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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09
HolIoway,s Pills ana Ointment-pIp.

IherEa-In the most virulent stages of
this malignant diseass Of the throat, these
medicines experienced the most successful
results while thousands suecumbed to tine
violence of this disorder, not single. de-
cease occurred among those who used these
remedies, thus presenting an "0asis" OF
practical experience, mid the desert of
death of speculative theory. The Royal Col
'lege of Surgeons awarded them the palm of
victory as the only antidote for this distem-
per, by introducing them into the new edition
of their phsrmscslogia. In scsrlatins,
humps, &c, they are equally efficacious.
Sold by all druggists.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09
MILWAUKEE, MARKET.

7OhAN1Es
WHEAT
The receipts to-day were II, Cs6 bus, and the ship
ments, 2.el9 bus
There were inspected during the last "a hours,
"a cars. graded as follows: No I. cars; No ?. 16
cars; No 3. IL cars and cars of rejected.
The market more active on Change but
transactions. however, were not large The Genital
system went into effect, and retarded operations
somewhat. Prices opened firm and closed at a lit
tie advance. No was in no demand. No sold at
S3,sl3s@3,SS]I per Genital (sl,9sH@2,00 q bus
No brought s2961S @2.s7 Isl, 7sG1.7 70 Q bus) and
Rejected at s2,66% p GENITAL (Sl LOO 2 busl.
FLoUR-The receipts to-day we're l.49O bbls. and
the shipments, l,659 bbls os
The dizziness of yesterday continues in the -four
market to-day. There were only faint inquiries.
and our quotations are mostly nominal. City Xxx
sold at Sl075, city at So IS and country at 1915.
Rye hour sold at s625. Sales SPRING DOUBLE
ExTRAs--100 bbls Eagle-eity-at $1O,75. SPRING
ExTBAs-5D0 bbls Champion-city-at seas; 100
Eagle Coconomowoc) at Ss.75. RVS FLoUE-l4s
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

A COUPLE OF STRANGE AND FATAL
ACCIDENTS On Wednesday last a gen
tleman and lady with three children,
got on board the o'clock p. NJ. train
on the Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad,
bound for Ionia. One of these chill
drefi was about five months old, and
was placed on the seat between the
gentleman and lady, while the other
two children were in the seat in front
of them. The parents had beeen rid
ing for two or three days and nights
previous, and being very weary they
fell asleep in their seats. Early in the
morning they awoke, and to their great
establishment, discovered that their
babe was hfeless. It having been
smothered during the night. Among
the passengers on board the train was
a young man named Charles Harvey,
who resided at MuskegoD, aud who, on
seeing the dead child became quite
faint, and went out upon the platform
of the Car to refresh himself. While
there he fell between the cars upon the
track, and was run over by the rear car
of the train. His right leg was SO
badly crushed that amputation became
necessary, and he died at eight O'Clock
the same evening.
There were Ala deaths IN New York
ty, in the week ending Feb. 16, and
143 deaths in Brooklyn.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

Indian ireau bill and several others.-The
tariff bill was considereo.-The bill granting
lands in the southern states as homesteads,
was reconsidered and modified 80 as to ex-
clude from it's benefits those who gave volun-
tarily aid and comfort to the rebellion except
those who afterward enlisted in the Federal
army, and had been honorably discharged
therefrom. The bill was then passed by a
vote of 80 to 80.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

New MusIc.-At III. n. Hempsted's
Piano Warerooms and Music Publishing House,
4l0 Main Street, Milwaukee, can be had all the
latest productions of Vocal and Instrumental
Music. Letters from the country promptly
answered, and orders filed on receipt of tb@
money.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

IfYOu Want TO Save Money, time and
labor, be sure to use II. Egger"s & Co.'s
(successors to II. Johnson) Excelsior Soap.
1t is warranted TO wash equally well in hard or
soft water. 1t will remove grease. Ask for
Johnson's soap at your grocers. aug23cwtf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

Fer Business Education and to become
Spencerian Business College, Young's Block,
corner of Main and Wisconsin Streets, Milwsu-
kee, Wisconsin. ROBRET q. SPENCER.
principal
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

oAT5-Receipts S277 bus. The market ruled
quite duh to-day. Pricss nominslly unchanged
and No 1 was held at $l.sO . GENITAL (ise p busheD
with sales of No at Sl,4ss o GENITAL acc p busl
Sal zoe eentals No in store $I.432.
CoRN-Receipts S5l4 bus. The demand was
quite fair to-day. fair amount was offered on the
market, but buyers were few. The market was
weaker. New ia store was nominal at S1.25 q
GENITAL 7Oc p bush) No sales reported.
RYE Receipts none bns. There was light de
mand to-day. with few sales reported The mar
ket continues firm and steady. Sales were made by
the entail at 81 rs (97c . busl for No !, and
81 81 CT (s4c p bus for No 2. fales 224 cents No
in store sl.75; 424 do No do do s1.e7 81.
BARLEY-Receipts 954 bus. The market
ruled duh to-day with no demand. and but little CT
fsring. Prime delivered is held at about s2,e2@
2,7O so p GENITAL (sI, rs I,SO p bushsI) and at
s2.2s 1.e@2 80 (s1.lo@l.2O q busl for No 1.
DRESSED -Hoas-Receipts 225. against = dur
ing the corresponding time in 1866.
Ihe market rather quiet to-day, and but few
sales were reported. Prices firm with sales Of
fair averages at $500 all round, and 1880 for light
Sales:
$50 al round. .....-....... -....'.' W
co ............-+-..4ss-... 90
EGGs-In large supply with fair demand. Fresh
lots sell at l7a1s y doz
BUTTER-Receipts. LAO tbs. Shipments. 4.79O
lbs. The market continues steady and unchanged
The supply is large. with fair amount of trade do
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

PROVISIONS shipments Pork, 252 bbls; Lard,
55 tee.
There was Light demand to-day and few sales
were reported. Mess PORK advanced 25c. Prime
Lard sold at l2k. Prices otherwise are unchanged.
Sales so bbls pork at $1,000 80 ties prime lard
lax.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

One of the leaders of the temper
ance movement in. the United States,
DR.. B. j. Clark, passed to his reward
on the morning OF the Goth instant, at
his residence in Glens Falls, n. Y, In
the Goth year of his age. DIR. Clark,
with Rev. Libeus Armstrong, Gardner
Stow, james Mott, and others, origin
ated, in the town of Moreaa, Saratoga
county, in the year 1903, the first regu-
larly organized temperance society in
the United States. DIR. Clark drafted
the Constitution, James Mott of Glens
Falls village, aged about 84 years, is
the sole survivor of that organization.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

Prof. Wilson (colored) is about to
start weekly paper in Washington, to
be called The Equal Rights.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

CAUTION None are genuine unless the words,
'HoLLOWAY's. NEW YORK AND LONDON are Discern
Aole as mater mark in every Leaf of the book Of di
rectiOns around each box or pot the same raw be
plalnly seen By holding a ieaft0 The light hand
some reward viii be given TO any one rendering
such information as may lead TO the detection OF any
party or parties cOun ferfeiting the medicines or
vending the same, knowing them TO be spurious.
- Sold at the mandatory of Prof $50 HOLLo-
WAY % Maiden Lane, New YORK, and by all respect
table Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through-
out the civilized world.
Raz- There is considerable saving 10y L king the
larger sizes.
N. B.-DirectiO1s for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each pot ana box.
Es- Dealers in my wsl-knOwn medicines can
have ShOw-Oards, Circulars &C. sent FREE OF
EXPENSE. by addressing Thomas Holloway, SO Mai
den Lane, n. Y.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09
ONLY WHOLESALE.

u III. RICE a. FRIEDmANN, Importers
CD and dealer In YANKEE NOTIONS. Hosiery
Ladies' and Gents furnishing and great variety OF
other goods at Neto York Jobbtng Prices. Bargains
from Mem York Wholesale Auctions.
40. 329 * 33I East water St.,-oorner
Huron, Milwaukee. Wis.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09
The Scientific Wonder.
Man his own Physician
HoGLowAY's PILLS


Disorders OF StOmKc a. Liver and Bowels.
The Stomach is the great centre which Trfuences
the health or disease OF the system; abused debi
itated by excess-Indigest onf offensive bresth and
physical prostratiOn tbs natural consequences,
Allied to the brain, it is the source of headache,
mental depression, nervous complaints. and unre-
freshng sleep. The liver becomes affected, and
generates bilious disorders, pains ia the side, &C.
The bowels sympathise by costiveness. diarrhea
and dysentery The principal action of these Pills
Is ON the stomach, and the liver lungs, bowels and
Kidneys participate In their recuperatiye and regen
Grafton operation.
Erysipelas and Salt Rheum
Are two Of the most common and vrulent disorders
prevalent on this continent To these the ointment
is especially antagonistic; its nos oDerani is first
10 eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
Bad Legs, Old Sores, and Ulcers.
Cases OF many years standings. that have pertina.
ciousy refused TO yield to any other remedy teat
ment, have invariably sac5ombed 10 a few appliea.
tons Of this powerful unguent
EruptiOns on tue Skin,
Arising from the bad state of the blood chronic
diseases, are eradicated, and clear tran parent
Ointment. 1t surpasses many OF the cosmetics and
other toilet appliances power to ispe rashes
and other disfgurements of the face.
Female Complaints.
Whether in the young or old married or single
at the dawn of womanhOOds the turn Of life. these
tonic medicines display 50 decioed influence that
marked improvement is soon perceptible in the
health OF the patient. Being purely vegetable pre-
paraton, they safe and reliable remedy for al
classes OF females in every condition Of health ana
station OF life.
Piles and Ffstula.
Every form and feature OF these prevalent and
Stubborn disorders are eradicated locally and entire
ly by tbs use Of this emolent; warm Concentrations
should precede its application. It's healing qualities
viii be found to be thorough and invariabIe.
BO.h Tie Ointment and Pts should be ussd IN tie fol-
tOl0illg Gases:
Bunions, burns, chapped hands, chilblains, hstu-
la, govt. lumbagO, mereural erUptions piles rheu.
natsIl, ringWorms salt rheum, scalds skin dissas-
es, sWeled glands, sore legs, sore breasts sold
heads sore Threats, sores of all kinds sprains st
JOINTS letter, ulcers, yeneIea sores, wounds of al
kinds.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

There were Ala deaths IN New York
ty. in the week ending Feb. Is, and
143 deaths in Brooklyn.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09
AGRICULTURAL.

SALT IN NEvADA.--A single bed of
solid rock salt in Nevada is computed
to cover $4,000 acres. On being bored,
the water rushes up from distance of
thirty-ffve feet, and makes a constant
deposit of the finest white salt. 1t is
proposed to sink shafts at various
points, in hopes.of striking some point
where water will not be touched, and
where the salt can be quarried, as in
Hungary and Poland.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-02

Ct fem Slid yif,6 i.in gSeib berIoren.
Dab er elneisgHeg uifIe aus benz Oums
Tel feines 2ebens. Gr hattie feinen rus
8 gen Sdlaf mebr, uno aud feline Dir.
bett fltdHtt linn nidlt iiiebr Die Sreuoe
ipie fonf. Sur men f9aifte tr? Sur einsn
gebrodeneii Nlaiink DOG iiein, CT hattie
nod cine anoere slufaabe: Die enbFs
ftens uiio aShlAbil6ana ieiner bei6en
namiinoigen 8rii6er bing bon ieinenl
s6lei6enab. -, &erftp ipireeinen 8Iif
auf ieine eiaenen GaniiIienberbaltnilIe,
UNI gu erfenneii, in ipefdt Besiebulla, 4
er ldOn in friber SagenS Su sselir Sars
court 9efemrieii. ifg titf3
& Sein @ater 6iente oils 1Sfiicier i'm
Snoien IN bsr BON Dberlt Sarcourt
foinmanoirien Brigade, pd6renb lid,
feline Wfuttsr, BEL fleiBiaer 9lrbeit. siem .
lid fiiitfiieriid) III @matan6 bon benz
tar9tn Sblees erbaltem muBaty Der ibr
sDeDl &rieeseffIce sHfanr.5 4Rrs. Gbes
ter, ibrcs gOSfrep itoben CHM ten.
meno. berbelIte ibm lanae 2eit, eas Die
9lusDabenfeine Grsiebmnq baiptldhiid
ourd1 bic sSran oes 96efli @areourt be-
Sabit natotil ~ Der Oberlt bate ibr
ilatali4 gefdgiebeM babs.ef IN ecin6e
pur9 Sapltan &hflter's Brabonr aus
groeer .9ebensgefabr 9erettet iporSen lei,
lno sr bate ne 9ieidlseitig aebeten, 6a@
Fir 9esse 81 .iragea, sabi IN Der @rsit-
huns bonI@hefieris I1tatem Sobne, INN
osg lem SateE pieI Sor9e tyaae, nihts
perablqulBt WerSe. 2asp Sarcourt [ { >
9nii9te fb fiid)t mlt lihtet5iiitunaen Der
&apttans fraii, fonOerh iieb Gobfrep init
|iibrennz 9etffea 5eiir, Der iinsefabr in
9sel9sut sllier nit ibni jpafy suiammem
esd'sesh. q ,91in as6nsn Jsd
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Starts. 81. SuIi,,

~ = W OAs
Sn Dem Wettifreit Der Grnbte Mfa :
i9inen anf Der failerIiden; Msiereti III
SincenlieS seihneten iid beionaers Sic
a,nerifanifden Mal hineralts, ipie Sic
Yreispertbeillng sbeipiesu SIS. Mce
@0rinif trbicIt 6ell erlten @reis un6
ore Serren $4,000 u. 8arrD befameu
Wfebaiaen.
@ien, 81. Suli. q
sfadlrihten bon elmer id6reGliden
Ggplo1lolr in einenl Der &ot1fdito 'iden
Beramerfe IN Wlabren lin6 bier ein@
sgefroffen. SIZE 0fine ipar, 5snr Belt
boil Slrbeiter nno iibcr 100 6erIelben
linO tbeilS get0otet, tbeilS f6fuer ber<
febt. Il,
Der Sultan reiite 9eute bon bier alb.
Gr miro iid eini9e Sage in &eltb aufs
balten nno bann leiile Neiie nn1 @on<
ltantlnopel fortlegeii.
8crlim, 81. Suit
9tltona, sic gr0btc @tqbt in SOL
ltein, 1T Dem 3oIIOerein einberleibt
moroen. Hf
Sie preubilde Meeieruna miro 6inS
flea' BUR gem cine 9nte an 6aS bani1dle
cabinet ienSen in 9lntiuort aufr2sds
s9eSeIlangen lbelelben Die peus Yreuben
perlanstcn @arantien fur Die OrutlAen
IN 9foroi1lesiuig tennen su leriien.1 7
Stem Sort, 1. 9Ing.
NaG)ri6tenper Dambferaus Gurana
brirsen foigenoe rtadtraalide Sicuio>
4 Ser Barrier Nrtnee : Nloniteur
lengnet, 0ab Marf9aa 8asaine iueaen
.ieileS 8crbaltenS in Wertco sur 9fe<
1enlhaft ge5oaen lueroen foll.
Sie frans6ild)e Geaicruna bat Sic
Mbbaltut9 zines 8anquets CUR Grim
Ilering all Die Ginnabnle Der 8aIille
- 1883 berbotclt., 'a
Srans Solutb, So9n oes ebemali<
gen llngarii6en @euperneurs, 1T ais
6anbiont fur ben llngarildben i9teibs :
tag aufaetretelL ipurSe abcr berporien.
Sie SdipeiSer .SagldkuIts bat Die
@rneniliing zines @elanbten nd d. 8er<
lin genebnii9t, pa1in9egen bic cines
@efanOten mad ssafbingtou abse-
lebnt.
Sn Gonlantinopel fin6 rlnruben
stuifd)en ben @riedeu unbN6en Su6en
ousgebroben, Die in blhfige @traben<
fdnlpfe aasartetefl. 8iele 8erbaftuu@
gen iin0 boreenonl,uen iporoen.
Sn Sieilien ltarben i'll elmer ISOLDE
lbiS sun. IA. sSuii) y1421 Yerfoncn an
Der Gbolera.
8ie MoSfau Yeteraburg @sienba5Ii
iit:nn bic Serren gSbmorl, cine aiiie ;
rifaniide Siraa berfaiift iuorhcH.
Bei'einer 8erlammlung bes nnitIiden
Clubs IN 98arf9au tpuroe Suares iuarul
applanbirt. Sen. Sanfe failerliber
Sberalifleber Der 9eiitIi9en Mnifdlteh,
la9te in elmer auf Marimiiian Bcsiias
liAen &ebe: sgs lit angemeinI befannt,
6ab bsini 9llsbrId Der polnildel 9fes
pollution biefer 0itreidil6e @rsbersoa
I'M GinberftalloniB nit Dem Saifcr SlaS
poleon iein 9luge ouf Ole poIniide
SrOne setporfat bate, bab Der Sersoa
BON @rainmont, Der franS6lifdbe Bot
fdafter IN g8ien odrauf bin drbeitete unG
Dap iid bereiis cine polnif9e 0eputa
ton eebiI0et batte, mn biele &rone Dem
Warimiliaif anttli9 ansutragen. /" 9ei
9enerals ldipB NIT Der sSraae: ,,8as
uiiroe benz @rsber;og ipi6erfabren icin,
ipenH er fid) on Die Spise Der Sniurs
aentea geiteQt Bate. I'M bic polniid)s
9rorie 81 eroberts uuS Ct mare gefanger
nor 0efl!. 1919. .ali 49, sahxlS
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selearapl), Mad)ri(Dten,
8ablen in Nscn'pbis,
snOi aner Na6ridten.
RabeI=Oepefeberr.
Cine neue 9a4ri@t iiberl
Ma rim i | ia n.
8 Ultimate n. 1. Muaul

..e B afbington 1. NuguF.
@eneral @rant iuur6e bier 0urd sic
beabf1tigte Menoerling In ben WfiIiri
tars6 olnlaaroos Der iiOIiden Diitrifte
suriifgebaIten Mn6 beSbalb berbinoertts
feline beabiidtiete 9feiie nan Nalbbine
auS;ufnbren. .as
: . SIN Surratt sYroceb bieit Serr Nier>
pail;3 brute cine 9tcSc sur Scrfbeibi9un9
~ hs Sfpqe fingten.~ BraoleD miro
sa!s 81 i giuoua
y s 1ss.'!, s ;aIS, s, tra t
SssisE l.E ikissi fid1k s.Kbiae lparer
III 5oisN f. saaAlIlng mubte
e 49, n En- = 6egkgSiI Stride mad Dem
/ IN VI s6erlcgt nerben.
80 9elll e Idsiss 9 uffaIo 1. Mugnit.
9luf Ser 9afe gbore @ilenbabn maize
gro6ton uuroe Elm NIT gsetroltnin be-
4 Idbener 9Sa9en in Seuer 9eiebt. Surd
aa~ aas Nlaben mebrerer Barrels iuurbe
~. oag Sseuer nit furdtbascr @9nelligteit
iiber "a gHaaen berbreitet, Die NIT 500
Barrels 8retrolenm Elm Maub Der
NO. SSlammen nnrDen 9lud 400 SUB oes
80 s. Sbieneniue9s muroen sertt6rt. Sur
@ # bllrb bic @eiltesgegenlpart oes @oHOnss
Eteurs nnroe Der 9ieit Oes Bugs, y
. .- ssSa9en nit Sradt aller slrt, sersttet. e
Nem 9orf, /. Nngult Il.
Die farbiae 8eb6lferuna bon 9'roofs
Ign feierte Die GflaDenemaneipati0n in
gBeltjnoien uno ben Ser. StaateH.
G8luuroei1eiuige SdlIe bon @holera,
oeren 9fatnr ieOod 5Deifelbaft If sins
s,snft ii gberibtet, bod 1T man lgbera Gore.
" Scr 6riftr Sfffeier 'bes Samplers
9.s.ss .Brou{iin" iplir6e aiif .,aie 0lnflaa.,
cine iunge Same an goro oes Gam.
4.s.l. piers gel6anoet 81 baden, perbaftet. ].
sf.a414sa38s2 ~ Il Chic agp, 1. Qluguf.
i7s3 asE Ole g1eisenern6telilf in gforO Sill
3iaf@ "a fIois II, bOlIems gange4a Die grnotc ilt
Dorttefflid1.g Das &oEn wurfe 9eiteri
burd einen guten 8s9en erquidt, mos
'sa 'i''.s = gis 8ssIaiie Our6 Sssilsf III bisdaer
.s,saGtaot beliifsn lttth fir Die iebten 3 gJio
4''s naieaHf s746, 500; geriideruns s709, Z
Sine srObs gsalIerbofs tuarO brute
s Nor9en auf Dem 9Qidigans Gre 8eiebcn,
ipeldDe 5tuei Sifderboote falt oeiHoIirt
bate.
Die Sslntben AM oberli NailTiFppi
fino iebf 1orueit Dermnoert, bab bic
Gilcnbabnen mieoer lidjtbar fno, bod
siuuroen 5teulid) GrObe Gtrsden oerIels
ben ab9ei9iueattllt.9
~ Mempbis, /. Aug.
Die gBabien iinO rnbia borii6er ge i
gangen. 3iAt bic serinsfte 9lubeitos
runa rel Dor. 8roDniDlU etbieit cine
be6euien6e Waaioritdt. ~ =, ~
Ssme9 0, q. d, /. gHg.
Sn Der Soft Office 81 Butterfly
aseBle fanten feitber fortnabren6 gsIOhriEfe
'af'1 aibanOen. Sic Soft sQloentell nabmen
Die Ga1e in G11O iino entoeften baIO,
DUP bic Oaffge 9ycimeiiterin, CHARITY
9arton bic 8riefe sentlpenbet ,bntte.
Nfebrere Cer beiduerteu 8riete iuure
g ben an ibrer PerfDn aefnnben,. Gie
pnrOe 9efan9en mad ylodriter abge@
fiibrt.
s s-,5 g, s.s go. sss' @ts1oni8, 4. Mua, ),
Genber Gitp gNid;le melOen, ! ba6
Die 3noianer ieben Gag bic 9Saaeue
as "a M siIae iito Noltfuti6en angreifen uni
a4e 6ab allies 0ieiiem bon bort mad, benl
@reen Oliber unnio9Iid III. SO lei feiu
bauernber fSrieoe m09Iid, ucnn sic
gan3e Snbianerpelitif nidt total ges
dnoert uiltoe. s@ts
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Ssfue d 0, 81. o., I. s

Sn Der Soft Office 81 Butterfly
fanien ieitber fortiuabren6 BeIbbrigfe
dbbanOen. Sic Yolt sgleenten nabmen
bic Gade in GalO llno entoeften baIO,
DUP bic bafige 9,cltmeiiterin, @baritD
8arton bic 8riefc entipenoet bate.
Webrere Oer befdDuerteu 8rieie iuur<.
ben an ibrer 4erfDRgefnnben. Sic
tpnrOe 9efan9eli mad ylod)riter abges
fiihrt.
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iSsarisbe gssrtips Yeai6siae's.

81 fofst.)
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sssaitifig.i s.. s. sg.3 il.u9RN.
oJ fss S', ylsOe aOeas ssFiap@ians in Der sarr.
6sis as6siaSuraer49sereiit 81
ssifis Gsiss:s,s5 n afssgsss 1854
sefasrissTssss: As & 81 sEsIisJss;isi
rSf. saBrin,ots sens ad sasssS; M
sfffsi sisssssiar: ssH go ss'se gsss.
sa 4s1s sara5sart 5sS ass ss'in:nans.
3saoisart: rs. sssIs sci SSailsefl@a3l
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-31
Philadelphia Trade Report.

FRIDAY, May 3l.-The depression which has
characterised the Flour Market for some time
past still continues, and prices are weak, and
so cents to Sl00 per barrel lower. There are
plenty Of sellers and but very few buyers. The
home consumers operate very sparingly. Sales
Of few hundred barrels at $s5O@l0 for low
grades and choice superfine; Sl0@lI'25 for ex.
tras; $l2@l350 for Northwestern extra family.
Sl250@I450 fer Pennsylvania and Ohio do. do:
Sl6@lb California. and 8l650@7 IL so for fancy
brands, according to quality, Rye Flour is sell
ing at SS00@S75 per barrel; 100 barrels Bran
dywine Corn Meal sold on private terms.
The Wheat market continues very dull, and
prices are dropping Sales of 400 bushels Penn
sylvania red at So, and California at 40 Ryeis
steady at $lT0@l'72 p bushel Corn is less active
but prices remain Without change sales OF yell
low at $l'2l@l'22 afoat and in the cars. Oats are
not much inquired after; sales OF PennsylVa-
mia at SIC. Nothing doing In Barley. 1900 BUSH
els Barley Malt sold at SI35. and 1000 bushels on
secret terms.
Viii sky-Prices are nominally unchanged.