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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-05
BREAD g. CAKE,

of all kinds, constantly hand and made order The
attention OF the citizens of this place and vicinity is
called to the above and they assured that they can
always be SUPPLIED with any Of these articles.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-05
A NEW FIRM
CRACKERS.

Of every description, such oyster milk Boston soda
butter, water picnic Graham sugar wine and common
crackers. Also, Rusk, Buns Butter Rolls, Wheat In.
dian and Graham
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-09-05
Wedding and Social Parties,
BATTING SALOON.

where everything in the line will be served out to those
who may favor him with call.
Thankful for past fayors he respectfully solicts CON
tinnance of the same B. B.F.& II. SHAW.
TOwanda June q. 1861.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09

THa THIETYF FOURTH STAR On the 4th
inst. another star was added to our national
flag, representing the State OF Kansas, which
was admitted into the Union on the 18th OF
last January. This is in accordance with an
act OF Congress, passed April 4, 1918, which
rams thus: "On the admission of new State
into the Union one star shall be added to
The uuien of the flag; aud such addition shall
take effect on the fourth day of July next
succeeding each admission" 1t is fitting that
while wa mourn the temporary loss (for we
cannot call it permanent one) of eleven OF
cur family of states, new one, representative
alike Of freedom and progress, should enroll
its name on the old family register. Others
there are to come, but none, we trust, will en-
counter such difficulties in the way as did Kan
sas She asked for admission when the nation
was at peace and she alone distracted by in
tesna struggles she has gained admission
only whom she was at peace and the nation at
war.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09
Beautiful ILLUSTRATION speaking

Beautiful ILLUSTRATION Speaking of
the grandure and dignity characterizing
the movements Of the Grand Army of the
country in our present struggle, an article
in the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Of
the 18th, contains the following beautiful
illustration
"There is something about the very slow
ness and steadiness of these movements,
which is appalling. Instead of looking on
with any feeling Of impotence, We rather
stand with awe as when We are expecting
some tremendous storm in nature. AS one
black cloud rolls up after another towards
the zenith, and the lightning begins to play
along the edges Of the inky sky, and the
thunder comes growing from the very
depths Of the heavens, first in the far dis
lance, but ever nearer, and the few large
drops began to fall, we do not doubt the
power that is to be displayed, nor are We
impatient for the beginning Of thattremen.
deus conyulsion which is first to make de-
yastation and thento purify the atmosphere
And we mistake if this impression is not
striking cold to the heart of the rebels"
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09
Communicated.
SOLDIERS BURIAL.

On Sabbath afternoon, at o'clock, FEEDEE.
tex MARTIN, private from Co. K, 7th Rsgi,
mOnt Pa, Vol, was buried with military honors
in the Cemetery at this place, The fue brass
band ofthe 18th Regt,, (Coi. Rwoley) led the
procession. Rev. A. NJ. Stewart, OF Pittsburg,
Pa, Chaplain of the 18th Reg. P. w. conduct
ed the religious exercises. Ere the coffin as
lowered into the grave the soldiers present were
earnestly urged to be careful of their bodily
health, but more especially to watch and pray
for the health Of the soul, and not to forget, in
the excitement and turmoil of military life, how
uncertain is the tenure of life, and the certain
and speedily approaching accountability to
God. Sleep on brave soldier, thus far from
friends and in land Of strangers. No rebel
movements will disturb your rest, in this eat
and peaceful burial place for the dead.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09
THE PENNSYLVANIA BArrLE.cRy
By T. ABEcKEr, AUTHOR OF "oeLUMB1A, The
GEM OF TIE OCEAN"
Tune "Gay and Happy"

TUNE.-"Gay and Happy"
HsrkI the trumpet calls to duty,
See, our glorious Flags unfurld,
The Stars and Stripes unite in beauty,
The pride and envy of the world.
So let the world jog as it will,
We are for the Union still;
For the Union, for the Union,
We are for the Union still.
If We wish the Flag respected,
We must answer honor's call
Daty must not be neglected,
The our dearest friends should fail.
So let the world jog, &c.
Traitors have betrayed the nation,
But We will by the UNION stand
Let every PATRIOT seek his station,
With the gallant warlike band
So let the world jog, sc.
Tho'th REBELS have exulted,
In their TREASON and their shame
Yet the FLAG they have insulted,
Still retains its honord name.
So let the world jog, sc.
Long its folds shall float above as,
While we shout our battle cry;
ave will fight for those who lOveuI,
Bat let every traitor die"
So let the world Jog, Ne,
Pennsylvania to your station,
Boldly meet the Traitor foe;
Fight as brayely for the nation,
AS you did in Mexico.
So let the world jog, &c.
Then your names shall live in story,
And echo'd be from strand to strand;
Then fight for LIBERTY and Glory,
The UNION and your NATIVE LAND.
So let the world Jog, &c.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09

FLAG PRESENTED. Some of the patri-
otic citizens of this town have presented
to the 2lst Regiment, Pa. Vol, hand
some American Flag as memorial of its
entrance into Martinsburg on the Sd Of
July, 1851. In the hands ofthese Yolun-
teers the starry emblem will never be dis.
honored.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09
Communicated.

Communicated.
To THE LOYAL PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
The Army of the United States is here
to restore peace and order to prOtectyOu
in all your rights and institutions; to aid
you in throwing off the yoke Of reckless a-
principlsd political demagogues, who pur-
pose to form government of part of ours
for their personal qualification, irrespective
of the rights and privileges of the great
body of the people;to throw off the yoke Of
such men as Letcher, Wise, Tyler, Mason,
and other traitors who have pressed your
people into rebel service, laid waste their
homes, slandered your friends, and by the
presence of their military, deprived you Of
the free exercise of your right of suffrage
at the polls-all this for what purpose
but their personal aggrandizement? They
would rather rule in the regions below than
be ruled in heaven. We must now call
men and things by their proper names
Treason and traitors have the same deGni-
ton they had in the Revolution. War
against the government is fat treason The
men whose names We have already mention
ed are traitors and will receive the traitors,
doom. The people of the United States
will be satisfied with nothing less. They
may ask for compromise, but it is too late.
The olive branch was extended by the
government, and not only readily declined
but despised Now they have sunkOn
deep into treaohery, and become plunderers
and the receivers Of stolen goods. What
theft would not compromise by restoring
the property stolen, to avoid impending le-
gal punishment. The friends Of the Union
ask no innocent blood; they seek no re-
venge; they are the uuwaerlng friends O.
all loyal citizens-but they do ask that the
enemies of our country and all its sacred
associations shall be dealt with as the de-
erees of God and common humanity seem
to have ordained.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09

GEN. CAMERON, Secretary of War,
visited Fort Monroe, Old Point Comfort,
on Saturday last.
Col. Duryea, formerly Of the N. Y.
Seventh, but at present commanding Re-
giment Of zouaVes, has been promoted to
the rank CT Brigadier General by the
President.
One Of the New York Fire Zouaves was
assassinated in Washington city, on last
Friday night. No clue to the murderer
could be discovered.
On the 9Th inst, as aregiment Of the
rebels was advancing from Fairfax 9. H.,
one Of their own regiments mistook Thorn
for Federal troops, and fred on them, kill
ling eight Of them.
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-09

ALAG OF TRUoE.-About ten o'clock
today three officers Of the Rebel Army ap-
resred in town bearing flag Of truce
They were escorted to Head Quarters
where they had an interview with Major
General Patterson, Of the purport Of which
wc are not apprised. f
PRovosT GUARD Col. Yohe, Of the
First Regiment, P.Yo was to-day ordered
tn station guard Of his men in this town
that Regiment, with the Third, being de-
sailed to garrison Martiusburg. oaea
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21
Mokat's Life Pills |!

N affections CT the head, sick headache or nervous
headache. these Pills will be found to possess the
most sziutsry efficacy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21

de nominated from their astonishing, power Of ere
sting new life ana health. as IL were from The very
shes Of the rnoet deiapIdsted constitutions are
more strongly tonic and Immediately invigora-
ING than The pills; containing the ssnec hoice vegeta.
lie extracts the Latter. in diIeren, medication Al
housh really less eafharnc than the LIFE Pis they
eser,heless begin 70 cleanse the slimenis-y canal
much socner' generally siighiiy operating within
three or four hours, and prcdncng decided sense Of
relief 70 the head and s,ornsch. and eshsrstng the
n;nd, even IN less rmc than thfs. VIZ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21
PiicS! Piles! Plies n

Is remedy Tor this most distressing and obstinate
naiacy, the Vegetable lie Medicines deserves de
met anu emphatic recommendation. Ii Is well
'nown 10 hundreds In this city, that the former pro-
'rietor Of these valuable medicines was himself Attic
ca WITH THIS complaint Tor upwards OF Trinity
Ears; and that he tried in vain every remedy pre
cfiSed within the whole compass Of the Materia
ts.iiea- Tie however, AT length tried the medicine
which Is now odered 10 the public and be was cured
- = very snort tine, after his recovery bad been
denounced hot only improbable hui afssefutelv ir,
,css.ble, BY any human means
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21

coafurxD K akDY. nk>tGxEb TO RE
tie most elItense A<rEkAFi,s thai eau Uc ulade.
l. ce.scentrated sxtractra - Para ssrsapafiis,
cunulavi ollsvs substances VI a.l greater al
t.lAuee power u aiiera 81 elective aisucute iof
disease -srssparila = reput~si 20 cure y =
believes mai <srh Feanedy - sntee % thosr vie
ssr srssn eoapisislis, ALI that ole Which
Wit accomplish Their cue must prove q initasffsc
s-r~4cr g. t..fs ifr.e cfxss g our tev~ cifcrs-
Hos coapietviy ttis conpound eiii 40 a h~s beea
proFe.l b eNprrrft alsny oi Tie werst ctSrs 10
I. oand .. tie i0iiosins Complaints:
seroiula and scrofuioas Complaints. Eruptions AM
ksaguve Diseases. tlcels. sslnPiee biotcnca
fs..s :, sast ehvusn. ecald iiesd, sypniIls
sasa ssphiiiee Aase.lols, hesenriai Vts-
ease q o.sy, Nvurai ga - nc tot
vofcaA lreUlllty .igkpslnla AMI
ii-ioestisfas a-sy asfst -, aese
-. AatIoss5 tifr,
M indeed the vhVv class a canplaia's arising
fIoaB ttnpariss .. tss tio,'si
rais c1.n,y,ai.d vlu ssunt great promoter
heslsh e8sn - tns ,sfIfis, - eSlei thr lou
hlnso.s ~nich essss IN M siood Al tat season o
t.lr yeag- ~ sls iasei1 eNpa'sioa - the~ many
ransis = tis0ldcfs a4s uiplsd n TIE tud. Multi
tulcs an, ~ tse Al .. ans Fcueas, spare thcla-
s-Is-- ire caaaFasiee ~ teal efu. us.a-. am u
esfvss scsrr, tnsssh ~A'sh ". = stem ~ - = %
~ q. Il % euflupo..,, ~ not assisted 70 Do ms
three "A tue natural ssiiei - tbs osay us az alter
alive uetleIte. Cfrsaisc eut tsie Nustea ties Nne
eseF yoe .isl - luVaslues oarsunE thivuSn me
KIN IN pasi,s. cru slss snt,s, etst - u when-
ever ss s,.i 4 ohstfuclrd aud Ala s1 "a q velns.
eszn IL " hen~ver ioai, ssaa ,i.s,ss VII
lei sea y nct. pa tcalsr eiecs aef +
felt peopie eftos ter oesith, ena i've icuser iol
c.ss-s - zoe lesf. ss~,s bie,-i he al y. AID ali
l. svi out IA thts pauulsea ~ las ussctdercA,
their can be hi, lsstilas heailh. Ssr1ncf ~ late
something must 10 wrsns. sno the crest ntarlasies
"a ne - d.-oniefskl sserthfetfh
Sarsa.strilla H.. All trsttNv, much. The rcputa-
ton u scce.p siins tAese eaas. tsut the 80 - has
i...u ercsf.sa. Is tsctierd ~ tne latpsfatiea
alft pafals oscsuse ~ a.oae nas AL tns
ststas lhsl claltlsd ~ Vui nofe pseaiss l~is
pr~.asraiiua1.. t.f.tslsfi.< - tt eoE rsrtrs.et
trat- % a. s,iilsn nttle "a the siftae arsap
srills. a., taieE xise.
n.s.t. Lac yesi > sle pai,ic have beer mislrad
large eolils-. l,r,ier ans % iNV qaaft q kxtss
u oars4sartfis - e.e uest@f. No. II the.c
bseu lfaais u,cu lse aSk. ~ tle, ~ ouy cv1iei
Iitlr. II ail, tarsffs. Tut e-tch 70 Curati,
30, ef.iss e1Asrxsf. ftSet. uiseF ~d ln.it al t1s
apo sssae.sl az i,eeed NE lsr tslv ssfioue ex.
lasts u ,4r<apafilis ~nish 1.sf lie msfAc unfi
10 aanls sss< = Justly dvspasea ati has
touyuic.s with tn'les,i.rn ~ rnrat. stu wc csll
this cen ~sossd >slsspk.til. aaa utenn ~ sapply
fssrsszis SASH resear tts na1nc iresn tAs
l,.s q oli.s4y watch essts uicn u. AM we thu
wv tsve sfua.d Cor uenvsius = - siF.o~> vi.sca
are srreslsfaLls 3, lhe esdsafy u The diseases
Il - tut~-les V,f - seettfe heir cots-
pirs< srse gbe sgsicas. ne feui~iy sbe
lele ess,J ia<earesrilnS - The airssti... ga she
porpanefs NJ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21
MOFFAT'S
Life Pills and PhHnix Bitters

CrrE pysFrrsiA, by thoroughly cleansing the frsi
,nd secoiid stonachS, and creating pure healthy
ole, Instead 81 the stale and acrid kind. SiatnercS
Toss q appetite Heartburn, Headache, Restlessness
n-fempers, nxiety, Languor and Melancholy.
shich are the general symptoms Of Dyspepsia Will
vanish, A. natural consequence of it, cure.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21

~ composed Of Vegetable ingredients exclrsiyely,
IS car se sseertained by chemical es,s Their prom.
'ent qusites are those Of en- active and searching
though perfectly mild and agreeable detergent ape
rent; Of gentle suporic promoting The insensiLle
Perspirase's o. pheasant diSretc, invgOrs,ing the
<idneys and oiseder, and Ct delightful tonic oares.
'e exciting appetite BY the demands CT active dges-
sc and cheering che mind with that grateful sense
renovated health which IS Of the most f-citous
'eiings Of our nature.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21
MEDICAL.
A Gard 10 ire Public

'AI amount q bodily ard mental misery arssins
ron neglect q ssnail 4. ,n,s,enst,e ana
u Is therefore Ct the utmost mpor,anc r., -,
dsenIoa - The least and most ,rsssnr aod,l, Ia.
Aenss should Be hsd fcr diseases q ne hetx h,vs.
LAZY saee, he mind. In. Morrsr's vsor,..,
IN hEnicssss. n every Instance where ,hey have
een thcssushly esed. have TEsvrrsxp ovss bs.
sAsz, In almost ell Is diversified forus The salata.
y effects Of the ls hsdlcines have In fact. been g
aaVersaiiy experienced. that they hsss become sa,
Stabilized satke mcss easy. safe sad p<rteet noe
Il treatment ever easred 90 the pablie.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21
THE LIFE MEDICINES

for biilious and liver conplans, with their May
srii <losss sttentsts. bilious and sick headache
ain aud oppression after meals. gicdiness dizziness
lesriorrn, loss Of appetite. re acknowledged 10 be
lastly superior t. anything before oasred % the
pubic.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21


By the use Of these pills tie periodic attacks
Nervous or oick Headache may be prevented: and
aken at the commencement; Ct an attack Immediate
lief from sickness VIII De obtained.
hey seldom fail IN removing the HaEser and
'5ed5acAe 10 which females re 20 much suidoct
They act gene7siiy usor ths bsveis--~rsovin
costiuencss.
nd al persons n soezzys aass. hey are valr.b.s
As laxs:ive, IN improving the aIpefe, giving tore
nd ri9o- 20 the digestive organs Gni restoring ia
aar-a electricity an f.-ength q the whole sysc,
The cEPHALIc PILLS are the result Of long iuscs-
4gaticn and carefully conducted experiments. having
oeen n use many years. durins which tirne the
have prevented and relieved vast amount q palE
snd suffering from hescsehe whether originating 10
ne neruosS sysfss' Or IRON crrsnssd state cf.s
stomach.
They entirely vegetable 10 tLsir composition
and may Be taken a. al times With perfeot safety
without making any ehzngs Of diet and Lse aIseso
fGay disacTcs1Jie fds,s re'ade-s & easy % afrafa
isfer them 70 cAcdr~n.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
ne genuine have slgnssrrs. e Henry C. spxulaias
- each hex.
sod by Drrgvsss sse al eth-r dealers In net.
ines.
box VII DC s-zs :, mel on r-c-ir, cfss<
PnIcr IS CENTS.
All orders should ~ addressed %
HENRY G. SPAULDIEG.
sc>.:.- Street. Rev Tcrk
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21
Mcrcuriai Diseases,

rersons whose constitutions have become igaalrs ~
he iniadicions use q Mercury, win nnd the,e NOD.
ines perfcct cure. - they never fnfi 10 ~-sdc-f-
rom nc systsm al The effects n Mercury, infinitely
psriiia.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21

sPAULDlSo's PREPARED CLUB.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21

ss single hcffie e sPku1Dgr6's PREPARED
iLTE will favs 80 fi-ss 81 cosI76a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21
Mofat's Phoenix Bitters
dave been happily Used for the cure CT Fever and
Agus with invaTisble success.
Bilious Complaints, and n Mod.

well regulated and proporticnste quantity Of bile
ipon the stomach 10 always requisite for the promo
ion Ct sound health--it stimulates digestion ana
~eeps the intestinal canal free irom an cusI uctcns
Fhen there Is deficiency on bie the body IL cct-
-tsiitiy costve. On the ether hand, en- overabtfn-
lance OF bile Causes frequent In the stomach
ma c'ten promotes very severe attacks Of disease,
shich ecases,nrs end IA death.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21

srAULDINe,s PREPARED oLuE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21

srAUlDlsc's PREPARED GLUE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-21

49,, THESE MEDICINES,
Hsve nov been before The public Tor rcrsce q 30
'e@rs, ard during that time have maintained high
character IN almost every part Of tho gcbe fcr the
extraordinary curative properties which they pcss...
- hn Many Thousands
ofcsrtisd instsncrs hey hare eYen rescued suffer.
ers IRON The very verge Of untrely grave. after
all the deceptive nosrums Of the day have invariably
failed sogFest, indeed has their efficacy Invariably
ma nislibs proved, Tia, il has appearet scarcely
less than mirseuious TO those who were acquainted
WITH The beautifully philosophical principles upon
~hieh they are compounded, and rpcn xa,ssh they
consequently act IL was their nantes. and sensible
seton In purifying the springs and channels Of lfe
nd enduing them with renewed tone and vigor. that
"ey were indebted for their name.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-04
pnIly Produce Market.

IHlHsDAf hNEhlNHf -Juuualy j.
HoGSAThe receipts during the last twenty. four
hours comprise l5,UO0 head but the demand being
good and the feeling in the market strong, prices
Se eiase Of Ghans I 0deTs sShSod q no SS S s.
position to AXE any CONCESSIONS in order to induce
called IS 1905 So, those averaging 200 70 20 lbs
ruling q S. sc95 s., The sales were: li0 ay. 2iO
do IS S. 500 az 10 DO IS IS 100 az S5 d. :; 5 ss
PR0YisfoNS a Continued ned ~ good Cd ID demand, for
mess Pork, and prices 25c higher sales of 100 brls
braSds good demand for I BULK Meats, With sales &
Of l79,0oe lbs. Of 54sa5ss for Shoulders, and 74@
hey % are held AZ 81 q 1900 pieces Green Meats
sold at 4a@4Ac for Shoulders, and 64@67ec. for
demand for Lard with sales 81 900 tcs, at seSgGe.
FL0UR-Hoiders asked further advance, which
checked business 70 some extent the sales comprise
1000 brls az q 6s4 90 tpr supertns, hSlders were
sales were kept private The feeling in the market
Is very firm, with some speculative demand for ship
WHIsKY--A good demand and prices &c. higher:
saes OF so 5Tls at llc incIudl1s that from wagon
regular way at full prices. Sales Of 100 hhds. at
Gf@7c;. Molasses in good demand at full prices:
sales Of go brs at 2g SOC cash and time, closing
very firm at the latter rate 400 bags Coffee sold AZ
l39ls94c. There a better feeling in the market
wHIAT-Primo rcd Is IN, good demand, and
prices advanced So per bushel closing At S@9l OS.
White Is steady at 81 0Sesl 10: sales 100 bushels
good red at Sl 200 bushels prime white at 81 lO 800
bushels prime red at 81 O5, delivered.
CORN-1he market is firm, with good demand
at 32@35c. for ear and 3564Oc for mixed and white
sbelled in bulk GALES $50 bushels mixed shelled at
3Sc in bulk
OATs--The receipts are light aRd the demand
good at SIC, in bulk.
RYE-The demand continues good, and prices ad-
yanCed lc. per bushel, closing 62g63c for prime
sales 25O bushels q S3o 2O0 bushels at &c and 5C
bushels at 6316c., delivered.
BARLEH-The prime grades are scarce ahd In
good demand at 626lc. for Western spring; 75c foi
Canada spring. The inferior grades are not wanted
sales 500 bushels prime fall at f5c.
MALT-Thefe Is q fair demand at s0d90o.; sales 50i
bushels spring at s9@9Oei and 800 Do. AZ g3ci thi'
last sale was above the market, the best quota
tiOns of spring are offered freely at S5c.
HAY-fhe market is unchanged and dull. WI
Quotenfsrior to prime Timothy at S9@l3 por tun OF
| arrival. b.. .... - e..
UHEEsE-The demsnd continues limited an,
prices TO great extent nominal a. s}f@sAc f.
Western Reserves &c. for Hamturg aud l0he. 70
| EngliEh Dairy.
BUTTER-A continued fair demand fOs pTim
roll az l3dl4e common qualities dun at 9E1iiC
APPLEs-The market is unchanged; there is
fair local demand at Sl@l 80 per brl. for Western
and 81 so@2 for New York; sales 100 brls. New for
| ut 81 so.
| PoTATOEs-Are in moderate demand At 81 500
! 40 per bal. for prime Heshanocks. H