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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

oCT Upon the assembling Of the Ohio
Legislature, The first bill introduced was one
BY Mr.. Harrison, q Republican Senator, Or o
viding for the punishment 0: parsons whc
should get up expeditions in that State 10 in
wade other States. The Reru'lcs FANS chuck.
led over this amazingly. They declared tina,
Il took all the wind out Of The Democratic
ssils--ihat il would show the South and the
country that the Republicans were as anx-
ious az the Democrats 10 punish The par,ici
paiors in such affairs a. that Of Harper's
Ferry. Well, Mr.. Hsrrison's bill was duly
referred 70 committee, but when it came
up for consideration, Il was most ferociously
attacked By the ULTRA Republican members.
who declared they would oppose il 10 the
bitter end. On Tuesday the final quie,us
was given 70 the bill BY its indefinite post.
ponenenl, BY vote Of eighteen to fifteen.
nearly al the Republicans voting 10 post.
pone, aud the Democrats sgsins, Il. The
Republicans who imagined there was some
10 the party are. Of course
greatly annoyed st the failure Of Hsrrison's
Albany Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

ANOTHER BRIDcE.-A petition will
be presented to the honorable Board
Of Commissioners Of Dnbois county,
at their session next week, for an or
der to build q bridge across Birch
creek, where the road crosses leading
from Jasper to Flat Rock, and also
for changing the State road leading
from Paoli to Petersburg, SO as to
cross on said bridge. This bridge
would accommodate q greater number
Of people than some which have been
ordered heretofore.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29
JASPER H.:
WEDNESDAY: FEBRUARY % 1850

CoEGREssMAx.-Thc Rockport De-
mocrat has long article directing at
tention to the choice OF Democratic
candidate for Congress this fall. After
mentioning the names of several as
pirants, the article endeavors to put
"nr present worthy Congressman, Hon
w. Z. Niblack, on the list Of retired
members. This We decidedly object
to. If the Judge does not want the
office, We think the office wants him.
lie has now acquired, in his position,
an extensive influence, which he can
use to the benefit Of his district, and
it is certainly the extreme Of folly to
put new men in such an cfiicc as soon
rs the old ones acquire an operative
influence. Ii we will but notice the
Congressional districts throughout tile
land, we will find the General Govern
ment attends best TO the wants Of such
as have men Of influence in Congress,
and with our present extensive gov
crnment man, however talented,
must be there some time before he can
acquire great influence. We would
not be in favor Of one man being Con-
gresham for life, but we think when
q man reflects the sentiments Of his
constituents, and is a faithful officer,
there Is no necessity for q change
Further, no Congressman from this
district, has ever accomplished more
for it, than Judge Niblack has since
his first election. We think the al
most unanimous voice Of the people
will be, swell done, good and faithful
servant, retain the place thou dost fill
with SO much honor"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

WHAT IT Has Nor DorE, AND WHAT 1T
Has DoSF.--The Detroit Free Press -svr
Atoilionism has been asssiing ~ more
,hsn thirty years, and i has no, made one
negro free, unless il has run him into Cana
ia; i, has not made one OF Of soil Tree that
would not have been tree Otherwise; and
slave property to-day Is more valuable than
4 has ever been before. But for Abolition
ism. mapy negroes would have bren made
free Who me still 10 sefvnut,; several Of
the slave States wuuId have adopted plans
Il gradual manumssIon' ana slave property
would have been less valuable than u now
is. AboIi,ionism has accomplished 40 good
out world Of mischief. IL has made il ne
cesssry that greater discipline should be ex-
ercised in the government Of The slaves; !,
has caused the free negroes TO be expelled
from some Of the Southern States, aud it will
caure them 10 be expelled from all the 9TH
ers; and il has produc ID state OF feeling be.
tween the South and North, WI ich il il shall
not be abated, will cause the dismeulber-
menl OF the Union.
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We esteem il p'easureresing upon our
absolute knowledge 81 its merits. 10 recon
mend Prot. Woods Hair Restorative as the
best article Of the kind with which we are
acquainted, and one which has done, under
our ow n observation, all that it ciams--aLd
il claims everything implied IN ils name.
This article, in short will restore gray
hair to ts original color. and add TO iis
growth and beauty wherever any blight o.
disease has checked tina, growth or marred
that beauty. This has been proved in our
family within few weeks, and in numerous
o'her cases related to Us, without the know
ledge OF the proprietor. We have only 10
add that this most vnuabl. article 10 iur sale
by the proprietor At No. 3l2 broadway. aud
Ia Market Street, 81. LOUIS.
CAUTION. --Bewsre of worthless imita-
tions. as several are already 10 The market,
called by different names. U-e none..unle~s
the words professor Woods Hair Il srora.
tive. Dcrvt 81 Louis. Missouri. and y "
York; are blown in The bottle. Sold BY all
Druggists aud Paten, Medi cine dealers. B.,
all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers ia The
Cniisd States and Canadas.
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Office hereby gwen that 10 vJs.
y di-Dce 10 the nvfer and decree OF The
q urt Of G mmon P,ess Of Dubvis comfy.
Indiana, will sell al public auction nn the
premises Oh Saturday The 10Th Of March.
1850, for not less than two-thir.s a. the %.
praised vaIu' thereof On . credit u twelve
months. one-lhird cash in hand, the bsIaucs.
the purchaser giving note with approved
security, &c.. the following Real Estate. To-
wit: part Of the east 'rif u north west
quarter Of section No IL town 2 south u
range . wet. contsiniug 81 acres. Also
pnrt Of the south west quarter VI north
vest quarter of section IL town ssoush of
Ringr 3 west containing ten 40 acres.
) j. ALLIS.
administrator q Christopher LlIliDer
JaDuav, 25-1SC0 4w
L'irJ and Adams. Attorneys.
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10y virtue vf = decree 10 me directed from
- the office Of N. Cls'k Of the Court Of
G mmoH pIeas, Of DUBOIS cruniy, Indisns,
viii offer for isle IT public auction, 20 The
highest bidder. Tor cash IN hand. q Inc dsur
Of the G art House, IN Jasper. or
THURSDAY March !, 1860,
between the hours prescribed W law, The
renls and profile for seven Yeas 81 the fol.
lowing described real estate, situated in
Dubois county. to-wi':
ln-I.i Number III, in tho town OF Jasper,
in the county OF Dao"is. ~ designated ~
on the pla, VI said town.
Aud on failure 10 sealizs the full am ouut
OF principal, Interest aud cost called f.f BY
said wit will Al The same time and place.
and ~ Ike manner, sell The lee simple Of
said real estate.
Drcreed 70 be- snd ss tho property Of
Christian G rb-r. ~. ~. a. The smt of Mar.
lin Freedman. and. Joseph Freedman. junior,
on suit TOR inrrrlpsu - morigarr.
JACOB HERMAN. s ID. C.
j BIZ TIMER Pluiuiih's Attorney.
FEB S-ls6o-4w. Prs fee SIS 25.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

USr RECEIVED IN Cor ssle cheaper
- than ever ut the Cheap Ca-h SIR. a
fine assortment of Prints Drlaines. Gog.
hams Oct ai-e. Lusier Plain and barred Js-
connects. spring shnwis II tee latest STYLE
Ladies collars, Dress trimn ings. Ribbon
iaces Edgings &c.. alsr fine sss,rtment OF
Ready .mads clothing. Hats and Caps boots
and shoes, Groceries, Hardware aud Cit.
tlery. Feb. 20.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

NOTICES hereby given that The under
signed will sell At rublic auction, on
Saturday. March 3lst. 1850. on the premi.
ses, the following land The Northwest one
quarter q the Northwest one quarter Of
Section No. IL, and the Northeast one
quarter Of the Northeast one quarier d,
Section No. IL. in township No. 3, south Of
Range No. 3 West. in Dubois County, Ind,
known IS the L,sswslI farm, near Hunting.
burg. A credit Of IL months will BE- riven.
Sale between 10 o'clock, A. M, and a o'cpk
\. NJ JACOB HERMAN,
FEB. ~, Is6O-3w. Commissioned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

6TAnnette, my dear, what country is or
posite 10 Us on the globe!
Don't know, sir.
We'll, we'll said the pernlcxed teacher
81 ] were 10 bore hole through lie earth
and you we're 20 60 10 this end, where would
yon come ouir
Out q the hole, sir replied the pupil.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29
TENNESSEE OPposI1IoS Coxvyx7,o,

TENNESSEE OPPoslrIos CONVENTION.
This body recommended Hon. John
Bel for the Presidency, and nomina-
ted Bale Peyton and N. G. Taylor az
Electors for the State At large. The
resolutions are in favor Of the Union.
sgainst ducct taxation, and for ! tariff.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

or Helper has the following in his "Im.
pending CrIsis:, ave believe that thieves
are. as general rule, loss amenable 10 NOR
al law than slavehoder.., The man who
stole three hundred dollars from his employ
e. ought 70 know something about the feel.
ings Of thieves.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

TRoors ORDERED r. Make. - Letters
received BY overland express, dated III Pa 0,
January 81, say the people Of Chihuahua
were in q state Of great excitement, grow
ing out of the depredations Of thieving bands
Of Mexcans, who are plundering and MUIR
dering in every direction. Pahi, Mexican
town had been taken by the insurgents after
much slaughter and cruelty. These facts
Secretary Of W-r accordingly instructed the
conmandant OF Fort Bliss thu, at The request
OF civil authorities Of III Pa~o and Chhuahur
United States troops may be placed there
for the projection OF American cii Ems and
their property.
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STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS co:

STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS co:
NOTICE il hereby given, that Ca,hsrins
: - Boyles, administrative, with The viii
annexed Of James G. Boy lee, deceased, has
MED her petition 10 sell the Real Es'ste Of
The deceden', his per-onal being insufiicie
~ pay his debts; aud Tint said priision will
he heard at the next term Of The Court Of
Common Pleas Of ssid county.
BAIL u. EbMONSTON. Clerk,
Nv b. BUErrxFR. Dsnusv.
J. c. Vestch. Attorney F.b. 8, GO 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

~ Gov. Weller. 10 his las, message, says
that i the Union should be dissolved, Califor.
MIA will not 90 with the North nor The Soull ,
but found Republic on the shores Of The
Pacific.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

0~TGov. Wise Is lucky man. At the
recen, distribution Of The Cosmo politan Art
Association, he drew the far-iamed painting
Of the @vi'lage Blacksmith" worth fully
5000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

~ young lady was recently asked how
she could possibly afford, in these hard
times. 70 take music lessons. .Oh,, said
she. 4 contine myself to the lowest notes.,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

I will proceed win ihs county surveyor RI
! Dubois couriy, T~diana, On Tuesday Tho
OH day cf M,rch, 1860. 10 establish the
Glowing curners io-~it. Section No. "a.
[,wrn,s -iour). t'wnhip No. (onc). north n
ransc ), (dv.) wrst. And wiIl continue
-ad survey from day 70 day until The sane b
compiler of which al prrsons interested
are hersbv notified. mo w FILLS
Fab ! 1ssO-3,s n 4 MORGAN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

oJFranklin on hearing . remark that
what = lost on earth wen, to The moon, Oh.
served that there most Be deal Of good i'd.
vice accumulated there.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

Mn. EpnoR:-As you are public
journalist, and il is yonr business -
furnish your readers with the news.
some Of the uninitiated wish 70 be
knowing the amount ot this especial
town tax" in Jasper; whether il be
lawfully levied, &c also. how It is 10
be appropriated. There seems to be
some doubts concerning its legality,
and some will likely refuse TO pay it,
exceptit be explained.
And also. we want to know If half
the town must be moved in order to
accommodate the new survey; and al
ter all this trouble and expense, il we
are to be benefited, and how! and il
the Corporation excitement is extinct;
il SO, from what cause! Finally, sir,
!" haint" somebody done something
wrong!
Please give US some Of this much
desired information, and oblige friends
Yours, PRO BONO PUBLICO.
We would say to P. Il. r. that it is
a great deal easier to ask questions
than TO answer them, and confess
our inability to crafty him. We hope
however, that some one who knows
will answer his interrogatories.
REPUBLICAN NoMlSAT.oxs.-Thc Re
publican State Convention, which rs
sembed at indianapolis on the 22d
inst. made the following nominations:
Governor-uen. S. Lane, OF Mont
gomery.
Lieutenant Governor-Olivcr II.
Morton, Of Wayne.
Secretary Of State-William A.
Peclle, of Randolph.
Treasurer Of State-Jonatllan s.
Harvey of Clarke.
Auditor Of Statc-Albcrt Langc, OF
Vigo.
Attorney Gcneral-Jas: G. Jones,
Of Vanderburg.
Reporter Of Supreme Court--Ben.
Harrison, Of Marion.
Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
tion-M. j. Fletcher, Of Putnam.
Electors for the State at Large
Hon. Will Cumback. Of Decatur, and
Hon. John L Mansfield, OF Jefferson.
Contingents-John M. Wilson, OF
Floyd, and @. 5. Orth. Of Tippccanoc.
District Electors-Eirst District
G. NJ. Allen, Of Knox; contingent
j. w. Foster.
State Delegates to National Conven-
ton at Chicago-Wm. I. Otto, u
Floyd; p. A. Hackleman, OF Rush;
Daniel Pratt, Of Cass; and Caleb b..
Smith, Of Marion. Contingents--G.
s. Ortiz, Of Tippecanoe; Solonlon
Meredith. Of Wayne; Thomas 4. Mel
son, Of vigo, and N. Q. CARRIER, OF
Jefferson.
District Dclegatcs-First District
y. G. Vcatch and G. M. Allen. Con-
tingents-Dr. Lewis and c. L. Rooms.
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Feb. IS, lS60--To Henry and Mary Won
'derhids. \ ien,nle child.
Feb. rs, 1860 To Joseph Scrmerheim
and wife, mate child.
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4 I the January term 1860 II the Court
"f Common Pleas Of Dubois county. III,
estate Of John Cave decreased wa. declared
probably insolveni. Creditors are therefore
notified that the sa,na will be ssitl accor-
dncly. LEROY CAVE. A Lm'r.
February %, 1S60-3wt
NOTICE 10 ll-lrs Of petition 10 settle e..
tate as InsoIyent and to sri Il al e.
tate.
State Of Indiana. Dubois county:
NOTICED hereby given that Henry Srr-
~ drlwerk. administrator Of The estate 81
J ohm kalh deceased. has flied his petition 10
settle said estate a. On insolyent estate, the
same being insufficient 10 raw his debts, and
also 10 sell the real estate Of the decedeni
and that sad petition will be heard at Tic
next term Of The court If Common Pleas or
said comfy. y. y EDMONSTON, Crk.
!. BUFTrarR. P.'''oner for Attorney.
February 20 lSG9-3a*
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

I-T Every Black Repuslican member Of
the Senate except one voted agains, abolish
ing The franking privilege. These are the
men sho prate 50 loudly abont reform.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

4 Good article Of New Orleans Mvlssses
"A just received snd for sale bv The half
barrel at The CHEAP CASH STORE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

TAkEN W BY the subscriber In Bafr-
! bridge Township, Dubois county, on
-. 20ih, 1860, cslrsy hogs sboui year
old two black aud one spotted, without any
mark. The owner or said hogs eau have
ne same on proving properly and paving
charges JOSEPH SHULER.
F,b 3 1850
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

A FINE assortment Of Shovels, oxes and
~ Ilatchets for srls al The
CHEAP CASH STORE
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L'irJ and a dams. Attorneys.
AFFIDAVIT OF NANCY sUpDrTH.

AFFIDAVIT OF NANCY SUDDfTH.
Question First Did William Rorqrrs
DER uade you to leave your husband. William
SuJdiihl
Answer-Yes
Question Srcopd-lTow and In what man
ner did he persuade youi
Answer That he would not live with
such devil as lie "; and that ! ought 10
leave him; and that II would leave hin
should be taken care Of, and should not want
for a home.
Question Third-How long since!
Answer-'rhe first was in the yess 1851
hat he CONNIE need his PEI sussions. and con-
timed them up 70 the time of sepsssuor.
Question Fourlh--Do you not believe the
family would be now living together. - they
were befre, II II had not been for WilIisnA
Rogers persussiont!
Answer-Yes.
STATE OF INDIANA, DUuois Coz NIT, %:
! do solemnIy swear Tint the shove h
true statement Of what know concerning
the persuasions Of VIM Roggers, o l vesi-
" bcevs, 80 help me GIN
Subscribed and sworn 70 hssose me.
ANDREW ABEL, J. r.
February 80. 1860 wv
DO hereby certify that the shove isa true
copy y the original.
Auest. A. ABEL, j. y.
Fcb. II, ls6O~5w.
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Complaint TO obtain
Conveyance.

ZONES the plsintiff and les HE CON-
~ plant, a. also The affidavit II disintc-
rested and competent witness. that said de-.
fet dai y, Blas kstone Combs and John Comb.
are necessary parties T. this action. !, bein.
70 obtain conveyance OF real estate, aud
that they are non-resdents Of the State o
Indiana. Notice 10 the said Backslon,
Combs and John Combs is therefore hereby
given q the tendency 81 ,hi- action, and
ihst the same will stand for hearing al To-,
next term Of The Circuit Court Of Duboi.
county, to be holden at The Court House II.
the town OF Jasper. in said county and Stat,
on the 4ih Monday In Julv, 1sCO.
- D. EnMONSTUN, Clerk.
Laird & Adams. At'ys for plaintiff.
Feb. %. 1860 -9w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

HIDES bough', u 40 4. So f.r Loym snd
- 81 W 10 81 10 OF Mink. ., Tho
CHEAP CASH STORE
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Samuel White !
W.
J hin H,ddcck. |
Alrxsisder Ilnddock,
Rhodn Haidock,
Eliza lIsddock,
John Paddock,
l)anirI LEMONS,
Elizabeth Lemons,
Thomas J. lladlock,
Harrison G. iladdock.
Elizabeth Keiso,
Foster Kelsc, |
iohn Lavender,
Martha Cayender
Jane A. Combs. |
Blackstone Combs,
John q nAbs.
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NOTICE 10 Il-irs Of petition 10 settle 81.
tate as InsoIyent and to srli Il al e.
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BDIEECEvILLE FLOUR-Fine and SUI
= periine, for sale al ALExASDER's

STATE OF INDIANA. County OF DuBols:
In Dubois Circuit Court, July term, 1860.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-10-19
aa- The N. Y Post, speaking of the

a@- The N. Y. Post, speaking of the
efectrof the Pennsylvania election, says:
"The result of the election in Penn
sylyania, upon which we cordially con-
gratulate our readers and the country,
reveals the important and no longer to
be disguised fact, that the Southerh dys
nasty which has led our Governm5nt
such dance for the past twelve or fif-
teen years, has entirel y forfeited the con-
fdence Of the country, and that the de-
sire of a new order of things; of govern
ment with Northern exposure; gov
ernment in which freedom is the rule
and slavery the exception;.a government
in which men are not prescribed for pre-
ferring free to bond labor; government
which would not permit the national flag
| to be made the guardian of piracy on the
high seas and of rufiianism on land, has
become universal. In this State Of
Pennsylvania, this home of President
Buchanan, and the last hope of the COM
| bined enemies of freedom, it appears that
the Republican candidate for Governor
has triumphed by large, majority. Il
this is the effect of fusion in Pennsylva.
MIA now, Lincoln may be fairly expected
, to carry the State in November by {
maj jority of not less than ten Thousand
over Curtin's, whatevar that may be.
These returns prepare US also now tt
speak more definitely about New York
where the majority will be nearer 100,
900 than the figure at which we estima
ted it few weeks since, before we kney
the efficacy of fusion"
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-10-19

Add to this the &C Union votes, and it
makes 224, two more than he received
over the vote on the State ticket. We
think it safe, then, to say that Mr.. Hor-
ton received the entire Republican vote
of the county, together with 81 of the
66 Union votes, and 79 Democratic
votes, making his majority, as above
stated, 1908
Circumstances not likely to occur
again reduced the majority on one OF
two of the county officers; but, taken al
together, we claim the banner for ''little
Meigs." Let her turn out in her
strength at the Presidential election, and
give Lincoln and Hamlin 1900 majority.
She can do this if she will, Those
Democrats who voted for Mr.. Horton
feel so we'll satisfied with the victory
won that we believe the most of them
will gladly aid in achieving the greater
victory in November We know of sew.
eral who did not vote for Horton who
now regret it, and to reetify the mistake
will vote the Republican ticket the mex
time, We trust there are many such
and that the vote on the 9th of Novem.
ber will show large gain over that o.
| October 9th.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-10-19
Cincinnati Wholesale Market.

| CINCINNATI, oct. 10.
FLoUR-A dull market to-day, anc
the transactions small Superfne may
be quoted at SIS OO@5 10, and extra a
$5 1905 80.
GRocERIEs-No change in the mar
ket; sales of Coffee at 153@158c. Su,
gar at 9a@9c, and Molasses at 43.
OLA sale of Linseed at SIC.
WHEAT-The market is steady and
the demand fair at 81 10 for prime red
and 81 15@1 16 for prime white.
CoRN-The market continues dull
but without any change in prices. We
quote old at 40@43c in bulk, and 500
33c for new.
OATs-There was a better demand
to day, and prices are frmer; sales at
30c. ..4
RYE-The market is dull and un-
changed. We quote prime at 69@69c.
BARLEY-The demand for prime fall
continues good at 65c; the lower grades
are dull; spring is selling at 7O@77c for
fair to prime.
HAY-The market is dull, and prices
declined SOC per ton, closing at SIS 90
for prime Timothy in bales, on arrival.
CHEEsE-The demand is good and
the market firm at 10c for selected lots
of prime Western Reserve, and lie for
English Dairy. ..E
BUTTER-The supply is better and
prices lower We quote Central Ohio
at 14c, and Western Reserve at 15c.
AppLEs-The market continues dull.
In the small way from store they are
selling at 81 OO@1 so per brl-the lat
ter rate for strictly shoice, in large brls.
PoTAToEs-The market is steady and
the demand fair at 81 30@1 40 per brl
for prime Neshanocks,