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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-25

NirGl>N Postal ArrMRS.-lhc mail
route from App"mattoN Courthouse Ia Ne
hra>ka is awarded to Pryor ID. Martin Of
tppomattoX: service six times week.
Reopen the following offices:
Moss Neck. Caroline county. Mrs. Mary
Harris, postm>,rcSs.
Stock Creek, Scott county, Mr.. Louis,
Surrr. uu.tmi>trc>>.
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ID l. NJ ON \ L.---GRCBBS IL WILL
Ii LIAMS, REAL EsTArI Agents AND AUCTION
IERs, have removed To their new office, under the
National Bank Of Virginia, northwest corner OF
Main and Eleventh streets, where they are pre-
pared to continue the REAL ESTATE BUSINESS in
all ito branches. They will endeavor 10 merit,
and hope 10 receive heretofore fair share Of
the business in their line. apl-lw
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nNE HUNDRED BARRELS RICH
~ ARDSON 4 GO. = CINCINNATI WHISKY,
IN btrrnI. pARkER's CABINET WHISKY,
loo barrel, !. CRDMWELLS PINEAPPLE aud
EXTRA EAGLE WHISKY,
10 barrel. ZEluLEk.> WHISKY,
30 barrels BOYLE, MILLER i cos ROSE
WHISKY.
loo barrels RECTlFIED WHISKY, GIN, and
BRANDY, .
Is barrel. ]. TRTLL L CO.'S PrRE RUN,
% casks PORT, SHERRY, and MADEIRA WINE,
So casks HILBERT ) PORTER pluts and quarts,
for sale bv ra.2i-5tl w. i. JONES X co.
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MR.. j. w. STRONG, Agent for the
wi sale oil POLLARDS HISTORY OF TIE
WAR, WOMEN OF THE SOUTH, LIFE OF JAtk.
son AND HIS CAMPAIGNS, MORGAN AND HIS
MEN, and SOUTHERN GENERALS, isr the State
of Virginia, having TUNED the same over 10 Us, We
arc prepared 10 I'll orders from all agents ap-
pointed and appoint agents and receive subscrip-
lions 10 the above works.
COLE & TURNER. News Agents,
ap 25-lt Wing Building, Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION sALEs-rUTu RE IA,
By Harrison, Goddin APperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent.

TWO EXCELLENT BRICK TENF.
vLyTs ON THE WEST SIDE OF MAREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREET,
FOR sALEAT AuCTiON.-on THtRsDAf hEg.
MING .EXT, the 2s,n April. q, haif-past ok
pr.m,.r-. IN" excellent GRANITE FRONT TEss.
MEYT located - above, In rear II Mr.. Il
shum. Hotel, recently occupied by Dir. Govern.
tor. ~ ur,,,,,r,r
drug store Of Mr.. william III. scott, now pcc4..a.
by Mr. II. &. GiIingham At a r"ntal of .rrmafs.
tenomanf. in front Of til" First Matkct-IIa.,.
should attract tn" attention ol capitalists.
TrRx-: On.-third cash balamc" 1t -four as8
eipht months, with interest ADDED for nrprr...#.
notes s"curad by trust deed, or It'll" r"tt.a..
The rnx", ior III" present year I" be paid p @a
f''>' HARRISON, GODpiS &APPER>oN,
ap2i Aacitohrt.s
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Ky Harrison, Goddtn App"rson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents


ARGE. VERY ATTRACTIVE, AND
IL ADMIRABLY WLLL:BuiLT Bklt Ih%E.
NENT IN THE EASTERN SIDE or AINE.
TFFSTu EETWEEN q RACE AND BROAD
STREET>, AND HANDSOME FtRNlIl EE. r..
SALE AZ AUCTION At III" request 81 Nj JH.a
n Gentry We shall -ril At auction, on III" 'E..
mise. on MONDAY. the Both uf Aplll, 10 ~ ID j.
pas O'Clock, Z. N, the iars" ard adm.t. Z
wrJI.lac..rI and handsomely finished biat X
TENEMfyr now IN hi. occupancy. !, comta.a.
abou, fourteen rooms. The rar"r> have hfI IT.. aaa
marhl. t..+ntrl-. and tn" whol" premises ale 49,.
Cnnyrufru,Iy arranged aud supplied with ga., h..
and cold water ba'h rooms. &c. Also, -aDi.. car
ria -. hou.s. Sc Tht lot ! Mt only very hat
~ntun bu tn .rui' o. ii j, shaded ~ liver ia e
trees. --.
On the t.frrwfn. day, all Of Ia" FrRNIlrRE
will b. -u#d, embracing, a IN" collection.
TERM nf III" real stale one MIRA r3"i. Ht-
l.uc.. 1t rom Eight aud twrlv" months !ur Mcgee.
Ii. biz notes. interest added, secured ny tass
deed. III" t.Nee tor this year To d" PAID to- t-~
purchaser
Possess an SVEN IN a few days, thus at"rd,n- 49,
mt opp yrtuuIiy II SECURING nrs class ~-.
,!rncr HAkRISON, GpDDiN n APPER>oN.
"a u AnrilOuerr.
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WIN. KNABE IL CO.,
w NASrFaCrCREKs or 2LrSYYH
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, y Il y
GRAND SQUARE

w MASrFAC rCKEks or La-@YY-fSH
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, y u y
GRAND, SQUARE
AND UPRIGHT
Il y
These Instruments having been before the pub
lie for the past thirty years have, upon their ex-
cellcnce alone, attained an CSPukCHAsEn PRE-
RMISESCg that prOnounces them unequalled Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
line singing quality, as well great purity OF
information and harmoniousuess throughout the
entire scale. Their
TOUCH
is plant and elastic, and is entirely free from the
stiffness found In so many pianos, which causes
the performer TO easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelied. Their action Is con-
structed with a care aud attention to every par,
therein that characterAes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material is used In their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard usage
of the concert room with that Of the parlor upon
an equality-unatected in their melody in fact
they are constructed
mot FOR YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the AgraHe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
wARERooMS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
APP l7-3m BALTIMORE.
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DIAPER W \ X T. III . L 5 T.
w
MAIN
r.,,y,,r.,rr .vn ppT,r
,,vcnv rrlRR, yKs
nave "'' ''''''' '''''
TAI EMS
,..rd ....I sermon. Eu,ro,,fny. Coryfng, Ira
..,.. pr,ri,., Oiled Tissue. Gold. Silver. Color
81 pti.,nl BoarIs Fancy. Card, &c, SC.
BLANK BOOKS:
cctrt Books, Bank Books Drafts, Checks, Copy
Book, sc, &c.
'''' ''f'
Prutu- Wrtiut Copying, Red, BIu~, Sc, &c.
Writing Books, States, Wa1.rs. Sealing Wax,
Murihzc. Crayot.>. Ink>tanls, Copying Presses
Letter Books, Portfolios, Brushes. Pens, Pencils,
EI.,-ar~. KuIa~ Memorandum Books. Tine Books
wallets, and everything in the Stationery line
r....,.,.,.- publ c,,.,. anal d y,rf,,, -
...rt ,r,r..
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.,uSh, CABINET FURNITURE.
$500 FINE HOME MADE FURNITURE,

Iwsh TO inform my old custom. r75
err and the public generally that t1..s---------
have on hand good assortment of
FINE FTRSlTTRE or MI OWN MAKE.
which | will -eli a. low a. can he bought else.
where of ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, aud WAL
NUT-the workmaaship aud polish 81 which can
not be surpassed by any.
| am prepa red IT, execute all or! ruinptiy
REPAIRING and BOXING u, @.a' carefully
done.
In nv UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT may b"
found Il | kinds of COfFINs, both WOOD aud ME-
tai, with the finest handles and trimmings
Also, AlR-TIGIiT CASES, Tor transporting the
dead.
] will give my personal attention to tlIis branch
of business 4. all hours
II A. ATKINS N.
tof the old hrm Of Bcvin 4 Aikinson,)
Governor street, above Franklin, Richmond, Va.
5--fS
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Bv Grubb, 4 Williams, Anctioneers'
yor,b,rss, corner of Main aud Eleventh streets.

TWO VALUABLE BRlnk Ho Ir u Hr1S;
FR, X IN .X apO GRACE STREErs, At Auc.
TIoY-0n MONDAY 2sA Of April, a, t., h an rr.
:" ~ TTWo BRICK TRNEMENTS. located n
above next adj joining the properly OF Mes.rs her
srv X Davis They have abont ten room, rae .
.,.I arc now welding fine rents. The location l.
LII a. 70 max them very valuable either A. Pm
Val. 70. idrnrr, or Tor business purposes:
TERMS: uu"-fourth ca-h, baanc., At tohT "iant,
and twelve months with interest TIL" pirclia-"f /"
nav taxes Tor I-Jd. ukUBBS WILLIAMS.
In consequence Of the rain, the above. sal" J.
rn.trnu"d until WEDNESDAY, the ?'tn Of April,
n haIf.ra-t 4"'cIock, 7. ,.,,,,.,
ap 2i--tds a'ci'"''' I-
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~ I FAMILY MEDICINE.

DELICIOUS MEETINGS. h l.
IL JONES, minister Of the Society ot Friends,
Las A meeting appointed tor Divine hip Al Tri-
nty Church on THIS wednesday, NIGHT al ;
o'clock to which the public generally are invited,
but especially those unds affection. alp ?d-lt
rI'O THE VOTERS OF HEN RICO
L In response 10 calls Of my fellow citizens,
through the press and privately. to become A can
ii tate for the HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF NlR-
GINA 10 nil the vacancy created by the rrsgna-
ton ii Franklin StcpTns, ESD, ! have only 10 say
thsf should they see H. 10 elect me. viii serve
them la the best oil my ability. II i proper for mt
Ia add, however. that cannot .lectonecr for the
office. and only consent L. be- Il candidate In Ac-
cur,Ianc. with what conceive to hr the wishes o.
a large ma orlty ol my county; Very resprc FULLY,
an s. N y. $. MuGKUDER.
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BONDED WARElIOUSE.-We are
ID rrepared 10 receive In our store and place In
bond any kind OF GOODS SUBJECT IT, REVENUE
TAX. We can take charge Of ToBA'COs, IL
HARyEYs WILLIAMS,
s..r,,,,r CONNER cial Block.
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Coving ton and Ohio Railroad.

4 We learn from the Staunton Spectator
that the capitalists of New York and Liver
pool are willing 10 accept the charter OF
the Coyington and Ohio railroad, and com
plete il in three years. The Spectator says
il makes this statement upon the best
authority" As General BALDWIN, the
chairman of the commissioners on the part
of Virginia to dispose OF the road, resides
in Stanton, We suppose the Information
comes from him. II is gratifying intelli.
yence, and gives good assurance OF the
early completion OF a work more important
20 Virginia than any yet projected save the
canal.
And what Of the canal ! Al the last
meeting of the James River and kanawha
Canal Company late letter from N. BEL
- DE MINIgREs was read, which threw
! light ON the subject further than that
charter passed BY the recent Legisla-
was acceptable; but he adds: 1t
difficult 10 say whes we will take The
2ling Of the canal. H.
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EOR RENT, One PLEASANT ROOM,
Il suitable for ii GcntIem.n's Lodging SyA
room, or Il Gentleman and Wife. Apply To- ~
Mr.. II. u. nOHAN, ...lA
Seventeenth street, between Nenable and Poplar.
te 26--ts
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'EIE MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH
AND CONGREGATION OF TIE UNITED
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH are requested TO meet
in the Lecture Room of the Second Presbyterian
Church tRev. Dr. lioges,l on WEDNESDAY AZ
TERNOON, 2sth instant, At o'clock, to consider
matters of vital interest In connection with the re-
building of their Ihurehi.dhce.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees:
ap AT J. HALL MOORE, Secretary
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26
NOTICES.

A Timely Warming TO the Sick.-It
is especially important at this time, when the
markets Of the United States are flooded with the
direst poisons, under the name Of imported L.
quors, and when domestic compounds purporting
to be medicinal, but not a whit less pernIcious,
are herAlded to the word as Sovereign remedies, +"
that the public should fully understand the facts.
Be it known, then, that while all the di6usive
stimulants called liquors are impure, and all the
Tones containing alcohol are manufactured will
a fiery article containing amVt, or fuel oil, a NOR
tai poison, ~HOsTETTEB's CELEBRATED sTOM-
ACH TIE contain none of these things, but
are 8 combination of pure essence Of Rye with
the pure juices Of the most valuable stomaehic,
anti-billiOus, and APPARENT herbs and plants, and
that as a safe and rapid remedy for Dyspepsia and
all it's kindred complaints, this preparation stands
before the world without q rival or competitor.
Its sales to-day are equal to the combined sales Of
all the other tones advertised in the United States,
and the certificates which authenticate its useful
ness are signed by indiT 'duAlt OF the highest stand
ing in every professional calling and walk Of life.
Beware of limitations and impCsters. mayo
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Nev YORK Markea-Mny %.

oo--o- o, ba,t.r a,5 in 6.i- demand Sales At
ar f. 5iddI,nS
Tbs al Nv s.ctiop to-day. for Royerument &C.
,o1nt vsra 2 s0I baIe- Il fro1 32e 70 42sIc for low
$780, - IL, mS5dIang
TIarSEi5a9Se better h5t closed dull and hsavy
Il s-..-Iisrs Al vesterdav's prices.
sndI ~ e s.ss.95 for extra state; 80. 5oae 90
e.-.-a rar e., Ohio. SI9,O 90 for trade
nogP
2.26.
VISA i ut closed dull
nhkAf-oPSasu iS nnssaTT' pg to cPe-
ane heaNy Win Duye N! VIVA
rate at jestsrday' paieSs-
ssIes at Si'N iur "id 70; : I9ie,se 5sil55s,
SLs0 ior on alissnAss eiup' t'I GU w.
l anWa4N-' %'i'eI'-' o - ~" " uo
htf-hiFhef' Sa"' ~ o%@s''" - F
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MARINE NEWS.
POET OF CLEYELAND.

ENTERED--.."""-.MAT2 IS.
/ Prop Gov Cushman, Thompson, Houghton, let
bbls copper, zOs tons iron ore
Prop Brooklyn, Rossman, Ogdensburgh
Prop Prairie State, Knapp, ogdensburgh, ITO bbls
sugar, 100 pkgs furniture, le5 pcs marble, 9d
pkgs fruit, &c Sbls syrup, 80 pigs fruit, 100 pkgs
sundries
Prop wabash. Kirby, Buffalo
Prop Michigan, Reps-n, Toledo
Brig Isabella, Jones, Bay City, 12 nj feet lumber,
20 N lath
schr J Frstter, Peer, Huron, Go m fact lumber, Is
N lath
schr J II Sargent, Hearnes, Buffalo
Sehr J W Nichols, Nichols, 0swego, $500 bbls salt
schr VIM Wilson, Lawson, Rondeau
Sehs z Hall, Coilett, Rowan
Scow Storm, Curtis, Huron, 50 m # lumber, % N
shingles, 700 bu potatoes
scow Sutler Girl, Kelso, MarbIehead
scow Harmonic, Neal, Detroit, 5I,3I3 feet lumber,
46 N Shingles
scow Ellen, Blanchard, Plaster Bed
Seow II S Hyde. Bouahaw, Detroit, so m It Tuner
scow J f Prince, Ysder, Black River
CLEARED.
stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit. 1883 lbs iron,
l0ll kegs nails, 6z3 bxs glass, 2I9 boxes cheese,
1879 pkgs sundrie5
Prop Michigan, RsPsOn, egdenIburgh, 500 barrels
-four, % bbls oil
Prop Prairie State, Knapp, Toledo
Prop Wabash, Kirby, Toledo
Prop Brooklyn, BOSNIAN, Chic 90
Prop 0lean, Brown, Dunkirk, 1853 bbis fouT, eli
sehr King Sisters. Norton, Milwaukee, 4sj tons
coal
schr Geo Foot, Donahue, Chicago, 4I0 tons coal
schr Eagle, Barrow, Toledo
Sehr E Hall, Collett, Rowan
sehr Tom Wrong, Sweeney, Montreal
schr W A Clover, Weaver, Burwell
ScOw Rival, Burrell, Huron
Scow Sutler Girl, Kelso, Marblehesd
Scow Harmonic, 0 Neill, Forester
scow W Wilson, Lawson, Norpeth
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FRtnAr Errrma. Mau 2h. 1asa.

FRIDAY EVENING May 70, looos
The condition of monetary affairs in New
York grows more satisfactory, and though
the market does not wear a thoroughly set
tied tone, there is yet an improved feeling
of confidence, the result of probably q we'll
founded impression that the financial storm
abroad has ere this abated and the sky be-
come clear. Some pressure continues to be
felt in consequence of the drain made upon
the currency by the Treasury sales of gold,
but this state of things is not to be regret
ted, since it tends to repress speculation and
does not materially interfere with legiti-
mate trade.
Gold is at present very largely under
speculative influence, and the high rate of
premium cannot be entirely ascribed to the
export demand. The market has been quite
largely oversold, and the demand from this
source forms no Emall power in debating
the upward movement. To-day, however,
the market was not so strong. The price
opened this morning at AZ Lai4a.ckly re-
coded, notwithstanding the export of specie
tomorrow is expected to -, O0o, 600, and
closed at 1893. 1t is reported that this re-
suit was m~easurably due to the understand
ing that bonds were being r~e-shipped b.
foreign houses, in expectation of more pro-
ftable sale abroad than can be realized here
at the present price of gold. 1t is probable
that gold will linger about where it is until
further foreign advices are received.
Governments were all stronger and better
to-day, and the market does not seem to
want in activity, though the demand is in
good part, doubtless, speculative. The re-
turn of an easy money market, which can
not be long delayed, and which the Urea
sury is seeking to contribute to in announc-
ing its readiness topay off a large portion of
the one-year certificates of Indebtedness, is
reasonably expected to restore the invest
ment demand fer the national securities,
lead to a recovery Of prices.
In this market prices of coin and govern
m ants cIouad au F,ITo-, 1
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

CONVENTION OF TIE S. s. UNIoE.-The
Fourth Annual Convention of the Cuya-
hoga County Sabbath School Union is to be
held at the First Baptist Church on Thurs
day next, with morning and afternoon ses-
sions.
The topics for discussion are as follows:
l. The relation of the State, County,
Township, and City 8. s. Unions TO each
other.
?. The importance of Uniens in conYen-
lent localities and their influence on the s.
Schools so united, in the promotion of mu-
tual acquaintance, emulation and good will,
and Of more fraternal spirit between the
Churches represented.
3. That it is the duty of true patriotism
TO sustain the Sabbath School.
4. That adult Christians should by their
own presence and activity in the S. School,
labor to influence and seeur the attendance
Of the youth of their families and congre-
cations.
5. The religious conversion and growth
in grace of the scholar, should be ever
present as a controlling motive in the mind
Of the Teacher when engaged in his work.
g. That 1t is the duty Of Christians, in the
true missionary spirit, to carry religious in
struction to those who are destitute of it,
and not to wait for them to como tor it.
The circular of invitation issued by the
Committee and signed by Samuel Foljambe,
Esq, President. contains the following
earnest request for the cooperation of ali
friends of the Sabbath Schools:
AL members of the various Evangelical
Churches and Sabbath Schools in the county
are invited to Cooperate with this Union,
and doing so shall be considered members.
All the people are invited TO attend and
either participate in the services of the
day, or listen to what is said in reference
to this good cause, and discuss in an earnest
Christian spirit the most practicable
methods of securing the religious education
OF the youth. These will be presented to
the convention for discussion in the follow
ing topics:
Let every earnest laborer and friend of
religious teaching reflect upon these topics,
and come prepared to speak and hear about
them.
Friends in attendance from the townships
will be entertained with cordiality at the
homes of friends in the city during recess
between the morning and afternoon ses-
SION.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

ORANGE STREET SABBATH ScHooL-The An
nual Anniversary of the above school will
take place Wednesday evening, the sOth
inst. Supper will be provided in the base
ment of the church at Z o'clock, after which
exercises will be given in the audience room,
consisting in part Of singing and recitatiOns
by the scholars, and addresses by Rsvs.
Wicket, Pinch, Savage, and others. Tick
cts for supper and entertainment, so cents
each, may be had of A. S. Haliwell, Josiah
Vening, Mr.. Rayton, or at the door
Tomorrow morning, at l03 o'clock, the
children, teachers, parents and friends will
be addressed by Loren Prentiss, Esq. and
the Rev. Mr.. Wicket. The public are in
vited respectfully to attend. my 26-1t.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

ERNST PsRABo.-The sandusky Register
has the following in regard to Mr.. Perabo's
late benefit here:
The complimentary beneftso Hatteringly
rendered our citizen, Mr.. Ernst Perabo, bv
a large number Of the music loving Cleve-
landers, was given Tuesday evening. The
leading citizens, particularly those of crit
ical taste and musical culture, were present
to accord honor to one who already has
gained an enviable place among the most
distinguished musicians of the age. We
wish for him not only continued success
and honor, but the power to stand erect
under them. Few young men-and per-
hsps older men, too-can safely weather the
smiles, batteries and honors of the world.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-26

The general features of the local money
market are unchanged. The demand for
loans is quite moderate. and the market is
comfortably easy for currency.
Eastern Exchange is quiet and the sup
ply is better, though the market is still not
easy, Rates are steady as last quoted.
In the general produce market to-day
business was only moderate, and tho tone
was steady and without essential change.
Reports from New York were weaker, but
our merchants are more in sympathy, so far
as -four and grain are concerned, with the
movements West than East, and very little
effect is produced by the condition of the
New York market for these commodities at
this time. Flour is quiet and without par
tieular change. For common and not strict
ly choice and standard grades prices are
very irregular, but upon the latter the mar
ket is firm. Wheat is in moderate milling
demand, but we hear of no large transae-
tons. The market closed better for Milwau-
kee spring. Corn is in light receipt, and
stocks being low the market has again ad-
vanced 2@sc. Oats are quiet, but steady
and firm. Rye and Barley are without i'm
portant movement
Provisions are steady, prices to-day ruling
change. There is a fair trade de-
mand for all articles in this line, but the
is not active.
Very little is being done in Butter, and
prices are nominslly as heretofore quoted
Cheese is better, and the quality improving.
Eggs are firm.
There was a little more movement in
Highwines to-day, and the market is steady.
Petroleum continues firm, but the demand
. light ]