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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20
Railroad Meeting,

A railroad meeting was held At
Norwalk on tho 18th to decide upon
a route for tho building Of tho pro-
posed new road from Toledo to Pitts.
burgh. A movement to adopt n re
solution in favor Of tho southern or
Tifin route, by a gentleman from
Massilon, caused such q auttering
among tho Norwulk folks that they
Immediately adjourned sine die,
In the evening meeting was held
at the Court House, in which they
spent the time in (to themselves) a
favorable comparison Of tho Norwalk
route over all others. They claim
their route to be thirteen miles shor-
tor, but for the life Of us, we can't
SEQ how that eau compare with q
route whore nearly all the grading is
already completed, and where thcro is
no competition, from a parallel road
The Norwalkers say the TiIiin route
"can nerer be successful" Wha
prophets
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The seoretaryship.

Most prominent among many
worthy persons named in connection
with the Office Of Secretary of State,
to be filed at tho next election, is
that of Con. Sherwood, of the Bryan
Free Press. The Generals war re-
cord is not the only recommendation
for that honorable position His
steadfast adherence to the principles
Of Rcpublicanism, and his unsollish
sacrifices in behalf of the triumph Of
our cause, in lending his eloquent
voice and uutiriug energies, in the
campaign of the last year, points to
him as tho right man, aud it shall
be pleasure for us to witness his
nomination at tho Convention on the
4th Of March, which wo now deem a
forgoue conclusion.
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Impeachment,


The last nail has been driven in,
and still the box won't hold water,
Impeachment is among tho things
that ''might have been" but is not.
The three members who voted in
Committee for impeachment, Mcssrs,
Stevens Of Pennsylvania, Boutwell, OF
Massachusetts,, aud Farnsworth of
Illinois, voted in favor of the I'm
parchment resolution of January,
1867, OF the four Republican mem.
bers of the majority who voted in
Committee against Impeachment,
Messrs. Bingham of Ohio, Booman
Of Michigan, aud Hulburt of Now
York, voted in 1867 against Impeach
ment, Mr., Paine, Of Wisconsin, who
voted in 1867 for impeachment, voted
in Committee on the 18th against it
Although we favored impeachment
and believed that If ever case could
arrive whore high official might b'
punished for high crimes aud mlsde
meanors, Andrew johnson had pre-
sented such case, but too much va
citation and hesiiency defeated JUS
tice. We are glad that 1t is fnall.
settled let the alderman live out hi
short span, and save the country tn
disgrace of impcaching her higbcs
officer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20
Supreme Court Decision,

The decision of tho United States
Supreme Court in tho matter Of the
application oftho State Of Georgia for
an injunction to restrain Secretary
Stanton, Gen. Grant and Gen, Pope
from carrying into effect the Recon
struction Acts ofCongress, is very i'm.
portant at this time, because it indi-
Gates that tho Judges of that high
tribunal do not intend to taruish their
judicial records by giving decisions
ON matters which are not properly
within the scope Of their duties
The application was dismissed on the
sole ground that the issue involved was
political one, aud therefore one with
which the judiciary department Of
the Government has nothing to do.
The uaauimity Of decision in this case
creates strong presumption that
other matters which have been
brought before the Court for the
purpose of getting a decision on ques
tious purely political will meet witt
the same fate,-C,a. Gasette.
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Valandigham VS., the World.


wo publish on the FIRST pago of
this papor the rooinding article from
tho ~ Y World a leading Democrat
io paper, by which, the head Of our
Ohio martyr. G. L. Yalandigham, Is
shipped of, and held up to tho gaze
Of tho people as the head of an
"egotist," tho head Of "reckless
domagoguc,' tho head Of coin Of
chase metal" etc. But the martyr,
with no inclination TO bo talked down,
responds in boGtting rooriminating
terms, and thus is initiated very in
teresting fight.
We arc led to wonder what views
on the question are accepted by oul
Tilin DemocrOcy--those Democrats
who carried the Hon, Q. l.. from his
carriage to the platform, last fall
who rcverently touched tho chem oI
his garments ts'--who hurrahod unit
their throats were dry, aud swung
their hats until the air was cloude'
with flying felt--who gulphcd dowI
as n saving elixir his abuse Of ou
soldiers and the Government vii
they shelter themselves undOr Val.
wings still, though ho be "dughiI
cock, aud accept the cilluyia of hi
throne, or will they abandon hir
to seize the tail feathers Of tho Pom
dlctou eagle, aud bo conducted sun
wardp What think you, noighbor
! Your Gcilo pen inditos no comment
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UNION REPUBLICAN COUNTY
CONVENTION.

10 Me Uaion RcpuJlican Voters cf
Seneca County:
Pursuant TO call by the Union
Republican State Central Committee,
you are requested to meet in Mass
Convention at the Court House, in
Tiiiu, on
SATURDAY, FEB. %, 1868,
at 2 o'clock, p. ~, for The purpose
Of selecting SEVEN (O Delegates to
the Union Republican State ConTen-
lion, which assemblies in the city Of
Columbus on Wednesday March 4th [,
1868, to put into nomination the fol-
lowing officers: Secretary Of State,
Judge Of Supreme Court, Commission
or Of Common Schools, Clerk Of the
Supreme Court and member Of the
Board Of public Works.
The State Convention will also
make choice Of -FOUR (D Delegates Of
Large to tho National Republican
Convention to assemble at Chicago
20, 1868, to nominate candidates fol
President and Vice President Of The
| United States ai the ensuing Prcsi
dental Election. The Convention
will also nominate TWO (2) ELEcroRI
AT LARGE for President and Vic
| Precedent, aud transact such otho
business as may come before it,
A full attoueance from each Town
ship ia requested.
BY order Of the
Co. CEN. CoI.
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TURN QUIT

We hope the Union men Of this
county so far as pructicablo--aud you
must make IL so-will be on hand on
Saturday to attend tho County Con.
vontiou. Let every township be rep
resented. Come one and all. No
special delegates are called for but
every man who can leave his business
for ONE day. Is invited.
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List of Letters -Remaiuing in the
Fihu Post Office, Feb. Goth, 1868
Phillip Aurick, Mrs. Rebecca Bishop,
Miss G. Beler, John Bare, Jacob
Bohr, James Buuuell, Il. IL. Gun.
nipgham, Arthur Clay, Miss Sarah
Criver, Michael Cornly, J. Dewey, O.
Dymau, Ed, Foreman, Jacob Flasel,
Barbara Foglcson, Barbara Funk,
Scott Gittingcr, N, ,mE, Her, Mrs,
Mary Hardin, Henry Hin, Mrs. Ce-
lestia Horton, Alice Hoffman, j.
Duhn, Peter S. Kreits, Charles Louis,
John Lohan, Miller aud Bro, Julia
Maekall, j. NJ, Marion, p +. Meyers,
Nimrod aud Davidson, Phillip Steip,
II, II, Smith, David f. Snyder,
Christ Snider, Isaac Smith, Perry
Sharp, LOrence Shidlo, Conrad StoltE,
A. G, Swinoford, Louis Thill, S, IL,
Wolf z. III, Zaek,
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TIE Alabama Election,

The latest indications are that the
new Constitution Of Alabama, has
been adopted, though we have no
positive information to that effect. II
Is greatly to be hoped that there are
loyal men enough in Alabama to
bring her into the Union again.
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Gen. Sherman has written TO sever.
al Senators asking them to secure the
defeat ofhis confirmation to the bre-
yot rank, to which he was nominated
by the President lie declares that
in any event he viii not accept it, aud
seems to think the President has
done an iudignity both to Grant aud
himself by his action in the matter.
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Congress will reduce the entire or
binary expenses Of ,he Government
10 ninety-uiue millions ia paper
against Buchanan's seventy millions
IN gold The extraordinary expenses
will add slsO, ,000, 600, being for pen
sions, bounties, aud interest. The
total will be s270, 600, 900, or $780,,
600, 900 less than last year,
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FOR SALE.

ORPHAN AsYLUaI-we the undersigned Of
" fer for sale the following descrlhed property.
to-wit; house and tWo lots, In the Second Ward
In the city Of Tinin, formerly known AS the Holt
House, and at present used ss an orphan Asy.
lum. II l. situated a few squares west Of the
railroad depot, 10 5ON60 r., two-story brick, with
basement, large btable, and other out-buildings.
Als), n good well and large cisteIn. The house
was hnlt expressly for hotel, and IA we'll adapt
ed for that purpose Il being situated on the cor.
ner OF Sandusky and Adams streets. Frice and
terms reasonable. For further particulars, apply
TO A. NiEBEL, Agit Tinin, O.
noi7-it JOHN ORWtG, Ag't Bellevue, o.
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PUBLIC SALE.

rINHE undersigned will ofIer for sale, on Friday,
i February 2lst, 1868, at his residence on the
Portland Road, two miles north OF Titin, person.
al property, consisting OF cattle, horses, sheep,
and hogs; hay, oats, and corn. Also household
and kitchen furniture. Wagons, buggies, farm
ing tensils, and harness.
fERMs.-All sums Of A. and under cash, and
all sums over S6a credit OF months, the purohas-
pr giving note with approved security. Terms OF
sale complied with before the removal Of property
not5 l., s. HORTON
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers at private sale a valuable
l. farm, situated in Wyandot county one half
mile south OF Mexico, containing eghty-three
acres, under good Improvement with SUFFICIENT
timber and well watered. The buildings are a
two story frame house, frame barn, and other out
buildings. Also n splendid orchard Of different
kinds OF choice fruit lit Is not sold by the 25th
day Of February, IL will then be offered at public
sale on that day on the promises.
For further particulars inquire OF lir. Rolston,
on the premises, or of Fernando Rogers, one and
half miles east OF Mexico, or OF the subscriber,
nine and half miles south OF Ifin.
nol4wi JOSEPH sWIGART.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE eo-pArtncrshlp heretofore existing be-
l twVcn James Elder and Calvin 4, kroh ueder
the nrm name OF "kroh \ klder,n has this day
been dissolved, Jtules Elder haviag aold all his
interest In said arm 10 Nancy kldsr. The busi-
ness will be continued By Q. NFoh AID Nancy
kldsr under the lrm name OF "hroh \ kden"
&. q kRoH,
NAMES ELDER.
January ~, ls'G Aols
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE eo-pArtnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm name og Searls h Co., In the Steam
saw MIL has been this day dissolved All claim
against and an accounts due the firm will be setd
tiled by II. Searlaj and no other one Is authorizes
10 do SO. II. SEARLS,
Jan. e5th, ts6S-it. C.J, LAMDERTsoN.
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MAN HOODS!
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Tl-ST PUBLISHED, a new edition Of DR.. Gull
81 yerw -llb Celebrated Essay on the RADICAL
cuRr without medoine) of Spermathorrhma, or
Seminal weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
Impotency, Mestal and Physical lneapacity, I'M
pediments TO Marriage, etc, also, Co9sumpton,
Epilepsy, and Fits, Induced by sell'indulsenee or
sexual extravaganza,
hs-Prlee, I'M scaled envelop, only cents.
. The celebrated author In his admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from a thirty years. sue
cosaftn practice, that the alarming consequences
OF seltabuse may be radically cured without tho
dangerous use OF internal medicine or tho appli.
cation OF the knifci pointing out a mode OF cure
at once simple, certain, and cieetuhl, by means Of
which oVcry sufferer, no matter what his condi-
tlon may be, may cure himself eheaply, private
ly, aud radically.
GssThis Lecture should be In the hands of every
youth and every man In the land.
Sent, under seal, IN plain envelope TO any
address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents or tive
postage stamps. Also, Or. Culvcrwell's "Mar-
iiage Guide" price 25 cents. Address the Pub
fishers, CHAS, J. G, XII NE co,
l27 Bowery, New York, rostofiee BOX 1859
Jan. 10, 1865. lnol3 iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20

Ths Senate Military Committee has
voted to return to the President his
nomination Of General sherman, with
a resolution stating that it is not ad
yisable to confer breye, rank on off g..
GERS of the two highest grades
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20

Specials dispatches from Indiansp.
oils state that il is probable that the
second place on the Republican State
ticket will be given to the Hon. VIII.
Gun back, and that he viii accept it,
There will bo no opposition to Gov,
ernor Baker for tho Grst place, or 20
Gen Kimble. for Treasurer,
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The Senate Military Committee
have decided to report against the
confirmation Of 1t. Gen. sherman to
the brevet rank Of General This
will meet the views Of the General
aud destroy the value Of Mr., john
sons last card.
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SARAH LEWIS ESTATE.

NOTICE is here given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed aud Il qualified as Ad.
mtnistrAtor Of the estate OF Sarah Lewis, late OF
the County OF Seneca, deceased,
JSn,e5es--at, 81. sHIRKEY.
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The First Gun.

Our Democratic exchanges, and
our neighbor among the rest, gave,
with great gladuess, the res0lt Of an
election held for a Justice of the
Peace in McConnellyille, Jan, 25.
Hero is an Offset
"The "6rst gun" Of the spring
campaign in New York was fred at
Palmyra on the 3D.. At the charter
election held that day ths Republican
ticket was elected for the Grst time
in ten years. The battle was fought
under the banner Of "Grant and Fen
TOM
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Breeze,

An incipient whirlwind is manifest
in Illinois against the Peudloton for
President movement. A dozen pa.
pers Of that State have raised Breeze
in opposition. Mr.. Breeze is repre-.
sentod 10 be a Judge Of some reputo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20

Brick Pomroy talks Of removing
his paper to Cincinnati, Il has a
circulation Of 100000 What has
Cincinnati done to deserve thisg
Don't the city bave the cholera any.
how whenever It visits the country ?
- This immense circulation is due to
the inherent powes efdllh 10 rise aud
y expand. Like phosphoratad hydro
gen il stinks aud spreads ahd spreads
and stinks.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that on the cath day
IN OF Feb, 1865, will proceed TO sell at auction
the stock OF goods lately owned by II. A. n J, o,
B0wles, at tho store lately occupied by them in
Kansas, Seneca county, Ohio Dry goods, grocer
les and hardware, for cash on delivery OF goods.
nol7-n ABRAHAM ASH, Assignee.
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AND LOT FOR SALE.

1NORSA the House and lot owned by J. w
Il Patterson, situated on Perry street, and nov
session given SpTll ist nSxt. Applyyo
noiSwjl John 7. HUsS.
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Farm for Sale.

rHE nndersignoi, wishing to quit farming Of
fers hs splendid farm for sale very cheap, situ-
sied In Washington township, Hancock county,
ohio, one aud q half miles southwest Of Fostoria,
containing i21 acres 9i OF which are we'll imprOY-
81, the balance Il tlniber land. There is good
frame house, harm, wag0n-hOuse, and plenty OF
out-huildlngs upon the premises; also a splendid
omhard Of all kinds OF grafted fruit, and two
good wells Of water and = cistern. For further
particulars inquire OF the subscriber on the farm
or address him by letter at Fostoria, Ohio.
Sm oct2t MARTIN MAURER
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Theopilus Fulton's Estate.
ROBERT LYsLE
House and Lot for Sale.

WILL offer ut private sale between this and
L the tst Of April house and lot located on
Jeffsrson street. Barn ard outhousesi fruit trees
Of various kinds, asd a well and two cistcrns on
uno ndIswa pIsS;i'''' ''PF' It's. .wENNER.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Il hereby given that the undersigned
N with others will present petition to the
Commissioners of Seneca county, Ohio, at their
of = County Road along the following described
route to-wit:
beginning at point about forty ti0l rods North
ter OF section twenty.six TOY in township thrre
(3) North Range fifteen (l5) East in, Seneca Coun-
ty, Onto. Runuing thence North 10 a point situ-
Northeast corner Of said Northeast quarter, and
the same TO be established on the section limo be-
teen section twenty-five (25) aud twenty-six icy
IN said township.
NORMAN D. EGDERT, and twelve other petI-
tioners. noI5- a..
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fec, will do well 10 call and examine aud try for
themselves.
NATHAN BECK.
Tian, o, Jan. %, ls6s. nolt en-
IN the District Court Of the United States, for
i the Northern District OF Ohio, IS. In the
matter Of Lyman Bennett, Bankrupt. In Bank.
ruptcy. Al Cleveland, in said District, on the
Esd day of January, A. D., 1868. Northern Dis
trict Of Ohio, ss Take notice that Npctition has
been filed in said Court hy Lyman Bennett OF
Green Springs, in tho County OF Seneca, in said
District, duil declared a Baukruptunder the Act
of Congress Of March "a, 1867, Tor discharge,
and a certificate thereof, from all his debts and
other claims provable under said Act, and that
the 26th day Of February next, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, Is assigned for the hearing of the same, when
and where You may attend and show cause. itAny
you have, why the prayer OF the said Petition
should not be granted. You will also take notice
that the second and third meetings of Creditors,
required by the 21th and 2sth sections Of said Act,
will be held by order Of said Court on the 2lst day
of February, A. D., 1863 AT 10 o'clock A. NJ At
Norwalk, Ia said District, before Frank Sawyer,
Esquire, one OF the Registers OF said Court.
EARL BILL,
Clerk OF the District Court.
To the Creditors OF said bankrupt [noi5w9
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t,tsO Prizes, amounting to $33O,25O
---O=-
Tickets s1a, Halves 50, Quarters 80.
--n---=
nB- Tho above MAoSUicESr SINGLE NUNBtR
LorrERY will be drawn ~ rUHIic, in CovtNGroN,
Ky hy three Sworn CoMAtsst0NERs, at one clock
r. ~, ut ut the Corner OF Filth and Madison Sts
The Kentucky Lotteries are no Gift Enterprises,
but responsible Money Lotteries, that have been
conducted for tho past thirty years, aud are drawn
under the authority Of a charter from the state,
and bonds are given tc secure the payment OF all
prizes.
\ The official list Of numbers driving prizes VIII
| bo published In the New York Herald. Cincinnati
| Daily Commercial, md Cincinnati German papers
pS- We draw two Lotteries daily, and give per-
| sons the advantage Of SOLICITING Their own num-
/ hers Send your address for circular.
| Address all orders to
FRANCE, SMITH h CO.,
! BOX aTl CoYington, Ky.
| nol7.2t.
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FOR SALE.
Dissolution NOTICE.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing between
| q. X. Brown, ], D. Wilson n r. W. ShaWhan
under the name Of G.. X. Brown Co., Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, and all out stand
ing notes and accounts have been transferred 70
collect them without delay, and will pay on pres
entation all debts Of the old Arm.
@. X. BROWN.
J. H. WILSON.
r. w. sHAwHAN.
Ian Q4th i69--noI5ta
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JEFF. FREEZE,

TAILOR,
TTAs removed his Tailor and Repairing shop
IL to rooms one door east Of the No. FIRE en-
gine house, on Market Street, and nearly oppo-
site Dr. Knhn's residence, where he will be on
hand to walt on his old as well ~ new customers.
Thankful for the past favors he selicitea con-
tlnuance Of n portion Of the public patronagei
Cutting attended TO with prOmptness and care
Tim, Jan. %, is6S. nollwd
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MUTUAL RELIEF
ASSOCIATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the next annual
IN meeting OF said Association, will be held At
he Town Hall in Republic on Friday, March 9Th,
1895 between the hours of10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and .
O'Clock p NJ for the purpose Of electing ive Trus'
tees for thoensuing year.
Important Constitutional Amendments will be
submitted for consideration. A full attendance
| is solicited by order OF Trustees,
! noib--it DIN. NEIKIRK Scc'y.
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All who are fond Of a Prime Cup Of Tea or Cof-
fec, will do well 10 call and examine aud try for
themselves.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-24
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
From the Virginia Enterprise of Sunday

From the Virginia Enterprise of Sunday
san FRANCisco, March 2l.-F1nny Simp-
son, alias Price, has sued the Alta for So
600 damages for alleged libel BY denouncing
her as a vitriol-thrower and head breaker.
About O'Clock A. VI. to-day Ned knigh,
was walking along East street, when he fell
through man-trap and struck feet first in
the mud. The water was not deep enough
- drown him.
The suspension OF Henry Carlton, Jr,,
was announced on the street Yesterday. We
are not aware of the extent OF his liabilities.
4 meeting Of his creditors viii be held on
Monday
r. S. Nichols was held 10 answer in the
sum of $1,000 bail on charge of forgery.
The German Relief Comm ittee has col
lected and RENTED to Berlin Il 200.
Robertson's self-propell;ng boat, which,
according 10 the idea of the inventor was to
be propelled by the action of the waves,
went outside the Heads yesterday and was
swamped. The men on board were picked
up by the Caleb Curtis. Robertson gays
his vessel worked admirably up to the time
she capsfzed, and his confidence in the ulti-
mate success of his invention ia undated
New York Guotations.-Gold opened az
1881 and closed at 1891 wheat, -four and
sterling unchanged +; Liverpool wheat mar
ket. los. 10d.
Flour-Market continues quiet. The ad-
vices from Australia expected by the steamer
Tomorrow are anxiously awaited.
Wheat-Sales of 800 sacks ordinary to
good, s. 1912 90 ; 100 sacks Santa Clara,
81 65 prices are nominal at 50 6002 so.
Barley-Sales of 500 sacks good at 81 97J;
market dull at 81 95Ej2 OBJ.
Oats-Small sales within the range oil
81 29<d2 81 for fair to choice.