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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-10
Psrrysbure. IJasuary :, 1888.
ATTACHMENT a NOTICE.-

A. H. ogle, pl''Go Before Geo. G: Phelps wi !, +
VS.. OF NcuStcI lpJ Nuuu
F. n. Pcmber, deft.\ County, OHIO.
On the 9th day of December, 1857, said Justice
issued an Order of Attachment in the above action.
for the sum ot Eighty niue Dollars aul interest
from the I'd day of October, 1850, and twenty dol
lars probable costs.
Webster Tp., December 81, 1857. SIe'
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SALE.

Webster Tp., December
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DISSOLUTION.

TIE firm Of c. stevens & Co. Is this day dis
l solved by mutual consent. All persons
knowing Themselves 30 he indebted 10 sai6 irm
will call and settle. All notes aud accounts will
be paid to, or settled by F. w. Parkhurst, the
Agent of the new firm OF McGookey hioorc, ex-
cept those whose notes and accounts are reserved
by, and payable to, Q, Stevens, in receipt OF the
date of January Z, a. d. 1858. The business OF
the old firm will be- carried by the new firm, at
the old Stayo Factory, in Perrysburg.
CHARLES STEVENS,
II I.} Il = j.. W. MuG00KEI, =
HENRY MOORE. m
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TlfAreVolntiVp IN Yueelsn. at latest sd.
vicae. .wsss assumlRg large proportions.
Santa -AHVa. had kssO prVcini9el Dietator
by the revoluti0nista. aud WAS expected
hourly 70 arrive from Havana wltl men
aud = million Of dollsrs.
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cESdsWARD. is giving much attention
and sldy to. various plans which have
.bes,S Prepared ipr relieving lhe destitunou
of ~ South, He has recommended to Cen.
Guht proper and generous disUlbntion
oDood by the Geysrnmsat as long AS ths
ssoeesity for it's issue exRts che cost 10
be repaid after . certain tme, aud secured
by leu on crops the distribution 10 10
hec0mp plishei through civil agents ul ae.
kaoWledged stAnding in the Districts.
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EBENsBURG PA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1868.

with whatever they required on board,
are now quarrying the diamond archi-
pelago-
Z. 81 forgot to state that the cap
tain writes that the entire bottom of the
sea seemed as if glittering with gems for
at least FIVE miles from the islands
These will propably never be of use, for
they must be huge rocks of diamond, ard
cannot be detached unless some better
mode of blasting under water than that
already Practiced can be invented / for
got also to add my conjecture that the rea-
son the diamond rock Is seen in its full
purity arises from the fact that they were
projected right forward from the very
centre of the earth. What the captain
calls white transparent flint rock is pro-
badly some formation not known as yet
to geoiogIsts. This will be better under
stood as soon as the place is explored.
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Passing Away.


An exchange beautifully treats this subject
as follows: IL IS astonishing with what IA
pldity time passes away how tie days tine
weeks, mouths. Hnd the years roll round,
Carrying with them the lie. tae beauty aud
the hopes Of tie woriG into :. vast and IN
known future. Il seems but short tine
indeed, since We all felt aud enjoyed the
springs and buoyaacy of youth. the delight
OF home, the Influences of paternal love, tAe
society and counsel oi friends, who now sleep
in the grave and yet some If us are aged
ard the majority have attained to mature
manhood. The yoUng, of the present gene
ration, are growing up around us, bat in
our youth We knew tDem Lot. While We
have been passing on, IL The direction 81 the
grave, they have sprung up 10 occupy our
places and follow rapidly in the rear. be-
fore Us we see the aged totteriDg along in
their feebleneSs and leaning upon their
slaves, behind us is the youth flushed with
promises and the infant prattlmg in its moth
er's arms. That circle has been kept ul,,
unbroken. until time is list in eternity. Our
life is a moving panorama-tbe pictures On
the canvass pass before our ewes, UeIightiug
US for q moment, but eacl containing SOL
emn lesson aud warning. he Is but an ia
different observer who does not study hin
self. There Is the ocean, the lake, the Iiver.
| tie mountain, and the vale; the one sweils
! IN Its majestic grandeur aud muTmurs its
| fant tones, which are heard upon either
shore the other rests hike calm mirror. e.
! hectiDg the light of the millions Of stars that
/ sparkle in the blue coucaye; the river dashes
on its way To the sea the mountain lifts It's
/ head among the clouds and casts its frowr-
/ ing shadows into the vaie below the v4.u
/ echoes to the songs of its birds, the hum of
/ human voices. the lowing of herds. white
| here and there is the busy town. with lis
active life, its ceaselesI conmotious its in
/ petuous struggles, its attractive homes, and
/ the spires of its churches pointing toward
1 heaven. The bell rings. and the picturs
passes away from our sight to be seen 10
/ more. Thus IL is with human life. Ii is alI
association of objects. interests, attractions
and beauties which bust upon our sight PEI
! form their mission. and accomplish their puT-
( poses, aud are then lost to sight. The Ceil
tolls, the CANVASS moves, the lights are ptL
I ont. the vision is lost in darkness, silence
reigns, the curtain drops. and ali is ended IL
/ the sleep, the forsetfulness and the ihscDsl-
/ bility Of the grave.
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NUMBER 43.
Chinese Street JusgIers.

A letter from China 10 the Chicago Tn
bune. says:
Street iugglers and mcuntebauks abrurd
in CaLton. and in fact in every Crit ese city
They also travel from place to place through
ont the country. disp' aging their feats and
picking up a little cash here and there. Aa
general thing their Juggling ieais do uoc
amount TO @eat deal, yet some Of them
are very clever, and would create fully as
much Of a theatrical filrore IL the United
States as did the japanese performers.
Sword-swallowing and stone eating appear
to be the commonest feats, and operators os
this description can be seen in almost every
street. One fellow. however, performed
number OF teat3 IN front of our hotel which
demand from me passing notice. He sta
toned himself in the centre Of the street,
and having blown blast upon a bugle to
give warning that lie was about 10 begin his
entertainment. he took a small lemon OF or
auge tree. which was covered with fruit and
balanced it upon his head. He then blew a
sort of a chiIruping whistle, when mnedI-
ately number IF rice birds came from every
direction and settled uuon the bOughs of the
bush he balanced or futteTed about his head.
He then took cup in his hand and began
t. rattle some seeds in it. when the birds dis
appeared. Taking a small bamboo tube, he
next took the seeds, and, putting one in il.
blew 1t at one Of the fruit. when i Opened,
and ont few one of the birds. which futter-
/ ed above the circle surrounding the perform
! er. He continued to shoot his seeds at the
oranges until nearly dozen birds were re-
} leased lie then removed the tree from his
/ forehead. and. setting-it down, took up a.
dish, which he held above his head. wEeu
| all the birds few into it. then covering ia
with a cover. and giving it a wbiri or two
about bis head. opened and displayed a
/ quantity OF eggs, tie shells of which ha
/ broke with a little stick. releasing ! bird
/ from each shelI. The trick was neatly per
/ formed. aud de6ed detet ton from nv eyes.
! The next trick Was equally clever aud diff
! cult OF detection. Borrowing handkerchief
| from one Of his s. gectators, lie took an orange .
| cut small hole in it, then squeezed al the
/ juice out aud Crsmmed the handkerchief
/ into it. Giving the hsudkcrch.ef 10 a by
/ stanaer to hold, ms caught up teapot aud
! began TO pour cup Of tea from it when tho
! spout became clogged. Locking into the pot,
! apparently tor the purpose Of detecting what
was the matter, be pulled out the handker~
! chief and returned IL to the owner. He next
! took the orange from the tystauder and cut
\ it open, when it was found TO be full Of rice.
lie performed uunber Of very pleasing
teats, but have given enougk t. satisfy ths
reader that they are equally as expert as tLs,
| japanese.
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hRPHAES' 4 COURT SALE!-By
~ virtue OF en order Of the Orphans Court
OF Cambria comfy. - me directed, there will
be exposed TO Public Sale on the premises in
Snsquehanna township. on SATURDAY TIE 2SIH
pAy OF y o2' MIR, inst, at O'Clock x , the
t1Lo"lng described reai es.ate Of which Henry
L.oEd late of SusqUehauna twp died seized :
! fiECE OR PARCEL OF LAND situated
IN Sesquehanno township. Cambria county, ad
joining lsnds of Lloyd u Craver, UGiah LLOYD,
Abraham Kerns, hers of Richard NagIe. ana
ethprs, containing l3I ACRES and 5G PER
CuES, about so Acres Of which are ulerred,
having thereon erected . ope-and-a half story
Frame House.
TERMS or SALE-One third OF :he purchase
money 10 be paid on confirmation OF sale, and
tie resid"e in two equal annual payments, with
interest, to he secured by the mortgage and
Judgment bonds Of the purchaser.
AUGUSTINE CRAVER,
Administrator OF Henry L.Oyd, decd.
Susqnehtnna Tp Nov 5, 1865 A.
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Oh! vanished years of childhood,
How ye haunt my pensive hours,
As again in mem'ry roam The wildwood
% gather Springs first flowers:
Or ramble where the voice of vernal gales
. er the soft green meadow blows,
And stray where the stream thro' even wales
Softly murmurs as it onward flows.
Again Gull the woodland flowers,
And twine wreath, sister dear tor thee,
As oft I've done in chiIdhood's hours
Those hoCrs of thoughtless glee-
When joy from out the violet grew,
In woods and pastures green
hen Summer skies We're far more blue
Than since they e'er have been.
l see again the garden shade.
Where il the Summer DAYS we PLAYED:
Where brother Tom our houses ma Q
OF moss We gathered in the glade.
I see the swing meath the beach trees,
The "cottage shelter for the BEES.
/ see them ali, and beyond these
some hing DEARER still
/ see an eye serenely blue,
A cheek Of girlhoOd's freshest hue:
a bGOyaut heart. spirit true
Alike in good and i'll.
Dear sister, thou vert all to me,
And | sufficient friend for thes
Where there a happier twain than we
With brother by our side
Like the sweet flowers Of early May,
Oar pleasure round about us lay.
Oh happy morning had lies day,
" hat e'er is eve beiIde.
Agaiu, to lisH our evening prayer,
At fond mothers side we kue,l
Her gentle voice nehinks 7 hear
hat voice, how all OK CRIES 'twould heal
Oh who IS there but would be fain
TO be child once more.
If chilohood's wears could bring again
All that they broug ht before.
And oft amid he sor,Iid strife
OF worldly wisdom do turn
To those early years. and scenes Of life,
And for our JOYOUS childhood yeaTn.
Yes. oft / wish, mid care and pain,
To be happy child gain
Pa, November, 1868.
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We think that one cannot fully COM
prehend the immensely of the sheet of
water and the sublimitv of the scene, un-
til he can gaze upward as we did. This
pcint is the cave of the WINDS. The
Shoshonee Falls, as a whole, will compare
favorably with Niagara. Those of our
party who have seen both places pro-
nounce the former superior in many re-
spects. In beauty and miIdness of scenery,
the Shoshonee cannot be surpassed. Nj
agara excels in magnitude only.
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a GoLDEH TRoUGHT.-We know lot the
author of the following, but it is one Of ths
most beautiful Productions of the human
mind we have ever read Mature viii be
reported. All things are engaged in writing
their own history. Tie plant and the peb-
Bile go attended by their own shadows. The
rock leaves its scratches on the mountain
side, the river its bed in the soil the animal
leaves its bones In tna stratum. the fern and
the leaf their modest epitaph in the coal. tho
falling drop makes its SCI ulchre IL tie sand
or store. Not footstep IN the STOW or
along tha ground but prints in characters
more or less lasting a map of its march
Every act of man inscribeS its memories On
its fellows and his own face. The cir Is full
Of sound. the sky Of tokens; the ground is
all memoranda. signatures. and every object
Is covered over with hints which speak 10
the inteligentn-
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BEOieSSl DnaI or business CARDS. nCE
exceeding lines, with paper, 6 90
Obituary Notices, over slx lines. ten cents
per line
Special aud business Notices eight cents
per line for first insertion. and four cents for
each Subsequent insertion.
Resolutions Of Societies, or communion
t!ons Of personal nature must De paid for
az adyeT tiseucnts.
JOB PRINTING.
We have made arrangements by which
We can do or have done all kinds of plain
and fancy job Printing, such as Books,
Pamphlets, Show Cards, Bill and Letter
Heads, HandbilIs, Circulars, &c, in the best
style Of tAe AIT and at the most moderate
prices. Also, all kinds Of Ruling. Blank
Books, Book Binding, &c, executed TO order
as good the best and as cheap as the
cheapest.
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EVOR SALE The. undersigned offers

SFOR SALE -Thex undersigned offers
& far sale the FARM on which they now
reside. situate in Allegheny township. Cambria
county, within two miles Of Loretto (formerlv
owned by James McAteer) containing ONE
HU NDRED AND EIGHTY SEVEN ACRES,
more or lest. 100 Acres Of which are cleared
the barnce well timbered. There is erected
on the premises a good DWELLING HOUSE
aud splendid BARN, together with other ne
cessary Outbuildings, such as Blacksmith Shop,
Corn Crib, Sheep House, &c. also, an excel
lent ORCHARD Of choice fruit. Title per
feet. For terms apply on the premises to
3 & G SHIELDS.
Lorett1 2. o. Aug. 90. ls6s. Il
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ORPHANS COURT SALE!-Bv
- virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court
OF Cambria county. to me directed, there will
be exposed 10 Public Sale, at the house of Law
renee Schroth, in Carro!to#u, on FRIDAY,
the an day OF December next, aC O'Clock P.
X, the following described valuable Real F.
tate, - wit The one undivided four fijths Of
that certain PIECE OR PARCEL or LAND
situate in Carroll township, Cambria county.
Pa adjoining lands OF Adam Lieb, - Sher
I'll, Michsei FHrahaugh and Peter 1riuger, con
tanning n ACRES and 50 PERCHES, more
or ie7s about 20 Acres Of which are cleared
TERMS OF SALE-One half Of the pur-
chase money TO be paid on confirmation Of tie
sale, and the residue in one wear thereafter. TO
be secured by the mortgage and judgmen: bond
OF the purchaser
JOSEPH i. kRUMENACHER,
Guardian OF Margaret Lynch, trormcrIy Mar
eaTet Haynes, Cath rine HAYNES, Celestine
Haynes and Scob HAYNES. fNoYI2-3t
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FEVAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

NAILORING ESTABiISIiNEN I
u REMOFED.-The subscriber would re-
sPectfully announce to his customers and the
citizens Of Ebensburg and vicinity generally,
that he has removed to the rev building on
Centre street, opposite the Mountain House and
adjoining the law office Of Geo. II Reade. ESD
and is now not only prepared to manufac ure
all goods which may be brought to him but Is
supplied with fine line of CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERES, YES IINGS, &c, which he will make
TO order in the hest style and at the lowest pri-
ces. Feeling confident Of giving entire salts
faction, [ hope tor an increased patronage in
my new location. D.. j EVANS.
RAILEY, FARRELL & Co,
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u Office Letters Of Administration
cum testamento annexo en- the estate of
John Fitzpatrick, late of Summerhili township
decd, having been granted 20 the undersigned,
all persons innebted TO said estate will make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them properly au-
thenticated for settlement
F. A. SHOEMAKER, Administrators.
BbeRsburE1 Oct 20, IseS..Sr
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SECURE THE SHADOW ERE
~ THE SUBSTANCE FADES!
SPEXCE,S EEW

P:.1Hl53s.;.: !: CALLER
Is now in perfect order for executing Pictures
"a every style of the art. Photographs of life
ike accuracy, ranging from the smallest card
picture to The largest ze for framing taken in
any weather, and warranted TO give satisfaction.
Particular attention paid to children : pictures
Frames of all kinds for sale cheap. Frames OF
any kind not on hand will be ordered when de
sired Instructions IN the art on liberal terms
90 Gallery on Julian street, doors north
Of Town He'll. T. I. SPENCE.
Ehensburg, Oct 8, 1868. Photographer.
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THERE is Gaelic preverb which says that
if the lest mans faults were written "a his
forehead it would make him publ kfs haa over
his Eves.
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4 DMINIsTRATOR.s NOTICE

IA Letters of Administration on the estate
OF CLtharine Otterson late of SummitvilIe bor-
c--h, dcce 'sed, having been granted to the
undersigned by the Register of Cambria coun-
ty, notice is hereby given 10 those Indebted to
salu estate TO make payment without delay. and
those having claims against the same viii nra
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
Nov . ct JAMES BROWN, Admir-.
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L. L. LANGSTROTH'S
PATEE1' Movable G8NB Bed HIVE!

DRONOJN CED 7 II = BES F.F IN Il 1
i introduced III this County or State. ANY
person buying a family right can have their
Bees transferred from IN old box TO new one.
IN every instance IN which this has been done
the result has been entirely satisfactory, and
the first take Of honey has invariably paid all
expenses, ard frequently exceeded them. Proof
of the superior merits Of this invention viii be
found In the testimony Of every man who has
given it II trial. and among the number are the
gentlemen numed below, and their expert ence
should induce every one interested in Bees to
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New Firm---NeW Goods.

TENHE undersigned, having given his son,
z j. E. Shields, an interest in his store,
the business will hereafter be conducted I'M
der the firm name of P II. Shields & Co,
and as we are determined to sell Goods cheap
for cash, or exchange for grain, lumber OF
produce. we hope by strict attention to bus
inesS to merit liberal patronage from q
generous public.
Having determined to settle mp my old
books of thirty years standing, ! now ask
those indebted TO me to come forward and
make settlement on or before the lst dag Of
December, 1868. P II. SHIELDS.
Loretto. Oct 10, 1868. If.
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KsUY A FAHHEEY EeEGMT:

Henry c Kirkpatrick, of Carroll township,
took IG6 pounds of surplus honey from two
hives. which he sold at 81 cents per pound.
Adam DIETRICH. of Carroil township, took
from two hives 100 pounds OF surplus honey.
James Kirkpatrick. of Chest township, took
50 pounds of surplus honey from one hive.
jacob Kirkpatrick, of Chest township, cb-
tanned u pounds OF surplus honey from oce
hive, worth not less than $2i, and the right
cost him only So.
Peter Campbell from one hive obtained rs
pounds of surplus honey at one time.
gS Quite a number of siriiar statements,
authenticated by some of the best citizens OF
Cambria county, could be obtained in proof of
the superior merits of Langstroth' Patent No
vable Comb Bee Hive.
Persons Wishing to purchase fnrnily rights
should call on or address,
PETER CAMPBELL,
Nov ;, 1868 If CarroIItown, Pa.
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u Send for Price List [novI9.5 5m.
N OTICE.-Letters Of Administration
CUM TEsrAHENTo ANSExo on the estate of
Thomas Durbin, late OF Clearticld township
decd, having been granted to the undersigned
by the Register of Cambria county, notice is
hereby given to all persons indebted 10 said es
tate TO make payment without delay. and those
having claims against the same will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN DURBIN. Administrator.
Clearfeld Tp., Oct ~, IS6o. St
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Or1ginal 99oetrp
CuELDEE0OD,s YEARS

DEDICATED TO HER SISTER MAGGIE BY L. P. K.
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The Cambria, Freeman
WILL BE PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,

ct Ebensburg, Cambria Co., Pa.
II the tolIoUing rates. payable aoiLtin three
months from dte Of subscribing:
One copy, one year, & 90
One copy, six months, 90
One copy, three months, 90
Those who fail to pay their subscri ptions
until after the expiration of six months viii
BE charged at the rate of $3.50 per year,
and those who fall to pay until after the ex
piration of twelve months win be charged at
she rate of $500 per year.
Twelve mum bers constitute quarter;
twenty five, six months; and fifty numbers,
one year.
,-vS or
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sales of No. 1 at 81 so for new; No. at
81 Odo, and 81 72aI 76 for oldj closing
at inside prices; this afternoon No.
sold atS1 ISal "A. CoTn-Firm and Rc-
tive; No. opened at $3.50 and advan-
ced to 94Hc and closed at 94c; No,
923Sa93c; rejected at s7ss9c. Sales of No.
1, since 'change. at 9411o, Oats-In fair
demand for old; Nos. 1 and at 65Sa
67<c; new No. 2 at 60a62Hc; new re-
jected at 57a5S; closing at the inside
prices; sales at 4s11a49c, seller, August.
Rye-Firm and &c higher; sales at 81 81
BarIey-Firn for No. in store at 81 so:
and sample lots at 81 42a1 90, delivered
on track.
JULY sI.-FLoUR-Fair demand, bat
few transactions repOrtedE
GRAIN-Wheat-Qui and held above
buyers views; sales one small lots at
81 9s for No. Mil. Club; No. ditto
81 IS; White Michigan, 81 25; No. Chi
cago, 81 90. Corn-Tnquired for; buy
ers and sellers apart; sound shipping
could not be purchased for less than
81 O2; two sales last evening, q. 600 bus
mixed at at 81 Oh, and 10000 bus No. 1,
sellers option last half of August, at
at 81 O5. Oats-Quiet, and not plentyi
FREIaHTS-SteadY.
Toledo.
july Receipts, 955 bbls;
shipments, 200 bbls; market quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat-Rece $3.50 busi
shipments, 5000 bus; sales new Wnlte
Michigan at 81 so; amber do 81 10; No.
9 red SO 90; amber, seller August 81 eOa
OIL: No. red do 81 80. Corn-Receiptss
1,52O bus; shipments, 400 bnsi prices &c
lower; No. spring at sec; closing at
92c; buyer for August, 81 90; seller last
10 days of August, 9Sc. Oats-Ship-
ments, 600 bus; old No. Is held at 70c;
sales new, seller August, at 6lc.
st. Louis.
JULxs1.-FLouR-Fi Firm and unchang-
Observation-Disclosures. Corn, oats
and rye unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Firm but not much do
ing. Pork-S29 90; held at 25 higher.
Bacon-ShouIders I3c; clear sides 17c.
Lard-171za1Sc.
Milwaukee.
july sl.-FLOUE-Dull, and prices
unchanged.
GRAIN.-Wheat-No at g 35 for
No. 1 in store.