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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-15
A CARD.

EDIroR JoURNAL; In reply to many letters and
inquiries from people in this section of the country
the undersigned take great pleasure in saying
through the columns of yuur paper, that our re-
nowned preparation known as GOES DYSPEP-
STA CURE, is certain euro for Dyspepsia, in its
worst stages. Many cases Of long standing, with
in our own acquaintance, have been completely,
and we believe permanently cured. II viii stop
distress after eating, almost instantaneously, and
enables the dyspeptio who has lived Cor years upon
Graham bread and the plaincst diet, to eat as
heartily as he pleases, and anything he chooses
without danger Of distress, or soaring, or rising
on the stomach. II is an iufalible corrector oi
indigestion aud constipation, creates a healthy ap-
petite, stops sick-headache, heartburn, sickness
at the stomach, pains, cramps, or coils IN either
stomach or bowels, and sweetens offensive breath
so soon as you take It, and by enabling the pa
tient TO take plenty Of hearty food "which is the
parent Of health," produces vigor, strength and
energy. In every trial we have known il has
speedily eradcated Dyspepsia with all its attend
ant snterings, Weaknesses, debility, and loss OF
power, giving Instead, proper activity and tone
to the stomach and organs of digestion, as
we confidently believe, and as the published GER
tilicates in our circulars, almanacs, and in many
Of the leadingJournas, from onvalescent patients
will coniirm,, completely, permanently, and al
nost miraculously "cure the worst case Of Dys.
p 'psia in existence" We warrant it IL in every
,stince. 1t can be obtained at all the Drug Stores
in the United States and Canadas, at One Dollal
per bottle, or six bottles for five dollars
G. q. CLARK & CO., Pfoprietnrs,
40yl ''7V'f New Haven, ca.
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OBITUARY,

The death Of Charles Dewitt, Esq. OF Perry
township, Wood county will attract the attention d
many friends AMI AcquAintanccs. He departed
this life, January 2jth, without any warning, be.
ing in his usual health. He came in from his
wood-hpusc, aul when he reached his room, fell
partially to the aJor, aud brcathsd his last with nc
one but bis wife present. His remains were in
terrcd in the Milgrove cemetery, on the 25th His
death Is greatly lamcnted. He leaves wife and
two sens. His end WAS peace.
Nlr. Dewitt was a.c careful reader Of agricultural
books an periodicals, and judiciousy applied the
knowledge thus acquired in his practical opera.
tions. man of strict entcgrity and honesty oi
purpose, he enjoyed in an eminent degree, the re-
spect and esteem Of the community. We thus
chronicle the departure os another Of the enterpris
ing band who have done much for the advance
msnt OF the material, mental, and moral interests
Of the peopleof North Western Ohio.
Those we love are passing from ua,c
To = tairer, brighter sphere - 2
Where kindre spirits re-,tnite,
Whom death hath torn asunder here
IL this be true, how sweet 10 die,
Aud leave this dreary world afar,
a, To set the lovet onss gone before, ~
And soar away from star to star. er
80 J.K.
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More TabIeanx az Music.

The Perrysburg s, F. r. Society is indoraiigr
Bile in its lahors for the comfort Of the families Of
those Of our brave citizens who have gone out to
fight their cOunry's battles. Another entertain
meut, similar TO the one given at the Court House
a few weeks since, is on tgpis, and from what we
can learn, from examination Of the proposed tab
lcaux aud from witnessing the rehearsal Of a por-
ton Of then we do not hesitate to say that an ex-
hibiton superior 10 anything our village has ever
seen is in store for our citizens. We are not per-
miitcdtO announce the programme at this time,
but will say that it is very promising in variety Of
Subjects an costume. Our amatuer musicians
also in training, and the public may expect the
execution Of some very fne pieces Of music on the
occasion. s. ..-
Tuesday evening Of next week, being the 2Ist
inst, has been designated as the time for giving
this entertainment, and the Court HUE the place
Weexpect TO see an overflowing house. The man
ayers wish us say that there will be better pro-
vision of seats than at the former exhibition.
We hear il mentioned, also, that seme of the la
dies of the Society propose to get up, by conrbu-
ton, supper to be served after the exhibition, the
proceeds Of course to go into the common fund Of
the Society. The tickets will be put down to the
low price of twenty-five cents, that all may have
an opportunity to enjoy the good season and at the
same time contribute their mites to the good
cause. Full particulars will be announced in
handbills in due time.
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Tho useubets % the church and congregation
at Bowling Green, with some of the szccllen,
brethren IL the Methodist church, wi,h their Pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Good, called on as one evening last
week, and spent few hoars Ia delightfal social
intercourse. The pleasure Of the visit is moral
and ftaternai bearing; she iigh, aud eomfoFt i
brought to our hearts and home, mnoh exceeded tho
plessurs ofths feast. That part Of tho progrsgms,
however, consisting cF things 70 BE- consumed by
eating and drinking, was very taslefslly filed up,
fby those women which labor Withus In the Gus
pei, and the chief women not few" who cam
with BASKETS brim full Of things both pleasant to
the sight and good for food. Now, his very true,
that eating and drinking are not essential 10 me
moral or The social effect Of such gatherings; bu,
then after ALL the presence Of that smoking bever
aye Of tho genuine "0ld Java odor's--the milk
white loaf laid open, With butter on both sides;
the fruit and yellow sponge cake, thin slices Of
assh and FOWL and things TOO numerous Of tho kind
10 mention, are not generally dcsrised and 20 many
they arv extremely pleasant. n person is not
good nasared, and quite communicative under such
circumstances, he may as we'll be given up as
hopeless. Besides, the sight and fragrance Of
such things serve in some sort, 10 remind one. OF
the home circle; and that such are, in fact. de-
signed 10 be annual gatherings Of particular
church and congregation, 10 family capacity,
and Of whomsoevsr else will come to IL. The lin
ing Of ones parse with green backs not all that
may be accomplished by such annual convoca-
tons. Notwithstanding, the illegal tender is, after
all, not the least desderatum with one whose sal
arg is altogcthertoO strait forthese war tines We
are truly thankful n God aud vprv much ohliped
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The bridal Chamber, an Kssay Of warning
aud inswueiish for yooAg inen--lpubiisl,edb by the
Howard Association, and sent fSee of charge, 10
sealed envelopes. Address, DR.. J. SxtlLN
HOuouroS, Howard Association, philadelphia.
Pennsylvania. t2yi
On. Tomas vrSkrIGx LIStxESr.- More tes.i-
mCnv.
This Is 10 certify that ior the last hve years
have used w my fagoly nr. Tobias cclcbrkicd
Venetian Liniment, and IN every instance have
foundu u fully eqVal 10 his Recommendations, 7
have found Il 10 giyor almost instantaneous relief
IN cases of toothache. Group, hilious colic, sore
throat, pain in iho chest aud back. aud rbeuma-
tism, AND cheerfuly rcCommend ~ Trial to every
one afflicted with any q .hs etQyo named Diseases
Hartford, Conn, Oct, l6th, 1901
Sold BY all druggists. Onicc, 50 CcrIlandt ST.,
New York. tMgM AID
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Mn. j. c. RApELYEA, Of Monmouth County

Mn, ]. G. RAPELYEA, of Monmouth County,
New Jersey, writes, March Is, 1859;
DYsENrERv CrREp.-1 was tronblcd IN January
last with costvness for several days, and took ten
grains Of calomel to obtain relief. l caught cold
| suppose; at any rate a severe diarrh@a set in
which my medical attendant found II impossible to
arrest. This was followed by dyscntery. My
strength was all gone. Everything passed through,
me as took il. friend from New York, Mr.
George Lewis, fortunately called on mo and ad.
vised Brandreth's Pills. Thought, In my weak
ened condition, one pill would be enough; but he
administered fur, and the next morning foul
more. Much impurity came from me, and, to my
surprise, the soreness and pain diminished. One
box cured me fully. | am NOW hearty, with fins
appetite. You areat liberty TO publish this.
Sold by Peck Il Hamilton, and by all respecta
bic dealers In medicines sa E1 39d
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CirizEss OF PERRysBuRs: BY authority of the
Fort Meigs Perrysburgl Debating Society" ]
have the pleasurs to say to you that this Society
meets on Tuesday night, % each week, ard thai
you arc hereby solicited to favor il with your pres
encc. The change from private to public discus.
sion has been recently made, with view 70 in.
crease the interested the Society. To hope fpr
succcss is butto hope that you may find entertain
nent with ms, sufficient to j, dsee your presence
With confidence that you desire to support such
moral improvement, we hope to see a liberal at.
tendance. Shall we hope in rainG
The Society will meet at the Union Schoo
H'usc. Truly yours, W. s, EDERLY.
Perrysburg, Feb. 18th 1865. ~
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MNAN1HMe
wAsuISorox. February 9.--Tho Ricl.
n,ond WHO Ut the 7th inst, says the foh
lowing was laid bcfore Congress this morn.
ing;
fipes Of ihe Confederate States Of ARsrico.
Having recently received n written mo-
tifcation which satisfied mo that the Pres.
ident Of the United States waa disposod tn
confer infortDally with unofficial agents
that might be sent by me, with aview to
the restoration OF peace, requested Hon.
Alexander II. Stephens. Hon. Il. NJ. r. Hun
tor, and Hon. Johu A. Campbell toproeeod
through our lines 10 hold 4 conference with
Mr.. Lincoln, OF such persons as be might
doppte to represent him. herewith
submit, for Mo information of ,Oongrese,
the report OF the eminent cisincus above
named, showing that the enemy refuse TO
enter into negotiations with the Confeder.
ate States, or any of them separately, or tO
give our people any other terms or quar-.
ters than those which a conQuercr may
grant, or 10 permitus to have peace on any
other basis thah our unconditional subms.
sion to tho rule coupled with tho accept.
aHco of their recent legislation, including
an amendment TO the Constitution for the
emancipation ot negro slaves, aud with
the right on the part Of the Federal Con
gress to legialate on the subject of the re-
latious between the white aud black popu
lation OF each State. Such is, as | under
stand, the effect Of tho amendment TO the
Constitution, which has been adopted by
the Congress OF the Uaited States.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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ExrRAoRDiSARY RHSovArtoN " the entire sys.
TEN by three weeks use Of the Scandinavian Rem
srAFmkSa ov aspNrw iOnSsos.l

lNf kfENES1 or ANnREw JoHNsOA.l
About thirtetn years since l arrived In this
country nom ChristiNua, Norway, and continued
in fair health until about twelve years since when
the diseases common IN our western country began
to attack me, such ms fever and ague, general de-
bility, weakness of the digestive organs, &C., in
fact, was, as the common phrase is, "sick all
over" Nevertheless, my circumstances compelled
mo 10 20 N work IN Like Superior Copper Mine,
lake Superior. Here met crowning disaster,
having n Gall Of many feet aud striking upon uay
head, having the effect of bcnuming rs Il werc
the muscles aud nerves Of my legs aud arms 80
that for long time could hardly move. Finally
| got 50 that could hobbie about with cane
but almost dispaired ot ever getting we'll, aud
here Is the astounding and to me gratifying fact
that three weeks agn J oommenced the use Of the
Seandnav Wan Remedies, aud am now able to walL
easily without a cane and feel well generally.
See Advertisement. A. JOHNSON. AID
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Report of the Rebel Peace commission'

RfcHMoHD, February 8, 1865.
To ne Pre- iHent OF ne Confederate States:
SIR; Under Jour letter Of appointment
Of the 2Sth ultimo wo proceeded TO seek
an informal conference with Abraham Lin
coin, President Of the United States, upon
the subject mentioned in Your letter. The
conference was granted, and took place on
the Both ultm3, on board a steamer anch-
ored in Hampton Roads, where we met
President Lincoln, aud the Hon. MFR. Sew
ard, Secretary of State Of the United States.
1t continued for several hours, and was
both full and explicit We learned from
them that the message Of President Lincoln
to the Congress OF tho United Stat es, in De-
cember last, explains clearly and distinctly
his sentiments as to terms, conditions and
mode Of proceeding by which peace can be
secured TO the people, and we were not in.
formed that they would be modified or al
tered to obtain that end.
We understand from him that no terms
or proposals of any treaty or agreement
looking to an ultimate settlement would
bc entertained or made by hia with the
authorities of tho Confederate States, be-
CAUSE that would be recognition OF
their existence as separate power, which
under no circumstances would be done
on far like reasons that no such terms wtu j
be entertained by him from States separ.
ately, that no extended truce or armistce
as at present advised, will hc granted or
allowed without satisfactory assurance in
advance Of a complete reservation of the
authority of the Constitution and laws of
tho Uaited States over all places within
the Conlcderacy, that whatever con,
sequences may follow from the establish
ment of that authority must be accepted
but that the individual subject, as to pains
and penalties uftler the laws OF tho United
States might rely upon very liberal use
of the power contidcd to him to remit those
pains and penalties if peace is restored.
During the Conference, the proposed
amendment to the Constitution of the
Uaitod States adopted by Congress on the
3lst ult, was brought to our notice. This
amendment provides that neither slavery
nor involuntary seryititic, except for
crime, should exist within their jurisdic
ton; and that Congress should have the
power TO enforce this amendment by ap
propriate legislation.
OF all the conference herein mentioned
and leading to tho same. you have hereto,
fore been informed.
Very respectfully, your, ob't servants,
ALEX. II. STEPHENS,
lAlIE (,AMDnEI
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mr.. TARER, Dentist,

, Will be at Lambs uotel, Bowling Green, or
Al Austin Van DIarcnm's, Portage, Thursday
and Friday, Aug. l8 and lg.
At Drury's Hotel, Tontogany, Tuesday Augus
2sa. Owing to bis greatly increased home busi
aess DR.. T, will not be able to visit the above pa
.,es AGAIN before October.
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PENSIONS, BoUNTIES, AR
q REARS OF PAY. &c.

THE undersigned having had considerable ex :
IL perieuce in collecting Claims against tho Gov
eTnment, tenders his services to those WHO may
desire them, foe the purpose here specified. Tie
proper blanks, for all classes Of army claimants,
constantly on hand, and the same may also be
found at the Offices Of
a. D. Egerton, Notary Public, Tontogany, o.,
Levi Taylor, Esq, Weston;
w. K: Peek, Notary Public, Bowling Green.
All claims left with any ef the above named gen.
tlemen, will receive prompt attention.
- Terms reasonable, aud payable only when
successful. ~ m - ~. =, r.
j. W. WOODBURY..
Bowling GreeH, Jan. a. 1865. SO,
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JOB WORK.

The space occupied by ten lines, or less, of this
sized type counts square. f "a -
An TRANSIENT and LEGAL ADVERTISE
MENTS, MUST Bg rAIDIs ADyAScE.
M Persons will invariably end the same price
charged at each office for advertising and job work.
82 va II. s. CHAPLIN. Publisher JOURNAL.
Perry sburg, Sept. 20, 1864.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE. The Hoard
40 win hold their neat regular session Tor tho eT
animation of Teachers. al F fit.la
Weston, first Friday IN March; sfs
Rowling Green, iifst Friday Ia Aprih
West Milgrove, first FRIDAY in May;
PerrysbuTg, first Friday IN June;
Portage, frst Friday In July.
Applicants need NOT apply for Specid Exauiina.
iion, but are requssted to attend the stated Meet
mgs 0f the Boafd.fs ..tr fIf i
All correspondence with the Examiners should
be directed othe undersgnsd, al BoNiin gireen.
Sstt ], w. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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wood County official DIRECTORY.


uvrUou,sr Ertstor sJ--Re =. N. Rarkdul Pastor
sersiceseach Sunday at 1880 an and7 PM
fnrssyrrRIAxlRer o. "A. Adams. Pastor, Services
each SUNDAY at 1880 A.m Sabbath School and mbie
Ciasa at ~ NJ 81 54.} H.t
Sxsw.r Msrs,ontsr--Rev Ct swiheforth Pastor. sery'
ices each alternate Sunday ~ 1880 A
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Plaintiif's Attorneys.
january %. 1893. 3eAa S9fsll
William $. Williams, Pi'GI Court Of Common

William $. Williams, Pl'Tl Court Of Common
simeon Jennings, pcft. ", Ohio. ''' 0'
fINIfE defendant, Simeon Jennings, will take
! notice, that on the 18th day OF January, A.
D. 1855, the plaintiff, William s. williams, fled
his petition against said defendant, in the Court Of
Common Pleas, County of Wood, and State Of
Ohio, which is still pending therein, asking for
partition of the following real estate, vixt That
part Of River Tracts Nos. eighty s0j and eighty
one (Sl), bounded as follows, to-wit:
south BY the center of the channel OF Grassy
Greek; west by line parallel with the east line
of said tract number eighty 1897, and distant
eastariy fI0m the west line thereof csgbt ebains,
seven and one-third links north by the Maumee
riveF; and east by line drawn through tract mum
bcr eighty-onc (si J, parallel with the west lire
thereof and distant easterly therefrom trco chains
and fifty links. Also, that part of River Traot
number eighty-one taf bounded as follows, to-witi
Commencing on the Perrysburg and Oregon Road,
whore u crosses tho east line Of said last men
toned piece Of land, and running thence north on
said line 70 a boulder; tsence east at right angles
To said aforementioned line to the center of said
road; thence along said road to the place Of Begin
ming, excepting the right Of way, thirty feet wide,
from said Perrysburg and Oregon f0ad. Ms con-
veyedib by Frederick Prentice TO Merritt ~ Young
aliof said premises lying and being In the County
Of Wood and State Of 0hio and that At the mex,
term Of said Court, an application will be made
by said plaintiff for order thas partition may be
made OF said prcHiises. 80 rl 4r5 Hart
N. r. & r. WAITE.
parrpai,rro eJaa On 1914 y 4 aOSktIR
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Time of CIoslns Mails.

The different mails leaving this Office close pune
nally as fellows: a,
E.rthcrr Mail ..........s!...... 4s3o Pm.
Fiadlay, Tuesdays and Fridays s...'e,Oo P.M,
Fostoria, Thursdays. &C., .',6DU f.M.
Trcmont. Tuesdays. Thursdays, and
SATURDAYS ....s. ...s.......". ibVO IN;
w. F. P0MER0Y, p. NJ.
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"Good to Eas,s,

People in this vicinity who are fond Of a choice
beef steak, and 'JSiey roast,'' can but have ad-
mired the specimen Of sbeef critter," which has
bean exhibition at the meat store Of Hoffman L
Bro. daring the past week. II was killed when
ix months old, and It's weight when dressed, was
four Aandrsd and fftv-ihtse pound, and looked al
most as "fat as pork" Il was raised BY Mr..
Stephens, four and halfmilvs below Perrysburg.
Hoffman is NOW dealing IL out to his customers
Let those who want something just the reyerss Of
!. army baef." walk up.
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Township Bends.

: Ifany cfshc townships of the county med blank
Bounty Bonds, to be issued to volunteers, they
can obtain supply at shis Office. a
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The Statement o. condition, !" OF seven Insurance
Companies viii be found in other parts Of this pa
per. Examine them.
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Farm Tor sale.

DOAD LQFSi Nos. SO and So, eontAiaing 100
III acres, ia Troy township, Wv1d county, Ohio.
are offered Tor sale, There are ON the premises
comfortable framed Dwelling House and Bara,
two durable wells nf water and small bearing
orchard. For particulars inquire Of the subscri-
Der, reshiiRg In niIerysbufg. u. Ilhsn
- r...- .s',.,.s y JOIN WEBllss
[ Pyrysbdrg, Jan. sI, 1885. 49, lOes
90 The Sth day 0f March, tSj, ioF TN establishing
OF County Road, 90 that part Of the soudl linr
of She southeast quarter Of sect On eight tsl III
sl8ake tnanshp--between the " Atenas Road !"
and the Wood aud IAcas FREQ furBpiko Ilsaa, an
The east line 6f said Section 8 aud lsr The yaea-
tion Of that part " the avenue Road, Fnnuipg di-
agonaly across The said southeast quarter ~ said
Section r. Town 7, Range ~.
TH0S. RIDOBT. W A..
January 81, 1893. iil1Rl Petitioners.
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oLARK's ToRATIvF,
oLARK'S REsToRATiyE,
,. Etadicates Dandrur
cLARK's REsT0RATIvE.
Promotes It's Growth.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
1Prcyea.s its falling on
OLARR'5 RESTORATIvE,
Isan uneqallcd Dressing.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
oLARK's RESTORATIVE. ~ !"
Isgood for Ladies'.
Is good for Old People.
Is perfectly Harm 'ess,
cLARK's REsroRATIyE.
III Contains no Oil.
cLARK,s RESTORATIVE, a-~
es -s.tIs not Dye.
CLARR'S RESTORATIVE.
.niit Beauties the Hair.
GLARK's RESTORATIVE,
cLARKs RESTORATIVE.
Jd Keeps the II air in It's Place.
OLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Cures Nervous Headache.
cLARK's REsroRATIyE,
cLARK's RESTORATIVE, -"
S.ops Itching and Burning.
cLARK'S RESTORATIVE, =
Keeps ths Head Cool
CLARKs RESTORATIVE,
l. Delightfully."- PerfImed.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains NO Sediment.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
ILARK's RESTORATIVE. 'Ts'J 4
a IA ~ PoIishes your Hair
nrT Prepares yoI for Parties.
0LkRK,s REsoTRGiIvE,
Prepares you for Balls.
cLERK's RESTORATIVE.
All Ladies need II.
CLARKs RESTORATIVE, . s.
la1 No I,dy viii do wlthoa. IL.
cLARK's RE roRATIyE. ,aI
Casts but 81.
CLARR's RESTORATIVE, saa
Is Sold BY Druggists AID Deatefs everywhere.
Price. 81 per bO'tle. % hotties for IS.
CLARK l. co,
PRoPRIErORs.
D. S. BARSEs A CO., n. Y.,sGaHerAl Ags's..
q5eow1y
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MARKET REPoRTs.
PERRYsBURG MARKET.
TOLEDO MSRKrT.
TolxDo, Februar,

Ags TOLED0, February IL, 1865.
Gold closed in New York yesterday al 2O5 n
Opened this morning At 2Oe X: at | p. NJ, had ad.
vaneed io207 N and closed this afternoon at 205 I<
Our, Market To-day has been extremely dull;
the only transactions on Change was a sale Of
No. I red alta decline of2c.
Hrhere was yeFy little disposition evinced TO Offer
Wheat on the part Of holders, and still less on the
part, of buyers, Corn was quiet, Oats held
above the yievsof buyers. Rye and Barley dull.
. FLouR--Noihing doing. E+7f
WnEArz Sales 700 bu No J red at lSac.
CoRs- Quiet.
Oars Held at T3c, buyera offer Toe.
RrE-A lot was offered on Change at ll5c with
out finding purchasers. .4e tT
\ KARLgv- Dull and nominal. s.i ~
DRkssEDHO IS nall sales at i3c. -, y
GHooEEIEa Eunchanged; CoiIee-Rio, isaisei
Java, 52lfa55c. Sugars crushed, S0a30 lSc;' A
canee 2sa29I q; B Coiee 2s sa29c: Teas Young
Tyson 81 2Oa2 90; Black, u O0al s5, Imperial
VI 5oa2 90: Molasses-N New Orleans 81 00aI 80.
Syrups- Fair, 90ea$l 00 Good, 81 GOAL 90
Prime, 81 25al 40. Rice Rangoon. u laat5c, Cas-
sia, lice. Hutpees So 90, Spice 371a40c
cl9yss spAe2sse- Pepper t714assO, I.insssd OH
= .t a. . ....