs Barley BY sample at 7ss deIvesed+
Acknowledgements 1t s3@S66c e gal.
BROOM CORN-6 tons common, loose, ~ $lo0
Per ton.
RIiTTER-In rood demand aud drm. 9A1c4:-
&c drkfns good as 13s+c; II nEkins prime at 141a
1sXc: Is tubs choice Dairy At 16c.
tnn Hars held az 60 xnd STARK Mills IA" At &c.
CHEEsE-Qulet. Sales 1000 hB Western Re-
. COFFEEs-Aro 1hade eaale1. We quote: Rio
9e90hc. -: