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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
TARa@ TOR aAxsD.

E WING in the north part of Plymouth. A ihree-fnurihs of . mile east of the Naugs, uck Railroad. coRiaiNing about l5O acres. 1t ia we'll divided Unto moving. pss ture, plonghiDg and woodland, is well wa. tered, and has good supply of graftad frui,; has on jt . good two story dwelling house agd kjfcllsn, containing m excellen. we'll of water, . .woOdshouse. liOrse-shed. carriage house. two good bBrns with shedr attached. and water brought into both yards in pipes. Said farm can be bought cheap of the subscriber on the premises.
 L. N. BRONSON. <
 Plymouth. Feb. Is 5.ml0
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
CHALLENGERS.,

s1s Many. illegal votes are given 1gaiast us every year, from ,as dislikenn the part ol Dur friends to ehalIenge. ? The tNhiss are never suffered any such Eaetcy and we uEuas never will deslfs .sili Feqdife il. lt is
 d duly every honest man Owes, lis e0.ihisy < -ao chaIlenge snys ysiIleGal volek irrespective .ofpasiy,. Live hope ip see ii dOise. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
] CORNWALL.

The Wings of CpfnwslI are requested 10 mee: at the Town Hall on Saturday Ihe Bud day of April next at l O'cI'ck P, M. .!i,r the purpose 0i nominating candi- dates for Representatives 10 lhe next Le- Oi.lasute and Judge Of 'Pfobate. a-h Pet O163fsfahs TOwd ComnDittee. x Match 9S 1858. =. .sisgi&
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31

M R. LINE would respectfully inform his INl patrons and others interested in the cause of Education that the Spring term ef his School will open April 9th EeEEls as heistofore. it is the constant aim uf the Principal to rank his school with the first in New England. The best facilities are here offered foi laying the foundation fnr an ctlIcatiop. and completing thorough course ot study.
 The most thorough instruction will be given in Drawing. Painting, French and Music.
 pH Principal---D HIEE. AB.
 Associaic=-MIss H tf FoorE. Warren, Feb l4th 1853. . a 5,mt7
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
-.aE VOTE D EARLYl

We cannot impress lob earnestly upon
 our friends, especially tilose in lie udiskiris of4the town, ;he greatsim2or ance of com < ing up 10 the ball0. bnx and xdepOsiiina saheir votes IN THE MoRKISG. VOTE "4GARLY-tlIatyOu may have the mOle lime to battle tbe enemy or look up tl.Ose
 NLO. have @iied tO vote. s'fs@s fai2.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
Girls Wanteda

THIRTY ipdustrious Girls who have A practical experience aud ingenuity 10 leaEn to attend light machinery, or do qnick sesing, asie =saa.ed ct .he WOlceltyille Knitting Factory. Eaquirc of tfarssf r
 S. N. BRONSON. iEiichfsid.
 WolcOttville, March 3, 1853, seyafg
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
TORRTN(aIr6lN,' :

sh F THE Whig Electors Of the town of Tdrfihgton, are requ .stSd to mSet at the Town Hall, in Wolcoitsille, on Ftiday, April lst, at one o'clock, PM. tor the parpose of nominating candidates for Representatives, and for tsahsaciing such ofhes business as may be brought belure ssid meeting.
 Per order of Town Committee. { 5 March I7 1853. a,. .s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31

Al d Court of Probate holden at Canaan wiih-
 in and for the District of Canaan on the g6th day of March A. D. 18s3.
 Present, WALTER S. cOWLES, Esq 1,
 Judge. Re& IAN motion of EZEKIEL s. HQSKlNS, O on the estate of TIMOTHY NOR. TON late of Canaan. within said, District, deceased This Court doth decree that six moIths from this date be allowed asd li,nited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Executo. {; and directs that public notice be given of .thls or. der by adycrtizing in a newspaper published in Litch6e.d and by pos.ing copy thersof on the public sign pos, in said town of Ca. ndan nearest the place where the deceased last dweli. Certified from Record.
 +3w WALTER s. COWLES. Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
NOTfCR
w 777Ia 7'I7 VI M ' VI T District of Woodbury ss.
. Pro bate Court 2I March 1853.

' N18 #7Z 1Ea Fro bal6 Court 9I WHICH Ioo'.
 UPSTATE of NATHAN HAWLEY, El late of Bcthlemin sad District deeeas- cd. e ;.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Woodbnry hat h limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for lhc Credi- tors of said Estate, 10 cxhibi: their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present thei. accounts. properly attes'ed, within said time, will be dcbarred a recovery. All per- sons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 JOSHUA BIRD, Executor
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
SILK HATS! 1!
District of Cornwall, ss.

Probate Conrt, February 2s 1853. HESITATE of JULIUS BELL, late of 1A Cornwa lin spidsDis'rict dccoased.
 Ordered, That the administrator on said estate exhibit h,s Administration account 10 this Court for adjustment at ;he Probate or flee in Cornwall on the 9th day of April 1855, at one o'clock afternoon, and that ail persons interested in said estate may be noti6ed thereof ihe Administrator will cause this or der tu be published in newspaper printed in Lilchiold and pos, copy thereof OH the sign pos, in sad Cornwall nearest the late resi- dcnce of said deceased. Certified by
 FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
THE LISTS,

Wtig Committees in every town should see that . ItOroagh and complete list of their voters is made out in season. See thatseverys Whsgrwho issor can made voter, IS put upon the Registry Lisi, and also see thalstie name of no iIle- gal yetef $ placed pl tie listby "urpppo DentS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
District of c ornwall ss. ] Probate Court, March 2l 1853.

'99 " Probate Court, March 2l 1853. HESITATE of MARTIN COLE, late of 4Z Cornwall in said District, deceased.
 The Execu,rix represents the Estate insol- vent, and crays the appoint cf Commission ersthcrcon. A f.E .
 Ordered, That Commissioners to recelve and examine the claims of the Creditors of s.id Estate be appointed a. the Probate or fee ia Cornwall onlhe 6'h day of April 1853 al 10 o'clock. forenoon of which all persons in interest will uake notice, and appear, if itey see cause, and be heard thereon, and said Exeeutrix will cause this order to bc publish, ed :n newspaper printed in L;'chiicld, and post copy thereof on tEe sign post in said Cornwall neares: the late residence of said deceased. Certified by
 FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
District of New Milford ss. n QEQ

PIobaie Court, March l9, 1853
 T STATE of .ICHABOD NOBLE, I late Q, New Milford in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District 0 New Milford hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the Cred itors of said Estate, represented insolvcnI, in which 10 exhibit tLcir claims thereto ; and has appnnled William J. Starr aud Garradus Roberts both of said New Nl- ford, Commissioners to receive and exam inc said Claims. Certified hy
 FREDERICK CHlrFENDEN Judge.
 The subscribersa z ve notice llIa, Ihey shall nseet al the house of Charles C, No ble in said New Milford on the S0Ih day of A2rilanl ihc lGih day of September 1858 a, 10 o'clock, in he lorcw@n, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending to the business Ofsaid appointment,
 W.J. STARR, ! Cnmmis
 GERRADUs ROBERTS. sinners. All persos indebted aio said Estate are requested 10 make immediate payment 10 1'HEOPHOLiS NICHOLS, 1Adminis- CHARLES c. NOBLE iralors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
Y U 9OlRa

nY Osder of he CepEl of Probate (or l10 E Disifics' bf lf;scR8sld.: [ shali ssII st ppblie Aaelion an shsselhs AAyDfi ApsiF 1858 at 2 oseluck A. M. at ths Ayelliag H6ass sf tks late William Tulsle, ideeeass& ,5H Milton Seeieiy, a!lihs pess0aslt, ,E5issS C Sa.d ds- ceass4, ,ilsxeept Houssb6ld Fpraiissals con- sissihs Of FsfmiRg Ulsnsils, Wsgons, Sleigks, Eaddlea Harnesses, Lumber ant. ( iasge 'assortnsnt sf Jeilsrs's Cafpsntsss' saa MaesnssT TooIs, &e.. Sc. asss1at $ 'ssasss sss@ A. s. LEWIS. Adminisssssos.
 Liseh6eld, March 95 1858. 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
! MOE GO@)n

! A, Q . speeisl meeting q sige LiichGeid A Savinks Society held at ihe Phoenix Branch Bank on tho l4ih Of March, 1853. Josiah c. Bcckwiah, was chosen PresideniiD place of George c. WoodruG, resigned- SaHasl ?. Bolles Vice President and David c. Buikley, Director in place of c H HolIis- ter, resigned A a.aa N
 -sas'sfa H RCoIT, Secrstary,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
NOwKGE

' s hereby given to all persons liablp topaY
 Tax In Che town of Coshcn on the iisl of 1852, wInct is due on the ~ day of April 1853, that will be at tho siorc oI' Miles & Gray, onsM6nday thc aih day of April mex: and at ihe stOrc of A Miles & Son in Cana. da village on Tnesday the 5lh dayuof AprII next, and at the Grocery of Andrew Bailey in Worth Goshen on, Wednesday ihes6sh day of April :ncxt Tom 10 o'clock A. M. til { o'clock P. M. of cacR day, for the purpose cf r ceiving said tax. y All persons hcgieciihg to pay their taxes on the,ahovc me- toned. days, must expect to gay -fees-En collecting. -..-..
 WILLARD E GAYLORD. Collec:org Goshen, Ala'ehS S2 ss5S. aE&asaw
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31

THE Court ot Probate for the District of LiIchfield hath limited and allowed six months from the Gate hereof. for the credi> tors to the estate oi Lewis Sperfy, late of Goshen, ia said distric'. deceased, in which Co exhibit lhoir claims for allow ance and set~ tement. Those negleclng to present their accounts within said time. properly attest> cd. will be de5aircd recovery. Al persons indebted 10 said estate are requested io make immediate payment to
 GEORGE SHERRY, Administrator.
 LiichfeId, March II, 1883. mir
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
HATS, CAPS, &c.
M3W GOODS.
 T. n. RICMARDs,

X&2 08 AWY . Ax4WAs' TTks iast received large assortment of III s6sinR and Sgmmer Goods, consiqsiDg of Bsoaaeloihs, Cassimeres, sad Tnmmings of sil kinds. Also--Rssdy Made clcihing, consisting of a,arv article ia tho Clothing line, and his s,eck of Clo,hjna is all his own manufacture, snd varransej, to give the best satisfaciion. Furnishing. Goods ia great va!'s'y. and large assortment of Smai! Checks tor ecys Closhine. which will be seld cheap for cash.
 Small Profit, Ready Sale, Good Qualify: and Low Prices, is the Motto. Come a.d ssS Fisst Store East Of Wheelcr's Hotel, West Street Litch6sld. N. 8. vii! act bs undcrsold.
 THOMAS H. RICHARDS. aLilchasld March 34 ISsS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
wlSSD1, lnDMl

THE copaftnership heretofore existing ! under the name and firm nt WHITING { KINNEY SE SON, is this day tlissoivcd by mutual consent. All those having unsettled accounts with the sub-cribers will please seiIle them by the isl ot Apiil.
 Either ot fhe subscribers are auth"riZchto to settle the accounts. ,.. .s- - LEON ARD KINNEY. < 5.t .-. GEORGE F. KINNEY .iss
 Bantam Falls. February 2tlh, IS33s setnsi I
 The business viii be continued al ihe old stand under the firm ofG &.H,A-. KENNEY < co s,s }e7gy~s ss8s89 9 ms
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
100 RNRHWo

VWvEIE Dwelling House and other Buildings
 l and grounds adjoining, new occupied by William R. Buell situated in South Street in the village of Litchfeld. A fine situation for boarding house. where one is much Y s|S @e SETH P BEERS
 LilchGeId March 25 1853. .ssel .l 9w
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
CLOTHING

A full stock the best materials and work manship including Frock Sack and Business Coats, Cassirnere Saitinet and Tweed Pants Vests an endless variety. & s Boys and 'Children's Clothing f every de scripiion. Boots and Shoes Hals and Cals
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31

a We are indebted tO Hon T. B. Butler for bound vOlume'Of the Con
 gresslonal Glooe.1 is s srti tos sAA t
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
RIf fn

ic In Dssr oif, Michigan, Mary Angelioe wsfe Of MT. Charles M. MeC CIoskey and daughter of Mr. Asa Sanford Of this town, aged 43
 years. f3 -sffss*a f@ @
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
CF3EEEJvfS' B.GJvK,
 WATERBURY,, CONN. Capital $2oO.0OO. f

 n LOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE ID Capital Stock of this Bank will be opened at the Store lately occupied 6y seovill Mig. Co, in Waterbury on the 18th day of April. 1853, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Ten per cent. will bs required to be paid in al the time of subscription, in specie or Banl! Pills of this or any of the New England States. or the city of New York. Ten per cent, on ihe 18th day of May. Ten per ce,-t. on the 18th day of JnDe, and Twenty per cent. on the 18th day of July, and the balance at such times within enc yea from the 13th day of July, 1858, asethe Directors may call in the same. hEa eie&Gs18 .sF@ "g
 "a DIRECTORS. sass 4'1aas saJ.L M. ScoVill, Sg John g. Mitchell,
 Norton .Buel. aS AbrAm Ives. ! .E
 John c. Booth. Samuel. w. Hails z s Charles B. MerTimaD, Lyman ", Coes
 Frederick J. KingsbuEy.c .ss
 Waterbury, March Ioths 1853. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
ADJOURNED MEETING. .I

REe Attention TVihlgs! 1!
 G The Wings of Litchield will meet at the Court House at 2 o'clock on Friday afternoon next, to nominate Representatives for the next General Assembly. Per order of the Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
PAPER HANGINGs
5000 pieces just received of all styles prices with borders 10 match. # GROCERIES.

A cholce assortment of the bes. Family Groceries at the very lowest prices,
 F.. M. $ Co are agents for the sale of Cot" ton Mattresses. Pillows and Bolsters. ~ saS
 purehpsers geu~ratty arc invilcdgs call and exa.nine our Goods and prices as we are conf. dent we can make il for their interest to pur> chase of us. sss.sss+,9
 March, 10, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
R2AN0S

N0R Sale a Second hand Pians sEG a ,es v Miss sc. HENDRICK, NJ orJ. L.HENDRICK, sa. Fl
 Wss,SlEcc,, Li.chGeld, March 30 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31

At a Court of Probate holden at New: Milford
 within and tor the District of New Milford,
 on the 7th day of March A D 1853. g8s Present. FREDERICK CHI fTENDEN.y Judge HESITATE of ICHABOD NOBLE, late
 1 of New Milforl ..n said District, de> ceasei.
 The Administra tors represent the estate in solvent, and prays the appointn ept of Comm:s sioners thereou-Whepeupon, Ordered, that EommissloneIs tn receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the creditors ofsaid estate, be- appointed at the Probate Office in said New Milford on the i9lh day of March, 1853 at one o'clock in the afternoon--and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified there of, the Administrators viii cause this o.derto be published in newspaper printed m Litch-. ieid and poe. Q copy thereof on the public sign- post nearest the place where ..the deceased last dwelt. a..s.,s 3ke sa @t aYs s.s5s
 A true copy of Record,
 w FREDERICK CHlTTENDEN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
TO LET

,ss .esa TO LET. .a THE whole e part of \. Migeon's House. .AAGasanes VII bs put op ehe place, satAe ewneele aecouass ao take care of the gasdea,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
HENRY MERRIMAN & co, OlgMTRlR. SQUARE,
 SOUTH SIDE) Wwy A gwyu-1mn RNYyWpwy AN%
WAFER BURY. Ct.

WYE are now receiving large additions
 w to our Stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloth, Paper Hang ings Curtain Muslins Cornices and bands Painted Window Shades Ready Made Cloth ing Hats CHPs Boots and Cheap Groceries Crockeyy &c Sc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
CARPETS.

Having become an important branch of our business we are prepared to bt 10 pur, chasers variety equal 10 to any in the coun> try al prices as 'ow as can be found in the State
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31

MAPOFLITCHFIELD-afew few copies lv-A for sa.e by
 c. ADAMS $ co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
DRY GOODS, :,

large and we'll selected assol tmsnt will always behound at the above establishment of the most desirable styles in the markets.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31

Velvet. Tapestry. Brussels, 'rhreepIy. Ingsain-- Mat,ings Dfugeets Rugs Mats and
 ENGLISH FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. Or Tho place to buy carpets is at the Bee Hive
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-31
RoARDEMH scHooI..-

.. 4' AAs M I1UO O " IN 1I Litch6 cid, March. l5, 1859.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-22
NEW YORK MARKET.

New York, Oct. 2U.
rlour--Market for western and State opened
IL 10 cents easier, but with fair demand, es-
pecially for Europe. The market assumed a
stiffness, with fair demand and little to be had
ut our inside figures. Arrivals not large. Priv
ate advces by the steamer favorable. Sales
western canal at 6, ,5sa6, Sc for common to straight
state; 6,5Oa6,6s for mixed 10 fancy Michigan,
and common to good Ohio.
Wheat-Mors offering. Market easier. De-
mand fair for export, at the decline, especially
for prime, Ordinary to prime l,40a1, so; good
Ohio at I,4oal ,4s.
Rye is rather down and quiet at 90a9l 1-2.
Oa's more plenty and lower. Sales 49a5lc.
Barley not plenty at s0aS7 l-2c.
Corn 2a3c easier, but is more active at the de.
cline. saes of lots al 76a75, 75a79, s0a62
closing irmer.
Pork easier, under the pressure of the money
market. Demand more active at the decline.
Sales at l6,5Oa16,62 for mess; l3,37a13,5o TO
prime.
Beef unchanged. Supply of good limited
Sales 150 bbls.
Lard firm but qniet. ssles $50 bbls at II 3d.
al2c. Butter and Cheese in coed request anc
firm
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-22

Gov. Seymour, of Connecticut, resign.
ed MS office on Thursday last, and will
sail shortly to assume his duties as Minis.
ter to ST. Petersburgb.
George Law will make fine specula.
tion on those muskets he purchased of the
United States. He has sold them to he
Sultan; at an immense price, Of course.
Judge Grier, of the U. s. Distric,
Court, delivered his opinion in Philadel.
phia, on Saturday, on The slave case, dis.
charging the two Marshals arrested fol
committing an assault aud battery on Bill
Thomas fugitive slave.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-22
Gatsst by Grlfgnph.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
RELEASE OF KOSZTA
FURTHER FROM TURKEY.
Three Days Later.

By The arrival Of the Asia We have
Liverpool dates the sth inst
Saturday, Oct, s.-Nothi9g definite by
mail this morning. The Times letter
writer says. from Paris, that the English
and French governments had notified Rus.
sia in strong notes that il is now too late
to issue moro notifications, and that
England and France will support the in
tegrity Of Turkey. This is probable, but
wants confirmation.
Commander Inglefeld has returned from
the Arctic regions: there is no in,elli-
gence { ( Sir John Franklin. Comma..d d.
er Mcclure had sailed through from Beh.
rings Straits to Davis Straits.
Martin Koszta embarked from Smyr-
ma on the 23d ult., for the United States.
According to the best accounts. which
are yet imperfect, the Sultan has not sign.
ed the Declaration of War, but the Coun-
Gil has voted that war against Russia be
declared, leaving 10 the discretion of the
executive, when to proclaim hostrlities,
Many rumors were prevalent, all ofwhich
were doubtful, however, that Gen, Caro-.
bert will go with 10000 troops to Con-
stan'inople, and that the French and Eng.
Iish will occupy the ports of the Ros-
phoms; that the combined fleets will reach
C Constantinople on the l7.h inst.
tbs automatically stated that the Car I
Olnuts declared his strong wish Sr peace
TO enable him to back out of the difficult.
ty, but nothing is really known with Ger.
tainty.
Mr., Soule arrived at Madrid on the Goth
ult.
A Paris correspondent Of the London
Times, Of Friday evening, says that a
dispatch had been received from Vienna,
which states that the Sultan has fxed
four weeks within which Russia shall
evacuate the principalities.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-22

By the arrival Of The Steamers, We have
news from California, up TO the l6,h uli.
Ii is generally u an interesting character t:
The returns Of the election show the
election Of the en- tire democratic tcke
ior Sia.e ofii.es, BY small majorilies.
The Legislature will be almost unani-
mously democratic, and Bigler. Exten.
sion will have a mujority Of the whole,
and the measure will become law in its
worst form, without vne-third reservation
clause of the original bill. and giving the
entire property, worth at least $4,000.
600, without one dollar Of compensation
10 the State, TO the parties who hold il un-
der the fraudulent Peter Smith sales.
The popular vote will this year reach
10000, il is said. The city Of San Fran
cisco polls 10. ll3 votes, being an increase
1927 votes, since the Presidential elec-
ton. when il stood 1886. The vote in
the rural districts Of the county has risen
in the same from 430 TO s26. The eote
in the city Of Sacramento reaches $3.50
how, against 1868 at the Presidential elec-
ton. Msrysville polls 1907 votes, Stock
ton 1472, and Neveda city 1898.
Intelligence Of an interesting charac-
ter has been received from Sonora, Mexi
co, announcing the discovery of mines of
extraordinary richness. In consequence
decided spiri, of filibustering has been
revived in this State and several gentle
men are engaged ill the preliminary dr-
rangements for organizing an expedition.
The intelligence from the Sandwich
Islands is an important character, aud
slyes indication of an early change of SOW.
ereignty. A number of American and
and other foreign residents are striving,
ostensibly. to procure the dismissal of two
members of the Kings cabinet, but their
object is tie subversion of the govern
ment, and the transfer of the Islands to
the United States. These movements
however, are injurious to the cause of an
nexation, which in the meal time is pro.
crossing under different and higher au,
spices.
Our mining Interests continue in pros
porous condition, and under the operation
of improved machinery, and by the appli
cation Of science to the working of The
mines, must continue 10 progress for years
to come.
A section Of the bark Of the Mammoth
I
Tree, 20 feet high arranged as it was on
the tree is now on exhibition in the city ol
San Francisco. The tree was rad wood 1892
! feet high, and 96 feet in circumference u,
he base.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-10-22
Gummmfial Mattfrs.
PLYMOUTH MARKET.
FHIpIr. EvEsIss. Oct. 81.

FRIDAr, EvEsIss, Oct 81.
wheai-Asiive, and in good demand. Sales
were made ct, White, sl.l2, Red, si,os.
osts-Dsmand much greater than The supply
Sales at 25ea27.
Corn 10 good demand. and but little in mar
ket. Sales were made at SOC for old. and So Tor
new.
Clover Se'd-MaIket well supplied, but sells
readily At s4,O0as4,l0. TimOthy-sl.25as2'ss'
according to quality. Inactive.
Flax Seed-But little in market, and demand
good. at sI.Oo.
Buckwheat-Demand brisk. Sales al 3sc.
Dried Fruit-Apples sl.Oo; Peaches, pared
$500. impaired l,25al, SO, as to quality. De-
mand brisk and sales mede readily as quoted.
Beans-Sales at 75easl,00.
Butter-Bri at l4c.
Eggs-Brsk at Sc.
Salt-Fine s2.75, coarse s2,00.
White Fish-New, half bbs $3.50.
Flour-s4, ,50a6,00.
Sole Leather-Sales al 2la23c.
Lard-9a1oc.