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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-02

SIXTH WARD AID Assoc11TIoSr-There
will be & meeting for the purpose Of
closing up this Association on Wednesday
evening, August Sd, at the Wigwam, on
Seovill street. Every drafted man having
received $3.50, it Will be for the members Of
the Associations % decide what shall be
done with the surplus funds now in the
hands of the Treasurer.
". P. FoGG, Pres't
LOUIS HANXER, Secretary,
G. W. CALkINs Treasurer.
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rRAVELER,s REGISTER.
DEPARTURES,

pG- Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, l47 Superior street, next
door t0-thr Wsdden House.
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Schools.
CTIC INSTITUTE. HIRAM

TCTECTIC INSTITUTE, HIRAM
IPOBfAGE COUNTY, OHIO.-The Fan Terri
Of the Eolecuc Institute Tor ls6i, begins on Tues
day, the 9th Of August and continues thirteeL
weeks. At the request OF the Trustees, Mr.. GAR
FIELD will take general sUpeTinfendsnce Of the
institution aud Ia tho Fall Term, At least, VIII de
iyeF series OF Lectures
The Trustees have secured the services OF @. "
Haywood, A. II an accomplished and successful
Teacher who VIII act as AssoCiats Principal.
Miss BOOrH viii retain the superintendenc8 {
the Ladies Department A full corps Of additions
Teachers will be secured, and special instruction
besiGss for those who desire to fl themselves foi
teaching,
Ample facilities viii be afforded for Instructions
in Painting, Vocal aud Instrumental Music and
PeuInauship.
Common English Branches, per term Of thir-
teen s9uJ
Higher English, including Natural Science
and Algebra.
Higher Mathematics, Ancient aud Modern
Languages.
The Term Of fourteen Weeks at prOp0riionate rdtes
Instrumental Music, Painting and Drawing, extro-
No allowance is made for les than half Term,
six weeks) except in case Of sickness. students
are required to make settlements with the Purser
within two weeks from the beginning Of the term.
BOARDING.
Board can be obtGiusd in good families at s., .
and $50 per week. stutsnts can avail themselves
penses may be reduced one-third. This plan Of
boarding has been tested during the past year, and
'0lHu ''''''D'- '''' ALvA UDALL,
President Of sbe Board Of Trustees.
Hiram, Jnly 18th, I5Gi.
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LEADER.
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUsT2.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs

NEW ADVERIlSEMENIBs
Aaron T. Hubbard-Lost
W. c. Williams-For sale.
Peltou Breed-For Ogdensburgh.
S. A. S.-Loeal Notice.
W. P. Fogg-Looal Notice.
F. w Andrews-A New Enterprise.
T. G. Palmer-Wanted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-02

COME oNEi COME ALLlI
To the People of Crawford County.

The President Of the United States has
lust issued an order for a draft OF FIVE hun
DRED THOUSAND men on the 5th day Of Sep
tember next. The quota OF Crawford
county will be from SIX to SISE HUNDRED
Shall it be filed? Can we spare that num-
Der of our able-bodie men? For the pur-
pose of consultation and action Il e people
Of Crawford count ty are requested to meet at
the Courthouse in Bucyrus, on SATURDAY,
the sOth day of July, 1854, at ten o'clock
4. \.
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a TE1oooT d q cI57c1o5 4, cszs5TTnII s

ATERouGH CA 20 CHICAGO va CsEsILIAE
Yesterday, an important improvement
went into effect on the Columbus road, a
through coach for Chicago having been
added to the early outward bound train,
which goes to Chicago direct, via Crestlne
and the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago road. A through sleeping is
also added to the evening train, and sim
liar arrangements have been made on re-
turn trains. This viii prove a great accom-
mOdation to travellers.
D1PLoMA TO PKRsoss FUREIsHIyG REPRE-
SENTATIVE REcRUITs.-CaPtain Nash has re-
ceived large number Of blank diplomas
to be issued to persons furnishing repre-
sentative recruits. They are very neatly
executed, bearing the arms of the United
States, a copy Of the circular authorizing
the system of representative recruits, and
the words 'tArmy of the United States Of
America, /" in large type as a heading.-
Then comes the diploma itself of which the
following is a copy:
To ALL WHO SHALL SEE THESE PRESENTS.
GREETING Whereas, --of--,
citizen of the United States, not being
required by law to perform any military
service, has voluntarily, and at his own
expense, urnished--, of--, in
the State o., as a Representative
Recruit, to serve in his stead in the mill
tary forces of the Union; he is, in accord
enee with the foregoing order, entitled To
this official acknowledgment Of his disin-
terested patriotism and public spirit.
JAMES B Fry,
Brig. Gen. and Provost Marshal General
By the Provost Marshu.
-Capt. and Provost Marshal.
-District, State of---.
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0TRAYED FROM THE CORNER
- Of Spruce and Seoyille Streets Oh Saturday the
10th inst, q pair Of horses, one q bright sorrel
Horse, the other a chestnut Mare. Both have.
white star in the forehead and the mare has white
hind feet, and had halter when she Left and is
barefoot. Any one returning them or giving infor-
nation where they can be found will be literally
rewarded. J. CHAPMAN.
July ls, l6O.
DHOT0GRAPH CARDS FOR GEN
IL TLEMEN.-Samples and Catalogues sent
for 25 oentB. Enclose envelope with your OWE
name and address. g D.. HEM1IETTE,
jusSIs'ls9 5sh Liberty e., New York =
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English Fancy Biscuits, Banbury Cakes,
Ice Cream daily at s. W. CARROTS, late
Mould, Hogan & Co. au1-162
We would advise the Ladies' of Cleve-
land aad vicinity to call at A. Klein <
Co.'S Hoop Skirt factory, when they are in
want of good Skirt, Corset, &c, as they
have the best article and sell cheaper than
any other house in this city.
Remember the place, 125 Superior Street,
under the American House, Cleveland, 0.
July 30I6I.
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FLAGS AND BAENERS.
Orders promptly filed. ADD, s-
T. w. CROwELL co.,
JSn2s-lsl .l1 superior-st., Cleveland, 0.
BQysINEEsS NOTICES.
PTRLISH THE nm HERALD,

PENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
-f65-izs 1o5ev. rDfseharged and Resigned officers
n Pay, and all other War Claims.
Wepay particular attention 20 claims in which
other Attorneys have FAILED, or which have been
SUSPENDED.
BKTTIE can obtain the SlO0 Bounty due them I'M
MEDIATELY, BY applying TO US in person or By
one oFour firm being at ALL TIMES in wash
fneton D. C., the advantages we ofer to clients
can but be manifest to all
/ Fees low. charge unfit We have accomplished
what undertake pAyZo-k2
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GTRAYED-A Dark Red Cow with a
kCwhite belly; two small holes in her horns and u
r0ps tied around Of them. A reward Of FIVE
dollars will be given to any returning the above
described Cow. PATRICK MEAHAN,
iy2l1GO No. rs Lake street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-02

The receipts Of Grain 81 ran for the "a hours
ending at half past one o'clock today are as fol-
lows.
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WANTED-At No. As Public Square,
w experienced Cook aud Chambermaid, who can
furnish good recommendations. jy2l:IGl
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR
w the Quartermaster's Department at Nashville
Tennessee, 800 Laborers, wages Si5 per month and
rations; so Teamsters, wages $40 per month and
rations. To men capable Of taking charge Of a
Train as WagOnmaster, that Will report with Is
men, $50 per month viii be given. Assistants with
fifteen men, S45 per month None need apply but
abls-bodied men, willing 70 engage for six months
transportation furnished. Apply 90
ID. gBERWDED AFen1 Of % NJ
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WANTED-A Gentleman wishes Day
w Board in a quiet family, where he can also
obtain board for his little daughter six yeans Of
age. Address O. d. l., Leader Office. jyZI:l6O
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These resolutions, though little obscure
at times in grammar, and though the ez-
preston 'saturnalia ofoffcers' may perhsPI
appear slightly incOngruOus to unedueated
minds, were AbdOmen's masterpiece
They were cuuningly worded so as to arc
ry the popular heart, and yet escape say
ing anything absolutely treasonable.-
They were adopted with wild shout. It
was ordered that they be furnished to the
Crisis and Enquirer for publication, and
also laid before President Lincoln. A gen
tIeman of the TeutOnic persuasion wanted
them sent to the Chicago Times, but thi,
didn't seem to suit Abdomen, who "rsn the
machine" and the Times was left out in
cold. The supply of speakers for the oc-
easion was decidedly seant. Yallapdig-
ham had been expected, but that great
Canadian had addressed meeting of this
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DARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS
III Splendid Steel Engrsvings Of ABsAuAN LIN
coin, GEEEzAL GRANT and GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
sold only by ageuts. Address b. :. GREEN,
Room 4, American Building, over Leader aHjOe
Cleveland. jy n, l5J
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Jyl9-R2 Commercial House, Cleveland, o.
SITUATIONS WANTED BY THREE
- respectable Girls Nurse Roam Girls. Sit
uHtOns in private families preferred. Direct 10 }.
O., Leader Once iylg loo
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E0R SALE-The old Stcne Cottage
IL No 243 Prospect street. Lot 60 IT. front by zOO
deep. Enquire on the premises iy2l-l6l
, 1864-12-06
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Appointments by the Goycrnor-A
County-Thos. Longvorth Pardoned.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbnne.l
GunfH-fE1tZtI 41nxdu,. nun &

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbnne.l
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Monday, Dec. 5.
The Governor has made the following 3p-
puintments; Ca pt. David q. Wilson, Major VI
the 10th cavalry, vice Stevenson, mustered
out; Asst. Surgeon Benj. II. Bradshaw, to be
Surgeon Of the 4eth infantry, vice Depuy, re-
signed Mujor Victor Vitgnain, TO be Lieut..
Col. of the 97th infantry, vice Martin, resign
ed; Capt. Jas. B. Buchanan, to be Major of
the 9th, vice Vifgnain, promoted Major
VIM. r. Locklaud, to be Lieut.. Col. Of the
10sth, vice Sidway, resigned.
horse dealer few days since, while trav-
cling through Hurricane Greek Bottom, Fay
ette county, was accosted by man named
Harrison, a notoriously bad character, who
told him he had some horses to dispose Of,
and asked him to his house to see them. The
dealer refused to 60, but was afterwards way
laid by Harrison and man named Lears and
murdered. His body was found afterwards,
and the murder vas traced to the parties
through the fact that the horses were sold at
st. Louis and Chicago. Lcars Is one.
of the Camp Douglas Chicago conspira-
tors. They concealed the body in
rayine where it was discovered after consider
able difficulty. After Harrison's arrest and
imprisonment his Copperhead friends made
threats to forcibly release him, but have not
yet done SO.
The Governor has pardoued Thomas Long
worth, of Scott county, sentenced to the
Penitentiary.
4 Sanitary Fair, for the benefit Of sick --and
wounded soldiers, will be held by the ladies
Of the Soldiers Aid Society, In Strawn's
Hall, Oh Thursday and Friday, the cd and
e5d Of December, in Jacksonville.' It will be
d rrapd af1air
, 1864-12-06
HOENING THE MAILS.
Tx 1t of Mail XSag near Galcsbur~-
discovery and Arrest OF the Tl1fcf.

Sometime during the month OF November
through mail was dispatched from Galesburg To
Chicago On the regular night tratn from Gales
burg, On The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail-
road, which failed TO reach Its destination Clark
with The Postmaster nt Chicago 10 ascertain, II
possible, The whereabouts Of the missing mail bay
t. vas e5ain that ln 4 had hse2 properly maae
the baggage car, as js the usna1 custom. All eE-
forts since made BY the two officials to discover 1t
have M tailed until d. OF r. tive , ago. ,,..ou.,
and the rpbbcr arrested Is somewhat singular, and
SLOWS, get agnin, how readily some men work to
1lGr owl nndolng on sainaday a1tsTnoon ;t ~; man
thu corner Of Dearborn and Randolph street, with
4 check for $40 bearing the firm signature Of
Bowen Broa.. Wholesale dealers In dry goods. One
Bank, and happened to be behind The counter
when the check was presented. The teller hand
ed the check to Mr. bowen asking him il it Was
nature Ind been forged. Hs asked the visitor
shere Ae got the check from, and was answered,
ss IRON ca. ae-dcalcr, IN Kalamazoo, n payment
his story, aud naked Linn 10 accompany him across
tbo street that they might ace the persons inter
esleo; The yisitor CONSENTED, and the two walked
ans9ay over 70 the Central Police Staton, where
tne bearer q the check WINS given in charge On
scaFcnlng hin were found seventeen letters con-
talnine a. many drafts mud other mcmoran-
g. o. considerable value. His room at the
Other ietiets, each containing a draft, making in
sl thtsty-n1ne M d1afts, representing q value OF
The name Of the rohber Is John B, Zimmerman.
ayoung man ct twenty-five, Of respectable appear
ancc, and uncommonty Intelligent. Findin9 MIN.
elf discovered be maat The foiiow1a: conirssion.
He got npon the tEaa at Gale.seurs stepped
very far from the side door, he continued to push
ii nearer and nearer the door. unperccivcd by he
beggage- master, who was slowing away the
thisf licked tie Bag ont 81 the CIR and nd
jumped afler IT, By this lime the train hal reached
4 abort distance this s1de Of Galesburg, and was
updcr such rapid hradway that he was considera-
BY bruised BY his daring leap. He secured the
bsg and concealed it. 4 week Afterwards he broke
It open, took all The letter: and 3et Il together
mcpt, from which detective o'tlccr Webb will
shortly return with It Coming to this city, and
hfr1nr a room Ia the Hatch House. the robber 81
jeCtci the valuable letters md burned the others
The mail bag coutained over stx hundred letters
beside papers, circulars and other packages.
, 1864-12-06
Rebel NIi1itarv News.

NEW YonK, Monday, Dec. 5.-Beauregard
teleg7aphs To Richmond TINT the Union forces
evacuated Decatur On the 10th ulttmo. after
burning tho large storchouses filled with pro-
visions. His officers rescued from the burning
building fifteen pontoon boats, and afterwards
pressed the enemy closely.
Further details of Gen. Gregg's' raid south
of Petersburg show It to have been one Of the
most Important Of the campaign. The dis
tance marched in going and coming was about
forty miles.
Richmond papers discredit the reports that
Grant is crossing his men from the north to
the south side of the james River, and say 1t
is not on his right, but on his left, that Grant
mcdltates an carly and heavy attack.
Some important movement in the vicinity
of the Dutch Gap Canal, by the monitors, is
also referred to by the Richmond editors.
The Richmond Whtg Of Dec. I'd says Price,
with u large army, Is within striking distance
Of Little Rock, Ark.
, 1864-12-06
Cincinnati Market.

C1Sc1NSATI, Monday. Dec. S.
The receipts ofogs during the past 81 hours foot up
about 500 head. and the entered sales so head at
Il Is for light and t3. for 200 arcsages and $ls2s
for extra quality The total receipts iurlng the week
foot up 61 oGo head The weather to-day was rather
more favorable for packing operations. a1A all tho
se&9 bead In ~ ~ pens asoand the city There
Ing In The market: Shoulders sold Ut laXot3c sides
1s9 @nd ID h9sat y. M IeGleHc Eew mess po!E held at
C1oscd at &c for prime new city.
MH1sKY-Nas in good demand. and sales Of 1890
bris were reported at $i9-the asafket closin. very
n.Ea at that hEure.
pRos1s1oSseThere is nothing doing In old bulk
meats or bacon, and quotations are entirely nominal
FLorR-pall Ct &9e5 for superhne; $3.50 for extra,
and $3.50 o. -o0S for family. ~
rcd. Corn In good demand and firm $O9 per bu for
ueWeaf.
, 1864-12-06
st. Louis Market.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
49,. ST. LOUIS. Monday. Dec 5.
TonAoco-HIgher. Sales q hhds; bids on 10 reject
ed. Prices-stems szto; factory tugs &a2o@9.7o:
planters do SAG q. 50: common shipping leaf tt..3
@l6.73; medium do e21.25; medium manufacturing
leaf 1880.
F1ouR-Receipss s,eco b.ls, and Inactive Sales Of
donbe extra On pirate Terms single extrs ss $50
delivered 1 100 bEe four aca ut *t2.00 p brl. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. over 5; 900 bushes. With
active demand Sales Of 90 a.cks on private ternE
III 90 ~ Nh 80 DO at 4lS3; $50 do at 4tssH 500 do
e e T. :!ss; g. i9a O. DO = # = alxs ,so % ct sl; q
1so g. e. At s..s s3os nnseel. ce!a=Firn: saiss
new white At S,.siol.ts = baahei, saesa iacl1ded.
Oats-aalcs Of 81 sacks. second hand bags st 9a390Xc
1SAD do. tn lots Rt !e q bu. sacks Included. Rye
ealss ws5e $; saeks nt ti:ls bn: BaekVhe.tE Esacs
of 66 sacks At t7G. and s. do At f210 bu. Barley
ss!ea q 30 saek1 Fall ut t22x and ls5 do Spring at
Hoas-Receipts. 81 head; sales: 10 head, $500 ns
a. loHe; q bead So r.. at same: :ss head. Sya5
at 2hei go head s. tso ns at loHc. Receipt. II Bel
= S!7o ns slc %: bend, 20 Ms. at l0Xc ii head
~. ns, at 1Qxc: 80 hcat, tW rs at 4l1D; IL head
q A r. q
, 1864-12-06
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.



w.s11ro-o,, zr.s.
q Thu co,.,, ,,.o .aiti - A - Ntnouaays ~ oGc.
c,atc oF Ncr III g. A1.
Prarrr wa tIon H ~ ~ p'y Ell IT,
nan, ~ q nt,9sTR ina!ana =, va. oa..., s....,,,,
.b.t "a $500 - ~ ~ ~ Vaotea e. R
'unt tnE - ~ ~ tue 9enAte w lnsLuctsu 70
TORN me aonse thas Ae senate was ready to pro.
'eG4 sta ~ ea11e11aa Sns.leas, G cap aunpsea.
me following senators we're present:
Anthony, Chandler, Clark, Gollamer, conucss,
CoMan, , n. nasis. g13Gn, 4ool1ttse{ Foote. Foster,
S1mse, qr MaEai43 t.asla1. atIls, henaers9n, Hen
q1lcAs' tAG4s, do"e, Johnson, Lane. OF Indiana,
Lane, Of bansas. MGDougall, Morgan, Merrill,
,mnnr Tcn rT1oTIoyI Ftsi rTwen, HaWMSsy, sne5man,
"t35ns91, WE sm4,nM. 19d WILEY. .,
NJ; -: eae., 3ntronaced Dill providing
~ ,at 81 tne Is anthorzed 70
fr serica ~ ihs fsn 81 e,d ~ .ss enae cuttets
sam o. $ay9. OF 60 much thereof as necessary,
IL api1okFN1!4Ess;o. kNE ;o. LIN
MI; LaMG inLs y ol1 !os tne reue1 OF the
hai ,aa ~ Rssa ~ 3.5a9 ~ ~ insaslon OF the
lenels ntI,1T 9neHr r5ce. gIasisa M ~ oe ptlnteo.
one honr. On 1sassembling the Senate
au)oo1nea' uorrcp
HOUSE.
= WAsH1Na7oE, Monday, Dec 5.
The House assembled at noou. The galleries
were dcnsey crowded. All the members are in
tauon9
pEayer vas offered up e the Throne Of Grace By
called. Upwards Il 15o members answered to their
A message was received from Inc Senate Inform
ing the Uouee that quorum Of the Senate had u.s.
sembled, and were ready to proceed to business
Resolutions were adopted 10 inform the Senate
and the President that the House is ready to pro-
, 1864-12-06

instead of gold, or by ths mobilization }ot the
tariff 80 that m advoiofem and not . SPECIFIC duty
be 1lid On azid 2rtclas.
On motion OF Mr.. DAWES. OF Mass, the zesolu-
don was tabled by roto Of 6s to a.:
On motion OF Mr. MORRILL,, OF Vt, vas
RtsoIcfd, That the Committee Of Ways and
Means be instructed to inquire into the cxpedicncy
gradual extingulahmeni Of the public debt
Nj. WASHBURNE offered resolution that, ~
any amendment to the revenue bill to be repoFted-
from ths Committee of Ways and Ncans, tho said
committee be instructed to lay tax on MI stocks
Of domestic liquors On hand.
Mr. MORRILL, J. moved to Lay tho resolution on
the table, which YVES disagreed to by vote OF II
to E3. ............ ...
The resolution was then agreed to by vote of
50 to 81.
The SPEAKER saId that he understood that the
Presidents message would not be communicated
tnI1sy Adjourned.
, 1864-12-06
NEW YORK CATTLE NARKEr,


1RcFortcd by Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago
Trbune.1
NEW YoRK, Monday Evening, Dec.3,
BEEF CATTLE-We have on sale at Allcs.ons to-
day about oohead Of bulocks the general quality or
which Is nbo1t the average. The weather is too warn.
to be favorable which has not opcncd wol
but ae been dull all day. closlng at y decline.
The top prices current to-day excluding fancy cattle
or extra holiday beef b net weight OF ineat seller
sinking oa'. 1G@1sc. Medium quality, say tho aver
age Of good fair drove Of Illinois steers Of COO or 100
ms weight 1aG15c. The lowest rates. including light
tlin sseeFp, and coarse oxen, &c, sGl2c. Z
SHEEP-The Sheep market t5 AG9kc better and
ltrely compared with Last weeks prices. Best prices
p 4, live weight. arc 5hG5c.
HOGs1ho Hog market, compared with last week,
Is shade lower. The range OF prices live weight
Is i1@lec, and trnde Is not lfyclr.
ENInS R1BfSsnF.
, 1864-12-06

n[ilwpukee Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trsbune.]
nns 4

ISFtC1aI UNp81cH 10 gHt CnltNG0 Itsbuhe,J
MILWAUKEE, Monday, Dec. 5, 156i.
FLouH-Dull and declining.
GnAty.- Wheat opened dull and lover, bat closed
steady. Sales this morning were: 2,soO bu No.
Spring tWntcr reccipts> at ttes@' 60; so bu No.
Spring In store ns slss. Sales Oh Chauec 300 bu No
IN store winter rcce!pts) at si.gato sbo In do,
sellers option all the month, at 3l6s; 1000 bu do
settlers option all January. at $40; 1,o hn No.
(Sinter rcceipis) ut Sl5s. Corn-sesdy Sales of50o
bu shel1cd, delivered at CSC. Bsrlcyftm. Sales
Of ssuo bu No in store at st4o 400 bu by ssaplc
dcliyered,at t. 50. Ryc-unchanged Sales Of 100 bu
delivered at $l.22.
LIVE Hous-SteAdy. sales Of SIS head, averaging
1867 60 Tbs, at 49, SQA 10 10 per 100 lhe