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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-06-11
WHOLE NUMBER 754.
Ths Rsssls aa,a she Nerthsrn psmesrser

IT. = - ". -f''- fe-~-'> ~'>+r~t"'S'
We invite the attention Of Northern Demo-
.crats to the following extract from tie Daily
Register, pablished at Atlanta, 0eorgia. 1t
seems that the Richmond Dispatch, IN a mo-
ment OF passion. caused no doubt by the failure
Of the Northern Democracy TO take open issue
with The Federal Government, by resistance.to
the draft and other overt acts, had denonnced
the Democracy and clnssed them with the Black
Republicans in yiruent hostility 10 the South.
The Dispatch referred especially to the smta-
ry chieftains and soldiers of the Democratic
faith who had taken up arms against the sopth.
The Appeal is O mastery vindicaiion Of the
Democracy. says,ss ~ esa sailsgrst
All this is true---sadIy and shamefully
true But 1t is also true that other men,
bers of this same Democratic party have
been both consis' emily aud persistenty op.
posed to the war--have resisted il in oil
its measnres--have written and sps ken and
acted with heroic zeal aud martyf-like earn
estness against IT'S spirif. its means, i,s OBJ.
jccts - aeg s
Bat another point 10 the srgumcni D..
'
considerable portion Of the Democratic
pariyZ-its best aud nobless portion--4is op.
posed, on principle and In spirit, to this III.
famous war. Ex President Pierce, Sey-
mour Of Connec icut, VaIlandigham, Reed,
Wood, Richardson, aud hundreds OF others
are as hostile to the wsr ss they are to
Black Republcansm. These men are do.
ing US indirect service, They arc not open
Is aud aYowedly our friends, nor could We
reasonably ask this of the n But they are
not our bloody enemies Uni.ed against
Mr.. Lincoln. and his.policy.' breast.ng the
power of an Overwhelming majority, firm 10
their convictions, firm to each other, 6rm
TO the traditions aud precedents Of consti
rational liberty. this noble baud of patriots
is striving to erect a break water that shall
arrest The sIrges VI this uuloosed deluge
Ii they did no more Than resist the central
izltion of Mr. Lincoln. that far they are
worthy Of our respect aud sympathy. ii
they hold up the banner Of ) ate Rights,
that far they are advocating a sentiment
entitled 10 our admiration. Slch is the
course they are Eursli 6, al such a course
! ought to have our cordial approbation.---
Step by step che same convictions and the
same temper th,t have braccd them ia
compact uuity aud fery valor to denounce
ultra Federa.ismand y. England fanaticism.
will inevitably bring them upon the right
ground as il respects our Independence.
We confess our confidence, that eventually
these men will see the While truth aud EN-.
brace all its conclusions We can gail.
nothing by denoancing them We may
lose much by p esening hostile front ~
their peace movements. Live with them
under the same government we never will
Bat meanwhile. il they will the baIos
box against Mr.. Lincoln. while we use tho
| cartridge box, each side will be 9 helper to
the other, aud both cooperate in accom-
plishipg the greatest work which this CEN
tury aud this continent have witnessed
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Ashtabula Union School.

George w. Waite, A. Is. SupsrinisHdrnL
{ 10. W. WAITE Principal of High School,
Miss SARA N. ScHooSMARUR, Assistant in High School
Miss HRLENA SoHooSMAKER Grammar
Miss cAERIE E. KING, intermediate Depart uent
Miss Susan SAMPSON, Secondary Departn snt
Mis- Susan ii. WILDER, Primary Department
Miss EMMA ENSIGN, Assistant In Primary
The School is TO persons suitable age residing
within the village limits and the "Ditic attached thereto
for School purposes"
Forty weeks constitute year terms FOR pupils from abroad
VIZ be-
For Primary OAr Anhum. $500
For Grammar 1900
Ali isppllentlvs for admission 10 Sc made Il h sperin
tendant.
The Fall Terps commences Monday y Yfh
1863 and the Winter Term Monday. January 4th, Io.4
is highly desirable pupils should GIN open
ing Of No pupils out OF the village viii be received fol
less period than term, and deduction soreb
Seft 10 cases OF sickness or removal.
81 E.; s i sSSss { sSssiis Board OF raDs.D"
II. FAssErT. f~esa,
II. /. MoRRIsoS, Trsas
q. O. CuLLEY, = Beard Of Education
49, ~ j. b, CRosBY, srrr \ .f rvFa
t sfsrHEs Halt, - 80
ssssrf t..s A. =, huBHARp Se1etdr
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel.
phia, Pa.-Diseases Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM
anec lions OF me Sexual ogaes. Physical Debility and Prea
t9re and RELIABLE treatment Ia Repots Of the
Howard Association, sent by mall IN sealed letter enye
opes, nee OF charge Address Dr j. SKlJN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, No South Ninth street. Philadelphia
Pa. 6SS
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PArrEScE Said Que 10 Mrs. We,iey;
How can You have the pasie1cs ~ teach
the same thing twenty sImes oyer 20 yotf
cbIldF Why, said ete. ~ bed as|d y
only nineteen tIInee and 1)voa oref. ohQeIj
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CJIRE Cure, Is

THE, ITTD ~ a. Cures
= PEOPLES w lILf rheumatism
81 troubled with Rheumatism for two years suffering
less every day have taken two tottlrs Of the Peo
pies Cure and have not had pain since le it of
than four weeks ago consider myself entirely cured,
and the medicine has made feel very light and goodust
like young though am sixty 1.-TWO yesrs old.
GODFREY SCHEFFEL Michigan St."
'My e has been suffering from rheumatism of in
anmatory character for about six years. sometimes
very acute Ahout the first of June last she commenced
taking the Peoples Cure and contii ued to take II
three weeks In Ten after he commenced the swelling
and ,nes Of her olns bad very materially lessened and
in three weeks had disappeared altogether.
"THoMAs POLLOCK, (at w. H. Glenny's)
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THE CTTDH
rEOPLE'S OO MI +,

. ? "BulIaIo Nov 3. 1862,
"Two of our subscrhersone OF them afflicted with
Fever Sore the other with the ad
verseuent of the Peoples Cure in this paper purchased
the medicine. and after having thoroughly tried it,
iortto recommending II most heartily, thorough
edy in their case.-Edtors Christian Advocate"
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SIMEON KEITH, Kingsyille, O., Dealer
10 Grocers Cigars Yankss lotions. and Psdders Goods
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THE CVTD Cures Diseases
PEOpIE'S NtJn1N Of the Skin

any face has for than been greatly dis6gur-
ed by euptions and bunches which times extended
WHOLE body, and for three days made entirely
blind; but having taken two bottles Of the Peoples Cure
my acquaintance hardly recognize me-indeed hardly know
myself-as am well Let Ill who afflicted
try the Peoples Cnethe medicine prepared by the San-
ry Socieyand think they will not begrudee their dollar
:. JOSEPH SOUR, Turner, Mechanic street
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Physicians.

DIR. M. KINGSLEY, HomGpathist, Kings
vse o. Having had several years experience he feel
h1nsef to give satisfaction to all who may favor
himNtb aca wedea1 fsGS Soh
Clevelsnd; Drs Geo z. Noble, Dundee NJ vi o. E NOBLE
Pam Yso NJ "; II. B. Dale, Fond du Lac, Wis. DOT
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A. HENDRY, Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals Paints Oils, Varnishes Brushes Dye Stnhs &c
Choice Family Groceries, including Teas COees, &C. Pa
tent Medicines Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal
ttsndaa to 'ar 514
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miscellaneous

%. ii. FITCH. Life, Fire aud Marine Insur.
Snse aud Real Estate Agency, Fisk Block, Ashtabua
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Hotels.
Merchants.

STEPHEN HALL Dealer in Dry Goods
Groceries, Hats and Caps Lasts and shoe nnding anu
eral Merchandise, doors South oftbe BANK o+3
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LUCE a. STRONG, Growers and Dealers
in Peaches, siravbsnlss and other small Fruits Also,
Manufacturers and Dealers ip g kinds Of Canned Fruits
Apple Buttsr, 5ellies, &C., AshtabulA. Ohio. = y
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CHARTER OAK Fire and Marine Insurance
Csnpeny, Hartford cann. Cash Capital $4,000.
Agent for A'habgia, o, 1876 STEPHEN 1 ALL.
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Attorneys.

SHERMAN e FARMER, Attorneys and
Cou,seots Law, ashtabuia Ahstabua County. Ohio.
I.na~ q ssERMsS { : V'7I JoHN O. FARMER
J,R. COOK, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
and Justice Of Tie Peaco, Main Street, over Morrisons
Store. Ashtabuia, o.
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TYLER e. COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Good
Groceries, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats &c
two door North OF Fisk House, Ashtabua, o. 4l6
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The People. CTJRF cR,ss %s,,as.s.l Female

have been feeble health ever since he birth my boS
who IL years old. have had many troubles and diff
eultes all this time, uniting for every kind of labor
destroying all my comfort Last summer began taking thu
Peoples Cure and have used four bottles, and
we My difficulties have nearly all disappeared and fee
Cheerful and happy. Mrs CATH. DEWALD, ..,
DressmaEer Goodsil AleS above Upper at.
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M. G.. DICK, Bookseller, Stationer and News
Dealer. Also. Dealer Sheet Music Toys and General
Variety Goods, Main stlsst. Ashtsbula Ohio. 467
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4as People. CURE crs:s TsslsIss, s&ss isI1' sinsr

Ny wife has been in poor health fora long time having
frequently TO call physician 10 attend her bat she
Gently very much For5 weeks she had appe
tte lost all her strength and each day growing
She had night yeats conghed great deal during the night
and considerably during the day and all supposed she
going off with the consumption, when friend advised her to
take the Peoples Cure On taking the medicine she percev
ed change at once On the third day she had her
appetite. and was fast reganlng her strength, until the
eighth day. not yet having taken BOTTLE she has stopped
taking the dirine, saying she well she
and well body could he and she has coutnped
since. PAUL KLEIN, Gardiner, SO Pearl st.
Buffalo, October ], 1862 For Sale by all Druggists.
G. CROSBY, General Agent,
,r 255 Main 1T Buffalo, N. Y
1872 TO whom all orders should be addressed
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W. b. CHAPMAN, - Attorney at Law -
Justice the Peace Commissions of Deeds for Michigan
and Iowa Once three doors east of the fremont house
Conneaut q.
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I'o the Women Of the United Sidfes--pritien
by Mrs. I'm 3. Stephens for the Ereraiue
Committee ct the Ladies Nationai Cope.
ndnr at Washington.
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CHARLES Bo0TH,-Attorney and Coun-
O,,.1 - A.ht.hrl. ohio 4l9
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Til. Peoples CURE csgss III. ssssss1. sSsss, and

have used the Peoples Cure in my family with great ben
eft in If scroula and Salt Rheun and have RECON-
mended it frequently 10 fiends all Of whom believe hav
been benefited and most of them entirely cured by it.
CHARLES SCMARFF, zIs Main street, up stairs.
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III. L. MORRISON,-Dea in Dry Goods
Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, iardwaI
Crockery, Books, Paints, Oils, &C., Ashtabula o. 4le
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-21

Es:.:ss Ss!:s .sd f f1 aosia:sn se DO
EAnrUCKgT. Juns it.Arr soLrs .Jesss Alien Oass.
sad Fly ChsesemAn rhiAdslphls (and both cid 18th Tor
nEwBURyPoRr, June ls-Ary schr Hlswashs Inus.
ham and George Snow Haskell. Euzabe.hport Herald.
NEWPORT uns is--Arr schrs Mary Deun,. for NYorS,
Mary Stewart, Elzabethport Sarah Jsue NYork
NEW HAvEN, June 10 sis-Arr schr Rooeraaagos. Ben.
PHILADEI.fHIA June Is. PM--Arr sohrs willard.
Parsons Portland setiots Bride CoEer Newbuypor, cd
Bedford; Ann Augusta Hsliock Lynn: Dubosq Grow
ssroup 70 ter Fall RIVER Boston. Brewer Providencsi
i9ih-irr i steamer Chippewa, Lieut. " Weaver. Port
26ih-Arr barka Indian Belle (Br, Messna BllssvsosA.
81 ingr9ea oentassos, Alsms Nyork sfls Ida ne v.
Jane HAsboro. Ms; Ocean Ranger Remedos; Adea Japs
PROVIDENCE, Jnne1S-Arr snhrs John s,roup Lake; =
Watson Little John Dorrancc Rice. and Price Kel-
for Pawtyckei. Scoops Thos Hull Hail ana VIM ii Bowsn
Brotherton. NYork Sid schrs Suwaeset Sope- John.
smith, and Reading Railroad No Al Adams Phiadei-
aud Harriet Lewis Taylor Nfork. -.
Iath--Arr schrs A Predmore. Weaver. deorgetowrS
e ? Newcomb Kemp. Balti,nore; Flying Seud Smoo do;
Sesou Rose PssdepSis Mdde Hancs sn B.cs.n
Cicero wixon Exabethpcrt; Crusade Wxon. New York;
Ssclsrson fros I Phaaephia sdsscars Yankee Biais
coombs and Bay State Meservcy. philadelphia Rachael
nals. Moore DO Calais; Lady adams Hadwin. NYorkg
RocKi.aND June i5-Arr & : / 3 Hertz spear AYork.
18th, Sc Lucar. Barnes NYork for Bangor
SALEM June l7-Arr schrs Reindeer, Irvine. Phtiadsa
q ssooms ElGi saS a
Burey Shaw, Philadelphia,
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER lAL.
MoNpAY, June co-aP. N

MONDAY, June ~ y. NJ.
The stock rarke, opened with improved feeling this
moTnug. and prices throughout the list, with single
exosps.oa Pacific Mai advanced. Compared With
the best cash the board on Saturday New
york Ceo.faI per cent. Erie Railway l. Erie IRE
sesrsa Il Reading 23s Michigan Central l. Michigan
southern Il Illinois Central " Cleveland and PttEburg
= Cleveland and Toledo y, Chicago aud Rock Island rs.
Pttssurg and Fort Wayne ~ Chcas, aad Northwestern
X, Msrsposs l, Delaware and Hudson caDsl, AZ, ard
Ona AID Mississippi certificates q. Cumberland Coal,
Canton Company AID Quicksilver Aiming sold the same
Pacific sus.sine further depreciation Of ten per cent,
ere stock sellus III GEO. against 500 on Tuesday last
Tho following were the closing quotations-New York
Central lSe,s Erie Railroad ls, Erie preferred !l0L.
Hudson River IL, Reading l4ok, Michigan Cectral
I4osl Michigan southern Chicago and Nor hwestern
saaf, Cleyelsnd and Toledo ASK, Chicago and Rock
Isanalie Rxlsburg and Fort Wayne max, Pacific Mail
as quicksilver Mining T3 Cumberland Coal 72', MARI
n "a S5y Canton Company say and Ohio and Eisss-
siu?i certificates 55H .rtra II r
tho fretSenty government coupons closed al 1857,
aud the ons year certificates at s7h
Sterling exchange active al slight advance
Gold active to-day, at advance in tho rate. Il
opened the morning at 1885, and raised TO l9sx but
quotations fraction Low in the Afternoon
that the Gold bin has become law
wi probably produce some eaec, on the market to
row, but is anticipated that tho premium win be
iessencd amy great The spectators will endea
to cvade the law By buying and selling greenbacks,
DO paid for 10 coin, In the manner that Treasury
passed. rather merchandise or, In Cali
rornia Oregon and the gold producing Territories
The following .abe shows the totals Of tho statements
OF tho associated banks of this city the first Saturday
OF each month during the pressnt year. with those
past two weeks
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CITY IntalIiRenca.

EfEcfIos or 1Husrsn ComnoS Sonoors. "A meeting
Of the Inspectors Of Common Schools for the First dis.
iet hold at the Mayors Office yesterday for the pur
pose Of electus four Trustees Of Common Schools n the
Fourth ward, under the law to MI vacancies Tho
May or called TO preside and submitted the
Inspector should mark four on the list with the
following rosutLouis Locbman received eleven votes
John Flannery N. d.. received two votes, Edward j.
Kelly reosved three votes, Patrick Crow received eight
votcs Daniel eary received six votes, Edward Sweepy
received vote, Francis Ryan received four votes,
william Kennedy received four votes The Mayor then
nominated Asssrs. Locbman, Crow, Leary and Kennedy
as Trustees; and, on motop they were confirmed by
majority Of the hspcctora The Board then adjourned
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
M arried.

IRw1S-LBwrs.AM Fast Neck, Huntington, on Thurs
day, Juns 2, by Rev. G. b. Ellsworth OF ST. Johns
church, Huntington, Mr. JosEpn IRWIN TO Miss MARTHA
LEWIS, niece OF Mrs. w. n. seieck both Of East Neck
KEArSo-BowERs-on Thursday, June 10, AMBROSE
KKArIso, OF Halifax 81 10 FANNIE 3, youngest daugh-
Boston papers please copy.
PAYr-BAR1Bcrp- Monday, June 20, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents By the Rev Thomas q.
Strong JEsE PAYNE 10 LEAu j. BAsrHoy both Of this
Qecr, BSssANS T. PoHIs 10 Lizsn wEss, both Of this
city.
WAu-vLS vroFry.-0n Tuesday, June Z, AZ the
Brooklyn Mr.. JoHS r. WALL, Of New York, 10 Miss JEx
ME W. vAS vreHrEs, OF brooklyn.
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the Grapeshot Case.

In tho United States Provisional Court New orle,rs,
the OF wallc.sien Masset, &C., against the bark
Grapcshot and owners, George Law, claimant,
Gently tried before the Hor Charles A. Pcabo6y ap
real from tho Eastern District Court Of Louisiana sitting
IN admiralty. II will DC recoectod that the quit
broash, enforce the collection OF boltomry bond,
made 10 Rio Janero for about ten thousand collas on
the above named vessel and that Judgment given 10
favor OF bcans charging the proceeds or the bark and
freight payment OF the bond. together with the
marine and legal interests accrung thereon From this
decision the claimant appealed TO tho Circuit Court pre-
sided by Judge Campbell who ordered the fuher
hearing OF the be adourned TO enable tho parties
concerned to produce additional testimony respecting the
Information possessed The beans Of the necessity
for the advances made 10 sbe MASTER, with their knowl
edge OF tho extent OF bis resources
Judge Peabody; after hearing counsel on both sides,
claboraely reviewed the arguments, and expressed bis
concurrence the opinions held by Judge Campbell but
differed from him in thinking indispensable that
the required r'ermat should be given TO tho means
used BY beants In ascertsning the condition OF the
vssol and the repairs she stood In need Of Tho evidence
elected did not throw satisfactory light the subject.
lie held that under these circumstances they could
cover without producing the proofs demanded whit
adduced showed that she mporativcIy needed tho
repairs TO enable her TO proceed on her voyage He
therefore affirmed the Judgment Of the District Court =
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The Return Of the Ninty.ninth aegi-
mOntsf

This noble regiment, which was enlisted In this rty In
and sssrwsTds commsUasd by coous
wArdrop, has returned homo u served during the
whole Of the Peninsula campaign.
Since the original Enlistment about seven hundred
recruits have been addsd. They returned yesterday
with one hundred and nine enlisted men, whose
or service has expired, and with the following ocers
Lieutenant Coouel, Richard Nixon; Major, j.. Franklin
Bates Captain, Jamss D. Leonard First Lieutsuants,
Henry J. CAnlcy and Henry Morrison Second Lieuten
James Wilson: Assistant Surgeon, O. W. Johnson,
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THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
In London the demaud for discount continued veyv
moderate and the open market easy but the bank
rate Change owing To the demand for
gold for the Continent The funds quiet but rather
nrmer.
LONDON, June S. 1864
AMsrrcAS SECURITIES.
Illinois Central shares, Sih aoH discounts Erie
Co0sos, 90! oo4 for money. cxdividend.
consols for money, coz COX.
Illinois Central shares 50 80 discount; Erie shares,
So a S.
The button in the Bank OF England has increased
$500
THE LIVERPOOL corroN MAREEr.
LIVERPOOL, Icne o, 1864.
Sales Of Monday Tuesday and Wednesday 81 600 bales
Of which coo tlken b. spectators and exporters
The nia.set aas beoacquiet ana prices generally uu
changed with the exception OF partial advance Of I'D
for American
TRADE REPORT.
The Manchester market is dull and prices tend down
LrvEgpooL BnRApsrurFs aAs,sgr.
Richardson, Spence & Co. report:-thur dun: Wheat
heavy and quotations barely mantancd; red Western,
7s. Cd. 81. 3D. Corn quiet mixed, 2ss.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Reef quiet and steady. Pork quiet. Bacon Grm. Lard
stiIl declining and prices Cd Is lower. Tsl!ow tat
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARyEr.
Ashes quiet and steady. Sugar quiet and steady:
and unchanged. Spirits turpenlpe fat Petroleum In
active and nominal
LONDON MARKETS.
LoSpoS, June s, 1864.
BreadsufYs quiet and sieady. Sugar buoy ant. Co1eo
rm. Tea quiet and steady Rice active. TaIlow quiet
and steady.
TIE LATEST MARxRrs.
LrvEnrooL, juno TO- 1894.
Coton-The Brokers circular reports the sales OF
week at 50 bales, OF which $3.50 To spectators
and III 900 were 10 exporters. The msfkcfhas advanced
Nd for American, but prices are I'd lower for common
qualities or other descriptions. Inc sales TO dry Fri.
day. 5000 bales including 5000 bales TO SPECTATORS
and exporters the market closing quiet and unchanged.
Thu authorized quotations are:Nidding Orleans, IS
e Mobile. 2shd do upiapGs. l23, I'D. Stock in port
tlAhted at EOS 900 bales including ii 500 American.
Preadstufs dull. Wheat easier.
Provisions quiet and steady except Bacon which is adj.
vancing, and lard eth declining.
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The wheat market opened at al advance Of 20 So.
under the rss in gold but closed about Saturdays
rency The sales include l60 GOO bushels 81 50 81 90
Tor Chicago spring 80 ash 90 Milwaukee club 81 90
red este-n and So So O5 amber Michigan.
price 70 arrive Rye contnued and firm at 81 u.s.
nj which small sales were repovted Oats were
more active, and the market q shade 1rmer,
with Gales A. SIC 9lc regular Canada. state and
Western aud 93c cash IN store TOR Western Corn was
q shade 0rme:, with a moderate demand and saleB OF
bushesat 81 A 81 IS for unsound to good mixed
Western Ia barley and barley matt we heard OF no
transactions.
cn1IoHNaIet lrm but quiet With sales OF 3C0 bales.