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Tbe Reported Naval Disaster.


It's remarkable that the Richmond pa
,ers of the srd inst. should say nothing
Of the reported rebel victory at Charleston.
Il looks as though there was some humbug
somewhere. If the affair came off on the
sOth, as reported, it is time to hear some
direct information from the blOckading
feet.
A Washington dispatch to the Chicago
Tribune says that an intercepted letter
from a well known rebel Colonel, now on
duty under Beauregard at Charleston, to
Ais wife at St. Louis, contains the follow
ing paragraph regarding dinner to the
o@cers Of French man-of-war at Charles
ION and to the French consul:
aThere were thirty Of us at the table
Tossts we're drank TO the Emperor and,
Empress, and responded to by the French.
Consul and Captain Dewquois Of the French
frirate Milan. They seem to think ther'
is no doubt that sn alliance offensive ant
defensive has been made, or will verl'
shortly be made by our Minister Slideu ,
with the French Government. have also
eonversed very freely with officers Of Her
NaJesty's frigate Petral, new in port, who
also express much faith in our being re-
eoQniaed during the month of February
That brilliant esssyiss, Gail Hamilton
has q recent article upon Courage "
which contains some consolstorys args-
-msnts for keeping up our faith in the
ultimate triumph Of the right, through the
instrumentality of the Almighty For in
stance All maner of selhshness may
seem to push our cause On to certain ship
wreck; but do you suppose that the Lord
God Almighty is going to be stopped in His
course By the nOn-arrival of a pontOoD
train Yn Again, "we can trust Him 10
dive US day by day, our daily bread, but
We have not the least confidence in His
ability to cope with stOnewan Jackson
and General Lee" And again, " The Lord
il greater than vallandigbam. BE il
stronger than both the Woods. He is wiser
than the New York World"
The Chicago Tribune says that cOnsid'
srable portion and perhaps majority o
Tie secesh prisoners at Camp Douglas act
uaIly believe that President Lincoln is I
negro One Of them, on hearing this de
MED by a Federal soldier, said that "if ole
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.-LYMAN Fl. KENDALL
Is admitted as 9 partner in our House from
FebrraTy Ist I.63 q. D. KENDALL 4 Go.
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reach directly ths affected parts and give almost IN
slant Ie-ief. In gE5NCaITIs, ASTHMA and CATARHz
they are beneficial "a good effects resulting nom
the use Of the Troobes and thelr extended use has
caused them 10 be oountCrtsited- Be surs 10 guard
agair st Voth,ess limitations. OBTAIN only the aFs-
UIEE BRowS's BRaNCiIA TRoCHEs which have
PaOyED their efficacy By test Of many years. PUB-
Lie sfEAKEBs and SINGERS should use the Troehes.-
Military Offers and Soldiers who o7er-tax the voice
and are exposed to sudden changes should have th0m
Sold sverywhers At Is ceats per box iat4ls5
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For the Benefit OF Nervous Suffer
= ers The WAENlHG VOICE on -
Premature Decay, Loss OF Memory, Sc-i Dy q forner
sufferer Enclosing stsmP, address
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PREVENTION BETTER THAN CUBE.-Ths
new French Safe Is the only article ever recommend-
"a by the Medical Profession SAFE and suRE Pre-
venfiFs Samples ssut, sAFELT CONCEALED, % any
address, on r-cs- -pt Of stamp dec9 ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-06


Owing to the ext5aordiuary rise sem In ,.a Ine
D,;ce ~ printing paper and all other ma
flIsS lfsN,S =, - n the composition of news
s-lle.s -. ~ - -1blishers Of the Herald, Plain
RePSSaI IN .os LEADER have been obliged to
49, .DS-ls ~. price Of their several editions to
tSs fsdoWing scale;
BAILY.
- mail one -
4 sf six month";. =.
Is three months A-'o
Var lass time, 60 cents per month.
hoiiveredi n the city by carriers 10 cts per week
Esvs Agents supplied at S2O0 per lV5.
TRI-WEEKLN. -
av mail one 49, -
4 six months ...''--.. l'to
Eorless time, 80 cents per month. =.
Five copies, IN LOW
zen copies land extra copy to getter-uP ~
Of club S1.1l
ualfvered II. city, by carriers, cents per week.
News Agents supplied at $500 per 100.
WEEKLY.
Clubs often and upward, eseh-...-..-.------- LIZ
The getters-up or clubs VIII recsve eEtr'
copies Is follows;
A clfb OF twenty, a copy Of Trl-Weekly.
A club Of forty and upward, copy Of DAILY.
The above terms will be adhered 10 IL
aH cases.
FAIRBANKS, BENEDICT 4 CO,
Publishers Of Herald
J. STEPHENSON,
Publisher Of Plain Dealer
E COWLEs & co,
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SALE.-IN PUR-

C. L. F1sH, Pi'h's Atty.
Sheriff's Once. Jan. 81, ls6S. Jan3l:4zs
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NOTICE.

Tue time for the receipt Of Proposals for Gun Ca-
riage timber is extended 70 the lSt OF March, loS
fbb9.l25
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-06

The Old Vermont Cough Remedy is war
rantsd 70 cure Coughs Colds, and al Diseases Of ths
Throat. Chest aud Lungs Price 25 cents per bottle
John f Henry q Co.. Waterbury, Vermont, General
Agents. Sold b d. s. Barnes, 2l2 Broadway, n. Il
nnd strnnr & arrnstr-ng. GfsruI.nd- nnEIs.aaa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-06

Eliza J. stone and Frank b. stone, her husband,
plaintiffs, vs.. Henry G. Lucas and Francis
Rowe, Defendants.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

DOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE,
within a convenient distance Of Clevel1
These farms vary in prioe from 40 to SO per ~
and will be sold On long crecit- - = -,
MAI LYMAN LtTELE-
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EOR SALE-ATA A BARGAIN.-f::1 .
NY property on Cheshire aud Granger sts ili
Also my residence no. i50 kr.e street; ,-,.,-
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Sheriff Sale,

Court Of Common Pleas of Franklin county, Ohio
John L, GILL;
VI.
Windsor A. .shoemAker.)
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL. FA.
ID to me directed from the court Of Common Pleas OF
franklin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction at the door Of the court House. In SAID County,
on
Saturday, the 2lss day Of November, A D., 1863,
at One o'clock, P. M,
the following described real estate situate In Franklin
County, Ohio, towit All Of the interest and estate Of
Windsor Shoemaker, In the following described real
estate, to.wti Outlet No. g. Of Robert Nsls Addition
Of In Lots and Out Lots to the oly OF Columbus as is
more fully described by deed OF General Warranty
signed by Robert Neil and Mary NJ Neil, dated March
l9th 1885, designated In Plat Of said addition Said
Windsor A. Shoemaker's estate in said premises being
the undivided fourth Of said premises subject to the
Of Martha Jane Taylor, (lias) Jane Dane
In the same, set apart to her in report of Commits
sioners in the Of Martha J. Taylor vs. Windsor
Shoemaker, ct al, recorded in complete record Of
franklin Common Pleas, Vol. 80, page 207.
Appraised at $3.50 1.-TWO hundred and thirty dollaTa
GEO. W. HUFFMAN. sheriff
Of franklin County, Ohto
octl7- -dlt&wtd
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OincinnaIi pIarEe.-Oc.. 10

FLouR-The market was quiet TO day, snd but little
SSae @ rriSss dd not undergo % any esselta
and trade brands. e5 rs to &C 50. ~
WHlsKY-The market was unsettled to-day. -geIIers
asked 55c but buyers did not offer over $50 go that
prices remained nominal up TO the close.
PROVISIONAL continued geod demand for old city
msss pork aud IT'S brs sold at S3 90. Lard advanced
to l0%c 81 tcs sold at 10 $50, and 200 do at I0<o
GRooBBIEs-The market is a'm aud the demand
fair We quote sugar at J3c to l5c for raw and I7sc
for htri refined. Coffee Is hrme; Bio, 32a34c. Mo-
lasses we quote at 60@65c --e--f
WHEAT-There was only moderate inquiry to -day,
tut there not much the Market aud holders we're
Im st full rates. We quote p,me red at 81 Is, and
prime Kentucky white at 81 55 Choice qualities are
scarce. aud could be sold 23c higher $50 bush prime
Kentucky white sold at u 35 300 do red at 81 I6 300
do prime red and white mixed at 81 3d. deIivered 400
do good Kentucky white at 81 3d. 10000 do prime do
onpryate terms; and 1000 do prime red at s 49, to be
delivered between the 10th and goth OF November
C0BN-- There was hrmer feeling In the market m.
der the favorable adviees from Ohcsyo and hold
e refased to sell at less than BIC 70 90, for sheed or
in bulk but these figures were 23, above the views
Of buyers, and there was nothing done. ''''fG
oATe--The market was frm and Offering being Isht
prices advanced 6896oc in bulk closing steady at the
advance 200 bush sold at 68469, in bulk and 500
do including racks, at 100.
hYE-rTbe receipts continue light and the market a.
hrm at 81 1901 I6 for prime samples arrival.
HARLET-There was fair demand for the best grades
OF etate spring and fall at 81 409l 50 but there s hut
little arriving, sales Of 325 bush spring was reported
at 81 40,
HAY-.The offerings are more liberal, and prices de-
oned to y27 t0pei ton Tor prime timothy in bales
arrival 80 tons prime sold at S7 co. aud 10 tons fair
s2i 90.
oHEBeE--Tbe market is unchanged and firm. We
quote selected Western Reserve at l2Eo aad Hamburg
at 16c.
BUTrER-There is a fair demand st t1e decline
ported yesterday the market closing steady at 2623c
for prime to choice, and l3lec for the lower grades.
P0TAT0ES-A few lots being received, and sold at
SI 90 per bush arrival for prime neshannocks and
300 bush sold from wagons at 81 10.
APPLE5-The receipts are light and the business do
ing limited, few sales were made at 81 1902 % per
hFl
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PROBATE NOTICE.
Settlement of Accounts

THE following accounts have been filed In the Pro.
\ bate Court OF franklin county, Ohio, and will be
heard and examined for settlement on MONDAY, the
26th day OF October, A. d. 1853, to wit:
Tho first accounts OF John u. Ijams, guardian Of
Thomas webb, Mary r. Webb, Samuel r. Webb and
Joseph L. Webb; the FIRST account OF John Young,
guardian OF William Young the rst accounts Of I'd.
ward Fisher guardian Of Charles D. Fisher and Truman
Fishers the hrst account Of Elizabeth Webster admx
OF orvie WEBSTER decd; the FIRST accounts Of George
". Williams, guardian OF Mary J. McElhnney and
Alice McBlhinney; the st accounts OF Robert Bynner
guardian OF Charles Bebb and Ann f. Bebb the second
accounts OF Anna. M. Chester, guardian OF Martha
A. Ohester and Homer W. Chester; the final account
OF Reuben Folts, guardian OF Cyrus Fotz; the final
account OF John P. Bruck and Adam Gantz, adm's OF
Michael Buehman. dec'dI the final account Of Jesse
Baughman, admir- Of Peter shiery, decd the final ac-
count OF william Howard, guardian Of John Reynolds;
the hnal account Of James Cherry admir- OF John G..
Merfick, decd the final account Of George Schneider
exr OF John Cook decd; the final account OF Thomas
Roberts, admir- Of John Evans decd; the Hna account
OF d. Decker, guardian Of Jackson Smith; the anal
account OF John GABRIEL admir- do bonts non with the
Will annexed OF Mary n. Peters decd; the hnal &C.
count OF oliver b. Cloud, ex'r OF Anna CLOUD decd;
aud the hosl accounts Of George g. Demng, guardian
OF Windsor Shoemaker apd Anna shoemaker.
HERMAN b. ALBERY,
n.L9 -, .t..r.o Probate Judge.
Columbus, Sept. 81 Is63-dltkv2w =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-18
The Presidents ana she missouri
Question

NEw YORK, Oct. II THE Trlbunes Washington dis.
patch says The Presidents reply to the address Of the
Missouri delegation mailed 10 Hon O. D. Drake Ohair.
man OF the Missouri delegation, at st. Louis yesterday
will be published or not, at the option Of that gene-
man, .nr
ment, and all military powers are concentrated In hil
hands He receives new instructions, copy OF which
annexed to the Presidents letter 10 the delegation,
containing explicit and more stringent directions the
management OF bis department. All persons In the
service Of the United states are forbidden to return
Fugitive slaves or to assist In their escape No colored
soldiers are to bs eosed, except under orders Of the
commander Of the department.
Gen. schoheld's course with regard to Senator Lane
and his followers approved and he 10 ordered to use
All forces under his command to pat down guerras
oiher irresponsible persons carrying Irregular
warfare, under whatever color or pretext.
No action Ia taken In the matter OF enrolled militia
which s left as IL VAS before the committee presented
their addre ess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-18

"wEBBED fErr."-Funny things will fiud
,heis way into the paueru, in spite OF the fear Of
bombshell Schencks. Under the above cap.
ion an Illinois paper says that not long ego q
party Of revelltr, were arreited in Baltimore
for "damning the goose that grew thequill that
made the pen that wrote the proclamation Of
emancipation +" This "damniug the goose"
was considered high crime by the military
officials in Baltimore. But il now appears Old
Abe himfelf was guilty of similar crime
when (as the faithful Edward Cerbelus at the
White Hoase, announced the arrival Of Mr..
Drake and HE fellow Jacobns from St. Louis)
the President arose to bis most commanding
altitude and gave utlerarcs to that remarkable
and destined to be ever memorable though
eomevhat lsconic vpression-"Dsmn Drake"
General scbenck shonld see about 1t,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-18

MEMPHIS, Oct. 1.-THE Jackson Mississppian Of the
9th says the election for Governor State officers and
0onresmen, took place on the 5b, and tupposes also
the State officers reelected. 1t also says that
sharp fight occurred the Big Black, 10 which the rsb.
els driven back but being reinforced they compell
ed the PedeTaIs to retreat beyond the river.
The Selma Reporter ssys Bragg has thirty thonsand
spare stand OF small arms.
-Four companies Of the 2d Iowa Cavalry surrounded
the town Of fernando Saturday night and captured
three men, formerly Memphis policemen, engaged iu
list OF all the boats on the river, with price to 30 paid
for the dutructon OF each They are now 10 irons In
Irving prison, and will be tried by military commits
sion. tr f-
The vote Of the ID Iowa Cavalry is Ave huunred and
seventy four for ftone aud hundred and one for
Tuttle. "r-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-18
Proclamation BY she President

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE following proclamation
has been Issued by President Lincoln:
By the President Of the United States A Proclama
ton: ..r
nnteer forces Of the United states will expire during
the coming year. and whereas 10 addition TO the men
raised by the present draft, 10 deemed expedient to
call out three hundred thousand volunteers to serve
for three years the war not however exceeding three
years.
Now, therefore, l. Abraham Lincoln, President OF the
United States and chief OF the army and
navy thereof and Of the militia OF the several States
whom called into active serve do issue this proca
nation, calling upon the Governors Of the different
States to raise and have enlisted into the United States
service for the various companies and regiments in the
field from their respective States their quotas Of three
handred thousand men, .- r..
further proclaim that all tho volunteers that are
called out and duly enlisted shall receive advance pay,
pen and bounty heretofore communicated to the
Governors Of the States by the War Department
furtber proclaim tbat all yoIuntseps IeeeSsd snss,
this call, we'll all others not hetoare credited,
shall be duly credited and deduct ed from the quotas
tablished for The next draft
further proclaim that IL any State shall fail 20 raise
the quota assigned to II by the War Department under
this call, then draft for the deficiency In said quota
shall be made In said State In the districts OF said
btate for their due proportion OF said quota aud the
said draft shall commence the 5th day Of Japuary
1854.
further proclaim that nothing in this proclamation
shall interfere with existing orders or with those which
may be issued for the present draft in the States where
IL 10 In progress or where it has not yet been
menced.
The quotas Of the State and districts will be assigned
by tho War Department, through the Provost Marshal
Generals office. due regard being had for the here
sfore furnished, whether by volunteering drafting
and the recicg will be conducted In accordance with
such instructions have been may be issued by that
department
In issuing this proclamation address myself not
only hs Governors Of the several States but also to
the good and loyal people thereof, invoking them to
lend their cheerful, willing and effective aid to the
measures thus adopted with view to reinforce VIC
torious armies now in the field, and bring military
operations to prosperous end thus closing forever the
fountein OF sedton and cruel war.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal Of the United States to be affixed. Done
st the City Of Washington, this l7h day iof October
A. D. 1863, and Of the independence Of the United
States the e6th.
(signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President.
VIM II, eEWARp eec'y Of State,
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OF the eneoy. and our signal men, owing 10 tog end
haze, sew indicAtionof Only one large camp Of PrstoV
station. -
s believed the o. emy. having, dpring the preyiops
dv, reoonnoits, cd our position and hnding our iioes
'mpregnabo Tetied rearWsri and feari rise In the
kappahsDnook would Interfere with their base Of SUI
pile" have expedited ths movements 70 that line.
nr Ioops are equally vii pos ei for advance or
retreat The enemy's forced marches and the scarcity
OF supplies render impossible to actively advance or
retreat they attack us rhsn defeat is considered be
yond doubt
report reached headquarters that the enemy was 10
force ths morning at and around Manassas Junction.
Some Of our troops immediately prepared TO ADVANCE
probably TO Ieoon alter. Our recent movements have
been exclusively Of strategic character In which Lee
has been thus far completely outgeneraled BY Meade.
No fears are felt OF our not being able TO cope with
Lee In the field II we get bis forces In with
out our having long base Of supplies to protect.
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cleveland marKet-Oct. IS.

PLOUR-Frm, with light sales at s6 25@6 30 for red
double extras and 81 30 fol white do.
wHEAT-6sles 1000 bush red on Cleveland and
Ptsburg track at 81 %; 1900 bush from store at
29 cars track at 81 30. and choice white at
81 IS. Since change no sales are reported. The
ket closes inactive aud lower.
O0RN-Saes cars at 90c from store.
OATS-Lower. esles cars on track at 66c and cars
from store at 500.
BARLEY-5ellng at 81 25
RYE-QuIet at 90D95c.
HIaHWINES-very dull and nominal
SBEDS-Sales % bags clover at S6 so. ..- Z
BUTTHR-Sales common at lie; Is eggs fair Western
Reserve at 22c and 81 kegs choice do at 2ic.
LARD-Sales 600 bs at IOko.
PRATHERS-Sales ct 500.
ONIONe-Sales 900 bbls at 81 25 per bush.
RE0EIPTH-6.0O0 bush wheat, 100 bush corn, l $50
bush oats and $50 bush barley.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-18

Last Nights Dispatches.
POTOMAC ARMY I'm AN I'M
PREGNABLE POSITION"
at Stands on the Defensive )"
"The Nights of Centerville
are Ours!!"
We Hold Fairfax Court House | ="
LEE REPORTED MOVING DOWN THE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY:
uHALLECK SATISFIED WITH THE
POSITION OF THE AHmYy!n
100000 Men To Be Called Out.
LEE NOT IN MARYLAND!
LEE REPORTED MOVING DOWN THE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY;
SATISFIED WITH THE
POSITION OF THE AKmYyr
100000 Men To Be Called Out
LEE NOT IN MARYLAND!

NEw YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Posts Washington cores
pondeet states that Gen. Meade was three weeks ago
ordered to fall back upon Oentervllle Lee discovering
the retreat OF army tried to take advantage Of H.
He was foed Ia that purpose aud the Army OF the Po.
tomac is In an impregnabls position stands on
the defensive, ready to strike blow ct the enemy and
its position is vastly safer for offensive opera
tions than that held by 1t one week 1t was almost
impossible to miles OF railroad across
hiily and woody part OF Virginia.
Lee is quite strong In numbers stronger than he yaa
two months ago. He has not only been reinforced by
conscrpta but by troops gathered from the vicinity
Richmend.
csres that Lee is very weak but It will be remembered
that he announced that Lee about to invade Mary
land with tremendous force week two before Bragg
drove Rosecrans back to Chattanooga.
The rain IL falling rapidly to-day and no military
movements are In progress The roads across the Pc.
tomac muddy, and II would be dicult for an army
The nights OF Centeryil, are ours and the djspes,
on OF the several corps such defeat any attempt
Al flank movement. We hold Fairfax Court House In
such force that the enemy dare not venture gh,
flank.
t is reported but not upon any satisfactory authority
that Lee was moving down the Shenandoah valley. II
s possible that cavalry raid 10 contemplated By the
The army Of the Potomac grows stronger every day
and is able to hold the line, even Lee 10 isrgei,
reinforced, md will doubtless soon show It do mor
than that.
General Halleck went down to the front yesterda,
evening to hold conference with General Meade. III
IL back In his office to-day, and Il 10 said he s satise
with the position Of the army. '-.-- - .
lc LATHE. M sat
New YosK, Oct 1.-THE Express has the folIovin,
vumors Meades army was posted In line Of battle al
day yesterday at Oenterville Lees army also poste
a. to enable him TO cross Into Maryland Rdssrd'
Ferry but the rains prevented the accomplishment
Lees army has not been depleted to reinforce Bragg
IoprstreetT division is With Lee but Longsireet In per
son is with Bragg tens.t,sss y ,,o n Command % q u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-18

We are glad to zee a disposition on the part
OF Msnufac ufers in this country t, excel In
quality, and of oc n,um ers to purchase the best
iu the market, especially in the articles which
ter ut, the food of man, We are led to The
ABOVE remarks since having the ll,ssuss of
eating come very nice light biscuits, made from
Herr'ct Aliens Gold Medal Salsratus. Our
hstsr.haT prorouucss It the best she ever saw,
Try it. Most all the Groosrs and many Drug.
gists cell It.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-18
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
rs~ vor. marue.-Oc,ober n

COT 0S-DulI aud liver, under large rseeipts a
ssw oTssos aud decline 10 gold sok99Oko, for Mid
fLOuh.Heavy: titled, and fully i0ot over, with
And rouni ncop Ohio: Market closing heavy with no
demand ID ohisdv speculative sales At M g7a Al for
Chicago sprirg: 81 eseDI 90 Mnwanlss club: 4 3I0p
Is Tor Amber Iows 81 34l ~ for wn,e, red S.sero:
u aogi l6 Amber Michigan; sl 50 for old v hlts.
o0RN-Les active, and closed lCD2c lower; s7c for
shipping mixed western steady and closed dull ana
dropping; 62@94o for western.
sUaAR-ouls. muscovado at l99I3s: apolion New
Orleans, at llk6DI4c.
M0LAesEs-Dull and without material change.
sales OF Sl4 500H IS for old mess; GIG IoX06IC 30
for new dol IL 7S@l2 25 for new prime SIS 0O0IC 80
for new prime mess. -
BkkP-Quiet and unchanged
LARD--steAdy at IIXCDl9c aaIes for January and
February at I2Ac =