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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18

feetotallcrs may hope for largo accessons TO their
ranks Sundays continue 70 domcie the fervent dis
cipcs Of Bacchus not otherwise Inccssant showers OF
rain pouring the haplcss wayfarer, insuperabe
obstacle to the who hopes for indulgence the
following Sunday to compensate for his loss The rum
sellers Of Jersey City cannot boast OF their profits ycser
day and indeed seldom have its streets been thor
oughy ceansed Of filth, moral and material. The sum
total Of the arrests sxthree for drunkenness and
two for ball playing In violation OF tho city ordinance
One Of the vanqu shed was demcnted by his Tuning
potations that he caught in the act Of setting fire TO
his own house. The horse were pretty we'll filled
by those who had made forenoon tour the delightful
country around Bergen and Hobokcn, and who were
doomed 10 rcpose in the shade while exercising their
mcditative powers. The number who crossed 70 New
York were equal to- II not greater, than that OF the
OF the North river Towards evening" however, small
detachmens veniurad across TO smooth their pala,es
with lager
HoBoKEN.
This city presented different scene Squads OF ven.
tourists who thought days enjoyment worth
tho risk of a wetling poured along from noon, and
when the burst really there not OF them
far from that seat Of enoymenta liquor store Here
they RECALLED themselves with the brimming cup, and
occasionally waggsh fellow would sally out in the rain,
companions that the atmosphere OF the interior was
preferable Thus timc rolled on till soul realized that
bssfui state when topers chant with cheerful
cord, ''We'ii not 20 home Till morning. Late in the
evening ferryboat passed that had not detachment
OF staggering roughs, who clutched hands in sympathy
with bacchanaan strain that rather suffered
than sung by Of The amateurs They arc not very
particular IN their ideas VI poenes and intruded into
any apartment with impgnty. That more order not
kept such special occasions by the officials matter
OF no little surprise Hobokcn claims priority q
OF enjoyment, and the Inducements 10 tors have
been increased by the Excise bill steps should be
taken 70 prevent these occasions from degcnerang into
abuses.
RERGEN
well attended In the forenoon but the snngency OF
the orders lately ssncd by the civic authorities keeps
this region clear OF rowdes IL far 70 travel
an unc rtain cxpcd tion especially when liquor could
be Ind In abundance much home. rhe police
the alert 10 sec any one who M ht he fool
hardy enough 10 transgress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18

PORTLAND June II, 1860.
Last evening the machiae shop Of Walter Corrs' fur.
niture establishment In the rear Of Exchange street.
was destroyed by nre The building owned by John
Neal and insured In the Ena Company for 81 600 The
walls will be saved Ccns' loss will DO nearly covered
by an insurance or 81, 200, also in the EtnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18
SERVICES YESTERDAY.

Congressional kebbeSy-Dr. Checver en Tie
CsIsreA Raee-Hb idea Of the Night 81
ss1fage-Aesrses Gslng Again Int Bend
age-Hest Diabslleal Means for Accom-
pnshing . Purpese-RenaFks BY nr. Gu
hert-Radleallsn stabbed In tho House
Of Its Own Friends Services b Other
Churches, &C., Ae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18

sU1xAy.- Sunday, June II, JoHS = sErLxAs, late
OF Baltimore.
His friends, and those OF the family OF Mr. Henry
Tucker are requested 10 attend the funeral at No. ~
East Fifteenth street, this Monday afternoon, At four
o'clock. The remains will be taken TO Baltimore for
interment
[Fov Otter Dsashs See Third Poosl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18

REPORT oF THy CANADIAN COMMISSIONERS on rHg
wysr INDIA SUBSTITUTE ron THE RECIPROCITY
TREATY.
svcin rnson.S 70 rms ssw yosx nrr.ln
MONTREAL, Jgue TO- 1850.
The commissioners appointed TO visit the West Indies
70 ne int e., q Canadian commerce have made their
report, which s now in the hands or the government
printers The contents have not 70, been divulgcd.
ooe o. The wings Of tho Paramen, buidIng vas
struck BY ightnns to-day and slightly damaged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18
Services In the Mercer street Presbyte-
rIan Church.

An address was delivered last evening In this church
by the Rev. Mr.. Booth, before the Young Mems Chris
tian Association the subject Of "Lfe Work the End
Of Culture The reverend gentleman took for h's text
John thirteenth chapter, seventeenth The speaker
said that the principle illustrated by Christ would be the
theme which he would invite their attention and 10
the true end Of all wholesome culture, worthy the
quest of moral and responsible beings for the forma
ton and growth Of truth in our own souls and for the
culture ought not TO be an end in ITSELF II
could not be made without dwarfng true
morality and disappointing the high aspirations Of
those who regard responsible life In which the true
joyment Of moral being eliminates, the only true
the inspiring purpose Of the scholar Life should
be made the end OF study by bringing all culture to the
service Of the SOUL in forming and maturing the char
acter by using all culture In guiding, helping and
saving others. These tho ends for which know
ledge worthiy becomes the quest Of mancharacter and
phi lanthr0pic action.
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The Day In westohester.

The wet withou, kept many persons from going TO
wes,chester yesterday aud getting very wet within
The various saloons oil Open and In full blast
Drinking shops sprlnging up At Mcrrisana and Mel
rose like mushrooms They abound on oil sides, and the
propretos iuxurant in watches and diamond rings
the direct effect OF the law Those who will drink
will get liquor by hook by crook and all tho legisla
ton In the world won stop them Morris Park contained
600 people enjoying their lager; and the claw
WA condemned In emphatic language AZ Melrosc not
many assembled but those who did gather OF the
orderly kind, ana no disturbance was observable any
where rollicking party brought up a. a drinking
outside OF Morris PARK and amused themselves in
singing songs In dersion OF the Sunday liquor law. That
about all The police OF westcheser reported large
numbers Of thieves and pckpocke as being among the
arrivals and their persistent Efforts 70 get among the
better classes bat the In which they were fol-
lowed up kept them from making any depreciation
The rain coming dampencd the ardor Of honest folks
we'll thieves and all Ecred At carly hour In the
day. Some few drunken people were seen on the cars
coming hons, but all behaved with commendable
decorum.
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The third sabbath meeting Of the Methodist Wesleyan
chapel Of East Brooklyn vas held yesterday 81 Ief-
ferts' Park Since 1893 religious meetings have been
held ~ this congregation ~ shs place during each
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Fire In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI June II, 1900.
are this afternoon took place in the building the
corner Of Fourth and Main streets occupied by the
American Bank Note Company and others Damage
about $40 600; insurance unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18

The provisions OF the Excise law relating 10 closing
places where liquors sold carried out in their
full length and scope In Brooklyn yesterday. The law Is
working perfection and with satisfaction TO the most
rigid temperance religious portion or the community
The opposition TO the Law, which its Inauguration
WAS so general gradually wearing away and is whole
some results are made apparent the morals Of tho
community, especially the young men. The steady
drinkers those who consider that glass OF liquor has
a when drank Ia earden public house. and
will have 4 OF any cost by this time have learned
the way wcstcheser Hobcken and the line into
Queens county. THIS class Of the population leave The
city Sunday and their absence Is only felt for the
good influence u has upon those remaining. The liquor
dealers have already made up their minds that the pre-
sent Excise law made 10 he observed In ts full
tox and that the officials In charge OF It's execution
earnest for its and will see that Is enforced
without fear or Partially.
WILLIAMSBURG.
The Willamsbnrzcrs are generally speaking, law
abiding citizens and though there IL indsputable cle
ment of thirsty souls domiced within the precincts or
the Eastern District yet there were none yesterday TO
be who could complain or thirst In the afternoon,
especially when the rain fell In torrents The fact
Is that the Excise law has ceased 70 be novelty, and all
less inclined 10 regard s enforcement AZ
lust that OF any other article section OF State egis
aion and the Consequence that the sabbath not
transgressed by It's breach yesterday. were the
services Of the guardians Of the peace called Into rcqu
son make any arrest for infringement Of the Excise
la
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summer, and such has been their success in financial
point Of view, that the PASTOR the Rev. VIM Luring,
has already been enabled 70 build neat little church a.
the Of Van Buren, and Marcy avenues where the
religious exercises performed during the winter II
In not however, large enough accommodate the entire
congregation, and Ia intented 20 have enlarged,
new one built sufficient funds are collected.
The arrangements made for the accommodation Of the
o6iciating minister and the congregation are very
simple The large dancing platform Used by the picnic
parties waiting the Park has been covered
with seats for the OF the latter while the
music stand serves As pulpit for the former Owing
to the threatening state Of the weather yesterday the
congregation al the morning service very small,
but throughout the entire proceedings the religious
earnestness and department Of all present was exceed
ingly exemplary The service consisted Of alternate
prayers and singing There also sermon BY hr.
Armstrong, of New York, He took for his teat the
fourth verse Of the eighty seventh Psalm-"Ths man
born bad" The rain, which had been threatening
some time previously near the close Of the sermon began
fall rendering immediate adjournment necessary,
and continued with little intermisson throughout the
day; SO that the evening meeting was held in the
church, a small number only being present from the
same cause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18

Liquor dealers who insist upon violating the Excise
law by keeping open thor places and selling on Sunday
ere still be found The following were reported
70 the police magistrates yesterday morning
Before Justice Hosan-Henry Fiarks, No. Green.
wich street, Bridget Pendergast, " Cherry street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

"A Nile ves,va Of the most gifted and beautiful A..
. rss. oh Rm ma A. raris. '' '0'e''"s
&C. which my Ses,rcsl profession ossss me USE
CONSIDER 4 perfect md ch nss
and s%ooSser sIss When i has nothing on il
speeis sms pos marks and an discoioraon Of Tho skin
Tsnd.r.g eo.h white and elegantly tinted sold By y
Jared Rene general importer ). y.
A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-
a The faeti. well taown ina, Or. GoURAJDs MIDI
such q erupons ring~orns sat rhsnm botches tesips
.Se: Carrying and ~S.nns s reasss.s and darkest a
Il makes and smooth elder down Every mother
S. ho bsbs permit
Il be r,d % the % sns a ss s
s = sss rnS s ~ The 81 s..
a s%s q q
40 i-HorrNAy a wESDLEEs PATENT DIS.
n nfectant Composition - the cheapest and most power.
fol deodoler and destroyer q and msm, rns
Po~ sSs ., no ssp %s s%S my
i5gEs5S e 81 Sss Street. psr New yos a'''
ysnis Horse saire Is daily curing q
Calls Scratches. swelling. ca. strains oa se,ss 70
Gek Try cent. sss sSls y ss prS Ysss Mar
Ssays ron .. rEs1sass1 cosSs ,s H.
70, common corns Brsas Embroea.icn Cor rheumatic.
Esisios, surgeon chIropodss ss Bro.dwsy Evening w
broadway
CoRYs Bryiovs. BAD NAILS, ENLARGED JOINTS,
dist once ~ Howcry, Bank Building Rios AnnibiA
tor Corps Bunions. Ac ny mail % cents
nows WITH THE DUST BROWNIES PATENT yg.
tsc Weather strips aud window hands totally exclude
aust, noise and odcr il summer as well as cold wind ard
sp ~ @ sa2 s spa ss ,s - svsy
sse Metallic weather strip Company. ONCE "a Broadway
LrRRcELEs TAN AND PINPTEs REMOVED At
in by the OF upham's Freckir, Tan and Plmple
RanIsher. Price 80 cents Sold By DEMAB BARNES
co, n Park row. aud all druggists
TTPHAMs HAIR GLOSS AND CURLING rLUiD IS
" the beat hair dressing In the world Prizes ~ osnta
sold By BARNES, Il Para row, aud ali druGajsta
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Yesterday being the thireth anniversary Of the dedi
Of this church. the services in the morning were
commemorative Of that event The Rev. d. X Lee,
pastor, o,stcd I'm referring TO the changes that bad
taken place within the period since tho day when tho
church nrst given the service OF God, The
reverend gentleman stated that since It's dedication there
had i've hundred and seventy pewh0ldcrs alta he'd
10 the church. of tina, number there representa-
tves from but nine families that had formed Part OF
the rst congregation Three ladc. aud gentlemen
were received into the church. and three infants christ
cned After the regular service q number OF
tho congregation remained and pArtook OF the commun
ion social commemoration OF this anniversary ts
10 take place on Tuesday evening next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-18

Court Of Appeals Calendar.
ALBANY juno 10, 1890
The day calendar for Monday, June 49, embraces the
following numb :--l20 1874 1885, l3o. 1884, l3s, 1882
40, l4l aud a.
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TTPHAMs HAIR GLOSS AND CURLING FLUID IS
" the best hair dressing In the world Price ~ csntA
sold BY BARNES, Il Para row, aud all druaGisa
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The Fourth Wisconsin veteran Volunteer cavalry, for
time past stationed along the Inc OF the Rio Grsnie
have been mustered " the service aud will proceed
North medately. Tho regiment has been Ia the ser
1861 serving Cor The most part In the Depart.
ment Of the Gulf
Two companies Of the Forth United stated cavalry
have arrived here 70 relieve the Fourth Wisconsin
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-16
nreuStary Aaairs.

NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
The Posts Money Article says: On the
report that the government was about ont
TO prepay, Immediately, the S24 oOo;oOo
of coin interest, date LIST of November,
the aos the price Of gold o wsns aowa
to ls0a Eha this s.o %eFn market opened With
o oo ANIMATION, but closed dull
s and dropping. Governments are firm,
without much activity. except in the
Z EOS of 1862 and 1865, for which there is
@ good inquiry; the former for foreign
and the latter for domestic investment.
Over the counter the quotations are !
higher for these bonds. Seven-thirties
are rather fat; 10 40s are firmly held at
995. Railroad shares are less sought
after by the small speculators In the
street, and there is more disposition to
sell than to buy Foreign. Exchange is
more active; bills at sixty days on Lon
don are quoted. at I059alO69; fol-. COM
mercial, 1o6s lo7t; for bankers do. at
short sight, lU1f a1O6
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
FARMING Land for Sale.

OY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED Oh
d TRUST made by Joseph D. Britt, and
Mary, his wife, and SaTah M'Cully TO me, dated
the 10th day OF Decenb Der, A. D., 1861, and re.
corded in tho office Of the Recorder for Ohio
county in deed book numbered IS, folios Al
and 472 shall on Monday, the 18th day of DC
tober 1866, proceed to sell at the front door o.
the Court House, II said county OF Ohio. the
following described real estate, situate on the
waters of Wheeling Greek, in said county, West
Virginia adjoining the lands surveyed by
James Mcconnell, Sr, James Mcconnell, Jr.. anu
others, and bounded ID follows to.wit: Begin
ming 1T sugar tree near the top of hill and IL
line OF William sheppards survey. thence with
ME line y. II, W. g. poles to ssugar tree thence
n 60 E. ~ poles 30 d walnut, corner Jane !
McConnels survey 'hence with his line OF said
survey S. %, W. s. poles to a dogwcod, thence
N 81, W los poles TO a locust; thence S. SO, ".
Is poles 10 a hickory corner to survey made for
Alex nder Adiths, thence with line of said
survey S. S. z. 2T5 poles to the beginning COL.
tanning 100 acres, more or less being the same
tract OF land conveyed by Lydia S. Cruger TO
Joseph D. Britt ano Sarah MCully, by deed da
ted December 10Th, 1861, and recorded in Book
IS, page 81.
Terms of Sale ,sh. Selling 90 Trustee
shall coavey onl, such tide as is vested in me,
but the title is ellie I'd to DO ininpsachabIe.
seli3.ts NJ c. COED Trustee.
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Dry Goods IN arket.

NEW YORK, October 10.
The market opens very unsettled and
irregular; buyers hold out of the mar et
in hopes of break in prices, which they
profess to expect and which the contln-
ned dullness would seem to suggest; but
the continued advance in the raw mate
rial. and the fact that spinrers havewell
stocked their mills at the high prices,
gives a good degree of firmpess to hold
er. of goods, and precludes any prospect
of decline SO long as cotton continues
high The leading makers of heavy
goods are in very light stock, and as long
as this remains SO there is nothing to
compel concession Jobbers prices are:
Brown Sheetings-Indian Head %; Bos-
ton A y; Boston s "A. Bleaohed Shirt
ings-Wamsntta 80; Ballou & Son 2o;
Hope 20 Prints-GaIner & Co. 81;
Ha milton I91; American 10; Empire 1871
Hamilton 371; Blackstone River
rs. Stripes-American 25; Arasapha 20
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BY LEWIS BAKER
commerclaI Matters.
New York Market.

New YORK, October 10.
Cotton firm AZ for Middling Uplands
and "A do for Orleans, Flour shade
firmer and more active; 50 lOal0 70 for
Extra State; $40 00all rs for Extra
Round Hoop, and Sll oOal3 so for iran
Brands, closing quiet ard STEADY. In
Guided in the sales are 5,Uoo ppis' iow
grade flour for export. Wnlsky urn al
1la42 in bond Wheat 1a2c better aud
moe active; 81 85al 80 for common old
spring; 81 3Oa2 So for new Milwaukee
Clnh. Rye more active aud ls2c better;
slO3Al 10 for old Western, aud 81 l5al ~
frnew do; Receipts OF Barley, l7S, AGO
bush.ls quo, arions lower aEt III moder-
ata demand; 2a4c.; Rowed Safe at
81 l6al 20 Barley malt dull. Corn re-
ceipts l7,20l bushels; 20 better ana
quite actir @; there is moderate Inquiry
f,r export, but The demand is chiefly
speculative; sales of 1876 900 bushels at
95a96o for inferior; 96a99 for shipping
mixed western ah'ar, chisty 96a9S;
98aa5I do in store; 95.aSl 90 for west
ern yellow. aud 81 GOAL O5 for white
western. Receipts of Oats 23,5O0 bush
els; la2c better and more active; sales
OF l25 900 bushels at 56a60 for Chicago /;
1851 for Milwaukee; 81 for new OHIO
Cotfve quiet aud unchanged. Sugar more
active aud finer; Cuba l0sal3t. Pc
troleum +235 Cor Grade, AMI 4la42
for refined ! Pork steady but
onier; s33 Osao. .or new mess, closing
az S33 ~ cash Sd 90 Tor old do, and
s29 so for prime also $40 bbls. new mess
8 d S33 10 al sellers option, to October,
aud S3l 90 at sellers option, to Novem-
Der; $50 5Oa32 624 buyers option to No.
vember, and S29 20 sellers option all
year. Beef dull and heavy at Sl2 5Oa
l8 50 for rev plain mess, and Sl8 00a23 90
for now extra mess. Beef hams quiet at
45a4e. Bacon at I5a for Cumberland
CUT. snd leg for short ribbed. Cut meats
heavy; l3a1aa for shoulders, and l7al9
tor hans. Dressed hogs dull at 13al3s
for Western. Lard dull and lower at
161sl85. Butter dull and heavy ct 20a3S
for Ohio; 33a4o Tor Safe.
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RECEIPTS THIS WEEK.
BuA2io uarket.
BUFFALO, October Il

Flour steady ga 90 for Xxx Michigan;
white SIPS; No. sprir &, Sl2 25aSl3 80 ;
Ohio, white, 60 900 bushels at 81 92t;
Milwaukee gr~;Yg, for sample, 81 90; No
2 Wisconsin spring $500; white Mich
gan S305. White Kentu, Ky corn tirmer
opened at SAC and closeda CSC saies
$50 GOO 'ushels. Oats sales of SEQ bush
els No. 2 Chicago az 50; 10000 bushels
No. l Toledo at so. Barley and Rye
quiet, PORK 500 50aS3i, Whisky So s..
Canal freie hts TO New York wheat Ice;
oorn 49, The Association rates to.mor
row will be to New York: whla; -.
corn lao, oats 90.
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OswsgO Market.
OSwEGo, October !;

OSWSGO, OCbODSI 10
Flour steady Sl1 Is for NJ. sprios
Sl3 IS for red winter; -Sit % for White ;
sl5 GOALS rs for Xxx Wheat dull; Mil.
wadGee Cl9b. by sample, s. co. Corn
soGiVe and nominal. Barley aculve aid
unchspged; Canada 81 l5al 20, prime
especially at the latter quotation for Bay
Qulnts. RYE scarce sales of / C0o bush
Canada at 81 p, aud 1900 bush. Stste
Al 81 %.
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81. Norris Market.
ST. LnIr1s Onfnl

sr.LoUIs, October 10
Cotton Arm at Bee, Good middljng
nouria&otive; 50 25aI0 so for superfine !:
81 90 ior Y; $fi 50a13 so FOR Ky 1tsIs
for fancy. w, at lavor buyers: 81 lOa
& for prime spring; 81 60 for prime
at ~ oea2 20 for choice. Corn heavy
ions 49, Gate lower at 47a50. Proyis.
sl9! ia ,No75 fo- bacon shoulders;
I7sik91' asar sides. Lard dull as
r. -Ss fr@ at q SSa2 81.
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA October Il

PHILADELPHIA OoVooci IL.
Flour qniet; super fine $5 00sS675; ex-
ira SO 00sSl1 80. Wheat dull; SO GOA
So 10. Corn has an = vancing tendency;
mixed Wisconsin, 81 Us. Oats steady at
SIC. Coffee quiet; only 600 bags of La
guyra in first bonds here; Rio, 22as55.
Sugar. molasses and whisky unchanged.
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Pnlllin Sale,

az TUESDAY. THE 10TH Oh
~ October 1866, shall sell In Wheeling at
store room No. 81 On Water street, north of
the S. llgg House. Icing the second door above
Ia s. Id Sprigg House, the one undivided half
of the stock of goods, fxtures and store furni'
rure, belonging to Maier q Mckinley, including
thesaid Maier upd ivided half of the wharf boat,
lying at the Wheeling wharf, nearly opposite
said store room No. IL.
Tho terms OF sale are cash The undivided
half of said stock of goods, store furniture and
az tSYFffSs cd w ae sold N ono Qaxlss .aRd #
Gel each 10 the histest bidder for cash as Is be.
fore mentioned.
sale 10 commence Il 10 o'clock a M.
a. J. SWEENEY,
TrusteS
7, Conr.d Malet ousent TO said sale
octII.t6s o. MAIER.
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icnG- ia arkes.

lCAGo, October 10
F+onr dull. - Leaf opened steady and
closes dnll at decline Of 2a3o; sales No.
! al 81 lOe2 i35. and No 2 at 81 70sl 50
Cor, sotive and sdvauced lalit; sales at
oiaoo3e for No, ], 62s a655o for No. . Oats
soVsuced lc, closing steady at 80 35c t.r
Me-. Provisions Gull. Freights aetir.
snd advanced lsa2e; wheat 100. corr li3
also, to Baffslo II
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 10,
Flour very irn; Western extra at
sl2 75a13 so Wheat steady. Corn
firm; receipts light Oats firm, at 57a5ec.
Rye firm: sales of l,5l7 bushels new, at
S. l2a5 Is. Provisions ir otive. Coffee
steady, at 1eal9s, gold. Sugars very
firm. Whisky steady.
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Toledo Market
TOLEDO @. 90,

TOLEDO, O., October Is.
Flou, quiet and firm. Wheat la2c
better; sales new White Michigan at
So 93a2 81; amber $40; No. spring 32a
Sac. Corn scarce, firm, and &c better, 70
sS0c for No. mixed Oats held at t7o;
46c offered. Lake freights unchanged.