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Fenianism Universal.
BLACK Hills DAKoTAH TERRITORY,
December % 1867.

BLACK HILLS DAKoTAH TERRITORY
December Is, 1867.
To the Editors of The Irish Republic
GENTLEMEN At a large and enthusiastic meeting held at
Black Hills this day. it Resolved That Circle of the
Fenian Brotherhood be formed and called the Thomas
Francis Meagher Circle of the Black Hills" Fortyeven
members enrolled themselves military company will be
formed Immediately who will be fully equipped and ready
when their services may be required The majority of the
men have seen service in the late
On motion of P J. Sexton "Resored that the for
nation of this Circle be published in THE IRISH REPUBLIC
and IriSh-American newspapers.
The names of the officers of the Circle follows
Cnter-Thomas L. Murphy.
Secretary-J. G. Mclaughlin
Treasurer-Peter Mccormick.
Committee of Sdy-P j. Sexton, Chairman; Thomas Nc
Gee, Francis WEIGH, Thomas Campbell, John Nevil.
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sibe vgor carry our OF raising an army and
revolution that may give liberty and Ireland
believing our record the past to be sufficient of
sincerity in the future. Yours respectfully,
JOHN ONELI,
rConv I JOHN O'NErLL. President, F. B.
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.nlEruIshfittaN STATE CONVENTION


1bennder1gned. in pursuance oftheir an
zlI16Tfty aud duty. as the State Central Com
Lnittte, beg leave to submit 10 the voters o
the Republican party in West Virginia tht
following recommendations 49,
That State Convention be held IN etilii1e
burg on Thursday. the 18th day OF May me-
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose ol nOI-
mating State ticket and choosing oie' .,+s
for President and YIce-Presdent Oh t"'
United States: ~ location in
Tbat the delegates TO this Convention III
oJd,,tor IN selecting said state Ticket ana
p-s-sIS-,,fsI electors, be lIkewise em-
,,.,..a.cJ bV their respective constitu-
,iss 10 choose candidates for Con-
,,+SsS~and- for the vacant State Senator
s,1nT separating into appropriate Congress
s5onal and Senatorial District Conventions
for that purpose.
That County Conventions 10 select dele
gates TO tho Aforesaid State Convention be
held throughout the sthte on Saturday. inc
IAN of May, and that said County ConVen-
tEonE Mt the same time select their Executive
S,ournittees and take such other action as
NAV be necessary 20 secure thorough and
effectIyo Organization OF tho party In every
nart of the Commonwealth.
u &c. JOHN E. WILSON,
T. ~. LOGAN,
4 -zlf7r s-s-s- = SAMUEL IAUGHIFI
JOSEPH BILL,
john X. HUBBARD,
- JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
A. w. CAMPBELL,
Safe Central Committee.
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Messrs. Bayard. Chandler, CONFESS.
Corbett, Dixon, Fessenden, Fowler
Frelinghuysen, Grimes. Guthrie
Howard, Howe, johnson, Morgan, Nor.
ton, Nyes Salisbury, Shsrman-lS.
The declaration Is that under the
Constitution and laws of the United
States the President has no power to
remove the Seorstaryo War and desig-
nate any other officer to perform the
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Spetfa1 Autfees.
THE GREAT STORM.

From every section Of the county testi-
monIals are pouring In Ike an ayalanehs
upon the E,roprietors ofMISHLER'S CEIE-
DRAFTED HERB BITTERs. The demand
is really unprecedented-dou what II mas
ever been heretofore, and among the cures II
has made and Is now enecting, are scores OF
cases which ba1fied the skill OF the best
Physicians. Recourse was had to M1SH-
LERB HERB BITTERS as a last resort, and
in many instances It seemed IKE hoping
against hope, but The sure and steady ana
ever reliable powers of MIsHLERS HERE
BITTERS were soon discovered to be operat-
ing with their usual puugency, and victim
aftsr victim 10 disease has been raised from
a,Id nsrnaiient health. This wonderful
career OF MLSHLERS HERB BITTERS u
only the beginning of Its triumphs. For all
diseases ariSing from impurities OF the blood
Il is unQuestIonably the most positive and
pleasant cure discovered. All oyspetIes
ought 70 posses bottle OF MIsHLEkS
HERB BlTTERS, and If every one who
may be AFFLICTED with any of the symptoms
OF dyspepsia, or Acidity OF the Stomach, or
General Debility, would Immediately take
these Bitters, q very few days would answer
TO cure them up. For Liver Complains
have never been known to fail In efectipg a
cure. These Blttars may be taken as Tonic
and are very pleasant 10 the taste and IN
MIGRATING TO the system. All respectable
Druggists sell these Sltters, but be sure you
ask log MISHLERi5, and do not take any
BRANoH HOUSED Market street, PITTS
D : FAHNEsToCK & HoLToN,
aprlS.2W EN- Managers.
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Mr.. ASHLEY (the impeacher) made a
speech at Charleston, s. c., on the 18th,
and in the course OF his remarks de-
cIared that whatever the future might
develope concerning the knowledge of
theman who occupies the Presidential
chair regarding Abe .egent. before or
after the fact, his hearers knew and he
knew, that If Hannibal Hamlin, or any
other true man, had been Vice Presi-
dent of the United States, Mr.. Lincoln
would not have been assassinated.
The declaration created 'great sensa-
tion," according TO the Neps.
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THE interest excited by Postmaster
General Randall's testimony, regarding
hfs suspension of Foster Blodgett MS
Postmaslerat Augusta has called out
the statement from persons in official
circles, that short time since Randall
suspended mail agent, who was also
an editor, for an article which appear
in his paper TO the following effect:
"The days of Andrew Johnson as
President are numbered. We advise
him to take his man.servant Seward,
and his maid-servant Welles, and his
ass Randall, and flee to the noun
tains."
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LEN AarerftsElnents.
For evansville, cairo & St. Louis
A Cook Wanted.

For freight or passage apply on board or to
III. MONG, Agent,
apr23-2t ----34 Monroe street.
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duties of that office Gd interim. If THU
was true then, it is true now. Mr.
johnson had then done what these
Senators declared he could not do e1-
cept in contrayention of the constitu-
ton and upon being notified oil tne
Senate5s declaration, SO far from WIN
drawing his unlawful act he has ever
since sought to justify it. and has point
edIv defied the Senate by constantly
4 recopniziue Gen. Thomas as Secretary
of war and consulting with him IN
Cabinet meetings as such. Nothing mas
transpired during the trial to weaken
the declaration of the Senate then made.
All that was known to be true then,
bas been shown to be true now, both of
fact and of law; and no Senator who
voted Tor that declaration can now vote
johnson innocent without gross incon-
sistency amounting to self'stuitihca-
ton. Mr.. Bingham, who Will Gloss ~,
the people, will make his resolution anu
the vote of the Senate upon 1t his main
points, and will claim that the I'M
parchment articles resulted from this
action OF the Senate.
Respecting the vote on Stanton's re-
fnstatement, the Baltimore American
saws that of the absent members it is
confidently expected, and not disputed
that Ross, Henderson, Sherman
Sprague, Wiley and Yates, and FroDa-
biy Mr.. Grimes, will vote for conVic-
ton. These, with the Senators voting
for the reinstatement, would give 81 ior
conviction, without Mr.. Wade-hVe
more Than the two-thirds.
Respecting the vote on the declara-
tory resolution of February 2lst, 1t
appears IL Republican Senators were
absent. ofthese, Fowler and Grimes
are claimed by Jollnson's friends, but
it is doubtful how they will vote. AL
lowing these two and Mr.. Fessenden
to be doubtful, there are still nine of
these absentees of whose votes for con-
yiotion no doubt has over been raised.
Add these to those who voted for the
resolution and it gives 81 without Mr..
Wade. Mr.. Edmunds, of Vermont
who voted with the Democrats against
tho resolution has almost uniformly
voted with the Republicans during the
trial, and is counted as certain to vote
for conviction. This would make 3s
without Mr.. Wade.
Analysing these votes still further
we find the following Senators who
were absent on the vote upon Stanton's
reinstatement. voted for the resolution
of February 21st: Henderson, Ross,
sprague and Wiley. or those absent
on the vote upon the resolution of Feb
ruary 2lst, the following had voted for
stanton's reinstatement: Chandler,
Conness, Corbett, Fessenden. Fowler,
Frelinghuysen, Howard. Howe. Nor
gan and Nye. So that the only Repub-
licans absent and uncommitted on both
votes are Sherman and Grimes. Thir-
ty-nine Republican Senators, besides
Mr.. Wade, are therefore, squarely COM
mitted to vote for the Presidents con-
viction and cannot do otherwise with
on grossly stultifying themselves.
We conclude, therefore, that Mr..
Johnson's conviction may be set down
as foregone conclusion.
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MARRIAGE AND oELIBACY,
ND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MAI

HOOD. a.i a-r.a.
An Essay for Young Men on abe
Crime ofSOlItudes and the Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases which create inn
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means OF
Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address. DIR. j. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard association, Philadelphia, Pa,
Jan3l-3md&w
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FEnArE suffrage seems to be fixed
fact at Topeka, Kansas. At late cleo.
ton in that city forty-four women
voted for a member of the Board OF
Education in one ward, and one lady,
Mrs. Jane Crane, ran as a candidate for
school director, receiving one hundred
and thirty votes.
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THE Boston Post, the leading Demo-
cratic paper of New England, is def
nitely out in favor OF the nomination
ofGeneral Hancock for the Presidency.
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TINS Richmond IHhig rofers 10 the
Virginia Convention, which adjourned
Friday night, rs "baboons and incen-
dIarIes." y.
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HoUsToN-wooDs- Tuesday, April
2lst, al tho residence OF the BRIDES mother, by
Kew. ]. Mofiat, Mr.. ]. NJ. HOUSTON 10 Miss
MARY b, WOODS, both OF this city.
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THE friends of Mr.. Colfax in New
Jersey expect TO give him the State al
Chicago for Vice President.
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Engine Lathe for Sale

NTADE BY N. Y. STEAM ENor
Iil Company. Dimension IA in VINE
will turn u feet front and croSs-cnt wing
feed, Is feet shear, viii cut 10 10 tfrsosScfe F
i inch, face plate, counter shan AMI SaS 1s 10
complete. A first class Lathe in hangers
condition and will be sold low eAceiIent
NORWAY IRON MFG Co
aprl4.lm Cor. 4th and TyIay IS
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AnnnnaGemtnis.
FOR CnNRREss.

N~Ipwe are authorized 10 Announce HON,
~, as a candidate for reelection from the
First Congressional District, subject TO tue
decision of the Union Republican Conven.
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THE Virginia rebels are preparing to
make "A strong fight against the Consti-
tuition. They have a complete organi-
cation. A list of canvassers for the
State is published. Itembraces IL for
tho State at large, with tho addition OF
for each Congressional District and
ono for each county.
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AMERICAN WATCHES

THE BESTIi THE CHEAPEST
THE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
il Watches by Railway ConductoIs, o.iiEg
class or Watch-Wearers, has Thoroughly ~
monstrated the strength, steaniness Wash
lily, and accuracy Of the WalInAa W IL n
To satisfy that class in all these reSpectis y ~
decide the question as to the real value u
these tlmekeepers - ,t,or,
More than $4,000 are speaking lor tneN
selves In the pockets OF the people.
Imported Watches are made on an EXP on,
sive system, in small numbers but Dy net Iu
merous makers, and are placed nv ~ tn sscnTaE
Monopoly of Sale OF some one ManuiAet III ~
To the Manufacturers pront must Dc auu-
Gu C Custom to duty of IS per cent, pay
a profit OF at least d per cent 70 the Inn
porter, another profit 10 the 1obpef; Inus
nearly doubling the cost Of the Imported
Al Walthann, Watches are manufactured
OF supervision and management, tneIs ~;
saving many of the expenses necessarily ~
CURED in small establishments; henee IneH
N Tesneefable dealers now sell Waltham
Watches and competitions as all me WEI sr,a
knows, Is favorable to small pronLs' mi
ON each watch is small, the demand ls Lhs'
and all are salable. ,o,,,, ,,laes
Unscrupulous importers Is, ~ ~
TO avoid imposition, the purchaser sn 1I,Is.
InyarfabIy demand certificate OF genuiLHnSy
ness, signed by the treasurer OF me America
"ThsTe are tfifft;rent grades OF finish In tns
,ilfferent varieties of Watches made by tnT
Waltham Company, as there ara dlneLens
sJzes and shapes to suit all tastes and meALs
hnf every Watch that bears the genuih5S
trade mark OF ''WALTHAM" Is guaraDSiueeTTd
10 be q good one, and nobody need Dc AliAi"
TO buy It.
Eve. watch Fully Warranted.
= - oil firzt-rIas7 dealers in the
United States and British Provinces
RORBINs q APPLETON
NO. IS2 Broadway N. H
nBAsk for the waltham Watch, and tass
no other. II is the best Its the che'P'
apr4
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Wanted.

"A man capable OF running RAILWAY
SPIKE MACHINE.
We want an experienced hand. None
other need apply. Address or apply to
.-.5 OHIO IRON CO.,
aprlS.lw GAINESVILLE, o.
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LAUGHLIN's INFANT CoRDIALui
Baby rests sweetly; the little teeth come
through nicely;i Mamma Is rested; Papa is
ready FOR breakfast, and your neighbor will
not say" Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Laughlin's Infant Cordial. Only % cents a
Bottle. .-- 10 marl3.
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8ur Gent.
For Rent.

TIHE THREE STORY BRICK R,r,,n
j Ing on Water street, now occnpie5 ~ LID
Wilson Kelly. Good cellar nndst,oSy A.
fossession given nrst of April, For tIs,Sfttht
Information enquire of va iuItheF
mar3-u BOOTH, BATTELLE 6Co
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wheeling, Marietta aud ParEersbnre
D.s Daily Packets. 81
49, The side wheel steamers IRE
L eRaSs%A BECCA" and aEXPRESS" :.
- Rebecea leaves Wheeling every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at eleven
o'clock, a m. 2; -=l=1iiz1 y
Express leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at IL o'clock, a. m.
Connecting at Bellaire with trains from
Pittsburgh, due at II a. m.
Freight Teceipted through to all points be-
tween RaIRersburg and 6allipolis.
iu BOOTH BATTELEE q CO.,
declO-n aifla s- i.a. Agents.
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For Sale.
Fifty Building Lots
WHEELING ISLAND

A SUBSTANTIAL sToNEWIVn ,or,.,
"a and cellar 1907 eighty feet Ions ~ ~
twenty 1eet wide, capacity nearly thfr+ ~ l1l
sand $4,000 gals.'together with CoonSSIS non.
ABOUT a,S me same capacity. PREsSss sS 81
3 WIIts n1LuIes necessary for manufactnTins,
VINE; Though built for a wine cellar 81 Y
equaIly wen adapted for manufacturer Sr a
stoIlng -lager-beer. With this will Ia S Si5
ABOUT ionr acres of land on which is sIso
erected. adjoining the Wine House. n SnsS
ronn1s s 6wt1 ny dwelling house OF eSht
whole Is offeredEfor less than Tie Cost Of me
improvements: wi tue
AM, Any person desiring TO engage In maputac.
turing WINE or LAGER-BEER shonld csT
a5a see this property before Investing eIse.
The BUILDING LOTS offered orr ,so
most desirable Island lots now in The arI Sse
"n Th VII 6e sold at low rates on easy terms.
island Vineyard running east from the FatT
M sET g further Information apply at No.
april JNo. p. GILcHRIsr.
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PILES.

There Is no medicine in use SO efhc9e;iiooH55
as DIT, Roback's Blood Purifier ana l,i RL% N
PflIs for the permanent cure OF bn ~ al.
BLEEDING Piles they strike At the root % -
sease thereby removing the cause.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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TO the Ladies'.

MISS ZAHN, OF PITTSBURGH, wishes
Nl TO give instruction to Ladies', in class or
privately, in the art OF making Crosses,
Terms moderate, and no great time required
for learning. Specimens can be seen at
Messrs. Scott & Hennegen's Jewelry Store,
where hose wishing TO purchase can leave
orders. Bridal boQuets and ornamental
work neatly executed. apr2l-2te
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Passage TO Pittsburgh, One Dollar.
"Meals & state-ROoms Included"
Fare Reduced.

Fare Reduced.
The fine side-wheel Steamers
- j. N. MCCULLOUGH, Capt. Moore.
LsIlls34Sa BAYARD, Capt. Shepherd.
- STAR GREY EAGLE, Capt Brennan.
Leave Wheeling for Marietta aud Par
kersburg
EVERY EVENING,
Sunday Excepted, ut nine o'clock p. IN.
Passage Through, Meals and State Rooms
included 81 so.
Boat for Pittsburg every morning at z
o'clock. u syf@ls D ssl-lIE
Freights win be received at ali hours ofthe
day on the landing. Tarpaulins and other
appliances have been provided by the COM
pany for the preservation and safety of all
freight, whether In large parcels or small
EreIsht carried either up or down at RE-
DUCED RATES =
= {, 49,. JAS. n. HOLMES, Agent.
once and Sitting koomkl s No. 50 Monroe st.
mar2.tf - -..l..- n ~ = q -
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RRNdoVAL,

HAVE removed TO no. 4s Main ST, west
~ SIDE, the ware room recently Occupied
c % SILSnSle, Dalzeli & Co, here we are re-
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nAnY AT MIDNIGHT.

Screaming at the top or Us voice-dlsturbs
all the sleepy heads of the house, and your
next.door neIghbor. How often you hear
the thoughtIess remark, "Choke that squal-
ling Babyw Now. this is very. unkind of
You. my friend. Once you had Just such a
lime Teething, Cholic, Pain, Fret[ul, Wake
full Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. A long night OF watching,
and n weary morning dawns, bringing No
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gur 7aIe.
For Sale:

A PAIR OF HEAVY DRAFT Hops,
"a also a heavy. two-horse Waeo1 ~ =;
Harness, both nearly new. InuufrsSt and
GEO. KEEIiNE,s
Lumber offics, bridgeport. o5io
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premium Beef.

THREE HEAD OF CATTLE. WHICH,
u. ing between fifty and sixty hundred
pounds nett, fed by Wilson, DunIeYy q Co.,
Will be offered for sale In the End and Sth
Ward Market Houses. -...rl.-.,
These cattle will be on exhibition TINS
morning at the 2nd Ward Market House.
This Beef is the best OF the season. -
apr22.4tH JOHN McGAHNON.
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DoCKINGs UNRIvALDED BAKING
ID POWDER. The best In the market aud
always gives satisfaction. apr9
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A DESIRABLE HOME FOR $1,000 IN
n West Bridgeport, Ohio, a nice Cottage
House with four rooms and kitchen-an in
perfect order-having recently been papered
and painted. a splendid well OF water Mt
the DOORS large lot covered with shrubbery
and fruit OF every description. Immediate
Po anesS given. IRWIN
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0RuSSES.!SEELEY'S HARD RuR
y. BER TRUSS cures Rupture retains the
most dlthcult with safety and ease. never
Tusts, breaks, moves or soils. Sold by an
nutstreet, Philadelphia, Pa. mafSsim
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EOR A GOOD WHITE ONE A PERMA.
z nent situation and high wages, at Alfred
Caldwell's, corner Quincy and Byron streets
Rpr2-lt
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-09-25

SAxToS LODGE No. 594, l. 0. Of 0. f. |
Sept. 10th 1868.

SAxToN LODGE No. 594, l. 0. OF 0. r. I
Sept 10Th 1868.
Whereas it hath pleased Almighty God, in
his inscrutable wisdom, to remove from this
Lodge by sudden death our brethren James
L. Prince Assistant Secretary and James
Clark
Resolred, 1st, That we bow with humble
submission to the divine viii in this affective
dispensation toward us, and that We feel our
selves edmonished thereby to more earnest
devotion, to active effort in promoting the
best interest of our honorable Order.
Resolued, ID, That the suddenness of their
death impresses on each of us the necessity
OF immediate preparation for the end of our
earthly existence-for seyeriDg the ties that
bind us to each other, in the good hope of
having blessed re union in the Grand Lodge
of the SKIES.
ReSoiced, Sd, That we cherish the memory
of our departed Brethren as that of punctuai,
CONSTANT and energetic members Of this
Lodge.
ReSolred, 4th, That we deeply sympathise
with the families of the deceased, in the sore
atfliction that has fallen upon them-that we
heartily commend them to the protection and
love of Him who says Leave thy fatherless
children, / viii preserve them alive; and let
thy widows trust in me" and that we will
discharge toward them all the du-
ties made binding upon us by the high and
Sacred principles Of our Order.
Resolred, 9Th, That the families of our de-
parted brethren be furnished each with a
copy of these resolutions: also that copy be
sent to the Bedford Gazette and Bedford IN
eUIRER with a request to publish the same.
CHARLES S. FAxoN,
Il. j. Groves,
L. 3. Waltz.
COMMITTEES.
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MARKETS..

PHILADELPHIA Sept 20 The Flour market
still retains its feature of extreme dullness,
and prices are dropping. About 1000 barrels
were taken by the home consumers, including
superfne at So 60@7 so; extras at SS@s so;
700 barrels new spring wheat extra family at
5000; old do at SO 25@I0 so; Pennsylva-
MIA and Ohio family at S10@12, and fancy
brands at S12 5OG14, according to quality.
Rye Flour is selling at S9@9 90 U barrel.
Nothing doing in Corn Meal.
The Wheat market is excessively quiet, but
prices are without quotable change Sales of
1000 bushels red at 81 2O92 29 Rye sells
at 81 so per bushel for western, and 81 30G9
35 for southern. Corn is inactive. Sales
of yellow at 81 so and western mixed at 81
27G1 20. Oats remain as last quoted. Sales
of western and Pennsylvania at 75@76c.
Nothing doing in Barley or Malt.
Seeds CloYerseed is selling at s8 25@9
per Ga pounds. Timothy ranges from $3@3-
so. Flaxseed is worth 50 so.