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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-08

~ The scenery along the entire route OF the
Erie Railway Is of the most picturesque and beau
tiful character Admirers OF Natures beauties, IN
a daylight Journey over the Line, viii find IN Its
ever changing landscapes subjects OF continual aa-
mi-ation and interest.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-08

tE % to 81 miles THE SHORTEST
ROUTE.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-08
AGENTS TAKE NOTICE

7 The reason our agents maAe 50 nluen InOntyI Is
/
because our goods are first-elass people like them
and they are warranted. More live Agents wanted.
E-E. TlYLOR, New Britain, Conn
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

DRpPuSALS viii We rtccis Il hy either o the
undersigned committee, tuntil June lie Goth
neat, for the hniding Of II new ridge, over the
Braudfwinc Tfr,k tin New Castle County. ncl-
aware en the ra5tti known az tht Thompson
Road IN thti-lihua and Hrnndywine hundreds
tihc contractor 10 furnish ~ materials. either OF
wood orirun --aeeafdins to tire following dimcn-
sions TNo Ahuinenls, each twenty t2Gl feet
Wide hiiuru iuct four inches tibft Iin.1 high
from the top al sfnnl stake in the westerly side
af said tf,tls. righi 81 teei thick ., tAe fuunda-
ton aud s.X iGl feet ut the top. the corners and
Face stone ia hc from three TO five @ TO - feet
IN length, with long stone to ticin ncross. fourt4l
ming-malis, sixty fGol fee; long from the iaec VI
ahuimsnt furry ii1l feet oi said ". ais four Ia
feet jlt!ek from f9gnadiiun 10 tep Of the filing
ilic twenty t29l feet balance to To- ,hrte (3l f. "a,
thick from bottom TO top OF flliJg, and cps of,
10 twenty lsolinchrs and run NJ three 8 ! feet 10
eighteen iisl inches at top, the .hal. n, IL, ln;I,
Of good sized building stone far1,ritcl and ,s,l
laid in good quick limo n'Jrtsr Zone IN bushel
OF lime 10 the pcrch.) The fp.,ndatlon for ,l,
ahniiaenis TO 10 three f3l Tee. iccp or more Il
required by the committee an 1 two and nnc-L ii,
IA feet deep OF more u necc snry for the wing.
walls. The whole TO hc ly tie perch tof twenty.
n'e tzsl lce'. Anu The br;d &c II wood, TO he o,
ihc burr plan, and built of, rood white nine linn.
Der, except the ioisis and Il oorins. which mus
he OF good whi,c oak, clear Of sap or wane said
bridge 10 W. ono hundred and sixty llGgl C.e, be.
tween the face Of the abulncnis aud si seen ia,
feet wide In the clear, nnd wea,hcrboardcd Min
good half alinch siding, and rooted oyer with
gsud white pine shingles, and the wing-waIls
covered with boards and hroke-ioin.ed, the ioist,
10 bc three by lnine % by o) inches. The iioor
ing two ~ inches thick. Or If iron 10 bc III.
same length, and rest at least four ta) fset on
the s5n,nlen,s, and sixteen (l6) feet wide In III,
clear, with good iron floor beams resting ON hot.
tom, and not more than eight ts) feet apart from
centre 10 centre, the joists and flooring TO be Of
The same size aud ma rcrial us before mentioned
The whole 10 he done In good substantial and
workman.likc manner subiec, 10 the inspcctinn
and decision Of the Committee, and TO be com.
ple'cd on or before the first day Of Novcnbe,
next. The committss reserve the right 10 rricc,
any or all Of said proposals.
N. B.-Proposals will bc received for the
whole or separately.
The Committee win meet OF the Hotel Of Thos.
Gibson, IN Wilmington, on Tuesday, June 20th,
1871, at 10 o'clock, when said proposals Will be
opcncd.
DAvIDM. PRICR,
,A MILTON LACkEy, lCommitire
]. a. D. SMITH,
i wnxiscros, May l1th. isJi.---aw
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

In another column will be found let
ter from Samuel Townsend, Esq. on the
Peach Interest. in which he takes oeca-
sion to say that not one Of the papers of
Delaware was represented at the peach
growers meeting. held at Dover, on the
9th inst. il the papers had sent repor-
tors there, they would have had to get
the proceedings from the Secretary, and
II would have been little trouble for him
to have sent to each paper in the State a
correct copy ofthcm. They could have
been printed at the Office of the Delaware
an. and would have been no expense to
the Association. II tho peach growers
would have the papers to aid them aud
defend their interest, they should assist
the papers by giving them all the inior-
nation they can on the subject, and send
10 them TIE Official proceedings Of their
meetings.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

YELLOW FEVER N BuESos AYREs -
This scourgc is making frightful rayages
in this faircst Of the South American re-
pnblics The tclegrapic notes of its pro-
grcss had not at all enabled us. TO realize
the shocking state ofaIiairs which the latest
mail adviees disclose. When tho disease
broke out in the city Of Bucnos Ayrcs it
contained 200 900 Inhabitants. OF these.
on April l2,h, l20, 900 nhbitants had
feel to the plains, where they were camp
ed IN tents or quartercd in the hu,s of
the cattle raiscrs. The rainy sea-
son had just set in. suhjec,ing the fugi-
tives 10 diseomfnr,s Of the most miserable
description. of those who remained in
the city, 700 were dying daily.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

SEVENTEEN IluSpagp YnAns IN TnE
Ov.S, --One house in lnmpcii had evil
dently been in the state Of repair when
the volcano storm buried it, Painters,
aud decorators, and cleaners were mas
tcrs of the situation The Lcuschold
goods were all in disorder, and the fami-
ly, it not out of town, must have been
under that condition of misery which
spring cleaning aud other like infections
inevitably entail. Painters pots brushes
aud workmcu's tools were scattered about.
Tcll-talo apois Of wbiiewash starred vail
and .loor. Suci domestic implements as
pots and kettles had boon bundled up in 4
corner all By themselves. aud the cook
was nowhere Dinner, however. had not
been forgotten A solitary pot stood
simmering (if it ever lid simmer on the
stove. And tstart not, for il is truc)
there was a bronze dish in waiting before
the oven, AMI on the dish . pig, all rcal,
to be baked. But the oven was already
engaged with its full complement Of breai
So the rig had TO wait And il never
entered the oven, and the loaycs wcra
never taken out till after soiourn II
1909 years. They have been cooking ever
since November 23d, A. d. 70. NJ Finre-
di has them now in his museum Mt Pom.
pcii, twenty -onc Of them, rather hard. of
course, and black, but perfectly prcscry.
Cd Leisure HoRr
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

TnE fgEScu CrytL WAR. The princi-
pal event Of the present week within the
walls of Paris was t0c consnnuuli1n On
Tuesday evening of an act u vandalism
upon which the communists had for som,
time been determined, The destruction. rs
announced Wednesday, Of tho magnificent
column in the Place Ncuiomc erected to
commemorate the triumphs Of the irsi en-
pirc. Further accounts Of the event fully
illustrate the dctcstablc spite which promp-
ted the net, and cutters into all Of the con.
duo. Of the commune. The column was
fairly a s5utGg Of pride even 10 the bitter
est radical, being ,..aeniicen! memorial
Of French valor. aud one wii.ch .as a work
Of art, reflected honor upon France. Ont.
side the walls The Sighting con,inues the
Ncrsailis,s gradually strengthening their
advantages and advancing towards the
rampar,s
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

fycc Of ,ilnsgc Call at q. a. Chambcriainc's
Drug Store, Miidlc,own. Del. or ~ Townsend,
Mnsscys. Gsisaa, Chesapeake City, and every
town and ,iliage and gel sample heiic OF Dr.
A. Bosrirr Gc'mnn Syrup, FREE n charge. Il
lns lately been introduced in This country ftons
Germany mud fof AIRY person suffering With q
severe cough. lisaty taId settled on the brcnsf,
consumption. or any direara Of the throat and
lungs. Il has no equal in ii,e vsYId. Our regu-
lar sz. bottles are 70 cents. Ia ri cases money
w..ii be promptly rctn ard IL wrfst ra'ssSW,ion Is
not ..i,rn Two doses " " rviisycn,,y ease. Try
IL.
rse {, -ccn's August Flower 10 dysptIsa, liv-'
er comnls. int, cosiiycncss, sick h 'ad,cbs, ks &;
Never fails
May 20, 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

SrmAwbxnnIEs.- letter from New
York snys the strawberry scason has ope n
ed most suspiciously, and from the South
come berries Of most delicious favor. -
ThSOld Dominion Company has alrca dy
shipped 6fty-four thousand crates, co n
tanning one hundred and ninety thonsan d
quarts. for this market The season her .
lasts two months. for FIRST the fruit comes
from tho 6nc farms around Norfolk and
the far South. the Delaware and New Jcr-
scy succeed. and. latest, New England
contributes her crop.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

EnieRASr LABOR. Maryland the
farmers are trying to induce emigration
u thcir State. through concerted action
A convention was held last winter, to
take preliminary mansurcs. and Governor
Bowie presided. The convention is to
,neot again on the first Of June, to hear
rerdrts from county auxiliarics and to
perfect tho organization Of the State AS
ISOLATION. which has It's centre in Bal,i-
more. Il Is proposed to ask an appropri-
stiea FROM The State, next winter, Of
o0O0. 900. to enable the farmers to supply
lbeMsslses With white lsborcrs from Eu-
sops, the black laborers ut present cngag-
Cd upon the farms in Maryland. are PROV
ias rcsy inefficient.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
it ms .Kida5ira TrJn.erie,.
siiaD FIsiifsG.


Although the present season has been n
favorable one for shad in the Delaware.
the prices have leen low, and the stur-
geons coming unusually carly and destroy
ing the nets has prevented i, from being
a paying business this season. shad fish
ing has become quite an extensive busi-
ness in the Delaware River. and on clear
day il is quite a sight to see the number
OF boats and nets on the river. As far us
the eye can see the river will BE- dotted
Many hundred families in PENNSYLVANIA.
Delaware and New jersey derive ihcir
support FROM ilsh caush, in the Delaware.
The shal in the Delaware are considered
the finest sold in Philadelphia or " Yurl,
market, All winter the fishermen are en-
ployed in making their nets aud getting
their boats ready for the spring fishing
which lasts about three months. C0nsid-
cradle expense attends getting ready for
SIND fishing aud if there is not n good
run Of shad, aud IL prices arc not good il i,
a loosing business. The average number
caught By one boat aud net during the sen.
son is about one hundred shad per day
The average length oil the nets are l2ul
yards and are made TO fish from about iif
teen or eighteen feet. All small vessel
or steamers plying up aud down the rive,
can pass over these nets without injurin,
them. but large ones either 90 around then
or teal. them by passing over,
Del. City, My Isth, 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
rmn wA.M.xarox rl,nArY.


Tho Treaty Of Washiuston by the Joint
High Commission. has brcn submitied to
the United States Senate. now in session,
and will probably be confirmed. after some
slight opposition. withou, amendment
Great Britain expresses in the treaty her
s'segrct" t!,at the Alabama was permitted
10 escape, and this may be regarded as
her apology She also agrees to make
certain rcparation, II the arbiira,ors find
that rcparation "a due. The treaty also
aecords certain fishing privileges to our
citizens, by paying for the same. Claims
against the United States BY British sub
jccts to be submitted TO three Commits.
sioncrs to be appointed by the President
and Queen Victoria. cenjoiutly. The
navigation Of the st. Lawrence forever to
be free. The upshot Of this business will
be. that this goycrnmen, will realize very
little whcrcwi,h TO satisfy the claims Of
her citizens for British spoliaiious, the
Fcniun raid claims will Offset, to a great
extent, the claims for our ruined com
mcrcc. Better SO, however. than to 70 TO
war, and plunge our country still further
in debt, aud set alloat dozen more Ala
bamas. to destroy the few boats yet afoat
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

A tornado swept over Bridgeport. in
tho southwest part Of Chicago, on Tues.
day evening, which blew down n number
Of buildings, including Catholic Church.
A Mrs. Mary Mosrc was killed. and sew
crnl other persons were injured. The
dead bodies Of two boys were found on a
railroad track near tho city. the same
evening. 1t is supposed that, having
sought shelter from the storm, under som Q
freight cars, the cars. being forced into
motion by the wind, ran over them.
Montgomery. Ills. Was also visited by a
tornado. on Tuesday afternoon. which de-
molishsd I lumber warehouse and one OF
two other ballfio&o.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
OFFICIAL.
Report ef the GRAND Inquest or Rev c..
tie County,
ruhLIsnkp ny ORDER or Tnr corpr.

rrhLisi,En ny ORDER OF rHg couRr.
To the Honorable the .iusigs, ofMr G,,,,, ~ 6,...
RAJ Scss,ons of The I'sace and jail llrl;s<vv -
Court q Oger and 7srminer, in andJer Nss gSs-
M County and STATE ef Dsiaears, My 9Svn.
-. Inc Grand Inquest for tho body Of New Cas-
We County respectfully report to ycur Honors
,hat there have been submitted 10 them one hun.
sighy-six ts6) have been returned true bllls. ma
'wsnty-six l2G) have brcn returned ignoramus.
The members Of the Grand Inquest have been
profoundly impressed BY ils evil ciltct upon lbe
community resulting from the extensive vioIs-
iions of the Law ibrbidding the sale Of intosicsS.
ing liqnors % m'nors, and they csspsstly rsco,s.
this offence bc risidly eulSrred ID ali casss.
N. ~ jnss anAsss
hMs 'esl. nfersusu.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

REprcrIoN OF PAY OF SoLpiERs Az
ter june 3oth next the pay Of enlisted
men in the army will he reduced to the
antc-bcllum standard, that is, for infantry
men, Sl3 per mouth, inst,al of SIG -
There will be CORE, ,ponling reduction
of 81 per mouth in oihtr branches Of the
service, including marines Thi. rcduc-
ton will decrease the expenses Of the army
4 900, coo per annum
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

The Montgomery county tohio) Demo.
cratic Convention met yesterday, aud Val
lanlingham, from the Committee on Res.
olutions, reported n new Democratic plat.
form, intended for the groundwork Of n
national platform" 1t accepts tho re.
suits Of the war and the constitutional n
mendments adopted in consequence there.
Of, rlcdging the Democratic party to iheir
faithful enforcement
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

WESTERN Wheat pgoarrc The
prospects in ,hs West. so far as the spring
crops are concerned appear to bc of rath.
or mixed character. In some sections of
the country the intners are iubillnt over
the promise 6 large mud sprriy harves,s,
while in others loud complaints arise that
unscasonahl, cold weather and t,o great
abundance Of rain have done much injury
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

BurLEHrcHxs. An exchange says !:
. The laics, Radical nomination for the
Presidency is General B 4. Butler. No
one will be surprised to learn that his
nomination was made by Ben Butler
The probability IS that ], will also receive
the support Of Beast Butler, the
Great unbo.slcd, aud the Hero Of Fort
Fisher aud tho Dictator Of New Or
leans aud the hiuoric spocn-pilfeYer may
all be expected to ally around this s'an-
dard." Farnswor,h is in Illinois, and 's
said to be lonely without Butler As a
source Of amusement he sacharcucly
sings:
I'm lonely Tonight, Zen without yon,
And sigh for one blink OF your eye;
For sure there's u look Hen, about you,
Suggestive that Satan Is nigh
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

AScrl'xm TREArY An cxtradi,ion
treaty with England and the United States
is row under consideration at the State
Department. II contains provisions FOR
cxtradiiion for all crimes known 10 our
civil laws above the grade of mere petty
larceny and offences Of a small dagrcc.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

y despatch from Enggoll Barracks,
TcSas, reports that one hundred armed
Mexicans have crossed the border upon y
cattle raid that smaller bands are con.
stanily crossing for Tho same purpose aud
extend their deprpia,ions nearly to Corpus
Christi. II encountered, they fight Thou
sands Of cattle are thus stolen every month,
aud the Mexican officials throw every OBJ
staclc in the way Of their recovery.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
lemorest's illustrated Magazine
AND
MIRROR or Fashions.

sci "ta5wed.cd The mos, practical, useful, origi.
ual Pltlnr Magazine
=" Isn't She pttiir isa cauliiul Chrome.
splendid fhriur Picture. and u valuable work Of
nri it Is highly finished, mounted and raruisi-
81, aud Wor' mr fhaa i,aiie he eosf NJ ssi,er,p-
IN, and togvlheg with nElogCsr MoxIuLy. ae-
nfds an opportunity for the investment Of Three
puiHts sta 4 a. afHy Hefsr oceHr gyaiR pon'tiaii
10 u fcttcior "hGNanrsr MAGAziSg, and ,o,,
vii never H. willing 10 he Nithoutii. II will not
ohiF ,tnel Gu tow IL dress, how to cook, how
10 make dtcr toar children clothes sni il will
make toii better wiser happier. Women every
where lind Il exactly What they want. In fact,
i i the uIos, comp'5tr iadios NalNzluc now pub
lishtd. Husbands, Fathers. BCo'hcrs and Lovers
>uls'rihc iar It, aud pfosrut II with tie beautiful
Chrome, :. Ism She Pretty II will make eyes
Sparkle with delight and satisfaction, aud prove
monthly reminder 81 our good taste aud Kind
Telling. Address.
". JENNINGS DEMOREST,
s3s broadway, n. Y.
Specimen copies of the niesi numbers of tho
Magazine mailed free ON receipt Of % cents.
may 20, 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

William Baxion committed suicide al
st. Louis on Friday. At the inquest on
Saturday |, was testified that he had ut.
tempted to hang himself Eve months pre-
viously. and was cut down BY his wife
also that he wns the last Of family OF six
brothers and sisters who had all commit.
ted suicide.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

In the United States Circuit Court, al
Richmond Va. Thursday, JAS NJ Simms,
Il colorcd momber of the Georgia Lagjsla.
ture. was awarded SlS0a damages, !5r be-
ing elected from the white peoples cabin
Of tha steamer kcypnrt, between Washing.
ton aud Richmond III til, same court.
II. !, Smill, now Of New Yurh, WAS a.
wardei S.,uu damages against rlrc CIV
of Richmond for wiskcy destroyed by or-
der Of the City Council the night before
the evacuation
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

A San Francisco dispatch reports that
on the trip Of the steamer Pelican. from
Eureka, the steward of the boat, Malay
outraged a sick aged ! years. On The
steamer stopping At tmpuqua, the ciii.
zcns formed a lynch court. tried and con.
vic'ed the offender. aud taking him W
the iiscr on boat shot him dead.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

The tobacco shipped in bond from Rich
mnni for seven months, to Nav l,,, ny
grcgated 1O.0Dn, ,0Ol pounds The a
mount Of smoking tobacco shipped in the
same period was $50 600 pounds. The
tax paid on iobaceo shipped in bond in
the month Of April alone was over $3.50. :
600.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

The Adams Express Office a, Coum-
bus, Ohio, was entered by burglars be-
tween ? and 3 o'clock on "Wednesday
morning, who broke open two safes and
took away nearly $4,000 in current
funds. Two men who slept in the Office
were druggcd. There is no clue to the
thieves
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

1t is estimated at the internal rcycnus
bureau that the amount ef tax cu diyi.
dcuds, due under The decision Of the At
lorncy General. for ihc last five months of
$50, will amount to nearly ayc millions
nl lnllar..
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

Dispatches f,om " leo show tha,
juaroz is pragilue aeains; the anlici.
paie1 trouble on account of the elections,
which take place urSt month, aud is re-
moving all Generals supporting his op.
ponen,s. 4 n,riher of them are rcfus.
ing to obey his orders Throughout the
northern frontier conflict before the c.
lection is expected on account Of the
feeling against Juarez upon the frozen
zone question
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

A French fishing vessel has been run
down and sunk in the English Channel
by IN American bark. whose name is not
reported. Twelve ofthe crew Of the fish
crmen were lest.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
lr,.

il tbs town, on Monday mo.uin.. a.i. &.
fAtpmtn, Youngest suu ~ lpht. 4. ata. Mary
t"rhrlu aEel % tr.is and Il d.,ys
NrHt hrrufiilc. Illinois On Nay itls W. Nm.
Il iigEln.. formerly al Red Lion HabAfci in
this county. aged about 81 yc5fs
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

ANOTHER FAsr TRorrgR Bonner and
lcok to their laurels They have discoy-
cred horse in Sacramento. California,
that has ,roticd half mile in l. /. Not
many months ago he did service in n
butchers cart in that city, and was sold
for the paltry sum Of $3.50. Stanford
paid SO. 900 for him. and could probably
get S30, 900 now for his bargain The
pedigree Of the horse is in dispute, but
thorc who have the best reason to know
state that he is ST. Clair
Bonner has written letter about his
horses, in which he says: II have two
in my stable that have trotted half mile
in one minute ard six seconds and one
horse, Dexter, that has tro;icd half a mile
in public in one minute and i've seconds
Dexter has tro,tcd half mile TO n road
wagon III ono minute six and n half see
oDds. So you see that, if the California
wonder i to throw dus, in my eyes Ca
suggestion from California; /, can only
be, from present appearances, when tho
wind blows from behind not only cN
pcct, but hope rome day to SO, Dcxtcr's
time beaten. have two or three horses
myself which, if they do anything ncnr
wha, has been prophesitd Of them ought
to beat his iimc-and | paid more for one
at them than ! paid for Dexter; but |
have been looking SO long TO see his time
bea,cn--and the public has been 50 often
assured that it was about to be beaten
that confess ! have got amos, tired oi
waiting, and do not think the prospect
is particularly encouraging when i, is not
cyna pretended that the last wonder
hf0dght furxarl to best him IN tro, as fas,
to light sulky rs he had ,ro,tci to a
road wagon
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

A bill has been introduced in the
Hcnse Of Delegates Of the Territory (Dis-
triet) 81 Columbia allowing women TO
vote and hoid once.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

The triai Of ths second ohargs Of biga-
ny Against cx-C ngrcssinan'- Dowen, ot
elatt UeselIea, viii Begin on Tuesday
nt' oDjoStou.
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20
A GREA , OFFER.

Only sc, for $ll. in Value.
Until the fest or Nurcmher next. tho. ,c,prinN
and artistic thrunin,
ESN'T SHE PRETTT,"
Sze lcNtI ufcf Lris " Sneucfr, retail pric.,.
>Aun, Will =. s,n' rs mais securely done up,
post itcc = premium 10 every ttarly suiscri.
lCr to
Middletown transcript., 1871-05-20

Tie new Territorial Government Of the
Di&t|ist u Colombia was inaagnrated on
Monday. The Legislature organizsd with
Fpdssist Donslass a. President Of the
66sIs ! 80 q. r. Hslss - President
~ ~ ~ l1esss. The quesiion oi
n mi |dlll4 " Frederick Douglass q
lgsllsd " ! piss ssonshs resi-
NJ ~ ,eshilS y his
!. il
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-04
cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, February )

CINCINNATI, TepIudiS 90
COTTON-Steady: sales Of midiling
at l4!c.
FLOUR-Dull and dropping: sales OF
family at 81 25@6 80.
GRAIN-Wheat, dull and dropping;
sales at 81 33@l 50. Corn, steady at
53@55c. Rye, firm at 81 O3@l O6.
Oats, scarce and firm: sales OF No. .
mixed at 4S@50c; No. 2 white at 55c.
Barley firm; sales of fall at 81 OO@1 %.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in good de-
mand at l5I@20c. Molasses firm;
sales of New Orleans at S0@S6. Sugar
firm; sales of New Orleans at Collie.
OILS-Lnseed oil firm at 93c. Lard
oil firm at 81 l0@l II.
EGGS-Heavy receipts depress the
market; prices declined to 20c.
BUTTER--Quiet and weak; sales at
25@30c.
CHEESE-Steady.
SEEDS-Clover seed in good demand
at Sll 90 on arrival, and $ll 500
ii Is from store Timothy seed, firm
at Sc 25@6 so.
PR0VISIONS-Pork, dull and nomi-
nal. Lard, dull and nominal. Bulk
meats, dull and nominal Bacon, only
limited jobbing demand; sales at 94@
ll4@l2c.
HOGS-Dull and nominal; receipts,
500.
TOBACCO-Steay; new Tugs at GA &c;
leaf at l0@l4c receipts light.
WHISKY-Dul! and declined sales
at SOC.
GOLD-At III.
CHANGE-At par.