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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-02-24
Nyr,elC. Sale.

VrHEREAs, Fi-a'af ) iIoftrcOt .hs third Day e
w Septclf..r z ., executed and delivered sssS
ia, unit. - Las ..i,'vry pyte bearing date on sLss
DAY, -, -EtyoBc hundred dollars payable
IruL . r- tase. Connecticut, with interest
the ..r cent per anuuac, pay allie seulNnr
l-Aly. H. -.y e March and september IN seeb
y,-r 81 -.- islA. aiS, Where's. - said EdruSa
:. Hc ~ Az S. ...... IFS rife, did the
lay execute l.d --T Unto tie UuGefsisse thor
certain det the purpos- Of securing sAA
which tSnss dc-d upon til. following 49,
crbd real v-T.ie situate ths county Il Ia Sails And
Hines viz Lit. Ave 81 ai six. g. in bl,ck
-is;e-n IL, III Low R.S ne subdivision Of tsc 1ef
~ f.u- ~ ia t- city II Peru the -ar,- 10 pla'ieA
sr-- " ia Glsv., az the east hal! 81 the north
80. section. twenty. CO. township ihirSy-thrs
20. lag. .l.o, !. > eis. u ti.e -J PrisePsl No
e. :a. teh said mortgage ised wa. niei for rscsre
IA .-u.Gr.s One u: s<! county OF l.. Sale, oI the
ll:.i lay Of S-Et.n.tsr Isl and recorded in BOX
tiy SIX 10 f4,-s 81 ana a., sal 10 which said decd
II; r,Jr :ii-r-5 f. greater -..-:y reference here
l., made.
Aui whereas. default having Lssn made IN the peymssb
Of said note, and the principle Il SAID not. AID issrSs
thereon from The iaEI day Of Sci !.iosr = 1914, IssS
still unpaid:
Notice hereby given. TIA. by virtue o. tho psweroG
SALE Contained il s.la lsyTissE- - uni-r-kn,t viii -
tho r u iInrci, D. 49, I~o UCiock T. u 81
the south dvOr Of the City Hal! IN tho city ~
P.74 viii prs sell the sail mUrgsged lrssassss -
pubic auction the brider therefor for s~sb f
the yi.rI.o..,, in s.ii D,cf :. -, rSprrsscd.
% >. Eiriise, Any. ROBERT CosIWlCK. O.
jan .0-ta HcrigaSss
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Erecnior'S Sitie.

'I~HH undersigned, Of the Of wn. Il.
.enaa. tecsased pursuant to order Of the ceapsy
court OF La Sale county will sell ut auction the
residence of said dec-ase in the Of Bruce Ia 0ais
county. ILL.,, Monday the 9Th day sf March, 1885, shs
following personal property Of said deceased. to-wa:
head OF horses, l3 head Of cattle wagon. tanning MILL
planter hay rake, subtle plow pair brsss hing SD
hy straps scoop shovel harness crib corn eors y
the field STACK Of hay pair bob slsds and sthsr A.
ticlcs Sale to commence at9 o'clock A. r.
TERMS OF SALE-Ali under s. cash balance -
credit Of onths, the purchaser siviny note with ep
proved security without interest If PAIL when dns. other
wise ten per cont from dit3. JOHN WITH !-F
"a a.
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ftddt advertisements.
Tar Sale Notice.

Tar Sale NOttce. - - ~
TVyO all whom i. may concern Notice hereby sven
that at sale OF lands and town lots delinquent Tor
tho state county and and costs due thereon
the ysar 1853 made by the Treasurer oil La Sale
county in the state Of Illinois, held ut tire court oue
In sad county, and commenced Oh the 3! day oi 1upe
A. D. 1884 and continued from day day in psr..ce OF
law did tbs at day of juno, AD le6% h SAID SAFE
purchase the following scr 81 tracts II land situated IN
said county and xed in the herein set opposite ~
sach tact, 70 wit: --..-- A.-.-'
DESCRIPTIONS. s. q. X. Ifdnte ~ ,Cjtich t,1ed
Uudts SW HsE1 SO s. Sc 81 pm George Rumple
Uudl-l3 sen Skk Is y e 81 pm George kupIpie
SWL is 81 5 81 p M " e l. brfinard
sW,[ - - 5 81 pm i"
Lot : in sub. outlots
b SWrk IL - 3 IpT. LPS anss,
And on said q IN day Of June said safe, William W.
Gilman purchased the south quarter Of srcon seVen
a. In township thirty six 1867 north. rangson-, 10 east
81 r. NJ tnxea in the OF Ed DerstOn, and the said
william W. Gilman has assigned the icats Of purchase
Of SAID tract Of land to the undersigned;
Notice therefore hereby gwen TO all concerned, that
the redemption of said lands from said sale will
expire fcm ths day Of said sale. to wit: Oh
the q tn day Of June, \. D. 1880
feb II, 'Cs-3w W. WHlTAohk
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dlrfund Eaoptrtistmenfs..1

Prem hs Adreriisin0 -asency Of G. II. SCRIVEN
- 80 81 Dearborn st. '
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Erecutor's Sale Of Reai E.ta.e.

DY virtue u order and decree 81 the County Court
ID Of La Sale county Illinois, made the petition OF
H., undersigned TX c.i:n Of tie estate Of JOs.p Pack
enkaT d.cesei - sell the real ceate Of said
deceased at the la. December Of said court t. wiz,
the l+tli day II June, A. 1852 shall the l5ta
day March next bew the hours Of :er O'clock a =.
and five O'Clock of said day. sell 1T public sale the
PREMISE t- following described real estate situate the
raid sounty ami wit Tho sixty Of lot
eleven. a. il block hftyser-n, 60 in the States Add
ton U OTTAWA. Terms Of sale-Cssh
JOHANNA PaoEESHAh. EIscutrix o!
..b sSv J0.EPH P.CEIsHAg, Deceased.
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM lZzkRAAS,
NOTICE. hereby given that tn. undersgnst Executor
~ Of the last will AMI testament of William lzzersaI
late Of the county Of La Sale and Stats OF iin"s DO
will appear i,ef.re the county Court the Third
Monday. Dosing the 10th day) d March, 1906 at the
Court Hons" in ottawa in ssid uotnty when and where
all pe-.o .viny claims demands against sail estats
no:ie attend aud present the in writing for
s..us.lie- -
Dated, 81 Jay Of February. A .. 1896
U-s JOHN YETTE. Executor
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Voice.
: ., I'm, scnsIpr. ptc,,ss..

Ls-t-s ~ f.SRY SeHsIDr. DEclssxp.
NOTICE is rri,y iven. that the undersigned Admir-
~ stra,o. Of Iho nf Henry Sclmit. late Of RE
county %, i sale AID siate o Hines decesssd. VII -
peal The l. nty Court of sail conty the thhA
Monsy tcD;. ths til h Mai a. $50, The C'srt
locae IN tttaw eDuniy where 81! Fsr-
sons having tai',r against said estate are -
tilted To attend .l.i present the in writing fr %
justnent.
ps.ei - Hay u Pc bruAry Asr.is@.
e TIT rS-vlv u Az z 'ss>,nA
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The Great Curative.

The Great Curative.
rrrrsguEoH April ~ 1855.
s. S.ILsss:-l hs se been troubled with acessh for
Sc last fire ycT' ty al which have tE-sntly
tssa unable 10 sleep than half the night. HTsd
hisiiy reaaedes. bnt all in win card "a. Eeuxh
syrup sni resolved 20 IT, ami stats ths OF
few ottl-s has cared entirely ch.fI, 70. sa,-
;Ient II As SAT-" eey and pleasant Cor
sGids. --.- Hours respectfully Wa. Wa0Das
IA1 . strong testimony, and given Voluntarily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-14
rHr LEcTuHE -EA-os.

IrNfyFRsIrY OF NV YOHE-NKDi1Ab bhrANI
~ ThN ifsffastNN3ofy l~&afr ~ 80 ~awf wsfs~
wln - ae4svsred ~ Professor Jokn pfefst ~. -
soaf.s evening OFT ~ a. srse<k 80 esf~sl snfsss
worth stfe.t. n-sr thsrtt - - 80
HrssaAwMV e3ps~ ~ tts etMstt@ ~ -
svsn ~ prsfsss5t H~sry Draper D., y hs rs~fui -
fruysfnsnt stspsinE 80 sAfvsyf@ ~ 80 80 - h~s
~ tsseflns Tss ygyf.sapa snd 1nAa~ s~ r~so~rs@A'
l1sl<4 ~ sltxnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-14

Inn PHOTOGRAPHS ~ uNfoS GENERALS sExT
IDV poet paid for Is CENTS. % Photographs ., Rege On
cwrs Tor l0D Photographs ~ Female for .
eats 100 Photographs u Actors Tor - Address l.
ron ~ Vsrics street. New forx City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-14

IMPoRrANr notice VICTOR BARRON FROM IA.
~. Bron,er Glider and Platter bess inform pub.
c having large srieasou establishment
he able take charge Of AL kinds u wofk con.
plating bronsng in svery color A. performed srnorng
" method ei.by him from Paris.
may have been lured or .o-d He respectfully
refers the following Nee Yorx houses BY whom he
and st employed 10 the character OF hs
Firms Of New York send their orders by erpre.
will prompt attention and be r~turn~d d.
rrcfed. NTITOh BARRON. n Mercer street
NYorICE.-AMERfCAv ILLUMINATING POWDER roR
IN needle guns The undersigned h prepared SUPPLY
guns. rides other well
p-roas possessing about 70 purchase needle with
illuminating Powder and Shells for rartdgrs also hsi
cartridges csbies for needle guns Tb~se
patented warranted fnly equal 10 the Prus
Ammunition All orders promptly nied. Address,
Apply 10 ~ Mnmm. ~ Washington street Hoboksn New
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WINEs. LIQUOt

WINES. LIQUORS. &C.
MINERAL WATER, PORTER ALE AND CIDER
Il Wholesale To men, hotel keepers grDeers
sed g,h.rs r-garns ne above q superior quality i -
supplied % rrANgnshte Delivered hsre RDBEkr
KOBIs.os No sMssisoa strss' Ssw vsvs sna CO.. Ausa.
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ciLvER PLATED WARE.
- pRORT 4 TODD,
Manufartnrrra.
or-r for sale assortment q hne silver Plated Goods a
az John street
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SAILING VESSELS.

TNAVELLEHH GUIDE.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS
III Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
Aid Western trains leave New York. via Hudson River Rsi
road. Thirfeh street and Tenth avenue. 75 and ~ A. ~
and aud II r. NJ and via Harlem Railroad Tweniy sgtt
street and Fourth avenue al u A. NJ aud T. u Tbs
NJ train via Hudson River will run on sundays. ~
Sleeping attached 20 and II Y. trains On !.
train Ia also attached sleeping every day excepting
Saturdays which 10 through To Ogdensburs via H.
and q. Railroad. without change.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-14

V,APScorTs LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
l. STEAMSHIP PASSAGE OFFICE,
~ SOUTH STREET. NEW YORK.
Rates Of passage payable in currency
To Liverpool or Queenstown $40
From Liverpool or Queenstown -
DRAFT for fi and available throughout England.
Ireland. Scotland Wales al the lowest possible rates
Apply 10 TAPSCorT, BRoS. CO..
81 South Atreei.
The New York herald., 1866-07-23

that as the Parliament did represent tho empire, the
Emperor, in September last very much 10 the regret OF
the liberal party suspended the constitution and return
cd TO tue old state Of affairs
IIBERAIS
Now the liberal German element demands that II he
would keep the empire that he should restore the
constitution, and IL Is fact which vouch Tor from
actual knowledge and statements from their own lips,
that no inconsdeable number here hail disaster and
invite the people participate In its management Had
Austria been successfuln they say, "we should have
seen the government become naughty again, and return
TO absolutismn Those who demand the restoration OF
the constitution claim that the refusal OF the Hungarans
lwhom they regard obstinate npracticabe ideastsl
70 participate in the general government and control OF
the empire should not be permitted to deprive them OF
this privilege and they loudly demanding re-
turn 10 tho constitutional system. Tho government,
however, does not yet prepared for tins, and am
Informed that the New FIRE. Pres and other liberal Jour-
mails here have been that they stop talking
about this matter now In pain OF coniscaton and sus
pension.
THE EVOLUTIONARY EiEMEyr
Poor Austria The present war will for her not only
result In loss OF territory and prestige but mny not un
likely lead TO serious difficulties and troubles between
her government and peoples In Hungary there is
greater ilieeing than account OF the recent
suspension by tho Emperor OF tho local Diet. and the
rumor that the Prussians organizing Hungarian
tionary army in Hungary hailed with great delight
There probably never any foundation for tho
rumor.
Bismarck and his ''next friend. at tho Tuleries
know too well the danger OF playing with fire TO avail
themselves OF the revolutionary element in Europe,
which, when once set in operation, even these potent
msgicians might not be able 10 control.
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os lately, and nabcrmann don't want 70 have

these iros lately and Habcrmann don't want " have
them repeated.
Ono OF the fourteen cannon claimed 10 have been
taken from tho Italians tho late battles has been sent
towards Trieste via Nabresna, garanded with nowefA
great part OF the teeeraphlc columns are occupied,
Of course, with combinations OF tho victory over the
Italians and congratulatory orders from hAdqnartcrs
The authorities In such good humor this morning
that tho road TO Verona thrown open 70 The public
but this evening IL s closed again by fresh order a.
arc also the ports or Malamocco and Chlogga
This would 20 Indicate that the Italian feet II
again in sight that TO have been the signal Tor
the closing In OF Venice.
SOlaE ANOTHER rArrfB.
Yesterday cannonadlng heard IN tho direction OF
Brondolo. Az yet nobody Of from what u
proceeded. We only know here that all the revenue
Offices stationed along the toraic been abandoned,
Their officers all being In Venice.
The New York herald., 1866-07-23

fhe highly important European news dated to the 18th
Of july brought by the City Of Paris, published
n the shape OF telegraph and newspaper reports at
considerable length in the HERALD yesterday morning
Our special dispatches from Paris, Vienna, Venice
Prague and London given to-day, contain additional
natter with details Of great interest relative to the
armitice plan proposed by Napoleon, the chances OF its
adoption, the state Of feeling prevailing in Vienna after
tAe receipt OF the news from Sadowa the gradual aban
lonment Of Venice by tho Austrans previous to the
formal cesson to France, and tho extraordinary
scenes witnessed in Prague and other portions Of Bohe-
mia just previous to the signal defeat Of Marshal
Doaodok.
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I'm CLAN d.
III L.sgn tssupssa,.l

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t,ost1. J4ly II. iw<
isxsYos rsrosyv ms cgsrt'ssf
rns ognsiseni a Esf1r* = - rfeaesi asiaifi 'Y
rumor q r.sgfslss p+A,s ssi fassSfs y ootins'd
var
psrsr u. i.s f.- ssrs o. H'sisilsa ossfsa y ="
Eny<-ot a lhs yr.s>a % i~iss ssgus - rr'ats -
,-ssn sas.s.. sps ray, srsnssa s has ssss = e.
ga. A ssH s,es b<s..sn tssass ass rrssis 40 -.
ts.s ss1.r sessssssssa " M sosssasiss fg.'s 40
.tls4sh mssE~hs m@rsmsn. u rvocr .s afvsAn
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AUSTRIA.
our VIENNA CORRESPONDENCE.

vIrSl, July 9, 1896.
Rour AT sApowa.
"fom n ps-du hovs rhonnew. II General Benedek
I'D chosen TO plsgiarze from his distinguished military
prsdecessor Francis the First this the message which
might have bean flashed tho telegraph wires after
shs DISASTROUS rou Of the Austrian army on the ID Of
suy. In fact u perhaps little Questionable whether
small portion least Of that which Francis saved and
which Tastsn thought 20 poorly of no, Lost among
Ne npsken trsttaeks, cvtfcoats, cartsens ard al
The New York herald., 1866-07-23

out an English, French ar Italian paper No travellers
are moving about and letters sparse There aro
many and continual changes in the Post oheo depart
ment that one hardly knows whom 10 expect or how
when 70 send q letter These hard times Tor CORE
spondents, especially for those In any way connected
Win the public Jonrnalspart!cnlary now that The CON-
nandants have made war upon them. General Beneaek
toi the North) says:-'I epion upon commanders and
officers to be ygant their efforts TO prevent any one
connected or within the lines from corresponding
directly or indirectly with any journal" Nevertheless,
hear that Russell lB has obtained permission To ac-
company one Of the armies Besides this there seems
10 DO an authorized Official correspondent at Verona
the chief peculiary Of his letters published in tho
Vienna Attend Foal being that he says nothing OF the
general headquarer where he is but gives the most
minute details connected With the Italian army, where
he Is not
The New York herald., 1866-07-23
lp, the prayers are

bow restored old form OF worship the prayers are
said Ia bohemian
Five newspapers are published here thHc 80 which
arr " bohclnan aud two IN German.
bohonla, a. division OF The Austrian empire, ~ under
ihs authority Of a eoyernor appointed w tue Emperor
unu hh local government II diot whbso mambefs are
chosen one Tor every forty thousand voters aud whrso
powers are limited
Tho Bohomians hate the Germans, and part.-.lny
the Germans of the coniedraiy outside ~ Aus
tfln, with holy hatred. They would b. glad
10 be restored 10 their Independence and sever
the tic which now tor moro than two hundred
years has bowed them TO Austria The morc practical
ana sensible men OF nshemia, however. $50 iha utter
hopclesness Of this ~ the pres nt time and the
best thing, demand as much autonomy possible tho
Austrian empire In order 10 increase this they dcro
10 Austria cut herself entirely loose from the
confederation and ceaslng 10 be German name, sho
empire being but about NTH It's entire nnnDor and
bat about onc-ha great tho slnycI form out ~
her various natonailes granting 10 each much inde
pcDdercc ~ was consistent whh cont azod Ppwera
great Austrian empire. Now they hope that something
tbs kind may be brought Of this var that IL
ult may bo the severance of Austria from lie Grr.
manic Confederation, and they hope, consequent
greater recognition OF their own nationality
SLAVIC FuRrrs ~ AuE1HiA
Among tho great Slavic race in the Alrtrinn
Empire numbering about fourteen millions ~
people, living principally in Bohemia, Morayia,
HUNGARY, Dalmata 6acia Croatia and Sclaypnia thcfo
are three particshe Pan Havsts, who dream OF union
ard nationality of all the Slavic rbccs With
ana under Russia a focOnd who hope by
means % obtain entire independence from Austria and
set ~ for themselves, while tho third which nov oin
braces hy rr the larger portion ~ practical thinkers look
70 the severance Oi Austria from the Geranic c0nfed
grafton and the foundation of great md pendent
Austrian empire as the beet means FOR HecaTinR
uonality for themselves This is the great principal
governing German element in Austria that tho different
races Of the empire take such IN ineFct IA thA
The New York herald., 1866-07-23
BOHEMIA.
oUR PRAGUE CORRESPONDENCE
The History of American wnr scenes Re-
led.

pcnfrd.
PRAGUE Capital OF Bohemial juno 2s 1860
few years ago, when Thing which yon
knew Of only by reading history horrid ncud, who
laid waste foreign lands and slew and malmed their TO-
habitants but who haunted your peaceful vacyr
broad praries and smiling river banksa that time
could have written you most entertaining and highly
sensational letter. descriptive OF tho sights which passed
before my eyes and the sounds which have fallen upon
my during the past two days. couid have do.
scribed you tho crowds Of soldiers waiting at noarg
every railway station the road from Vienna here,
fastening to tho 'front.' could have enlarged upon tho
beautiful appearance OF the bvouscs and camps along
the road and could have related thousand little Incl
dents which would have been, am sure, highly inter
eating 10 your readcrs
The New York herald., 1866-07-23
EU R 0 Pc.

the ARMlSTICE AND THE WAR.
0nr Special Dispatches from Paris, Vienna,
Venice, Prague and London.
NapoleOn's Peace Plan Announced and
Great Joy Of the Parisians.
HhLY'S GAIN IF SHE OBTAINS VENETlA.
The Rout at Sadowa Reported
in Vienna.
twenty-five Miles Cleared by the Aus
trian Army in Panic Time.
The Empire at the Mercy Of Prussia
if Napoleon Did Not Act.
-~>~-~~~~~->~~>~>~~-~~~~
Venice in State Of Siege Prepara-
tory to the Cession.
Austrian Preparations for the Evacu-
alton Of the QuadrilateraI.
Tho PruSSian Triumphs in Bohemia and
War Scenes in Prague.
American Ideas-Sanitary, In
dustrial and Artistic.
What Neutral England Hears from the
Fields and Cabinets.
&c. &c. 60.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-24
Cleveland Market,

FLOUR-City ma lie Xxx red held at $I4 5O915 90;
DO M white SIS 5O9l6 %, and choice XX spring
$40 jO0lO IS. '''
wHEAT-Sales . ears No. Milwa akee spring
at 50 lO; cars do do at 81 O5.
CORNIQuiet and steady at CSC for No. mixed;
0ATS-Hsid at 4s s4o, for No. l Ohio. ..'#
z klE-Steady. Held at S5c for No. from store
PnRk-GOld fair trade demand; No. City Mess
SSl co. No,2 Mess $50 co. Prime Mess S27 90; Clear
LARD-Steady at a3c in barrels "a, in kegs
for city-rendered; 2O9 1c for counry-rendered.
BEEF-oteady and firm SIS W for city packed
mess.
SMOKED MEATS-City sugar curei Hams 2sa
24c; do shoulders l4c; Dried Beef 2i925c Bacon
le!s%0,, the outside figures for canyassei.
kuTTER-SalesS tubs choice Western Reserve
at 3O,.
CHEESE-The range is IO9l6,. the outside 6e--
ure for he best offered " .
EGGS-Held at ls9l9e.
HlGHM lNES--NOdera.e request At 81 2lg2 %.
ALCUHOL-SteadY. Cologne Spirits, "a SAG,
50, 9s per cent. cent Alchohol S44ia4 49, Neutral
Pr,of Spirits 81 3j92 40
PETnOLru uM-Nark t dull and nominal, but
prizes are unchanged. Held al s7939c in bond; 579
LAKE FISH-Firm and in good demand.
White Fish IS 30; Pckere. ss co.; Trout 81 So Bass
S. 50 Herring "a so, ali per half Dbl.
HA1--LOose from teams $40 G09l6 90; pressed
SIS 00@2O 90.
P0 0rAT0ES-S4lps cars Peach Blows in bulk at
81 Is; 100 bbs do do at SO 90 per barrel.
WATER LIME-Firm and in good demand at
81 90 for Akron and Oswcgo.
BEANS1Heid at 81 5Og2 90 for good to prime.
SALT-Eeld AZ 81 So for Fine; 81 60 for coarse
Onondaga % So for Saginaw. ~
; ALE AND PURTER-Present Use Xxx Ale $40 90;
Stock Sl2 00@l4 co. Old Stock SIS Co., Cream Sll 90;
Kennett SIS co. Porter Sl4 90.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-24
NOW YORK nIarlSet-mnv on.

higherRt 359s9,.
FLOUR--Upened quiet afterwards became moro
active, advanced lO@5'. and closed quiet; Ss 100
60 Tor extra state: 80 l5g0 6j for round hoop Ohio
and 90 7O@l3 s. FOR trsde brands. -,
WHlSKG-Dull and unc hanged.
NHEAT-2a3c better with nothing Of moment
doing; new No. Milwaubeeab about 80 10. E1
RlE-Frm; Western at 9Gc IA
CORN--le hctter, with moderate demand; s38
s6c for new mixed western ahost; Csc for do to ar
rive 6n@G2c for old mixed western afoat. and SIC
for DO inferior in store.
0ATS-Shsdo frmer 63955yic for new western;
and 55@G25Sc for old do.
COFFEE Held higher. but quiet
SUiAR-ISc hgler; l09S9lOSSc for Cuba.
MOLASSkS-Quiet and firm.
PhTROLEUM-Firmera aud quiet at 271g27 1Ic for
Crude, and 44}s9i3c for refined in bOrd. 49, -
POkK-Steady but not very active; $40 25@sO
62 for new mess, closing at $50 So regular; $50 OOa
20 25 old do, and $24 25a24 so for prime Also
$500 brs new mess. for May June July and
August sellers and buyers option, at $40 759
BhEF-Steady at previous prices
BEEF HAMS-Firm at S47 O0@D4S 90.
CUT MEATS-Uuchanged.
BACON-Qulet and firm.
hARll-Firmer at l0G22c, and small sales
CHEESE-At g2214c; also 600 brls June, buyers
option. .t29Ic 800. -
BgTTER-Quiet at aoaa2s for Ohio and s5s45o
for state. II .T|