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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-07-26
PHYsIc,IANx
Or u. NJ. CRaTE,

OFFICE One Door West of Qquirc's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner of cen
ire and Washington Streets, Ashland, o.
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OPPOSITE the Town Hall, Ashland, Ohio,
Archibald Finley, Proprietor, is now pre-
pared to accommodate all his old customer,
and as many new ones as may be pleased
to give him call.
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AvyVlmI2@e
IOH.H I'D. .IOHES.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, O.. Partic-
ular attention paid to Collecting and bu-
siness in Probate Court. Office on Church
street, between Marin and Sandusky
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GEO. IL. HILL. III. d.,

PHYSICIAN s SURGEON, Ashland ohio.-
Particular attention will be paid 10 the
treatment of the following special diseases;
Dyspepsia, disease of the Liver, the KID
neys, Scrofula and Epiihelial Cancers.
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y. III. McCOMBS,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor OF Law, Ashland
Ohio. Office in tho Brick building over
Singers Hardware Store.
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J II. COW,a.r, MD.

PHYSICIAN s SURGEON, Ashland Ohio /:
Office over Hughes 6 SIacher's Store, or
positc tho Town Hall. 81. .,...
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pS~ Tho Lako Tunncll az Chicago has
reached a length Of 1900 feet, and is
progressing attlic rate Of twelve feet per
DAY, t6a ilitsa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-07-26

szS- Men arc often accused Of PRIDE
because their accuSors would be proud il
they themselves we're in their places, )
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IA - 1yRSm1a&a


]. o. JENNINGS, Cashier, II LUTHER, Pr't.
FIRST FaTION.dL BaN,K
OF ASHLAND. OHIO.
Directors.
HULBERT LUTHER, G. II. TOPPING,
JACOB GRAIL, j. D. JENNINGS
JAMES PURDY,
Do exclusively aBanking busines. Buy and
sell Eastern Exchange and Coin; Discount up
on iudivi lual security. :
p6y- Sell Revenue and Postage Stamps.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-07-26
JucrULTr HOUSE,
.aMERIC.fE HOUSE.

VIM. MoNULTY, Proprietor. South Side o.
Main Street, Ashland Ohio.
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I. ]. KENNY. II. NJ. CAMrEELl
KEK;rY s. CAMPBELL.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, o.; Office
on Church Street. in the brick buildie Jim
mediately West of Cahn's Store.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
The Russian Telegraph Expedi-

| SAN Francisco, Oct, 23.-Arrived, yes
| terday, steamer John for Northwestern
| Mexican ports, with q cargo valued at
| 100000, including about $4,000 worth OF
mining machinery for Sonora and Sinola
Mines, and spring presses for Mazatlan and
| Guvamas. EI 1.H ~ -r..t... .ear.grr. .. "a
The bark Palmetto arrived to-day from
| Plover Bay, Sept. 23d. The steamer G. s..
Wright, with Col. Buldley and party. com
prising the Russian Telegraph Expedition,
was at Plover Bay when the Palmetto
left. Winter there was fast coming on,
with long nights and little sunshine.
| The exploration developed the fact that
| Knicheak river is the same as Yam
keen, navigable for small steamers. The
| English fort at Grant llarbor was selected
for landing the cable on the American side.
lt is safe harbor with hard bottom.
There is no timber in that region of coun-
try. Col. Bulkley sounded across Bherings
straits,tO st. .Lawrenceburg. Soundings fa-
vorable all way across, the bottom being
mud and gravel. Ice was first discovered
off st, Lawrence bay; not favorable for lay
ingthe cable, being shallow and exposed
to southeast gales. Michimao bay was found
Itully ice packed. The bay presented good
bottom, suitable for laying cable. Asiatic
more mountainous than American; entire
lily destitute of timber; ground thawed
about thirty inches. Indians on both sides
Iltriendly, and promise to be useful. The Rus
slams had done everything possible to fur
Ilther the enterprise. The steamer with Col.
| Bulklcy will return to San Francisco in
| November Professor Kennicul, with an
leXploring party of twelve men, was left at
| FortSt. Michael, at the mouth OF Kaichpack,
A small propeller was left with him to eX-
lplore Yankeen. III .sr- T-Sulty
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DIR. j. R. NEWTON
=. WIII, CURETHE SIcKI

TN COLUMBUS OHIO, AT AnIBOS
l. HALL, from Uctober 10Th until about the first
Of December, at 81 o'clock until II a. M, daily
(SuHdsys excepted. free and cordial invitation
To those not well abe 0pay, while those who are
able to pay will be treated OF the ell House, Parlor
No. 1913, from O'Clock until 6 Py NJ. sr0.aur. adT
Cares in Most Gases Instantaneous
/, No medicine given No pain caused, but relief
from pain from any sickness or cause, certain i'll q
few minutes. -.-. .i....,,... ..,rs. t,
DIR. Newton's practice is mostly diseases and eases
given up us inc uIable. His treatment Is peculiar to
himself, although there have Leen men in all ages
who have had the same magnetic power over dis
of the body and mind (s0me call il the "Gitt
Of Heaiing,) yet few have possessed 1T tO such an
extent over nearly all diseases and persons 1t is
life and vita ity passed from strong, healthy bOay
toa weak one, that restores the lost unequal cir
culation Of the vital or nervous hIid. So powerful
Is this iLhuence that persons who have for many
years suffered from diseases which have been pro-
nQunced incurable, and to whom medicine has been
administered with no good effect, have betn restored
health in an almost short space of time.
u will not restore lost member Of the body or per-
form other impOssibilities. but it will always reeve
pa from whatever cause. The practice hased up
on themUs strict principles Of SCIENCE here moth
ing miraculous or super atural about it, 1T is in
harmony with natural laws Many eminent physi-
clans, of other practice. not only ackn0we edge
this power but receive the treatment for themselves
and families, as well as advise it to their patients,
DR. Newton does net profess TO cure every case /" a
BY this treatmentit takes but few minutes for
nveterate Of almost any durable chronic dis
ease, and so sure is the effect that but iew dis
eases require sec nd operation. excepting Deaf
ness, Broken Bones, DisOcations. bad Gurvaturesof
the Spine, anu Supperating Tumors. Even these
and sometimes fully cured. Diseases that are most
certain Of being cured at one operation, are- ~,
Weak Ewes, all Diseases Of the Brain. st, Vitus'
ing of the Womb, Dyspepsia, all kinds Of Sexual
Weakness Rheunati.m N, Internal Ulcers, Drop.ey.
Nervous Debility, Loss Of Voice, Dlebetes. Weak
Lungs, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Diseased I4ivers Kid
nevs, Heart, &c &c, &c.
Paralysis is he most slow and uncertain some-
times, though rarely these patients have heen fully
restored with one operation; they are. however, al
ways benefited. Deafness is most aim, -.
octl4-tf -f ..."|'Hi +. ''''ss."HA -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
Cabinet Meeting- PardOned- G..
! w. Gayle MOI EpardOned-COlOne
Dnhlgren's II0dY. ~

| t.TFT-"FR1rD-T : ffTTNyFT. 3 IN tTEs1 "a
New YoRK. Oct." 2S.-A special to the
Times from Washington says: The Cabinet
meeting OF to-day was of protracted dura-
tion and was attended by all the members
for the first time in several months. 1t is
reported that the recent correspondence
between Mr.. Adams and Earl Russell was
generally discussed, without reference to
any act IN on the subject. val adl
Inc prominent rebels pardoned to-day
were, M. Rector, Ex-Governor of Arkan-
sas, and p. lSantcroon, member Of the rebel
Congress from Georgia.
1t has been reported that G.. w. Gayle,
the Arkansas lawyer who offered 100000
reward for the assassination of Mr.. Lincoln,
has been pardoned. This is incorrect, as he
comes under the 18th exception. However,
he may be considered pardoned, as his
rank In the rebel army Was only Colonel. a
This evenings Republican announces
that the body of Col. Dahlgren, who was
killed near Richmond March 4th, 1864, on
Kilpatrick's raid, is expected there tO-mor.
row, and will lie in state at the Council
Chamber in City Hall until Tuesday next,
with aguard OF. honor. 1t is also UNDER
stood that III. Ward Beecher will preach. the
funeral sermon in his honor on Sunday at
the church of Rev. DIR. Sutherland.
Intelligence has been received here by
the Government that an influential delega-
tion of Canadians are shortly to come here
to make efforts to re-establishl the treaty of
reciprocity between the United States and
Canada.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

Il
OPERA HoUsE.-Saturday night, the last
appearance this season Of the Webb Sisters,
brought out quite a large house; and though
both of the plays set down in the bills had
been recently produced on previous even
ings, they were received with the admira-
tion and applause. that have, on. almost eve
ry occasion, been accorded to the pieces in
which the Misses Webb have borne prom
inent part. .-,... .-.. .....,,,-,.,... .-r-.7
But though two bright stars have just
disappeared from our dramatic armament,
another, shining with brilliant radiance
all its own, is about to revisit us. Miss
Lotta whose success on her first visit here
vas so sudden and so triumphant, appears
tonight in five different characters in the
play of the Female Detective, and as Liddy,
In the farce OF Family Jars.5 The manage
ment could hardly have made a more pop
ular acquisition than Miss Lotta, especial
ly, in the role of humor, song and dance, for
which she is so famous. fI1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
Disaster 10 The Steamship North
| n ~ re.t~-n Star. F-rs-4.g-y-s 2 Il ?

II .,A ~-r@N . STAR CIV ?
NORFOLK, Oct. 2S-The Norfolk Post this
morning gives the particulars OF the disas-
ter to the steamship North Star in the gale
off Hatteras on the night of the 24th. Such
was the force of the leak on the morning of
the 25th, that the water reached within four
inches of the tires and would have eX-
tinguished them but for the superhuman
efforts of the troops and passengers on board
to prevent it. After throwing much of her
cargo overheard the vessel made one thou
sand gallons of water q minute. The ship
is now at the wharf here, leaking to the eX
tent of two thousand gallons a minute
1t requires the most energetic efforts at the
pumps to keep her from sinking. The pas
seflgers have published, resolutions de-
nOuncing the owners of the North Star for
sending her to sea in the condition in which
they knew her to be. Her copper was so
torn thatthe passengers say that the ship
could not make seven knots an hour. The
boiler was only equal to eighteen pounds of
steam. There was an insufficiency OF life
boats, and the vessel in every respect was
unseaworthy. & The resolutions of the pas
sengers conclude as follows: s,.,,.,, ,,,r
| Our experience during the entire gale of
the oath and 25th Of October, and In fact
during the entire voyage, shows us that the
New York Steampship Company was guilty
of-the most criminal carlessness in send
ing us to sea in vessel so unseaworthy as
the North Star. ,,
A steamer isexpected from New York to
take the North Stars passengers and
freight on to New Orleans. The troops
that were on board have. had quarters pro-
vided for them here.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-The Turin En-
bassadors spent some time yesterday even
ing with the Secretary of State, at his res
idence. Theywill be formally presented to-
the President on Monday.
New YORK, Oct. 2S.--A special dispatch
to the POST from Washington says. The
President has not yet made decision on
the case o.. Henry Werz. 73 s.a --lg'si
Senator Cragin, of, N. H.; had an inter
view. with therPresident yesterday, when
Mr.. johnson substantially reiterated the
sentiments expressed in the Stevens letter.
NEM~ Y DIRK, Oct. 25.-The Worlds Wash
ington special says: Dispatches received
here state that the New Orleans Con-
vention to. sustain President johnson Is a
success. ssi's. gAnSt
The rumor that our naval vessels are to
be put in commission is untrue. -,-..,,,.
| 1t is reported Caleb Cushing will SUPER
seede Mr., Adams in England, and that Mr..
Adams will return to become Secretary of
State. "a 'h 9i:d Ia t',1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

REopENING or THE ATHENEuM.-Mapy OF
ourcitizens have expressed an, ardent de-
sire for the performance on our'boards of
some good old plays that have'apiotand a
story ia them worth listening toa ana tracing
out. Such wilflbe gratiied to'learn that in
the coming month (the precise time Will be
annophcesdas hereafter AZ Manager Ellsler will
reopen the AthepeeppIm,, baking engaged the
Kefns and, other Distinguished artists for a
short season before commencing the regu-
lar campaign for the winter. We expect
in a few days to be able to give the public
more fun andexplicit ideaof the dramatic
entertainmentsswhich Manager Ellsler pro
poses to give next month!W sgalfS i9ogs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
CIeyeIand MarItct.

FBOUR-s9 509lO so for Xxx red country brand.i
$40 5U9ll o'ior Xxx white do; Sll OO9ll so for Xxx
Ie1. city lnsde $l2 009I2 co for Xxx white do, Ia,
WHEAT-sl 70 for new No. 2 red; 81 95 for old
do.
! .C0RN-Sales this morning $500 bu No. 2 mixed
from store at SIC; 800 bu do do 59c 500 bu do this
afternoon at 60c tts'.... n .'hI iI .'-| sntft
I0ATS-Firrner at 45c from store lil71h sHl H!oJ
kYE-NoInihally unchanged at SO9s2c from store.
-PoRk-Market quiet and unchanged, with fair
sales at S36 90 for mess.
bkRp,.Fnals99q phchangsd at 2sssOc for city
| BuTTER-Quia and steady at range of 4O945c
| for good t6chUice Western Reserve. "a <pip
| CHEESE-Markct fm with brisk demand Al
| I7920t for good to choice.
| EGGS-Sales bbls at 35c.
| HIGHWlNES-Market firm and unchanged al
| 81 80.
| ALC0H0L-COlogne Spirits 81 IS; 9S per cenI
81 6094 90; Neutral Proof Spirits 80 1902 so.
LAKE FtSH--Firm at the following prices hall
brl: No Whitefsh IS OOas so; No. do S7Gg7 25
Pickere ~ so: Trout s6 OO97 %; Herring "A q
GA so. ~ y "a u 2
ALE AND PORTER-we quote: Present U.o
Xxx Ale $40 90; Stock xxx $l4 co., KenHett so 90;
Pale Cream sll co. Porter Sl4 CO.. Half and guar!
ter barrels in proportion. tlf 49,. ,
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!. Cincinnnti nnnrIkci,

I
-fL0UR--Extra is offered at 81 90 10 50 for M "
and old. and family and fancy at 30 T5c9i2 90. The
sales were Es3 barrels superfne ~ 75 200 do low
extra at IS go; so do choice at co. 100 do family al
$40 50s and 100 do at go 20.
WHEAT-Prime old red was offered freely to day
at S2 & hut buyers were not disposed To- bid over
" 90, Newranges from 81 1osi so, according to
lCORN--'rherei was some demand for shellei To-
day, and sales ere made at 5O@352c Bar is held al
Soc, without buvers. :swOlloi q nri lIiH srisIi
elevator; 2,50U bushels sold at 4s14c '' i'7hs
| RYE-Sales of prime at 75c. in elevator. Tho
sales were $50 bnshes at &c. $50 do at SOC delivers
ed, and $50 do at 7Sc deliyeTed. gso7gxJ ifr,T
PRoYlSl0NS1aes' Pork was offered At sss oq
for city. without finding buyers. Bulk Meats and
Bacon are very dull 1t is difficult 70 give reliable
quotations. Bulk ShOuders.can be had at lie, and
Sides at lskc Bacon IL held at 1s%, 20, and 231zc
for hhOulderss Sides and Clear 5 ides. Nothing
doingin Lard. New is onered at 2Sc for early de-
GROCERIES, We qpote fair to choice Rio Coffee
at q 3ogS'c raw Sugar. i41l9isc hard refined. 2ih
BUTTER-We now quote prime to choice Central
Ohi9 nj 409 42c per III.
n WHISKY-The market is firm. with sales Of 400
barrels NJ So %. -''--' -'''' ...3ftf ? on
P0rATOES-A steady market at % 9O@3 90 per
barrel from store, iorthe best descriptions. fiF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
&(&Y)tt I
A Day of NatIonal ThanKsgIying.
Blythe Prestdentg ne United States II Antert-

Byhe PreStdentJ Mle United States Of ADiert-
tBI4 Ca--A Procldnlatton. h ls &
WHEREAS, Ithas pleased Almighty God,
during the year which is now coming to
all end, to relieve our beloved country from
the fearful scourge of civil war and 10 per-
nit u.s. to, secure the blessings of peace,
unity and harmony, with great enlarge
mrnt of civil liberty; and,
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father has also,
during the year, -graciously averted the
calamities OF foreign war, pestilence and
famine, while our granaries are tuH Of the
fruits Of an abundant tseason; and igFs'l
WHEREAS, Righteousness eXalts nation,
while sin is a reproach to any people:
Now, therefore. I, Andrew Johnson,
President of the United States, do hereby
recommend to the people thereof that they
do set apart and observe the first Thursday
OF December as a day of National Thanks
giving to the Creator of the universe for
these deliyerances and blessings; and do
further recommend that on that occasion
the whole people make confession of our
national sins against His Infinite Goodness,
and with one heart and one mind implore
the Divine guidance in the ways of national
virtue and holiness. Id, .,-.rv,,,,, ~,
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed. Done at the
City of Washington this 2Sth day OF Octo-
Der, in the year of-our Lord, 1865, and of
the independence of the United States the
OSth. ....,...-.......,... ...,. ,..t..,..w
BY the Presidents:
olrrW1. II. SEWARD, eq-.a I0l.E
ON NV ~ Secretary Of State. W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
no II he NI,usieared Iusii,a Out =

sWAsHINGTON, Oct. 27-The WarnDepart-
ments has promulgated the following list of
volunteer organizations which have been
or are ordered to be mustered out of SER
vice, not included in previous circulars:
Illinois Infantry. 9th; Cavalry, 9Th, 9TH and
Sth; men of 95th Infantry remaining in
servieeare transferred to the47th 1nfahtry,
eSRay fstef RSR Rss st tats Il sSEyS nGsPs aRs
Nj; 5th-this completes the muster, out of
the regiments; Missouri Cavalry, 4th, 10th
and 10th; Michigan Cavalry, 10th; N. Y.
Infantry, 156th, 160th, 16lst and 173d; Cav
airy, ID; Veterans, doth; Provisional Ohio
Infantry, 194tb; Cavalry, 9th and 18th; also,
two regiments Of 'colored troops.!oo 'esS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
The Fenfnn Congre.s..

New YORK, Oct. 2s.-The Senate Of the
Fenian Congress re-assembled to-day at
the Astor House, the chair being occupied
by the President, Col. VIM. r. Roberts.
The session, as hitherto, was strictly pri-
vate and the attendance was confined to
members. 1t is s4ascertained,. however, that
the principal business transacted was in
relation TO the sale of the Bonds of TIE
future Irish Republic, which win be ready
pledges from prominent citizens that they
would subscribe for the bonds in various
amounts. The Senate intend to establish
its headquarters permanently in large
hall in this city in few days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

The Great Wizard assisted by an en-
chantress, opens up his series of wonderful
feats and mysterious operations at the
Atheneum ON Wednesday evening next.
We have,a all heard of the fame of Macallls-
ter and his supposed intimacy with the
great master of the black art; but the time
is fast approaching when we shall all be
able to nsee and judge for ourselves. No
doubt%e Shall see wonders, whatever may
be the opinion We may have as to their
origin. 'N' '.' |'""AN '''t'" 'a'.' "H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
The Nyyect south- wind

Breathing DER beds of violets, is not more
fragrant than SozoDoNT. And the aroma
which it exhalcs, communicates itself to
the breaths of all who use this marvellous
dentrifce. White teeth, ruddy gums, sweet
mouth, and the certainty of enjoying these
desirables in perpetuity, are among the
blessings derived from the use of SozoDoNT
Oct3O-lWeod VI /.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
JEFF. Dawistoil be /, Fried for Trea-
;son-vSeixure Of fAlcOhOl--FFautf

tNEw, Y YoRK,a "a Oet. 2S.--The Herald states
that JEFF. Davis is to be arraigned simply
on charge of treaoon, and that James,S S.
Speed, Gen. Rousseau, rJs H. Clifford aud
Wm, NJ, Eyarts, are retained by Government
as prosecuting counsel, and Chas. O'Con-
nor and r. III. Gillett for the defense.
The Herald states that there was a
seizure of alcohol-for revenue frauds in
Brooklyn, and that custom house clerk,
a Virginia ex-rebel,, and heavy Brooklyn
firm, are implicated. ,,.,,,,... y T.st,r ,y-rn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

! The CAPITAL Cry BUSINESS COLLEGE for
Book Keeping, Penmanship, Telegraphy,
and Photography. Young men should 90
to tirst-class Colleges in cities where busi-
ness is done, and there will be some chance
for obtaining situations. By addressing
Bush & Marshall, Columbus, o., a letter
containing particulars, with specimens Of
writing, will be sent free. oct11-3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
Exploring caves Under Nash

laNAsHvrLLE, Oct. T2S.--Parties have for
several days been exploring subterranean
passages under Nashville. Mr.. A. Stewart
descended 125feettrom a cave under Church
streetinto the chasm below, and was drawn
out nearly sriffocated with foul air. Sew
eral relics were discovered, fossils, bones,
buttons and stones, resembling agate and
marble. The grand chamber of the cave
is 40 feet high, 30 feet wide aud so feet long
Further explorations are being made. o9''
River % inches on the shoals. ~,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

New TRIAL GRANTED-The United States
Circuit Court has, on melton of the defehd-
ants, granted new trial on the sewing ma
chine case of Burdell and others v. Ide &
Dehig. The case will probably stand over
till the spring term of the Court before the
new trial takes place. In the mean time,
other cases, involving similar issue, may
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
New york markefA0ct. as.

COTTON dull and declining at $50 for middline.
az ~ t6OnKIDull and heavy. and S9los lower; o. a6
go 10 for extra state; IS 1908 90 for common u,
good shipping btands exta roufd hoop Ohio, and
" G0Gl2 70 Tor trade brands, market closing heavy
MHlSkl- Quiet: Western S234e2 49,
Ly w HEAT About lc better and quet;a$l 70 for
new Milwaukee, club,.Si % for amber Miwauk &c;
~ p f%r new amber STATE, and q 40 for unsUuni
RYE-Qniei; 81 Is for western. "a
BARLEY-Frme barley malt quiet.
-CoRN-lc hetcr and less doing; 799s9c for un-
SOUND and 80 Ole for sound niA cd western.
OA,llSTD Dull; 4G95l for unsoupd. aadg 54@57.for
COFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR; Quiet l3,l@lic for Cuba oMuscovado,
am t4c u 81 ortO hlcO. .a1Eupa
PETROLEU N--Dull 3GR37hsc for crude; $50
5Shc for refined in bond, ard 75@s71c dotr ~
P0RK-0 Opened heavy and closed frIpoc s33 ODo9
80 3716 for mess, closing st $50 o. cas- $2s TO for
prime, and sys bO9sS rs Tor prime mess.
81, sBEEFStesay 55 $lCSSlido j0f plain mess ana
BEEF HAMS-Dull; Western to arrive a. $40. ~
.CUT MEATS-Dnll and nominal; i0JIC9 I7lsc
for shoulders, and 2O9i31sc for hams.
BACUN-Quiet. idUHfW
hARDmHeavy at 24g2s16c.5af9 -1supa 100 wa
Bg rTERTIl demand at 309s4ho fer Ohio. and
CHEESE-FiTmat li9l9c. h, ,.1,si,7.,' i-roI