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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12
Phiioso phicnI solution.

No one is ever enViou2 or Jealous OF an
inferior. Democrats are very naturally en-.
vous Of tho negroes, aud hence cannot
ocra,s really feel that the negroes ore
their superiors, shey should bo ashamed
10 own il, as they do in their attempt Ia
keep them down by despotism.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12
TIIn wuIsAr rRosrrcr.

A hne haryeet is uvw being gathered.
The statistics Of the Agricultural Deparl-
lneut Tor June show an increase in the
average Of spring wheat throughout the
Wcstond Northwest Of from Is to 90 per.
cont! In the Ohio Valley tho breadth Of
winter wheat isless by II or l5 per cent.
though there is q heavy increase Of spring
sowing There is no material decrease in
,he acreage Of winter wheat except in Ohio,
Indiana, Kansas aud Texas. There is q
large increase IN Virginia, Georgia, Arkon.
sos and Tennessee, AMI the South generally,
with aslight advance in New England. AS
to tho condition Of the crop as compared
with last year, II ranges from Z por cont.
in Minnesota TO 100 per cont. In Ohio. III
Indiana it is 70; Michigan, 80 Kentucky,
30 and Virginia 100 per cent. better. All
the Stotee, except Texas, make favorable
showing as compared with hst year. It is
calculated that Tho crop should not fall
short Of zoe, 600, 900 bushels.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

Enron JeuRSAL; We wish to announce Io-
sEru b, NEWTON, Esq, us n canddpte for Auditor
or Wood County, subject to the decision of the
Union County Convention.
Mr. NEWTON was brave soldier, and served
his country faithfully throughout the war. He is
industrious has good sense aud is well educated
We believe him to be strictly honest, and that he
will, il elected, prove to be faithful and efficient
Auditor. We heartily commend him to the Union
lists Of the county.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12
OHIO UNION STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES.
'i'N. Fur Judge Of supreme Court,
JOHN WEIGH,
,.ss. For Auditor Of State,
sgedJAMES II GOODMAN.
ai1 M For Treasurer Of State.
SIDNEY @. WARMER.
de For Attorney General
70 .eiWILLIAM II, WEST,
a'ei1 For Comptroller Of Treasury,
MOSES r. BRA1LEY.
,soe Board Of Public Works,
sGs PHILIP V. HERRING.
fiiw r.eto
For the Constitutional Amendment,
90 sfa YES"
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EAITCM LErTING 40. Is.

Notice Is hereby given that all the unfinished
" rk OF Ditch No. ~ known as the Grassy Greek
Ditch will be let t0 tue lowest aud beS, bidders,
In separate sections, at the Court house in Perrys-
burg, on THURSDAY, July Is, 1861, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Plan and specifications of the work, snd
conditions of sails exhibited aud mado known on
the day Of sale.
5. h. PRICE. Auditor Wood County.
Ferry burg, July H., 1907, 2S
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

Mr.. A. KrNBAIl., of Lovelond, near Gin.
einnati, produced this year from square
rod of strawberry plants Wilson's Al.
bauy Seedling--oue bush,l, three pooRs
aud three quarts of strawberries at the
rate Of 300 bushels per acre. Tho plants
weIe set in,clay soil,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

DuElNG tho first three weeks tho Regis.
tration Of voters in Virginia has been near
ly half completed, ono hundred thousand
names being enrolled Of those $4,000 are
colorod and $4,000 whites, and Of the latter
at least 5000 are radicals. It is estimated
that thus far tho Republicans will have
about 10000 majority. Tho remainder OF
tie voters to be registered, it ia claimed,
will not reduce this majority moro than
5000 For tho first timo for many years
tho South will DO divided. There is a
Radical party south Of the Ohio, active
enough to carry Nt least rour of tho ton
States, and strong enough to keep tho ma
jority in tho other six upon thcir good be-
hAyior
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

outbrc0k of Plague on the Euphrates.
The telegraph sends evil nows from Bag
dad. What is declared TO he the veritable
Asialic plague has appeared at Kerbeeiah,
on tho Euphrates, aud of thet wo settled
Arub tribes, 900 strong, whom il has at.
tackled, 100 have been carried OF. A tele
graphic report, dated June 4, from the
quarantine inspector at Bagdad, states that
whatever may bo tho real character OF the
malady, its symptoms arc cleatly those OF
the pest typhus fever, glamlOr swelltngs
carbuncles aud lvid spots on tho skin
The inducing oacses OF the outhreak-are
supposed to havo been the miasm follow.
ing the late Hoods, tho poverty, hlth and
crowded state in which the people live
Prompt measures have boon taken by the
Bagdad authorities 10 proveut the spread
OF the malady, and thanks to these and the
great heat ct tho weather, tho outbreak Is
said to be olreadys ssuhsiding.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

TINS various stories lhat have been oHoat
regarding the state of rorwmdncss Of the
reports on impeachment are most of them
very viii Each of the members OF the
IudicialN Committee who favor tho impeach
ment has been at work on various branches
OF the evidence but their reports have not
yet been brought together aud mOdo mto
one, Tho Chairman of the committee, Mr.
Wilson has prepared an opinion on the
law questions involved, The Republican
members of the Committee opposed to i'm
peachmeuL have prepared no report, aud
what the Democratic membors have done
is not known.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

nESrRuCrtyR hail storm swept over
parts Of Nicholas aud Bourbon Counties,
Kentucky, on tho evening OF the LIST inst.
In Nicholas the damage was confined 10
the western portion of tho county, but il
was very great, Every pane of glass in
many houses were broken, and whole crops
of growing wheat destroyed. The Carlisle
Nercrg estimates the loss at S5O,000. In
the Sleepy Hollow district, Bourbon County
the dAmAgeR was also lnrnn.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

DESIRE to say, that am now ahd ever
have been, the advocate of equal and i'm.
partial suffrage to all citizens Of the United
States who have arrived at the age Of 2l
years, who are. of sound mind, aud who
have not disqualified themselves by the
commission of ATTY ofeuSo, without any
distinction on acco1nt Of race, color or sex.
Evry argument that ever has been or
ever can be ndiuced to prove that males
should nave the right TO vote, applies with
equal, it not greater force 10 prove that
females should posses the same ri sht.-HoR'
b, II. Wade,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

Tng typographical establishment OF the
immaculate conception, at Modena has been
destroyed 10y hre, aud Religions books val
ued at QUO hundred aud SEVENTY thousand
francs were burned,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12
THE UNION PLATFORM.

Chairman Union Senatorial Committee.
ferrysburg, July 9th, A. d, 1887.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12
DEATH or JUDGE WAYNE.

JAMES NJ WAYNE, ro6ently one Of tho
Judges Of the United States Supreme Court
died on Friday IN Washington in his 77lh
year lIo bad been i'll two weeks with
typhoid fever, Judge WAYNE was native
OF Savannah, Georgia, and graduate Of
Princeton College. lIo was elected TO Con-
gress in 1929, holding that position until
1888, when ho was appointed to seat on
the Supreme Bench by President JACKSON
of whom ho was a warm political supporter
In this last position he had tccn more es
peciaily nolod as authority on questions Of
Admiralty jurisprudencer aud his opinions
on these points have generally been re.
gardod rs decisive. Ills death creates no
vacancy in tho Court, as Congress has re
ducod The number OF Judges to six.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

SENATORIAL UNION CONVENTION,
AswiIl be seen by announcement, the
Senatorial Union Convention is callod for
the 18th Of August next, at this place.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

"roMMy, my son, what are you a going
to do with that club "
"Send it to the editor, Of course"
But what are you going to send it to
the editor for
Cause he says il anybody viii send
him club ho will seud thom a paper
The mother camo pretty near hiUting,
but retained consciousness ouough to ask;
Bat Tommy, dear. what do you suppose
he wants with u cmbg'
"Well, dou', know replied the hope.
tul urchip, uuleSs il is to knock down
subscribers as don't pay for their paper"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

SCHoOLEXAMINERS' NOTICE. The Board
- win hold their next regular session for the
examination OF Teachers, at
bowling Green, Friday August 2, 1851,
Scotch Ridge, Friday, September 6, 1857.
Perrysburg, Friday, October 4, 1851.
Applicants need not apply for Special Exami-
nation, 6ut are requested to attend the stated
meetings Of the Board.
Alleorrespoudenee with the Examiners should
be directed to the undersigned, at Weston, o,
80 ID. A. AVERY, Clerk.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

\ roUTIoAL genius was hauled up before
one of the police magistrates for kissing a
handsome young gigl and kicking mp dust,
and the following examination tool; l,lace :
Magistrate; Is your name John Rayg'
Prisoner Yes, your honor, SO the peo,
pie say"
Magistrate Was il YOU that kissed the
girl and raised the alarm O.
Prsoner Yes, your honor but |
thought it was no hurm,'
Magistrate; "You rascal, did you come
here TO make rhymes "
Prisoner; mo- your hon9r bat ii will
happen sometimes
Magistrate; " BE otr you scamp get out
OF my sightw
Prisoner; "rhauk'ee, your honor, then
| III bid you goodnight
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

A SHARKS jaw has been dug up in a coal
bed at BelleVille, IN.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

THE Youngstown Register says; A land
tortoise was found by soma boys few
days since on the farm OF Horny Il, Hall,
west OF Mill Creek, on whose understood
is the following inscription; "JUL lth
1902 ASPARKS," The inscription bears
marks OF age. Tho " tn ia 4ih aud the
middle A" aud part of the " P' aud r.
in the name are nearly worn oil. aud the
whole she'll has an ancient appearances.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12
IN BANI<RUPTCY

WE have the Bankrupt Law recently pissed
w by Congress also the General Orders and
Forms OF Proceeding in Bankruptcy, as promul-
gated by the supreme Court of tue United States
together with the Decisions in Bankruptcy Of both
tho English ana American Courts.
We have also perfected am arrangement with an
excellent legal firm at Cleveland, to attend tc
whatever business we may have in the uuuod
States District Court Tor Northern Ohio, aud there
by lessen the expense to the petitioner very mate
rally,
lie T. & d. X. HOLLENBECK.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

SANTA ANNA VAS shot at Sisal. Yueatan,
on the 25A ulllMo.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12
ANNOUNCEMENT.

TuE Bank OF Eagland has e22 100000 il
specie in its vaults.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

This B ickle has taken the premium at many Of
our State Fairs over all other Buckles in the couu-
try. First this Buckle has no tongue in il to tear
the tug. SeeoOd-it can be altered in a moment
with perfect ease. fhird-if Your horses get cast
the tugs can be untastened by simple pull Of the
punched in them the tugs are durable for all time
NOllCE.-An Harness makers in Wood county
are forbidden TO use this Buckle without my con-
sent, at the extreme penalty Of the law. Township
rights for sale on reasonable terms.
! on hand at all times Single and Double Harness
Of the best quality. Repairing Of all kinds done
on short notice. A. 4. REED.
| PeUysbnrg, March ., 1857. a6z1
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

Gen. Thos. Il. Mcagher Drowned.
dispatch from Virginia City, Montana
Porrtory, under date Of July g. gives the
following;
General Thomas Francis Mcoghor, Score
tary and Acting Governor of this Territory,
accidentally fc'l from tie steamer Thomp,
son, at Fort Benton, on the cvoning OF the
lst inst aud was drowned He had been
absent Tor the pasl fortnight, on business,
and had succeeded in procuring arms for
the troops engaged IN the dofeuse of the
territory, and tranaacting other important
business dcm1uied by our present exi.
gency. His death is greatly lamented, aud
the public demonstrations in honor Of his
distinguished character and services are
generally felt. A. last accounts his re
mains had not been founl. The darkness Of
the night aud the rapidiiy OF the current
preventing amy rescue.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12
no! FARMERS, ATTENTION! !
The Greatest Discovery of the Age.
TUG BUCKLES, OR CLASPS.

4 E. REED has purchased the right Of sale
"a for Wood county OF the Justly celebrated
Cowles' Patent
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-07-12

Enron JOURNAL. The following commu.
nicalion appeared in your paper Of this
week:
Enron JouRNAL Your correspondent, F." y. II.
P.," in last weeks Journal, asserts IN substance,
that the ancient inhabitants Of Northern Africa,
and particularly those Of Egypt, were negroes
The assertion Is denied. VIII he please furnish
the proof to sustain his position3 QUERlST.
Tho Africans were the descendants Of
Cush, the eldest son Of Ham. Ham was
also the son OF Moab. His posterity was
very numerous. To Cush was allotted the
portions Of country on the coast OF the
Persian Gulf, called Chusistan, and also
some portions Of Arabia. Cush was tho
father Of Nimrod. Nilnrod, who was the
grandson Of Ham, erected in the land of
Shinar tho first kingdom on earth. His
postorily spread over great part Of lower
Asia and Africa, and were called Cushitos
or Ethiopians especially by the Greeks
aud Romans, and our Bible These planta.
tions or settemeuls spread south aud east
and west. Writers nearly all agree that
The Cushitcs spread into Egypt aud other
portions of Africa as the parents of the
negro race. IIcrodotus allirms that Xerxes
had in the army prepared for his Greciau
expedition both oriental ard African Ethi.
opians, and adds that they rcsemblcd
each other in every outward circumstance
except their hair that of the Aaiatic Ethi-
opian being long aud straight while that Of
African was curly" Cadmus. a Cushite,
and black enough, we think, founded an
Africo Egyptian colony in Phmnicia. Many
of the Cushitos went TO Samaria and from
thence they may have passed TO Midan
and they also occupied the northeastern
part Of Arabia-petra II was in INDIAN
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Wood County Union Convention.

so "YES."
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Union Senatorial Convention,

rEsnrsnuno, July 3, ls67.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-12
: BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.l

LIVERPOOL, December 1.-THE dem'
onstration proposed by the Fenians on
Sunday next in this city was peremp-
torily forbidden by the authorities, who
were fearful of the consequences OF SO
violent an expression of iil-feeling to-
wards the Government.
LONDON, December ia late dis-
patch from Shanghai mentions new
aud more serious outbreak in the prov
ipce of Chihili, near Pekin. At last &C
commits the rebels were marching on the
capital.
LONDON, December 1.-THE Times
has another editorial on American mat
tiers and particularly on the recent mes
sage of the President. So far as the
Times is able to understand the Presi'
dent. from the report received by the
Cable, it has no hesitation in counsel
ing the acceptance of the American
people of Mr.. Johnson's views on the
question of citizenship.
LONDON, December lit is now
said that the French Government has
ne desire to negotiate loan, as some
time since reported.
It's reported that Prince Gortschakof
has resignetthe ChancellOrship of the
Russian Empire.
FLORENCE, December 1.-THE sit
tings of the Italian Parliament have
been quite stormy. A debate recent.
was very violent, and the Liberal mem
bers have assailed the ministers merci
lessly.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Cnse of Poisoniux-Injun c ton
Grantcd-Grnud Larceny.

New YORK, December ia post
norton examination Of the bodies of
Mrs. Frall and her daughter Jennie, who
were found dead in their bed in Brook
Ign on Monday, has discovered the fact
that they died of the effects of strych-
nine. Whether the poison was admin
istered by themselves or some other
person is question to be solved by the
Coroner's inquest.
Mr.. Justice G. G. Barnard rendered an
elaborate and exhaustive opinion on
the application of Jautzen and others
for an injunction against the Board of
Health, enjoining it from interfering
with the driving of cattle through the
streets. Motion for injunction granted.
Yesterday afternoon Leonard Hoyck.
n banker, and Edwin A. Weird,
broker, were arraigned before
Justice Hogan at the Toombs
Police Court, for examination on a
complaint of grand larceny, charging
them with the theft of internal revenue
beer stamps of the value of $500. from
the United States Collectors office at
baltimore, Maryland, on the 10th of
November last. Joseph b. Stewart,
counsel for defendants, testified that
both of the defendants were in this
city on the day named. Thew were.
however, both committed for further
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From Richn end.

NEW YORK, December 1.-THE Her
AIDS Richmond special says: The vol
unteer officers in the Freedmen's Bureau
in Virginia, who are ordered to be mus
tered out of service on the first of jan
uary, will, it Is understood fIom District
headquarters. he retained rs civilians
in the service of the Government in
that Bureau until that institution is
dispensed with
In the Convention, the following pre-
amble aud resolution, on TIE subject of
the oath to be required to be taken by
members, was laid on the table
WHEREAS, In view of the fact that
before the canvass commenced of del
egates for seats in this Convention, it
was clearly and distinctly understood
that the test oath known as the iron
clad would not be enforced or required;
therefore be it
ResOlred, That this Convention will
not and ought not to require the afore
said oath to be taken as q qualification
of its members to seats on this floor.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION
Prices of Clothing,
AT
Nj. GUTMAN e. CO.'S.

HOPS-Quiet; at 40a65c for American.
PETROLEUM-More activye at lOa12c
for crude, and Oslo for refined bonded.
COAL-QHiet and unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures sole, quiet of
previous prices.
WO0L~Shade frmer and in fair de-
mand; sales of 2OO, 900 pounds at 4sa53c
for domestic fleece.
PORK-Quiet and firm; sales 1850
barrels at 81 70a21 so for new mess,
closing at 81 rs cash, 1s GOALS 50 for
prime, and 10 75a20 90 for prime mess.
BEEF-Quiet; sales of It's barrels at
previous prices; 100 tierces ofprime mess
at 80 90, and Sc so for India mess.
BEEF HAMS-Steady; sales of 240
barrels at 80 O0a32 90.
BACON-Dull aud heavy; sales of 125
boxes at 1ltc for Cumberland Cut; l2sa
12Ac for long clear and short clear on
private terms; so boxes Cumberland
Cut for first half January at 10fe.
CUT MEATS Steady; sales 12S pack
ages at sa9ic for shoulders, and l2iai3ic
for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer at 9sa9sc
for western.
BUTTER-Steady at 3Sa40c for State.
CHEESE-Heavy at 11al5c.
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New York stock narkei.
New YORK, December H..

NEW YORK, december IL.
STOCKS-Opened buoyant and high
er, but closed generally steady at the
close. Although prices were from tat
per cent off from the highest point of the
morning transactions and throughout
the day, it showed marked increase on
railways, especially in the New York
Central and Erie. Business in the Erie
at the last opening of the board was
aggregated at over 5000 shares. Hud
son River rose to 1881 and was strong.
Among the Western shares the Rock Isl
and was particularly strong, while the
Northwestern Common and preferred
were weak. The Express says: There
has been no adjustment of any sort be-
tween the express companies at the
stock exchange. L. b. Baldwin, Re-
cerder, assigned Davidson g. Jones to
sell 5000 shares of the Pacific which he
executed at 12lial2l4, but afterwards it
was discovered that the order was
forgery and nearly all the buyers re-
lieved Baldwin of his contracts. The
Board appointed committee to inyes-
tigate the matter with authority to spend
a thousand dollars. Closing prices:
Canton, l46ta146i; Mariposa, 9tasi;
Quicksilver, 10; Pacific Mail, l25al25i;
Atlantic, 1l7jallSf; Western Union
Telegraph, 32fa33; New York Central,
ll7fa117i; Erie, 72ia72s; Hudson, l32fa
1881; Reading, 95a95A; Ohio Certificates,
26a26t; Wabash, 37a39; st. Paul, 42ta42t;
Preferred ,61fa63; Michigan Southern, ~
ASA; Illinois Central, l32ial32f; Pitts
burg, s3saS3i; Toledo, lO3talO3t; Rock
IslaLd, 96fa97; Northwestern, 5sia5ei;
do preferred, 66ia66s; Fort Wayne, goa
99t; Missouris 96t: new Tennessee, 63t.
EXPRESS SHARES-Wells' Express,
54a55; American, 76Ia7s; Adams 7sa7ett;
United States 7sa794; Merchants Union,
3sla3SA
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ENoRM0Us STOCK
CLOTHING.
New York Items,
M. GUTMAN Il CO.'S.

New YORK, December l1.-Episcepal
Bishop Potter has named a court of five
for for the trial of Rev. s. III. Tying, Jr.,
and appointed the 10th of January for
its commencement.
Since April last, q man giving his
name as Henry Miller hal been depos-
itor at the Ocean Bank, his account
being small. Yesterday he presented
for deposit check drawn by bogus
firm on the bank efNew York for 5000,
against which he drew a check for
5000, which he had certified. After
his departure the check of 5000 was
sent to the Bank of New York and pro-
nounced worthless. Meanwhile, Miller
had altered the certified check from
5000 to S22, 900, and left the same with
III. J. Messenger tor the purchase of
gold. Messenger sent the check to the
Ocean Bank, and the fraud was discov-
cred. Miller has since disappeared.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, December IL.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged.
CORN-In moderate demand at e5c
for new ear.
OATS-Steady at 65c.
RYE-In moderate demand at %.
BARLEY-UnchaDged and steady.
COTTON-Dnll, lower and nominal;
middling at lie.
TOBACCO-Quiet; sales 30 hogsheads
at % Is.
HOGS-Opened dull and lower, but
closing a shade firmer; sales at 75a
! % gross and 75s9 90 net; receipts
5000 head.
PROFESSIONALISM.
MESS PORK-New sold at % 80 and
old at 81 80, but offered freely at these
rates.
LARD-Sales at 12fc; old held at l2c.
GREEN MEATS-Lower; shoulders
at 7ac; sides at 9aa10c; hams at l2a12ic;
weather bad for handling is the chief
cause of the decline. r.E
SEEDS-Clovcr advanced to IL 90;
Timothy dull at 2 15a2 %; Flax dull at
75a1 90.
MISUNDERSTANDING
CHEESE-Unchanged.
GOLD-l34sal34i buying.
MONEY-Market continues close.