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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-23

Ladies if you wish to purchase q
fine Gold Watch cali at Leppelmsn's. he
has just received splendid assortment Of
Watches, and Chains. $3.50.
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PUBLICATIONS.

Our Young Folks, for August, one O
the best Magazines for young folks publish
ed, is on our table. $2,OOp year. Fields
Osgood d Co., Boston. as
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r P. THOMPSON
Ia Has this day withdrawn from the hrm Of
Tbol-- --OsOn z CO. Al persons having accounts viii
1,iesse- p, U and settle
PtIsrSS Frsmo1t. & n, March 10Th, 1863. lstf
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Leppelman sells a better Sewing
Machine for $50, than you can buy else
where for $75. He has just got in a new
lot. Call and see them. 3O-3I
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Leppelman has just received very
fine lot Of Silver and Plated Ware, Spoons
and Cutlery, which he is selling cheaper
than avar r--- "a an
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1859.


Arrangements are rapidly being carried
forward by the members of the Rescue Hook
and Ladder Co., of this city, for grand
Hook d Ladder Tournament, to be held in
this city on Monday, August I'd. A COM
mittee appointed for the purpose have al
ready raised 800 from our citizens, which
is to be divided into three prizes for visiting
Hook and Ladder Companies to compete for,
as follows:
First Prize $50 90
Second Prize, 80 90
Third Prize, 20 90
Companies to be governed by the Rules
and Regulations usually adopted at Fire.
mems Tournaments.
Companies have been invited to compete
for prizes from nearly every town in North
western Ohio, and grand gala day is look
ed for.
Posters and programmes are to be issued
immediately, and every arrangement pOsst-
bic will be made for good time.
The festivities of the day close with Fire.
mau's Ball, at Mammoth Hall.
The programme in full will be printed in
our next paper.
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NHIeHRoRHoop NEWS.

! q.
1 D DIrxwA cousTY, o. Tho bridge across
the river at Pit Clinton is undergoing re-
pairs and a ferry boat has been pat in
'reqaisitiOn to carry persons acrOss the river.
-.-,Jsmes Maxwell, who has had charge Of
the Meas for several days, has left for Gin
cinnati. = The stavs factory at Elmore
turns out IS, 900 stav5s daily. 80 600
pounds Of Wool has been shipped from Pt.
Clinton this season.
WoeD CoysFYs O,--Phillips the murder
Of Sandy, confined in Jail, is represented as
unleniied aud has good appitite -. The
horses stolen and captured again by the horse
company of Bowling Green, were identified
by gentleman from Columbus, Ohio, who
paid the reward, $50, and took them home.
IA sad accident occurred it TantOgany
Thursday last. The youngest son Of Ohas.
Champion, aged about four years, accident
ally fell into cistern and was drowned,
When discovered the body had been ia the
water several hours.
SENECA COUNTY, O.-0n Thursday last, a
daughter of Mr.. s. Boucher was thrown
from wagon in Tifiin and seriously injured
Doubts were entertained of her recovery.
"A young man named Jacob Echer Of
Tifin, died very suddenly while in the cOun-
try Sunday. Becoming Overhested he went
to spring and took drink. Soon after he
complained of being unwell, and within an
hour died. - The Pioneer meeting, recent
Iy held at Tifin was poorly attended, and
was adjourned over 10 the 18th of October
next. q 2oAaAt4s=sA
HANCOCK COUNTY, O.-The new NJ. E
Church of Findlay is to be dedicated upon
the third Sabbath in August. Rev. J. NJ.
Eddy, D. D., of Baltimore win conduct ths
services. "a Board Of Health is to be or.
ganized in Findlay.. The chain gang or.
dinance of Findlay Is 10 Be enforced. -.
Underground sewers are to be constructed
in Findlay for drainage purposes. :. The
barn of Jos. Hsgerman, on the Tifin road
few miles from Findlay was recently struck
by Tightening and burned down. Loss $500
Insured for $4OO.
ER1E COUNTY, O.-Judge sadler has as
sumed control of the Sandusky post office
49, The grape crop is in bad condition, aud
a fair crop viii depend on good weather
A lad, aged FIVE years, while hanging on to
a car in Sandusky, lost his hold and fell un-
der the car, the wheel chrushing one foot.
The annual reunion of the I23d Regi-
meht is to be held at Sandusky on the 7th Of
September next.----A man named Smith
was, last week, sentenced to 90 daysOn bread
and water in the Sandusky jail and $40,
iine and costs for stealing goods from freight
cars at that place.
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Nowhere, in any community, does
the purchaser fare 50 well, as where there is
plenty of competition. None know this
better than the sellers, and they offer bar
gains accordingly. YOungman, understand
ing this rule, spplies it in practice every
day, and bis cBstomers are always pleased
with the result. If you want good cheap,
well.made clothing call on YOungman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

t To CeusumPtives.-The advertiser, having
been restored to health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and thatdread disease,
Consumption anxious to make known to his
fellow-suferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he win send copy of the
prescription used, free Of charge,l with the dire
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, etc. The object of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he coneeives to in
valuable; and he hopes every lsuerer VIII try his
remedy, as it win cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, VIII please ad-
dress, REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
q Williamsburg, Kings county, MY.
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The Galaxy, for August has made ita
appearance. Itssliterary productions are a.
mpng the best. Terms $500 per year. Ad.
dress Sheldon d Co., 4ss and 500, Broad
way, New York,
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE AT HEAD
QUARTEEs intend closing out our
entire stock of Boots & Shoes. They
win be sold at great reduction in prices.
D. GarVin q 90.
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HEAD QUARTKRs FOR Fruit CANS
Bucklsnd d Son are on hand with the larg-
eat and cheapest stock Of Fruit Jars in the
market. .--E.
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You can hsve receipt filed better
at Buekland & Sons than any where else in
Fremont.
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Youngmsn has the best styles Of
summer clothing. If you want to save
money buy of Youngmsn.
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1 wish to exchanges frst-class Organ
or MelOdeOn for good young Mare.
30-3I L. LEPPKLMAR.
aBarrett's" makes new hair.
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Boots and Shoes, Of all grades, fOr
sale at the store Of P. DOrr d Son. No
cheaper or better ones 10 be had in the mar
ket. 24a
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

John Ford, Executor of the last viii and testa-
ment Of Francis Joint, deceased has fled his ac-
counts for final settlement Of said estate which ae-
counts will be for hearing On the 3lst day of July,
1868, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
July 10, 1868. j. L. GREENE, Jr,
$3.50 Probate Judge.
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Blank Deeds for sale at this Office, by
the quire, or by the single one.
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The Working Men buy their Boots and
shOes Of HeoG M E
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A new lot of Organs and Melodeons,
at Leppelman's Emporium of Music 3O-3l
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VIZ. a. RIcE & BEo's.-Have you
seen the splendid display Of Black Fans,
with gifted handles
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The Mechanics buy their Boots and Shoes
of Hoot.
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All %ho want good work and cheap, buy
their Boots and Shoes Of HOOt.
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The best coats, at the lowest prices
at Munk's.
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The Farmers buy their Boots and Shoes
Of Hoot.
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And when Abraham and the people beheId
the wonderful cures which were produced by
this drink, Abraham said, my children
must not suffer, give me thy drink to drink,
and will give il a name"
And 50 Abraham drank, and said there
was nothing like it, even Sangamon county;
that it was bitter to the lips, but good for the
stomach; and because there were bitter times
in fighting the masters Of the plantations, II
shall be foreVermOre called Plantation Bit
ters; and 90 il has been.
And the wonderful work which il has
performed is Witnessed at this day in every
town, parish, village and hamlet throughout
all the world.
And he said, sLst it be proclaimed
throughout the length and breadth Of the
land, from the valleys and mountain-top
that all who suffer from fevers, dyspepsia
weakness, loss Of appetite nervous headache,
and mental despoDdsncy, will fOd relief
through the Plantation Bitters. They add
70 the tone Of the stomach, snd brilliancy to
the mind, Of which / o people, am living
example"
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Pants, of latest styles, good, cheap
and ssrvicable at Munk's.
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c. R. McCulloch has q large and
splendid stock Of Wan Paper, which he is
selling at low rates.
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Good pasture for fifteen head of stock
can be had by applying to
80 L. LEPPELMAN.
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The best place to buy Wall Paper is
at McoullOch's.
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The incest fitting vest, cheaper than
any others, at Munk's.
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GOmmerfial HIatters.
FRRMoNF REFA1L MARKET.

JouRNAL OFFICE, FRzn4oxT, o.July 22d, 1869.
PORK-.-........... ..,........IL75as ,OO
BEEF-Per III s.as,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Single Copies of the Journal
For sale Al the News Depot Of A. D.
Arms, ct Clyde.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperioF to the best
imported German Cologne. and sold at half
the price.
A GRAND AND MERITED SUCCESS. We
lesrn that 50 great has become the demand
fOg DR.. S3ges CatArrh Remedy Of late, that
instead Of grinding and preparing the in
gradients which enter into It's composition, /,
in common druggists mortar, the propris-
tor has had to resort 10 large set Of French
Bur Mill Stones, which are run BY water
power. When il is considered that It is but
4 short time since the remedy was discover
ed aud put on sale, this may truly be sal d
10 entirely eclipse the success which has met
the remedies OF Aver, JayDes, MOffat, Town
send, aud the whole fraternity of proprie-
tory medicine Yenders Where there is such
success, there must be some merit. Il is for
sale in almost every drug store in The land,
and is also sold lrsgelysn sent through the
mail at sixty cents per package Bis5alO
Hi,eaing Post.
Mrs. S. A. Aliens Improved Hair RestOr.
er and Dressing. The attention Of the pub
lie is invited to the very important change
recently made 10 this article. We Odsr IN
the Improved Preparation, a RestoFeT
prompt and infalliable in It's action upon
gray hair, quickly restoring it 10 its natural
CO4OE Auu 0cAA ~ AoAAcA WIN ~ EteeAoAo
Dressing all ia one bottle. This combina-
tion is perfect and unexeeptionsble Ia every
respect, and is used with grsst aatisfaetisn
BY old aod young. Mrs. s. A. Allen 8
Zylobalssmun, an other Preparation, clear
without-Sedineut, designed exclusively for
Dnss sing. stTengt and Beautifying the
Hair, a refreshing toilet luxury, far preiers-
BILE to French pomadss, and sold At half the
pnss. ssld by ali Druggists.
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Errors Of HOath.-A gentleman Eho saEsrea
for yearsfrom Nervous Debility, Prsmnture Decay.
and al the effects Of youthful indiscrstiOn, , f5F
the sake Of suffering humanity, send nee to all Who
need it, the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy BY which he was cured. suHs-szs
Wishing to profit BY the sdvertiser5 can
do 50 BY addressing. in perfect confidence,
q JOHN B, OGDEN, No. A Cel.r.t Y =, ~
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Words of Wisdom for young men, On De
Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood, Win
self help for the ErEiRgAad unfortunate. sent n
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Addres,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia,
Penn.
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-Barrs,t' |. Excellent hair Restorative.
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aBarTstt's' .atisie. everybody.
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II. BRlNKERHOEE. ND

PHYSICIAN G SURGEON,
OFFICE ON THE CORNER OF FRONT AND
~. Garrison st. Residence on Croghan Street,
second house west of High School building. Office
hours from 10 to y A. NJ, l to 4 and to 9 NJ,
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WHIrrLEsEY PaoP. MnD. Co.,
Nonvtrr O.

WHIrTLEsET fR0P. HID. UO.,
NoRwALK, o.,
GsAflansn. Please nsnd uAAt oics Five
Gf0ss Dyspepsia Oufe. We wish to say &
word in rSgdrd toths merit Qf your Remedy
As we were induced to make The first Pur-
chase through the earnest Recommendation
Of acquaipts1cs8 Who had used the Medicine
ne have riven the Cure personal attention,
recomne6ding il In ~ csses fos Dye,epsis
sni Sick Headache, and are pleased 10 say
tlsA in 10 instance where ons bottia has
been taken Ter those diseases, has Il failed to
give inmediats relief, and resulted il per
manent cure. Hence II gives us greatef sat-
iSaofiOn to sell your Dyspepsia Cure. than
asy Patent Medicine we have ever had ID
our house
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uBarrett's" Infallible Hair Restorative.
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AK all who use "Bsrrett's."

Gsnt's Furnishing Good, Al MunL'.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Dr., A. F. PR1oE Dentist viii be in
his rooms. 70 attend sll calls, from The 2Oth
of July until he frli Of August Persons
needing work dols, are requested to call. 80
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The Ladies buy their Shoes Of HOOt.
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Very RsspoOsfaily Yours,

Ene.. STRONG d ARMETEONa,
Wholesale Druggists
SS2 I9s suPsrior and 81 FEanklOTt st
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Go TO WARREN & Cos FOR
Fine Brown Muslius at--------1lc to 1870
Bleaehed ..--------IOc to l5c
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! THE JOURNAL.

FREMONT, sANDusKY CO., OHIO
FRIDAY, JULY %, 1859.
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You can always rely on getting a
genuine article. We buy direct.

We have a reliable Physician to
prepare them, and we keep the
purest Drugs and Chemicals.
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AIIegI1eny Cattle Market

ALLEGHENY, Nov. 10.
CATrLE-The supply OF cattle on sale
Monday was fully up tothe demands Of
the trade, reaching 1850 head agaiust
1900 last week. The market ruled dull
buyers generally asking concessions
beiote taking hold. The rates varied
but little from the previous week; tax.
en- as whole they were shade lower.
The largest offerings consisted OF the
medium and lower grades and were
more difficult OF sale, as the principal
inquiry was for the better descriptions.
AS we have before remarked It would
be far more advantageous to drovers II
they would procure better quality, as
common stock will always be drug In
this market. The current rates for the
best fat cattle were 81 00, z 25a7 50 per
cwt., the latter figure could only be OBJ.
tAIned for fancy article. sales OF fair
TO medium at So O0a6 75; sales OF In feri-
or at % 75A4 20 per cWt. A number OF
lots we're left over.
SHERP AND LAMRS.-Monday' offer.
lngs were fully 800 short Of the number
on sale the previous week, but there
was diminished demand. The mar
ket was q dull one, with declining
tendency, although the sales reported
are MP to last weeks prices. The priu-
cipal sales were OF good fat sheep, other
descriptions attracted but little. atten-
tion. The range OF prices was as fol-.
lows: Best fat mutton, 81 25a4 so per
cwt; fair 10 medium S 00a4 90 per owt;
common stock sold at 81 5OA2 81 per
head. Those left over will be driven 10
the Central yards. The offerings Of
lambs were not very large, prices, how
ever, remain unchanged. We can re.
port small sales at 81 90, 2 O0a3 % per
head, as per size and condition.
HodS-The sudden cold spell has i'm.
proved the demand, as packing will
soon be commenced. We can report
sales In q retail way at $40 5Oall W for
good fat hogs.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.
FLoUR-Dull; family IS 25s6 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull; No. 81 10;
No. 2 81 05. Corn-In fair demand ut
SlaS5c. Oats-Steady at 4S to Csc. Rye
Dull at SSa0Oc. Barley-Dull; spring
81 25al IS, the latter rate for Canadian,
and fall at 81 so.
CorroN-Dull and 10 lower; mid
ding uplands 23Na24o.
TOBACCO Scarce; sales OF SC hhds. at
IS 80 to $27 90. X
WHIsKY-Unsettled; small sales were
made at 81, short time, but 1t could have
been bought at 97a9Sc, cash, ~ sl
PRoyIsIoM-Mess Pork-Dull; small
sales OF new at $Sl. No demand tor bulk
meats; they are held At l2Nal21<c for
shoulders; two.thlrds to be fully cured,
Small sales OF old bacon ut l6kc for
shoulders and 1870 for clear sides.
Lard-Held a. 1870 iorBteam and l7l<c
for kettle rendered.
BuTTRR-Unchanged; fresh at 80 10
$50.
Eaas-Scarce and firm at 300,
oILs-Liuseed Oll-9OA02c. Lard OIL
81 S3R1 81 for current make, Petrole-
um-35c for refined.
GRooERIES-Sugar-Dull and droop-
Ing, generally Il 10 Xc lower on all
grades. -Cotfee-Dull but not lower:
common to prime 19H TO 24Kc; Small
sales OF new crop Of New Orleans sugar
were made at II to 16c.
GoLD-l26A buying. :,
ExcHANuE-Steady.
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CUBA.
OHIcIaI Report OF tho Recent Battle.
HAVANA. Nov, 10.

Official Report OF tho Recent Battle.
HAVANA, Nov. 10.
The following is the official account
OF the battle lately fought In the south.
srn part Of the Eastern Department:
The Spanish troops under command Of
General Mendigueren attacked the
insurgent forces between the towns OF
Contramaestre and Ramon. One hum
dred and twenty Ut the insurgents were
killed and large number wounded
and taken prisoners. Among the
insurgents killed are General Tamaeo,
Captain Gouchet, Harry Clavlvry, chief
OF staff, and William CrousLand, Gen.
Jordan'B quartermaBter. The lnsurgent
forces were driven beyond the town Of
PAloplcade and the Spanish troops now
occupy the positions held by the insur-
gents during the past year. The insur-
gent forces under Generals YaRnes and
FllipInas retTeated north by way Of
Terahuaa. Arthur Casaipjor, one Of
thelrebel leaders, was killed. The Ba.
zarnO Journal says General MAso was
killed and that the Spanish troops have
captured the insurgent hospital at Ra-
mon
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THE OVERMAULING OF THE IN.
cone RETURNS,
A FIntterinE Among the Poor Men OF
New York,
NAV YoRK, Nov, 1O,

NEW YORK, Nov, 10.
The Times OF to-day says: 'CommIs.
sioner Dslano has resolved that the In
come returns Of last year shall have q
thorough overhaullng. To this end
officers have been detained to do special
duty, and are now at work In all the
leading cities OF the country. Their
advent In this city is creating quite q
sensation among those who have
learned how TO live In brown stone
houses and keep handsome eQuipages
without possessing any income. We
trust the Investigation will be thorough
and exhaustive. The merchant or
banker who deliberately defrauds the
Government income return Ia not q
whit better than he who detrauds II on
whisky or tobacco. When 1t comes 10
be understood that every doubtful re.
turn ls 10 be Investigated, and that the
inquiry will not necessarily end with
the filing Of the return lnlthe Assessors
Office, the receipts Of the Government
from this source will be largely increas.
ed. We have no doubt that next year
will witness an Increase OF revenue
from Incomes OF no less than six mill
Ions OF lOllRrs,'
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chicago lInrker.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.
FLouR-Quiet Rt $ia5 OO for spring
extras.
GRAIN-WheAt-Quiet and firmer;
sales No. at 90A9lc; No. 2 at STA
SSNo; closing steady at 81 15fas79tc; mar
ket this afternoon was dull and nomi-
nal; S7kc, seller November; SSkc, sell-
er last half for No. Corn-Quiet and
tlrmer at 65<a67c for No. 2, and 631fa
64Hc for rejected; closing at 6G1<aG69<c
Tor No. 2; this afternoon the market
was neglected.; offered at 66c cash. Oats
Quiet; sales No. 2 at 3Sa3S 10, and re.
lecLed at SG1aS7I5c; closing ut SSa3SI<o
Tor No. 2. Rye-Dull and iirmer; sales
NO. ! at Tic; No. 2 at 6ss6Skc; closing
at 6S15o for strictly fresh receipts. Bar.
ley-Dull and easier; closing nomI.
nal at 9Oc for No. 2.
HoGs-Aetlve and shade higher at
IS 6Os9 90 for common; S9A9 25 for ba>
con; 20 25a9 rs for mess pork grades,
and 70 SOal0 90 for extra.
CATTLE-Quiet and unchanged.