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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21

LOST 100000 TEETH. = But Professor
Leaursau's POLLEN OF ROSES is at hand.
Be wise and buy. DoN'T WAIT FOR THs
TooTHACHE. For sale BY Druggists. oct5
HoME snufacture-PsrsOn's Inimita-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21
FRCST FORTRESS MONROE.


FORTRESS NlONhOEt NOV ~
A steamer has arrived from City Point.
Col Irving satisfactorily transferred our
Government rations and also the Balli-
more American relief fund and provis-
ions to Commissioner Uuld.
The Richmond Examiner Of November
18Th contains the following:
CHARLESTON, Nov. II.
Two Of the monitors engaged are not
seen this morning. A report from Fort
M0ultrie states that the leading monitor
in the fight had her smoke stack and tur-
states that four monitors took their posi-
uons to-day near Cummings Point and
afterw ards passed up the channel. It is
believed they carried heavy weights sus-
pended at certain depths below the water,
to ascertain if there was passage for Ves-
sells Of 3 certain draft.
Richmond papers say GOO mora Yankee
prisoners were sent to DanVille yesterday
1l5 Yankee psisoners were received at
Libby Prison from Charleston on Monday
night. Among them are the sailors and
marines captured on the last night Of the
assault on Sumter's battered walls.
Int x AG1A AsLA aLAE50tAAAf lAAAN ~ DAAADNIo-
port, Ls., is a failure. She cost the Gov
ernment half 8 million dollars.
No Richmond papers except Of the 18Th
have arrived. ..-
The Richmond Examiner in 6 recent
editorial shows the Worthlessness Of the
rebel currency, and says the Government
is gradually feeling its way to system
Of forced loans.
The bakers Of Richmond have raised
the price Of the pound loaf from twenty.
five to fifty cents.
A rebel report says the Yankees re-
Gently came to Jsnesville, Lee County
Virginia, from the Rappahapnock, and
burnt the AesdeEay and Masonic Hall snC
committed all sorts Of depredations.
From rebel accounts it appears that 1
calcium light is used by General 6ilmor'
at Fort Gregg, to obtain greater accuracy
in firing at pight.
The City Council ef Richmond has sp
propriated $4,000 70 purchase Famil.
residence for General Lea.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21

GRAND OPENING BALL.-We desire to
aoknoBledge the reoeiPtOf an invitation TO
the Grand Opening Ball Of the LindeI
House in St. Louis, which is to come of on
Wednesday evening, November 25th. It is
to be made one Of the most magnificent af-
fairs of The season and of the West. The ho-
tel itself has been in progress Ofconstruction
for four or five years and is ths largest in
America. The InyitstiOns are perfect gems
Typographical ert, t,and ifths otEsr arrange
mspts for the festival are carried out as veil
IS the printing has been, triumphant sue
cess msy be ensured to its managers. Sue
cess to the Lindeli.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21
Great ExertIOns being Made
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsH1SarOE, Nov. 20.
Special to the Post:
Advioes have been received at the War
Department this morning from General
Burnside. He says his position is impFeg-
nable and he has no fear Of the rebels
under L)ngstreet.
1t is reported here that Meades army
occupies Madison Court House, and that
the rebels are retreating.
Richmond papers Of the leth contain
the following:
An Atlanta, Georgia despatch, dated
Nov. 18th says: A party Of Georgia State
troops and Indians killed the notorious
Dyson and thirty-four Of his men 3 short
time since on the line between Georgia and
North Carolina.
A special to the Register, dated Sweet
Water, Nov. 18th, says:
The Federals have removed all their
supplies to Knoxville for safety, and are
living on half rstions.
Advices from Me-. Adams, our minister
in England, confirm the news that new
trial is granted by the Court Of Exchequer
in the case Of the Alexandra.
A special to the Intelligencer says that
the Yankee officers, who deserted and
came into our lines, report that Grant ex-
poets soon to assault Lookout His army
is on half ratioqs.
Two thousand one hundred Of the Yam
kee prisoners in Richmond have been sent
TO console the good people of DsnVille.
The escape Of the notorious Rucker
from Jail has removed the difficulty with
regard to the exchange Of surgeons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

CAPE RACE, November 20
The City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool
The 1Ith instant, via Queenstown the 18th,
passed here this morning.
LIvEAPooL, November IL. = Cotton
opened hrmer but closed dull and tending
downward.
BreadstufFs steady. Flour and wheat
frm but quiet. Red Western wheat
7s6dGss6d. Corn very dull snd tending
downward; sales at 2Ss3d for mixed.
Provisions dull. Beef quiet. Pork In
active. Bacon tsuding downward. Lard
dull at 4s. Sugar firm.
LONDON, Nov. 11.-Bresdstufs hrmer.
Sugar firm. Coffee steady. Teas quiet
and steady.
CnnsOls-FOr money 92Ig92s Illinois
Central 1s4 discount; Erie 673@684.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 12.-Cotton heavy and
market frmer.
1t was reported that the British Admiral
had ordered the KeaFssge from Queens
town.
1t was believed that she was shipping
men ostensibly for stokers, but it was
supposed they we're for more active ser
vice.
Lord Lyons, In speech st The Lord
Mayors Banquet deplored the American
war. He said England would certainly
have interfered, bat for the belief saAt it
would have been in vain. She therefore
would use neither abandonment nor men
aces, but would remain strictly neutral.
Regarding Poland, he said England had
done her duty in demonstrating. But al
though these remonstrancss failed, he
hoped Russia would cease TO pursue an
offensive course.
Lord PalmerstOn's reception was sig-
nifcently enthusiastic
Mr.. VIllers, prominent supporter Of
the Government, had been speaking in d.
fence ofthe Federal Government.
Paris telegrsphs say that Mstamorss
was not blOckaded but contraband Of war
is not allowed to be landed.
The Emperor's proposal for a European
Congress attracts universal attention. Fif-
teen Powers sre invited. It is supposed
that a greater number will scquiess.
The drain Of gold from England still
continues. A further advance in the rate
| Of discount was anticipated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW fO7E, NOV. ~.
The gold market was excited C-day By
unfsvorable rumors IS TO Burnside and
reports that French war vessel took cut
g, 700 COO for Vera Cruz, and that to-mor-
rows shipment 10 Europe would be heavy.
Gold at one time reached 1544 but closed
At 1854. A large firm operating In gold
failed to-day.
Report says General Mesgher has been
made Msj0r General andis to hsve com
man1 ofthe old IRISH and Excelsior brig
sdee, recruited to their full standard.
Tho Russian Admiral and feet leave on
Monday next for Fortress Monroe, where
they expect to pass the winter.
A letter from the b.oeksding squadron
of Mobile, reports that q rebsl ram re-
gently STACKED the feet, hut after recelv-
ing three shots from the Colorado and two
from the Genessoe she run back under the
guns Of Fort Morgan.
The steamer Morning Star, from New
Orleans on the 14th instant, via Havana
on the 10Th, arrived tonight.
The expedition sent by water and ac-
eompsnied by General Banks had been
great success. BrazOs Island, Brownsville
and Point Isabel were captured, and are
now in our possession. The enemy threw
away their guns and fed TO San Antonio.
The casualties on either side sre not mea-
toned.
Reports Of heavy fighting in Western
Louisiana are untrue. There had been
slight skirmishing but nothing decisive
Our forces are still in the vicinity Of Yer
million and every thing quiet.
The correspondent Of the Herald thinks
the occupation Of the Rio Grande and tbs
blockade Of the entrance thereto, which
which was the leading topic Of discussion
in New Orleans, likely to lead to 8 conflict
with France.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21
NEW YORK nIARKET-Nov. %.


Cotton-7MAarket heavy and shade easier. Sales at
Sc tor Middling Uplands.
FIOur-5c9lOc higher with better demand and
very active.
sales at s64Oas,45 for Extra State; s7EOs7,sO for
extra -round hOopsd Ohio; G,55S9,3O for trade
brands. Market closing quiet
Whisky-Markst active and hrmer. Sales at SIX
@6sc
Wheat-Market opened Ia2c better but with on
ly limited demand and closed dull buyers generally
refusing to pay any advance.
Sa'es at Si4Inl46 tor Chicago Spring; I.426I, ,46
for Milwaukee Club; 81 5Al 81 for winter red West
ern; sl,47a1l.48 for Amber Milwaukee 81 6ll1l ,63
for Amber Michigan
Corn-Much excited aud market S94c higher,
Win strong specu etlve demand.
Sales at sl,Hdl,l,6 for shipping mixed Vest
sold early in the day.
lOaIs Market excited and to &c better Sales at
g 0yOc'f0r estein and stale.
Wool Market TeIY firm with fair demand.
SuRaFs-SteAdy.
POrk-In moderate demand and market shade
hrmer for mess
Sales at $3.50 for ols mesa sls,25 for new do +;
sl2H1l2, 20 prime ,O0lli7 Oofor new prime
mess.
Beef-More active
Sales at IS OQd7 90 for country mess 5265 70 for
country prime; eI0.l20l2,Oo for rspadked mess
ei3OOnf 80 for extra also SO tisrces for In
dis at s23,5 50, and extra do s90,O0
Bacon Sides-Market steady.
sales at l05Sc for City Cumberland Cut and STRAIT
ford; lOT0l0Sc for do long clear lie for long cut
hams; &c for Western Cumberland Cut, deliverable
in December and January.
Dressed HOGs-MArket firm. Sales rs asc for
City.
I.nrd-FiImer. Sales at llz@l2SS; also 1000 bbls
for necs mber and January l2eal24.
BuTTer-Market firm. sales at 2l(g24c for Ohio
Cheese-A shade hrmer. Sales at lS5I6e for com
mon to prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21

THE 0FFTSEs OF THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT
WESTERN RAmwAF.-Hr. J. Wrey Mould,
tie Architect of the A. 4 G. Y. Railway
Company, and also architect, Of the New
York Central Park and Of All Souls and
Trinity Churches, in New York city was
among the guests at the great festival Of
Wednesday. Mr.. Mould Is c thorough artist,
holding firmly by the PrO-RaPhRIliOo faith,
and q spIsaSid architect as his works prove.
he is to make 6lsyeIand his temporary
residence during part OF the winter and
spring, and will be engaged in supsrvi1ipg
the work on the splendid Railway Office Build
IN which the Atlantic and Great Western
C1mpauy propose to erect in this city Of which
hs has showed us some splendid plans.
The building is to be situated on the cor
asr of BANK and Frankfort Streets, fronting
on Bank. It will be $50 by so feet in size.
The frst seventy feet will Be devoted to the
GENERAL Offices Of the Atlantic and GTeai
Western Railway. The rear will be oocn-
Ised by Railway Club, projected BY Mr.
Kennard, on the model of the Princely club
of England. 4 fsGare court, SO feet By 81
will be left in the centre Of the building, il
which a fountain will play and gFssn gFas
will groE. A gallery will run round all tn
sidss Of the court, communicating with
spIendid Library and Reading Room for tn
! club on the first aoOr, and its Billiard Room
q, ,ba seaond Aoor, in the rear Of the eOsri
These rooms viii be completely and luxuri
ously furnished. The Billiard Room VII
be lit up by a DrVmnond light in tn
dome. The Club is to be formed Of ep
leading Railroad mon, for Railroad, Ez
change and social purposes. 1t will oOnsis
Of ous hundred and fifty members, and vii
bs supported by an annual tax Of $50 uPO'
each member. The idea is an excellent on
and will, We tEust, be faithfully carried out
The style of the sdiaes is to be YerOnss
Gothic and It will be constructed from th
/ ,>>IsbrAtsd Akron ana Tudepsndencs brow
..0r.,. from Mr.. Kennard's quarry. It viii
- ,NmpIeted, be the most elegant Esil
v,v buiIdi,.1g in the West, and,with its sPler
Ala finish and unique srehitectuss, viii ad
-r.a.Ir to the appearances Of Our besatifI
oi,y. twill be completed within the con
ing year.
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FRnaI MAsHINGTnN.

WAsHINGToS, NOV. ~.
The Star says: We learn through recent
correspondence up to the 7th inst, from
Richmond, between Robert 0ald, the rebel
Commissioner and General Meredith, our
exchange Commissioner, which has reach
this city, that the rebel authorities are
faithfully executing their promise to give
our prisoners in their hands the food and
everything cur Government forwarded 70
Richmond 70 that end. Our Hospital De-
psrtment hire, Acting Surgeon Barns,
has come forward to add medicines 20 the
stores thus forwarded 70 cur suffering
heroes in Richmond by the Government.
Ths rebel authorities viii net permit our
Government agenls to accOmpanylhe goods
within their lines, substituting Tebsl 'om-
misssries 10 their stead when the Tag 0g
truce boats meet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21

MARY L.YspsAY: A novel: BY the Lsdy Emily
Pousenby. New York: Published BY Harper
& Bros, 1868.
This work is the latest Of that popular
and widely spread collection known as "Har-
per's Library of Fiction" It's style and
plot reflect credit upon Its distinguished
autkOress. It's appearance will be hailed
with dslight by all.
For sale by J. B. Cobb & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21
FRONI MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, November ~.
General Hurlburts order reported yes
terdsy, caused great excitement in this
city, especially among the Jews, large
numbers Of whom are liable to be con-
soripted. The order is generally sp-
proved among military men. The SOL
diers are jubilsnt ct the general oonsterna-
ton Of the citizens.
The lines are completely closed. All
intercourse and trade with the interior
Is suspended for the present
Chalmers forces are again gathering
upon Tallahstchie for another raid.
They are reported si1 to eight thousand
strong, with ten pieces Of artillery, hsV-
ing been reinforced from Alabama. A
warm reception awaits them.
The Railroad from jackson, Mississip-
ri, to Grenada has been repaired by the
rebels. Trains commenced running to the
lstter point on the 8th inst.
Bragg Is reported falling hack 10 Rome.
The foundry at selras iS said 10 be cast
ing 12O poanier guns and large qusnti-
les Of shells.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21

CITIZENS OF TIE FOURTH WARD, ATTEN-
TroE.-There will be q meeting Of the eiti-
zsns of the Fourth Ward at the Engine
House, Huntington street, this, Saturday.
evening, Nov. 2Ist, at half past seven
o'clock. The basiness committee Of thirteen,
appointed at the meeting held Tuesday eve
ming, to investigate the appOrtiOnmsnt of the
quota. and to make arrangements to raise
the number of men required of the Fourth
Ward, will at this meeting make theiErspOrt.
Let there be a fall attendance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21

"ANTED-(KNITTINa MAoHIEEl
helT tto1en foIk can earn s5 20 $40 per week with
S1e Of Akfn's Oeiebrated Knitting Machines. LWHl
1an It's cost in thirty days Price, e0mPste, =
eaS4 for circulnr and samples (send sthnps.l
49, - TLLIOTT BRAHbOh.
.--aa Rza 10 Lake-St.. Ohicasn III
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21

HORSE RACE To-DAY.-A race between
tbs horses "SRm. Slick" and " Maria
Brouei," ;" viii take place to day at o'clock
Pm, on the County Fair Ground. The dis
t,pes win be three mile heats and return.
Stakes $500. W. H. Potts enters "sam.
Slick" and Vim. Hoffman " Maria BrOugh."
This is expected to be the best contested
race that has ever occurred in Cievslaed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21

LEXGOTON, Ky, November 90.
Major General Har;suif, commanding
the 10th Army Corps, arrived here to-day
The change Of position Of the bullet in
his thigh, received at the battle Of Antie-
tam, disables him from active field datyfor
the present. He has been ordered to Gin
cinnsti TO preside over court martial Os
high rank. The command OF g district in
the Department Of the Ohio will probably
be rendered to him, should the disability
continus.
Nothing from Cumberland Gap. Tks
line east Of that point is still interrupted.
It is suppOeed to be the result Of the re-
cent rains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21

GRAEp NORTHERN Ono FAIR.-A pro
jeet has just been set on foot and is now be-
ing actively pressed forward in our city,
for holding here g Grand Northern Ohio
Fair, under the auspices and for the benefit
Of tho Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society This
Fair will commence on Monday the 22d of
February, the birthday of WashingtOn,-s
most appropriate time for the inception of SO
noble q projset,-and will continue for two
weeks. Ie is proposed to carry it on on the
nIau of the Orphans Bazaar held in this city
last spring, but it will be made much more
extensive and grand. Tn fact, it Is deter
mined that this Fair shall bs the most exten-
slye, splendid aud magnificent affair which
ever came of in cur city. In order that
this be dono the cooperation Of all friends
of the soldiers throughout n Northern Ohio and
tbs West is earnestly invited. The auxiliary
Aid Societies Of Ohio should be especially
a,tivs in assisting the Society of this city by
the contribution of all articles, curious, orna-
mental or usefal, to the greatest extent and
in the greatest variety possible. Let all,
then, rally to the support of this grand and
noble enterprise. The receipts of the fair
must not fall cent below S2O, 900 In Chi
caRo the results of similar fair, held lately,
were 500, 900, and our own city must do al
least one third as we'll.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21
TRIVFLIFRjs REGISTER.
No ApYKRTIsKMKNTs.

O. A. Read B Co., Bsnkers-Gold, Silver and oou
ions Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
John ElIsIer-AcadAny Of Music.
Chur, hill Brothsr-CataEba Wine.
W. LowTis. PresideI = Festival.
Chur. hill & Broth -r-Eew Goods.
o Cutter & son-OH Paintings Local Ectise.
Churchill Brother-Fresh q ps.
S. Kirb7-Eeligious- ocAl S,t tios.
o. Cutter son- Fianc-Lroal Botics.
Spiritual Hall-Local Notice
Bridge Street Sunday schooI-Locai Notice.
A. II. Perry &Co.-Buokp hest Flour.
A. II. Perry Co.-Rei Wheat Flour.
LEaDER Cmcs-Boy Wanted
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21
DE. BusH's GREAr AMER1oAN BoHEsET,

De. BusH's GREAT AMERICAN BoEEsET,
OR THoROUeEwoRT ToNIC.-No remedial
agent has such universal application as the
Thoroughwort. It has been used from time
immemoriaI for Ague and all Bilious all
ments. Patients with the following symp-
toms will be especially benefited by this
remedy: Headache and dizziness caused by
bilious stomach. It olesnses the skin bet
ter than any other remedy, restores the ap-
petite, gives tone to the stomach and faeili-
tates digestion. Intermittent fsvers of all
grades and character, dyspepsia with vOnit
ing Of food, beIohing Of wind and feeling Of
obatruetion at the pit Of the stomach, vomit-
ing of bile with extrome prOstration Of
strength the smell of food causing sickness
at the stomach, fullness and tenderness of the
liver, soreness around the waist with uncOm-
Portable feeling of pressure, gouty and rheu-
matte disease with soreness of the muscles /;
hoarse cough, with rough voice and soreness
of the chest, night cough, dysentery, disr-
rhoa, bleeding piles and typhoid fever.
Price per bottle IS cents.
Sold by STROEG / ARMSTRONG,
sepI:459 Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21

TIE SECOND NATIONAL BANK is designs
ted as a Depository of Public Monies, By the
Secretary Of the Treasury. Also Subserip-
tioa Agsut FOR $40 Bonds. Will purchase
Government Coupons and Gold At the highest
rates, nov5:236 3w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21

LICENSED CLAIM OFFICEi

LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
CLEvELAED, Ohio, WAsHISeTos, ~
No Lyman's Block. No. 4AS Nleth 81
Near the Court House
We sre authorized by Government to collect
'H 500 Bounty
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chh-
dren, and rightfuI heirs ofaIl deceased soldsersi
also
pensions,
10 zhieh every discharged soldier "Hs as
sAled in the serviee,ls entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
ul,sn sisters, IS they are severally entitled un-
Ser the law. Also,
Back Pay
sue discharged soldiers or resigned ofheers,
sremptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men )
money due teamsteEs, and every other class oi
claims growing out of this or any other war.
We also pay speeisi attention 10
PATENTS.
~ AvoI CIaius and PaIeu AEeuIs Whs
are not Licensed,
We publish E" THE soLrJEE's FHTESD," paper
. much interest to soldiers Rsd their heirs
Sand us your name and stamp, snd We will send
aeopy free, or twelve copies, one each MONTH
for 25 cents.
Apply to us N person or By lstter, with stamp
snd your BUSINESS SHE'D haze prompt attention
Fees low, snd no shsrge mil after We have So
eOmpiahed Ehal Ee undertake.
septic Q. T. BkUOE'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-21
COMMERCIAL. L.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEADER 0FFt0B,
RsInIr EvrNrra. HnYernhar p. 1853.

MORNING LEADER QFFt0B,
FRTDAT EvENIse, November p, isoS'j
FIoar-rteady. Sales 90 bbls red wheat double
extra at s6,25.
Whsat-ssles 2,4OO bushels red saOlt at sl,.4i :
600 Ahoat and cars on track at sI,s5, and car on
track at sl,Z7.
Corn-saies car on track at ssc. The market
closed higher.
Oars-Latesl sales at 6se on track.
Rye-seuing in small lots at sI,l5.
Barley Quiet at 0l,25.
Hishwlnea-Held firmly at &c. No salsI re-
ported.
Hoss-Are steady and active at sS,eO9s.OO fer all
weights.
Lard City brands are selling at II66IIao.
saIt-ssIlIns at SGD for Fine and s7,2' for
Coarse.
Dried FroIt-Nev apples are worth 70 ! peeled
psaohes lse, aud uDpseled 9c.
Fealhers-selling at 5Oe55o.
EgEs-Sales at lsc.
Butter-Iu fair demand for choice grades and
firm at 23a24c for Western Reserve.
ReeeIpts-7.S5O bush wheat, and go bush
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mARKRT-Nov. 20.

FlOur-Firm.
Wheat-Alarket openad to betteF with fair de-
mand Sale- at 81 25Esl ,2j for MOL Milwaukee Cub
o. 81 for } ed Western.
Goru-M-r -rket firm.
Onts-Quiet.
Other grains quiet.
Whiskey-Sominal Sales at 40.
EreighIs-2Jc on wheat and l2c Oni oats 10 New
York.
ImporTs-l5 900 bbls -four, 10000 hush wheat,
%, 5,04O bnsh cOrn,- bush oats, l9 0dIbush barley.
ExpOrIs-4O,O00 bbls flour, I24,OO bush wheat,
loo OOO bush corn, 4OOOO bush oats, 6,OoO bush Iye