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Robbery of sI3O in Gold.
Arrest and Attempted Escape.
The Money Refunded Yesterday.

One day last week, the sum of $3.50 in
gold was stolen from Mr.. Hugh McGavock,
and suspicion at once created itself on a
man in his employ, named John Mulliky-
a deser!er from the rebel army, and a late
Government employee, Information was at
once lodged at the headquarters Of the de-
tective police, and yesterday at eleven
o'clock Mulliky was taken into custody,
and brought to Cavitt's headquarters. Just
as he and the officer were ascending the
steps, however, the thief fed and ran,
turning the corner down Front street. The
officer pursued him, and fred two shots,
when Mulliky ran into an clubhouse, where
he was again arrested and taken TO the
ofice-this time marched before the officer,
who held a pistol in his hand.
On reaching the headquarters, he sent
for his brother, who returned the sum Of
$3.50 in gold to Mr.. McGavock, who did not
care to prosecute the matter, and Mulliky
was consequently discharged.
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a very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of VAL Paper and Windo0 SHADES,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
aud for sale by MEkRrrT & HINT,
A. Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhs.tf Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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In Chaneery at MealinnviIle. Tenn.

NN---|WN IT. ~
Audiey, Mary sndThomss Harrison, ard olberr
" fBli % cell Lsnd.
Josoph Haruson, Audley and E zabefh Wineman.
Eetty hc6regor. James Lawrence and ufe Viz.
1luia-
N this cNuse. appearing % The saasfsrt1n q
The Clerk and Master that the above named de-
iendauts are non-reslaeats o. t1e aia'e Of Teunea-
see, % Inst the ordinary process Of law cannot D.
served upoutnem, 10 q therefore oriered that pub
acHflon b made for four successive werks. h rHe
Nashville Unloos . newspaper published IN the
city o. NasnTlie. Iennessae. requiring sod de-
f-ndaats % sppear on ihe first day al our next
Cour, % te held at The Court ho1sa IN sMI m
vile. en- the fourth Monday Ia March next. ten
and there % peads auseer or demur 70 complain.
ants bl, or tbe came VII Be- taken f0r confessed ~
- thems and SCI Tor hearnger pzre
J. n. EOEFORD, C An.
fahlG-NfE By G.. RrEra. u. @.
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On THEATRE.-Miss Hosmer's Camille
last night, was worthy the reputation Of the
great actress and it is not surprising that
she drew forth high praise from the seyersst
critics Of New York.
Tonight she viii appear as Parthenia, in
the play Of Irgomar.
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Accounts from all parts of the coun-
try state that st. Patriek's Day passed
of quietly. There was nowhere any
disturbance, and the anticipated Fe-
MAN raid on Canada was probably for
gotten.
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See Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. It is an admira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
hrst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference TO old port wine.
1t is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. ldec2l-tst&weowiy.
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Rr-AERrsr or THoEAs HANKs-Our read
ers will recoilect that a few days since, a
man named Thomas Hanks was arrested on
q charge Of stealing > horse and buggy from
John CHUNKY, but was discharged bacause
1t Was proved that be originally hired the
animal aud vehicle, though there were very
strong grounds to believe that, II he had
not been overlaken, ne would have hed
with il to parts unknoEni but that Of
course could not be absolutely proven. Al.
Ter his discharge be remained in the city,
putting on immense airs, until yesterday
morning, whes detective Cavitt received a
telegram from Memphis. informing him
that Hanks had been in come heavy swlnd-
ling transactions, and he was accordingly
put under arrest, and viii be held 70 await
The arrival Of an ohcer, who viii take him
10 Shelby county Cor trial.
or the nature Of The swindie we know
nothing, save that il was on a large scale.
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M Ma.

The food and luxury n ne age, without q engie
EluIt. One trial viii c1aVInoc the moot sEsunanI.
MaEes PuddnW, GaEesi tustlrls, Eiauc Manre.
ac., without asnglaas, WITH lev or no eggs. at acast
asOufshIlg the most economical a slight aifi-
ton % ordinary Wheat Flour weaty Improves
Bread and cake Itis siso ereeIsntfoF thlekeuinr
sEeet sauces, graves or fsh or Mel, coup, a.. FoT
lca-Creau nothing can compare with r. A little
boiled .u mix VII produce nch cream fE coffee,
80. &c.
Bot up in one pound packages, under the trade
marx Maaeua aIth directions for Use.
A most delicious E-ucie q Rood Or children and
iuTaida q al ages. Fer sale b. 6rocau and Urlv-
gsts everywhere.
Wholesale Depot, tS6 Fulton ~ Nc- Vera.
WILLIAM DUETEA. General AGENT
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In ChAncery at Carthage, Tennessee.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1856.

Josiah PTowel, ct ais, vs.. George Baker, et ais.
IN this cause. e appearing % fhs Clerk and Mac
ter that the defendants Susan Bruce. and her h4s-
her husband, hcmss sanderscn, are uou-resi-
dents a the State Of Tennessee ~ tuat the
ordinary process Of laR = aun0t be served uuon
them It b. therefore orlered That publication
be made for four successive weeks In toe Nash
vile Union, n newspaper Published IN The city Of
Nashville. fenaessce, requiring said defendants q
Rppear a the next term o. the Cnsncery Court o.
smith county, % Be- held a. he courthouse m Car
thaCe on the third Monday 10 August. 1866. 10 an-
sser eompiansnfs tul, OF he same Will - taken
l1r confessed snd set fsr hearing q parte - 10
them D. H. CAMPBELL CAM.
ahTg-ftu
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We are indebted 70 Ed. willard, Union
street, for the Louisville and Cincinnati
daiIios, the Mercury, Flsg Of Our Union,
FUNNIEST Of all Phun, and the Sunday
Mercury. He has lots Of other good read
rvu
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Parties sending Orders 20 the o
Department Ofthis Paper will please
write - Union Office" on the face Of
the Copy.
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Qua Jos oFFIoE.-We are executing oyery
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the nestest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
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A CURIOUS THrF.-A few nights since,
a thief entered the stable of Mr.. W. C.
Turner, three and q half miles from the
city, on the Noleusville pike, and took a
saddle and blanket therefrom, and did not
disturb an excellent horse that was hitched
there. A rather strange thief, this man.
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ltsliaH Awnings made 70 order. Furni-
ture covered and repaired BY Hewitt a Mar
shall, No. 81 College strset. Mar. S, I'm.
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PTRsoSAL.-Mr. John J. Dew, editor Of
the Huntsville Daily Independent, is in this
city at this time, on business. We commend
him and his paper TO the advertising public.
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To MiIk-men.-Milk Tickets lpints and
quarts) on different cOlored eard-boards' Of
good quality, for sale at this Office.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed 10 order.
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CITY NEWS.

For the House OF Representatives.
We are authorzed 10 announce Me-. VS.. b. LEws
as a candidate, under the Governors proclamation.
Election March 3lst, tsG6.
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To those DESTROYS of such q situation,
we would direct their attention to the ad-
vertisement in another column, headed,
q" Teachers Wanted"
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Attention Capitalists.
Iron Works for Sale.

TUB Stockholders hsvnE 20 directed, thu Pres.
II dert vii cfer said property Tor sale, - suction.
on the first Tuesday IN Aprl next, 10 Atlantis, IN
less sold ST private sale before thst day. This pro-
perry = located 90 miles shove Atlanta, on both
sides Of the Western & Atsnuc Railroad. There Is
100 scres Of land, q reasonable portion q Il good
Erming land, Snd the balance Fsusne Tor wood and
mi~nerls-gold, eopper and iron the iron ore
seeming 70 be inexhRuEtbie. and The cray ore being
esteemed among the hest IN TIE world The Corn
ard Eourng Mills snd Iron Works are only some
haf mile from the Alatoona depot, or Alstoona
Creak, which furnishes the wafer power. About
half Of the village Of Ailatoona belongs % the pro-
perry. some Of the buildings being snurely de-
suoyed. Others damaged, Al the working stock
being entirely destroyed, others damaged, al TIE
working STOCK being lost, and q mAaouty Of ne
stockholders beng crippled IA means ny me rsyA
ees Of War, have deteTrInsd tbs company 70 sal
rather thsn attempt under the orcumstEDces, 10
FesuscitAie-
infomasaon in detail can BE- procured b eoasuli-
irg. J. q.
Getz-sm Albania, Ga
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Old Course of Treatment

Physicians ire constantly annoyed by patients returning with secondary synrirn.
Dr. JONES has discovered a mode Of treatment fr these diseases which Is rrbar
pleasure than pain. His treatment has undergone "a thorough irv4I=auta. ma
has been 0uud much moreC efficient than suv ether He IS never troubled with U.
complaints Of patients with secondary Syphilis aWoltu 1rcaus,u with many avu.
toms produced by the OdS School Treatment
DIR. JONESS charges are the IN in al caws-WU chve the ame fr one
weeks attention that he would for m month, and it is Of course to his interest %
as speedily az possible
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For Sale al this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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Response.

The above statement so far as It relates 10
me is correct. W. CHADsouRy.
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NEssRs. EDIToRs NASHVILLE GAzETTT:
noticed a card published yesterday morn
ing in every paper Of the city except youl
own over the following signatures:
WE. P. LIKES, GenI sup't,
J.B. YATEs, Asst sUp'5 3
Z. H. EwISo, GenT Freight Agent,
which I regard as raising a direct question
Of veraeity with me, not only as a member
Of the Committee Of the Chamber Of Com
nerce, but as an individual. They say that
the statement, that Mr.. Ewing said that
freight must go by his route, or he would
sink Nashville, is false in every word, syl-
able and letter. Having made that state
ment indirectly, in a communication in the
columns Of the Nashville Daily Gazette and
directly to the Chamber Of Commerce Of
this city, I feel called upon to s~ubstantiate
it. In order to do so, I called Yesterday
upon Mr.. ~Chadbourn and received from him
the following statement:
Mr.. Ewing said to ne that if such houses
as French 4 Co., A. Hamilton, and James
A. AcAIlister & Co., allowed the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, to underbid the
Nashville and Northwestern RAILROAD on
shipments Of cotton, he would make such
rates freight and such discrimination as
would carry all freight around Nashville
and totally ruin it. Several gentlemen,
whose Yeracity cannot be questioned,
the language used by Mr.. Ewing to
Mr.. Chadbourn much stronger, but l only
give the statement OF Mr.. Chadbourn as he
gave tito me, fully establishing the asser-
ions hat made Let a candid public de-
ermine the question for themselves and see
where the falsehood lies.
JOIN j.. MCCAIN.
The above statement so far as it relates 10
ne IS correct. ". II. CEADRouRS.
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Damasks, Lace Curtains, Window Shades,
Cornices and Wall Paper. Large stock and
at lowest rates, just received by Hewitt &
Marshall, No. 81 College street.
Mar. 8. In,
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oInsenu, E esthers, Reesmar

TUE hghest marEet pros ~ hs psaI
u o. eash, a soc lruE stors oil 1913
Co, Ma - Aouh asrxsl street -.
e.nl % eneah testhsrs aad -. -
mss9 Ia 6iaseas wanted. a.
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We are obliged to the Adams Express for
late newspapers.
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I'm cbapcerv A. MeNfinnvile Tenn

FEuRUAEY RULEs, Isad.
p K. Fell aud ". q Whllas EEn Of Wm. White.
ascal1E4s
IS.
4. n. Wafteraon.
II appeaunE q taa Eansfcd1n q he CarE and
wasef. hpm ealdsFlh. tnat TIE defendant. III M.
nassees
as fherefors ordered that puhi-seon b. made
fr four ncnsecltse EeeEs 10 tie NASHVILLE uuian.
a reFEp9per published 10 thecsy 81 nashville, ~
cntnnE De a0d deieuda0t O. apprar on TIE ira
day q cur ~ - Court, o. u held ~ ne Courthouse
10 MeHiulYlle ca The hunh Mcadsy IL Mafch.
1855 thsn and HaTe . plead, safseF or ierur %
edmfiaranfs hl OF tha same viii BE- taken f1r
ccu1rssed aHan1i Inn sad 80 30 hearing ~ uarss.
j. r. M0RFoRD,C AN.
fol-Fhr D. lie EMa, u. C.
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Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of Geo. Shields & Co. They auction,
this morning, at 10 o'clock, a miscellaneous
stock. Bargains are certainly in store for
somebody OF this sale. Attend.
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NASHVILLE. IarN rLer ~ tH
DkofEkIf owners On Nturh street. aa lH1
street, tetHesn summer Eu1 faIFEa. cod Ha
C1erW street, between tllnl and Cedar frr -ri
81 ueuhHt io cgEfrarf ar1He cultrEr sE4 ztnr alt
nurk pavement uhrraFar 81 10 reIHrrL aHuniaE
% ne ruar ae1aans ard eraacH HH Ha O. HEe
ulshsf - lleNtT Eue beer SAL fHfa r do
commedced alfnIu Cen days rom lNa Gate. SAL
pushcg Fapidiy q aompirtcn. tEn CrnIaetar 80
ne street HorE ail b. nonded ~ c1aHErlci ~
eurtfngs ne expenas III alch sl ID charrad IL
ta properlJ owner
dseaa W MATT. BROWN. Nsysr
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GEN,L Roar. HArroN-

+. l.. 7.
Killed at Seven Pines, Virginia, May 3lst,
1868. Age, IS years.
The funeral train will start for Lebanon
this morning at nine o'clock; they Will be
escorted to the limits of the city by the odd
Fellows of Nashville.
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SPECIAL
Consumption, S~crofuls,
Rheumatism &c.

HEGEMAN 8 Cos GENUINEMFDIC1NALCOp
Ii Liver on has proved, BY twenty years'
experience, the most valuable remedy IN use. As
while lt cures the disease, it gives strength and desh
70 the patient. Warranted pure snd made from
Fresh Liver, with great care, without any artificial
bleaching. Sold BY Druggisls-
HEGEMAN & Co,
msrT-6ml Chemists and Druggists. New York.
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Was The OHly preparation FOR food from
Indian Conn

That received a meda and honorable mention from
lie Eoysl Commissioners ~ the great International
Exhibition, London Is62, the competition Of sI
prominent Manufacturer Of ECON Starch" and
prepared Corn Flour u tIs and other couutnas
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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The Late General Robt. IIatton.
The mortal remains Of this disting uished
Iennessean were looked upon by many Of
his old friends yesterday for the last time,
as he laid in state at the odd Fellows Hall.
The lace plate Of the burial case, in which
be was placed shortly after his death, was
removed, and though his body seemed to
be much dis6gured by decay, yet those who
knew him well, could easily recognize him.
HIS head was not properly pillOwed when
he was eofned, it lays too low, and q good
view Of the face cannot be obtained. He is
clothed in the uniform in which re fell, al
except the coat; the one which IS now upon
him is the one that was given to him BY
his friends in Wilson county, previous to
his departure for the seat Of war in 1861.
The Odd Fellows, of which Order he wss /
prominent member, has placed upon the !
;ofhn a silver plate, with the following in
'cription.
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CsrPeHngs Oil Cloths, Mastings, Drugits,
Rugs and Mats. Largest stock in Nashville
Just received BY Hewitt 4 Msrshsll, No. 81
College street. Mar. s, ln,
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cents.
The efhcscy O. these remetss rI.r HH.a.a
edged ~ pny-Isans aud paleaf-. rErT a used
in me U.S. Hospital. and ~ .Eerraa ura. have
Euuet Tie eppr9uHlu1 of DE most .H
falent take uotcef The 1EraT.tHura eHls1
n the phyzcans sho uss thaa. a. ya1 aa lT
ue following.
Per Hasrfrat. FaET HsasIaIL
EenuaFa. FrH lra
Of have crest saHsEcf1l .a slslls alaI have
u.Bt "fls dauar-l1's GemsieH i1fN rrsuai
Lse1ae in ls mQstcuatcnsry Forms t.afl ] have
used tlsm altu -Il4EueuL discretion. ass proper
y. and have Quad them rsaroul o. my nllrps
Tore promptly ana cisctll hUaalaL fEsIr
composition, ] have the uisst arli.ol.- % tl.r
ehracJ, snd 81 er A. my usa Of t1cm rrttl-si 3
recommend item Strongly
ALFRED q HoWEEa
Assistant slrEe0a5l aes Iofa ta-s
Raader here = proof positive Or Hs value OF
These tFuy Faluane p-rerarll0la- Iae ld aael
~ su~dd-Rusalg drugs have t1 eve Say Or rene
de p4relT Vegetable, pleasant O. l-'e. slI A
f1s!lIkE CUkE-
sold By WJACW sHIIH. lusF
Cor. Church AMI Vine Hr-ez. aalU.a
CO, froprec-a.
10 ka'e street. Phaadepha pa lasp1-tm
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Established in 1882, at
NO. 23 DEADERICK STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE BAnBARors MODE or
4 treatment for PRIVATE DISEASES, BY the SO U aute rr.rtr-. sH
eauste injections, with painful operations, etc, vas aroused Iv Che rErrt.r Nh
by the
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

10 all cases, which saves to the patient the evTasEut prices Of medicines or pro-.
cuptOns, which Will, in many cssas, cost more han the whole u his CHARGE boz
idsy you save yourself the probability Of exposure. IN calling Tor the Incidence r
Drug Store. The office is 30 arranged that no one need see yI while. there. Al.
BUSINESS and correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients and strangers, in visiting
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-20
FROM NEW ORLEANS,

, New ORLEANS, April 19-There waS al
alteration to-day at the Custom House l. Y
tween Gen. Burbridge and cotton planter
from Shreveport, regarding some cotton
| transaction. Burbridge fired three times.
| No blood shed.
Gen. Mcintosh reports the Indian terri
tories desolated by war, and it will take
years to recover. hepeople are very des-
titUte.
Bad reports from crevasses everywhere.
The crevasses are widening.
The working men nominated General
Hays for Sheriff, and he wiz be elected.
The judgment of the Anrwap Methodist
Conference in the case Of ~ Y. Doggett,
expelled from the Church for improper
conduct is affirmed by the General Confer
ence. Proceedings OF the Conference con-
fined to unimportant reports by standing
committees.
The steamer Liberty, from Baltimore,
via Havana, and the Mexico, from Vera
Cruz, are below, coming up.
The New York Mail Steamship Compa-
ny applied for an injunction against the
demolition of levee Enclosures after they
were destroyed. Not a vestige of any in
closure remains, and the levee is clear
Gen. Candy did not know it till the work
was done, when he turned it over to the
Circuit Court. During the argument of the
Injunction the Steamship Company pro-
pose to rebuild the inclosure, but the May
or has applied for preventive injunction.
The press demand relief for Senator
Gwynn at Fort Jackson.
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New York nIarket-ApriI "a,

COTT0N--Dull and heavy at &c for niddlins
HLOUkc-Opeped quite firm but with az material
falling OIL in the demand; market closed en-
Tor the purchaser; 81 1908 30 for extra state & s5Sa
40 far eXrS round hoop Ohio, and l5Di2 90 for
trade brands. w ''A
MEiSKY11Quiet at o. 2G92 27 for State.
WHEAI-Opehed quito firm but with a Iinited
inquiry ana no excitement. market closing dull md
2gSc lower; 81 81 for No. Cbicsg go sprna: s1 far
for old Milwaukec S669l 80 for new No. IMiwatl-
kee including small parcel choice ut 9I; and 10
for prime white Genessec.
RYE-Firm
CORN-Firn and very quiet; s29s4o for unsaupd
and S5g67c iUr sound mixed wetern in store and
delivered, and sos for western delivered.
OATS-Less active and easle.; 1880 for nav
western, and 81 g59c for old do. a
SUGAR-Steady.
MOhASSES-Quiet and steady.
PETROLEUM-24 for crude, and 5gg40c for
refined in bond. -
PUllK-Opened heavy but closed decidedly firm
or; S!6 0Ge26 25 for new mess, closing at S2O QE
CASH S25 OOs25 25 for old do and &2l G2k0B22 90
Tor prime; also, 1850 brls mess. for April May
and June, sellers option. at $26 00920 25. '.TF
BEEF-Active; $i5 509l9 so for new plain mess
and ~ 0Og2E 90 for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Steady at S3Sg3g.
CUT MEATS-Steadyi lOA9ll%c for shoulders
and l51S@l75(c for hams
BhCON,;Quet 141zc for Cumberland cut and I5o
for short ribOed.
LARD-Firmer at lsK lS4c; the latter an ex-
treme.
,BUrTER-Dull; 25845, for Ohio, and 10000 for
state.
CHEESE-Quiet at I6929e.
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Cleveland Market,

FLOUR-City made Xxx rcd $Il9l2; do Xxx white
Sl2gl3. Sales 100 bbs Xxx white country at $lI;
100 bbls Xxx red country at So
WhEAl-2O cars Milwaukee spring 81 65; car
do do AZ 81 &C, car do d at 81 10.
CORN-Sales cars No. shelled at &c from store;
cars do do at 69lc.
0ATS-Ssles 1900 bu No. Ohio from store at 4rc.
PORk-Sales No. City mess at S26 30; No. 2mess
s25 So clear $50 90.
LARD-City rendered in tierces lsc do in kegs
49, Country rendered l69l7c.
UANS--Sales 5000 lbs City suglr cured at 2lc
Country cured at IO92O..
SHOULDERS-City cured steady at lac. Coun-
try-cured l39l4c.
BAC0N-Held at lsc for clear and 19c for sugar
cured,
MESS BEEF-In moderate demand and steady
at SIS 10. Extra mess $50 90.
DRIED BEEF-Sales 800 lbs at 23c.
HlGHWlNES-Firm Sales so bbls at 50 %; 10
bbls at 2 81.
ALC0H0L-Steady. Held at "a 1904 So for 9s per
cent. Cologne Splrt, 9S per cent, a 90. Neutral
Proof Spirits 50 3592 4C.
PETRQLEUM-Quiet and steady at 52954c for
Refined free.
LAKE FISH In fair demand. No. White
fish 81 so per halt brl; No. do $s 90; Pickefol
81 50; Trout 81 OO97 50; Herring IS g5.
SALT-Firm 1T 81 So for Fine; 50 60 for coarse
Onondega; 80 55 for Saginaw