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(Apprsysd March 9Th, is6s)

srArE OF MAINE, sscassAsY,s orrics.}
rl- t AusrssA, Jaly L. 1862
DR0PO0ALS within the scope Of the fofsEvink
i Resolve are hereby invited. and may BE- sent 10
the oGee q the oecvst.ry ot state.
BY order OF The 0oystnor and Council
|.r|0. FRANKLIN n. DREw,
81 Secretary Of state.
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In Bankruptcy.

In bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-This Is to give
~ notice that third meeting Of tho creditors
OF Horace Bacon, Bankrupt will be held ct the Of
ace Of James ID. Fessenden, Register In bankrupt.
cy In said District, at City Rooms, Biddeford, on
the ann day Of October. A. ID. 1868, at 10 O'Clock
A. 81, for the purpose named In the twenty.eghth
section Of said act.
J. O. SCAMSiON, Assignee.
Saoo, Sept. Is, 1868. 2W39
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WHY SUFFER FROM SORESP

When by the use Of ARNICA OINTMENT, you can easily
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For ale by all drugy send your address and IS cts
10 q. p. SEYMOUR 4 CO., Boston, Mass, and receve
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FEMALE
sTRENoTHENIN9 CORDIAL.

A Specific Remedy for Diseases Of ns Representatives
OrgaAs.
impars tone and vgor 70 the Uterus, and gives re-
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this compound.
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0EO. W. SWEET, n. D., Proprietor.
One Dollar per Bottle. Five Dollars Coz six Bottles
1y22jsp
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,


such - Coughs, Colds, whooping
Cough, bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before In tho whole history OF
medicine, has anything won widely and 80 deeply
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mder forms Of disease and TO young children, Il 10
at the same time the most eectual remedy that can
be given for incipient consumption, and the dam
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Although settled Consumption is thought In.
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Bronchitis Il generally cured by taking the
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SO generally arc It's virtues known that VIC need
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Puzzle.

! went 70 he wood AID eaughtit
Theo sat me down and sought IL;
Ths longer sought
For What hsd caught,
The lsss worth catching thought u.
Ivould rather have sold Il than bought II
And when had sought
Without finding aught.
Home IN my hand brought Il.
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AAAgrNm.
No. O.

Ev, WIS. mad hivt tsnils wsrpo
Lomud teroh Swell OF vols 10 tahe;
OF romfs haiti march eth sipsnag rohu.
Ro rof het yad 70 nigbrun tawl
Ew yam ton zee - hotres zee:
EV amy ont elef % sethor efel;
Icy lisls uro die, os lulf dan rsie,
0rlbsn meth lstrenA owe 70 lava.
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.

Price 80 cts. . box by mail. co cts. Address
WEEKS q POTTER. No. ITO Washington Street,
Boston, Mass. For sale by all druggists,
boston, Aug. 70, 1867. spiG39
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Gssal aopertissreimlents. IL

I EGAL EOIICE--Hiram Vail "a
A. nonresident Of the State of Ohio. and who se
plsee Of residence Is unkI own, will take notice that
on the 14th day OF April, A D. 1858, Nathan P
Birdsye filed In the ofce of this CLERK Of the Court
Of Common Pleas, for the county OF Sandusky and
State Of Ohio, his petition, alleging that he, the
session Of In Lot Numbered 2I1 in the village Of
Clyde in said County. That he derives his title
through and By virtue OF sale Of said premises for
taxes, and deed from the Auditor Ct ssid county.
and that the proceedings Of the Treasurer and
Auditor Of said county in mskiDg such sale and ex
ecutlng said deed were valid, regular and had and
Judgment, that the said Nathan p. Birdsye. be
quoted In bis said title; the pretended title Of the
said Hiram Vail be declared null and void, and that
he, the pad Hiram Vail, be perpetualy enjoned from
asserting any claim title to said premisss adverse
to the title or possession Of the said Nathan P.
Brdsye. and for general relief. ]. HORO,
April II. 1888 17-22 Atty for ". P. Birdsye.
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4 TTACHMENT NOTIcE-D,uyv

\ g. Bush, nonresident Of the Sta of Ohio
D. lseS, Charles Foster, ChRfles W. Fester and
CHARLES Olmsted. partners under the H-m name Of
Foster Olnsted Co., filed their petition In the rr-
In and for the county Of Ssndusky in the stats OF
Ohio. claiming that the said Drury g. Bash il in
dsbtedto the said hrm of Foster, Olmstei L Co., uD
on two several promisssry notes in the rum of
$isl 49, and asking judgment agsinst hirn for that
sum with interest nom the 22d day Of February, A
d. 1858. 3 II fsf fasis'
A writ OF attachment has been iss1ed Ia. the said
action sgainst the goods chaiteIs and effects of the
said DruTy G. Bush, in said county of Saadnsky.
J. K. HORD.
Atty for Foster, Olnstead Co.
April 2, 1s5S. I4-Is-pfs
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
4f1 SALE. ----.sF1 -
William Herbsier, Pitt D d.
sgsfnst In Sandrskv Cor, Piaaa
Robt. 2. Hoy, ct al Dtf.'s na 70 IffI 7s7ig,T
By virtue of an order of sals issued in the .h.r.
entitled cAus' from the Court OF Couon. rlsas' of
Sandusky county, Ohio, and % ma directed snail
offsr At public vendns on - - -
: 81 2::nrday, May 9ih, Is6s,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day the fol
lowing described lands and tenements to- Wit:
Ths southwest psrt OF the northeast quarter Of
section ak (e township i've (5j fangs sixteen lsO
containing ninety 100 1907 a,res; except
ing therefrom SO much thereof as lies east Of the
center Of the swSi running north and south throu
said tract, called the school house swaiI ana define
ated on lcDonaldis Nap If Sandusky county ali sit
uate in SandusSy County, Ohio.
Appraised at s., ,279 90. L. GREENE.
Everett & Fowler, Master Gonfuissiousr
s.-.T -. Plns Atty's-- r;f.-j -II9l-.
Fremont. o April 3D. 1865 = 1919.
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DETITIoN FOR DIVORCE.

Ann F. Hs6bell, Plrf,
d. Hu5tsll, Dst't vfal,
The defendant, whose place Of residence Is IN
knO sn, viii take nose, that the plsintid hss dlfd
in ihe CieTk's ofce Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Saodusky county, ohio her petition zSanst him,
praying to be divorced from him: charging that he
hss beeu wiGfully abfent from pstitioIar tor mors
than three years last past; that Ls is Required To
anau;r said petition on or before the 18th day Of
Nay. 1863. $3.50 "a ]. u. GREENE 4 SON.
March ~ 1883. It'd Plfra A;tJ'y.
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A TTACHMENT INOTICE.-Dru

+ A TTACHMENT NOTICE.-Drury
a G. Bush, nonresident of the State Of Ohio,
viii take notice that on the 9th day Of March A.
JS'S Timothy II. Bush fled his petition in the Of
fee Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas with
in and for the County Of Sandusky In the State Of
Ohio, alleging that the said Drury G. Bush Is in
promissOry notes. in the sum Of SS4s, and asking
judgment aganst him for that sum With interest on
<2eS thereof at the rate of ten per from the 25th
day of November 1888, and SIX per cent interest
$50 90 from the 7th day of March, 1861.
writ of Attach meat has been issued in the said
action ag inst the goods, ehsttels and effects Of the
said Drury g. Bush, in said Couny Of Ssnausky.
s.,-.irt7 Il. REMSBURG,
l6-lS Atty for T. H. Bush,
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NOTICE is hereby given that

NOTICE IS hereby gwen that q
In p,tition will be presented to the Commission
ofSandusky county, st their June Session, A D.!
1865 to lay out aud establish public highway, COM
meacing on the west line Of Townsend township in
Sandusy county, where the State road crosses said
township line in section thirty In Townsend town.
ship, at the Blacksmith shop of Joseph Dean, and
Tunnir thence north on the township line between
the Townships Of Riley and Townsend to Ssndutky
Bay. 16-20pd 81 T.. T. POAER0Y.
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18th day of May, 1S6s,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon upon the premises the
following described real estate situated In the county
Of Sandusky and State of Ohio, to wit:
So much ofthe south half Of the northeast quarter
Of section tvsntynins (29) township six (6J range
tSTL.-en p42 ss nes north ana s,s ol me csysapo
south end thereof heretofore conveyed by John Com
nor and wifs to Sooman Quin; and also excepting
much on the north part thereof was, conveyed
April 3, 1851, by John Connor and wife and John J.
Carter and wife to Oliver Dudley. The premises
erein described containing Forty Acres Of land
or less and encumbered by the Obligation to ai1tasn
fences on the boundaries Of said Railread. 1iff
Appraised value 81 800.
TERMS OF SAJE-0ne-third in hand, one-third in
nine months and one third in eightsea monthsf from
the day Of sale, with interest. TIE payments to be
secured by mortgage upon the premises sold. go
WILLIAM iB0GGS,
Administrator Of John Connor dted.
April is, 1888. ltd
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE .5oF

MA S 7 Err COMMISSIONERS
Nv SALE.-Jossph L Mansfield Plaintiff, against
Lyman Ames, ct al Osfen dants.-In Sandusky Com
mon Pleas-By virtue Of an order of sale issued in
the above entitled cause, from the Court OF Common
Pleas of ofSsndusky County, Ohio and 70 me directed
lthau offer at PubIis vsndus,. 1t the door Of the
Court House, In Fremont Ohio, on lT7cL
Saturday, May 9Th, 1868. 'r
at one o'clock in the afternoon Of said day the fol
lowing described lands and tsuemeats situate IN
the county of ofsandussy, State Of Ohio, lo-wit: aa7
TIE north sSst quarter Of see:ion one ~ toEn-l
ship four, az range sixteen (l6) containing one
hufdred and sixfy acres of land, aDursissd A
81 4s0 also east half of the south east qazrt-r
Of section one lsj township four "a range
sixteen o containing eighty (so rsissd At
three Thousand forty dollars the south vest
ter of section six township four range seven
teen QTD c0AtaiaiDg one hnndrea and sixty ave
65) acres, appraised at four thousand six buadred
and twenty dollars.
J. R. Bartlett, - I'LL. GREETE II
Pihs Atty, Master Commissioner
Frtmonts ", "a ch q, 1858. 1918
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E QtLlFoQ
cures, many Of which are truly mar
veloue. tnVeterAts eaees Of 60oE-
"A uIous' disease, where the systsn
~ II seemed saturated with corruption
have been purified and cured by
3 Sczofulous Affections and disorder
which vera zRRrsvsts BY the scrofulous eoatanina-
ton until they were painfully affecting, have been
radically cnrsd in such great numbers In alnsst
every section of the country that the public scarcely
need to be informed Of its virtues or uses N
Scrofalous poison Is one Of the most destructive
enemies of our race Often, this unseen and aEfslt
tenant Of the organism undsrninss the eoustitution
and invites the attack Of enfsebng fatal dssasss
without exciting suspicion ofits presence Agais,
il to breed infection throug the BODY and
than on some favorable occasion, rapidly deTeIop
into one or other Of its hideous FORMS either shs
surface or Tfsis an the lstter, tubsrcles
m ay be suddenly deposited in the lungs heart. or
formed in the liver, 1t shows its presence
by eruptions on the skin, or foul ulcerationB On
some parts OF the body. Hence the occasional use
Of bottle OF this Is sovissol even snee
afflicted with rhe following Complaints generally ind
immsdiats relief aad, length, care, b tbs ms Of
spelas, letter, Salt Rheuu,, sesld Head, Ringvorn,
Sore Eyes. Sore Ears and other sruptons or visible
forms Of Scrofulcus disease. Also In the Heart Dis
ease, Fits. Epilepsy, Neuralgia, and the various
UIcerous affections Of the Muscular and nerv0gG
syBtems- .n .r %. rEfe-fol afr l--
Syphilis or Venereal and hereuriGl Diseases are
cured By 1t though long time is required for subda
ing these obstinate malsdies Dy any nsdieins. Bat
long continued use Of this medicine win care Ii
complaint EeEcorThoea or Whites,- Utsrins U1esrs
atoms, and Female Diseases. aze coDEonly soon
evsd and ultimately cured By its purify ing and in-
yigoratirg effect. Minute Directions for eseh cEte
are four in our Almanac, supplied gTatis. Bheuns%
tisMand Gout when eaused By aceumulstions Of tx
traneous masters in the blcod yield quickly to
also Liver Conspleints Tofpldfty Copgsstion Or Ia
hamstion Cf the Liver and Janndiee, when sriEipE.
a. they often do, from the ranking poisors IN the
Hood. This S4rssparlla il great rsstorsT for the
strepgth and vigor Of the system. ThoEe who are
Iau9uid ami Listless. Dependent, Sleeplsss, and
troubled with Nervous AppreheDsions o. Fsrrs, or
any of the affections symptonatie of Weakness, VII
and immediate relief and convincing evidence Of its
restorative power upon trial:
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
l. TIE UNITED STATES, for the Northern Dis
Z of Ohio

N ldE DlSIhlCI COURT OF
L TIE UNITED STATES, for the Northern Dis
tIict of Ohio. sgd =
'''.s 8 s.1s'ss: :; T;''i' s::s.,' Bankruptcy,
AT clsvsl.ne in the said District, on tie 4th day
ofApril, A. D., 1885. :
NoRTHBES DISTRICT OF cHIo, So. -t.s
Take notice that petition has bssu fled in said
Court BY Josiah z. Eckhzrt, OF Bellevue, in the
county Of Sandushy, in said District, duly declared
Bankrupt under the Act of Congress Of March I'd
1867. for discharge and certif ate thereof from
all Lis debts and other claims provsble under said
Act and that the Sth day Of May next At 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, is assigned for the hearing Of the ,ame when
end where you may attend aud show cause. il any
you hsve, Why the prayer Of the said petition should
not be granted.
You will sls1 take notice that the second and
third meetings Of Crslitors required by the 9th and
2sth sections Of said Act, win be hed BY order Of
said Court on the 9Th day of May, A. d lSds at 10
O'Clock A. N. at Norwslk, in said District, before
Frank Sawyer, Esq., enc Of the Registers Of said
Court. EAR, BIII.-
Cle.k OF the District Court
To ths Creditors of ssid Bankrupt. .-.- 4.
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a PARCHMENT NoTICE.-Drnrz,

A TTACHMENT NOTICE.-Drury
I a G. Bush, nop-resident Of the State of Ohio,
will take notice thst the ed day Of February, A.
D. 1868, Thomas Acams and Ira Allen. partners un-
der the Arm nsms Of Adams Alleu, flsd their pe-
titon in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Ssndusky
in he State of Ohio, alleging that the said Drury g.
Bush Is indebted TO the said firm of Adams Allen
upon promissoiy note, az upon the sale Of goods
merehAndise and marble sold and delivered at differ
ent times in the sum Of 1882 25, and asking udseBt
sganst him for that with interest from the 22d
dsy Of February, A D. 1868
writ Of attachment has been iesued In said action
sgsiDEt The goods, chsttels and tsets of the said
DIury G. Bush, In ssid county cf ssndusky. =
J K. HORD,
Atty for Adams K Alien.
April 2 Isds. ,I4-I9-ufs : n
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Patent Metallic
White Wire Clothes-Lines I!

This is an entirely new quality of Wire, and pos.
others:
FIRsr-It has coating which prevents it from
ever corroding or turning from its white color.
SEcoSp-It need never be taken in.
THIRD-It viii Last ffy ears.
clothes &c break 1t.
FIFrH-It does not discolor the Clothes.
SIIrE-clothss do not freeze to it.
sErESrH-ltis is cheaper than any other line.
This txeeIlent c,othes.line cost but THREE
CENTS FOOT
The underfs the general agent for the sale OF
It in this locality. Buy Of him when he calls on you
H.Q. 0VERHlER.
Fremont, FEB ;,is6s, tm2
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NOTTCE on ATTACHMRNT

william b. Bush, Prf , Before N. E. Tyler, +
against ~. P. of Sarduskv IT,.
Drury G. Bush, Defsnd's } sandusEy Co., o. :
On the l4th day of March, A. D. 1868, said Justice
issued an order Of attachment in the above action
for the sum of Ninety Eight Dollars. q~iT Z p
..,Fs1Ft WN-H. BUSH.
Fremont: o.. March 20, 1883. 1918.
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PREPARED BY : -
DR. J. C. AVER / CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
i DDREss TO rHRNERvOUsA AND De.

s. BucklGud Z Son; g. Dillon Son. and @. z,
McCulloch, Fremont, o., and BY all druggists aad
deale In medicine eVeryEhsre. 36ylsw
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i DMJNIsTRATOR,s sAIE n

Saturday, May 9th, 1865,
at one clock in the afternoon of said day at the
door of the Court House In Fremont Ohio, the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in the county Of
Ssndutky and State of Ohio, to wit:
Lot number twenty-five C22.l in the village of
Appraised At $500 90.
TERMS OF SALx-0ne- third in hand; oue-ibird in
one year, and one-third in two years from date OF
sale, with interest payable annually the d. fsrrsd
payments 10 be secured BY mortgage ppon the
premises. SETH 6. FALL
Admir- Of Ab'gsl Fsll, decd.
By ]. L. Greene h Son, Atsys. ~ NM
April I'd, 1868, 1919. 9
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ItIa('fIf!IGa]a


DRODUcKs perfect ard permanent curss Il The
il vorst cases OF catarrh, sCold In the Head''
CoriEa Snd Catarrhal Be7dsebe as Hundrsss % fss-
tmc1iRls from well known citizens and ,emineut
physicians who have used it In their private p-aetieS
sbundspty testify. 1 'Gib96i1si1i
For Sale By 8. Buekland Z Son and c. ?. hcCufs
loch. Fremon.; J ". Luce and Reshto1 & Aead,
CLYDE, and druggists geneTally..i sra = 1sdsalt
Price so cents Per packazs. A lfherai disgon1t 20
Druggists. We will send tas Remedy to Any address
By mail on receipt Of an untoru SO cent Fraesiona1
Currency Note and one three cent posfa 70 ttanp.
Fcur packsges to 0os addrsss for s21o, eosags res,
e-yl Adsrsss De- SAGE h co, Bsffsio, N.Y.
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Tools and Implements,
which consist in part Of
Combination Steel Plow,
Curtis Iron Beam,
Fostoria Cast Plow,
Corn Plows, 10 .B
Shovel Plows, double d single
Cultivators,
Road Scrapers,
Corn Shelters, iron and wood,
Straw Cutters,
Horse Rakes,
Horse Forks,
Hoes and Forks,
Rakes and Scythes,
2 Grain Cradles,
Scythe Sticks and Stones,
Shovels and Spades,
Wheelbarrows,
'Churns, Tubs, Pals, Brooms,
Clothes Wringers,
Spinning Wheels and Reels,
Sheep Shears d Wool Twine,
Land Plaster,
Water Lime,
Stucco, &c., &c, DC.
Together with complete stock Of
Nails,
House and Barn Trimmings
Builders IL Farmers Hardware
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1 ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
18Th day of NAV, 1865,

"A REAL EsTATE.-In pursuance of an order
Ohio, viii ofsr for sale ct public auction, the
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Balls Ohio the Buckeye Patents combined!
Making the nest Machine in the World

Self
the harvest field By look this Illustration % the Observer serve & T
with such Improvement the thought
which gee the heel of the finger
oundona flying machine
lido itown Keeling apdm the bundles wanted
lodged long ot revolving and
delivering machine entirely of the
mand without itteng whatever
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FARMERS.

10 the Farmers will say, our stock Of Farming
Implements Is not to be excelled. 1t consists of
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TIME TABLES.

CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL BoAD
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fpatfnf SiteSitisns:
Ayers SarsapariHa.

The reputation this excellent
medicine enjoys, Ia derived from tn
eures, many ofvhich are truly mar
veloue. tnveterAts eases Of 60oE-
! ulous' disease, where the systsEn
seemed saturated with corruption
have been purified and cured byi
Qr-ofufn n afFsrfionu sna ft.6-s<.
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The rizes embrace all that needu for scholars
from four to twenty years Of age.
The propristoTs having at their command every re-
uusite equipsnt able to supply at short notice
lie new order Of School Furniture, made and finished
in superior style, at suoh reasonable prices Sc will
leave no possible for expanding School money
npon unsuitable or cOsFsely made article.
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We would invite Carpenters aud Builders to cal
and examine our stock Of Tools and Building ma
teriai which we are selling at the bottom prices.
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CINCINNATI Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph C1fCINNATI. Jan. Il.
FLoUR-In rather better demand. but
prices have not changed; sales OF f&nlly
W " sales at 81 5sgI 60 for NO.
CoRS-Dun at 85gS6c for ear, and 9o@92c
for shelled.
OATs-CIoeed frmer, with some specula-
tive demand at &c, but holders were ask
RYE~Dul at 81 6001 IS.
BARLEY--Ip demand, and has advanced
to 81 95a2 % for FAN, and u 759l 20 for
Cor coTTo1N-Fir1n and active at 15@l54c for
HoGs-Firm, with a good demand at Sc so
at . gross, and 81 7598 50 net; receipts
ECO head. -
PRovIsroNs-Firmer; mess pork $40 509
SCI 90 for new: buik meats quiet at 751@9%c
for shoulders and sides.
LARD-FirIner, with an active demand
for the lower grades: sales of 800 tterc6S at
II3z, lI54 and l2c, for gut and head and
prime steam kettle rendered; leaf is held
at 1213(9l24-
and clear sides at ll54g12c; sugar-cured
hams 16@l7c.
higher: sugar I3915c; c fee 0951zc.
MoLASSES-S0990c.
LINsEED OIL-Quiet and unchanged ;
sales at 81 20.
| PETROLEUM eady al 44945c-
BEEF CATTLE-Dun, and 21(95Qc lower
owing to an increased supply 6utcnefs
/ sold at IS 506g6 25,and shi oplng al 70 45aa 70
| SHEEP-ccarce and higher; safes a. % o
/ tIoL6Nl4o% buying, aud 142 selling
| money market unchanged; exchange duh
| at par buying, and Ito premium selling.