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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-02
SEWING MACHINES.
TIE CELEBRATED FRANKLIN d. KEY
STONE STATE
SEWING MACHINES :!
PRICE $40 AND UPWARDS.
EVERY MACHINE FULLY WARRANTED

TT is now decided by tho best Machinists and
Il the public generally, that these Machines en-
brace the latest and most important improve
ments even attached to Sewing Machines, name
ly: The neio Improved and neUer- failing looper
and reverse ,oheel. The Franklin and Keystone
State are the only Machines that have these i'm
portant improvements, which now gives them
the preference over all others. Every one sho'd
examine and thoroughly test them, before max
ing their selection, as they are rapidly taking
the place of all others.
In these machines we do away with all the
complicated screws, wires, shuttlcs, crooked and
circular needles, of other machines, which rem
der them ut once greatly superior TO any hereto
fore offered the public, for the many different
kinds of family and manufacturing purposes.
These Machines make the double-lock, fast
stitcha stitch that will not rip or ravel, though
every fourth one be cut. This stitch is stronger
and more elastic than that made by hand. 1t is
decided by competent judges to be more than
twice as strong as the stitch made with shuttles
and bobbins
The room under the arm renders them desir-
able for large work, and various kinds of quilt
ing purposes,
These Machines make the only stitch with
which you can embrOdor.
On these Machines you can use any kind of
spool silk, cotton or linen thread. These Mach
ines are almost noiseless in operation.
Be sure to see them before purchasing as they
arc giving satisfaction heretofore unparalleled.
They sew from two spools without rewinding.-
They will gather, hem, tuck, fell and quilt, on
heavy or light fabrics.
A liberal discount to the Clergy, Agents and
charitable objects. Send for n circular and sam
pie Of work.
We are also agents for Blake & Johnson's adj
Unstable hemmer-the only one that makes the
| hem on the right side of the work.
Agents wanted in every County, Town and
| State in the Northwest.
| Drafts with orders for Machines may be for
warded by Express or Mail.
L. RICHARDS 4 Co., Gen'l Ag'ts
for the North West. p. O. Box 1892,
Mill 1873 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-07-02
LEoAL ADVERTISEMENTS
CI,aslcery sale.

STATE OF MlCnl bANy Inc .trcult tVul,
for the County OF Ottawa, in Chanecry;
Corwin c. Thompson, Complainant,
VS..
Noah Culver, Jr., Defendant.
TN pursuance and by virtue of n decree OF the
Il Circuit Court for tho County Of Ottawa, in
Chancery, made in a cause therein pending, en-
titled as above, on the 2Sth day Of March, A. ID.
1861, /, the subscriber, Circuit Court Commiss-
Toner, in and for Ottawa County, Michigan, shall
sell at public auction, TO the highest bidder at
o'clock in the afternoon on Wednesday, the Goth
day of June, A, ID. 1862, at the front door OF
the Court House, of said Ottawa County, in the
village Of Grand Haven, in said county, all that
certain piece or parcel Of land lying and being
situated in the county of Ottawa, State Of Mich
igan, known and described as follows, to wit
The north half Of the northwest quarter of sec.
ton twenty-six, (26) town six (6) north of rangC
fourteen (14) west, containing eighty (So) acres
Of land according to government survey.
Dated Grand Haven, May IL, 1862.
III. G. AKELEY, Circuit Court Commissions
in and for Ottawa County, Michigan.
r. w. DUNCAN, Compliments Solr. [l67wi
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Ladies' Dress Goods

Cloakings, plain and striped, Embroidcries
Gloves, Hoop skirts, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-12-02

Scnoor. COMMISSIONERS AND TRusrEEs.--
We trust that our citizens will protect ths
youth Of this city by casting their. votes for ths
very best men in nomination for school officers
The election of efficient men and men OF moral
worth to look after the educational interests Of
this city is one Of the most important features II
the election to-day. There arg many good msa.
as well as many Of whom theyleast said the bet
ter, placed in nomination for Commissioners,
Inspectors and Trustees. Probably the csndl-
dates for School Commissioners, rs q general
thing, are better class than Usual; but still
there is in almost every word great difference
in the candidates. 1t is tie duty of every voter
to select out Of those nominated the best mon,
and see that they sfe elected, and not let party
ties OF afnliations control their votes IN
80 important s'inatter as that Of our schools
There are meyi in nomination In several wards
who have SHOWN their efficiency and usefulnesu
as achoJl officers heretofore. They should, bi
The New York herald., 1862-12-02

On the contrary, are ~ WIN, s,.,a asti' ~;
and bsrbsrous. The Navs> ara ~,
bad character These two tribes Nj,
scourges Of New Mexico. Commissioner ~
reccSmends that these marsudcrs should ~
Immediately restrained aud punished i."'
Oregon Indians are peaceful and improving; but
new treaties SHOULD be made with them without
delay.
In the Central Superintendency the Sioux
and Pawnees have had hostile encounter
durng'tbe year Just passed; but with this ex-
ception all the tribes have been az peace
Their loyalty is undoubted. Out of two
hundred and one able bodied Delawares one
hundred and seventy have volunteered for
military service The Pottowattomies and
Delawares are especially advanced in civilian
ton, Lands have recently been allotted to the
Sacs, Foxes and kaws, and aIlotments will
soon be made to such members Of the Pottowat
tonnes aud Ottawas as may desire them, This
step-the individual ownership Of land--Com-
missioner Dole regards as great progress to.
wards civilization. In order to get rid Of The
pernicious influences Of vicious whites, Mr.. Dole
suggests that the various tribes be removed to
the Indian country south of Kansas. Those In
disns who object to this plan should be allowed
to remain on their present Erceholds, however
The recent Sioux outrages in Minnesota are ad-
yerted 70; but Commissioner Dole cannot accu-
rlely indicate the causes Of these outbreaks
He thinks, however, that the deduction from
their annuities OF the damages imposed upon
the Indians for depredations upon white settlers
has had a great deal TO do with the trouble
Mr.. Dole objects to several portions Of the form
of treaty negotiated with the Indians by the
Governor Of Minnesota, and protests against the
gross wrong and impolicy Of executing the con-
denned Indians by wholesale, on the ground
that, although the Indians have behaved afro
ci0usly and the white settlers are Justly in
censed. still indiscriminatc punishment will re-
suit disastrously, and partakes more OF the
character of revenge than Of justice. He re-
commends that line Of forts be erected along
the Red river Of the North, and that the Chip
pewas of the North be sent thither. He is not
in favor of expciling the Winnebagos from Min
Sioux: but he thinks that they might be readily
removed 10 the Northwest AT the close of his
terse and we'll written report Commissioner
Dole urges Congress to make appropriations to
recompcnse tho white settlers for the depreda
tons committed by the Indians; and this sue
geston as well as several others already
named, we most willingly endorse.
The New York herald., 1862-12-02

THE CONTEST FOR COMPTROLLER AND CoRroRA-
TroN COUNSEL ONCE MoRE.-The people are to de-
eide at the ballot box to-day who are to have the
management Of the finances Of the city and coun-
ty the next four years. and the legal business
of the city for the next three years Both ofthese
offices are positions Of great Importance to the
future prosperity and welfare OF the city For
the former Office the race is confined to Robert
T. Hsws. the present efficient incumbent, and
Matthew 7. Brennan, police justice. The
friends Of both are doing their best to secure
the election OF their favorite; but the divisions
and wrapgles Of the factions in the republican
party, and the secret support that the radical
journals are giving to Brennan, have increased
the confidence OF the democracy in their success,
and correspondingly diminished that Of the re.
publicans. Notwithstanding the efficiency Of
llaws as finance officer, and the efforts Of some
OF our wealthy men in his behalf, there Is every
prospect that Brennan will come out Of the race
far ahead.
Numerous tricks have been resorted to for
the purpose Of cutting down the enormous ma
jority that John T.. Develn will secure for Cor
poration Counsel; but the race for this Office Is
so one-sided an affair that there is no possible
chance fer the originators Of these tricks 20 ao.
complish anything Devslin, In fact, is lust as
safe as though he had his certificate Of election
In bis pocket
The New York herald., 1862-12-02

THE GREAT EAsTERS.-We are gratifsed to
receive so good . report Of the actual coalition
Of the Great Eastern as that which we publish
to-day from Messrs Rowland and Aspinwall.
We are informed, too, that within a few days
scientific survey and report will be made
which It is believed will fully ccnRrm oil that
Is said by her agents Of the unimpaired strength
and so,idity of the ship.
The New York herald., 1862-12-02

poor results produced. the official himself Is one
Of the smallest men who over oosuss..ssd simi-
Jar position IN the government But what the
navy has done is nothing compared v..a v..sa what
It is capable Of doing and will do hereafter,
when its vast forces are fully brought iato play.
In despite OF red tape and Secretary Wslles,
The naval power of the United States will soon
make i, self felt to the ends Of the earth, and
America W. henceforward stand at the head Of
maritime Poweiss
The New York herald., 1862-12-02

OuR CRY LEcIsLATrRE.--Onc-half OF the
Board Of Aldermen and an entire Board of
Councilmen are to be chosen by the people
Of this city to-day. Our citizens have therefore
an excellent opportunity to improve the class
OF their representatives at the City Hall; and
Heaven knows, an improvement is greatly
needed. The property holders and taxpayers
of this city have heretofore paid too little atten.
ton to the selection of these men; but the pre-
sent time furnishes an excellent opportunity to
inaugurale a reform. If they will only scruti-
nize carefully the candidates for Aldermen they
will find in almost every district men In nomi-
nation who will be found all the time opposed
to the swindles OF the corrupt Ring, and who
will protect the interests Of the taxpayers of
this city and cooperate with other officials in
reducing the expenditures Of the city govern
ment As they have the voting Of the money,
It is ell important that men are elected who will
effsctually destroy the unholy and expensive
combination in that branch Of the city govern
ment We trust that this important duty will
! be performed at the polls to-day.
The New York herald., 1862-12-02
THE SITUATION.

New York, Tuesday, December 2, 1861
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hoard or EDUCATION.

The stated meeting Of the Board Of Education wss
beld last evening, VIZ. L. CURTIS, President, in the
chair.
communication wac received from the school
officers Of the Firt Ward, setting forth that Ia the
immediate vicinity Of Ward School No. 20, in Green
witch street. there ale numerous houses Of very dis
orderly character in which apd women assemble
night and day,much to the annoyance Of the Children
aud that many Of tho parents threaten 70 withdraw
their children from tho school If something il not
done 70 counterfeit the evil complained Of. The doc
ument referred TO the Commissioners Of tho
Metropolitan Police Department.
hr MckEAs OF tie Twelfth Ward offered q
preamble and resolution OF respect to the memory
OF the late DR.. A. V. Williams, former member Of
the Board Of School Commissioners, setting forth
that the deceased gentleman had led exem-
plsry life, worthy of emulation. The resolution
also included terms Of coincidence with the bereayed
friends. The preamble aod resolution were adopted
unanimously.
The Committee On Sites and Scbool-Houses re-
ported resolution 10 favor Of purchasing site Tor
q school building In Twentieth street, in the Six
teentb Ward, at cost Of $ls, 600. The refolu ion
wac loot by u Nays 10 ID Yeas.
The resolution IN reference TO the purchase Of q
site for eohool-LOuse Ia the Twelfth WNd was re.
fefreJ 70 the Finance Committee.
The Board then adjourned.
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GUNNY.BAOs have ruled qui-, At i+!dli.c cash.
GUNNf CLOTH-The demand has subsidized but standard
HHiR-Codovs sells slovy a, ?c less 'lisht di,cour,
for cash $40, - a, ,
and 80 DO damaged rsmpico. on private terms
HOPs-Ths market 10 neither sctiyc or hrr sales OF ~
bale. lJd zoo for Inferior 20 ch)i SELECTION m
HIDES-The inquiry has been fair but as holders are siii
very arm their views tho busne" has been mode ate
We qnote n 7Sa?5ic for Dry Buenos Ayre. 25dlsc for
Rio r.nd 2l122lc for Oloco 2OdIlc for Porto CaDco
20d20ie for Tampico 20dllc for MsDoros ltde.c for
Dry sslt,d Mseaibo B iac for do Tsmpico aud Maiamo
ro, I0d0sc Tor Wet Sailed Bu.nos ayrcs 0scllc for do
Rio orsnd 7idsc for We,tsrn dsc for County sansh
hand IL estimated ct 800. against 80 800 sane time last
HAY-Ths demsnd for shipping 10 fair and the market Is
steady the supply 10 goods sale. OF 100 bales ''aSae
IRON1ho market 4, quiet but firm for 81! descriptions
va quote Scotch Px at skJa -3 aud Amshcan f ~ vi
ar cash for good 70 best No brands kehned tnshh
Bar 10 arm At s60d s67 50 with moderate sa,es
LEATIER-Hsuock Sole has been IN more moderate ae'
and though some holders demanding hher rates We do
yet alter quotations fair trade hss been doinS WIN
Esstris buyers We quote at 2OGic Tor hsht ana hesy
BuenOs &c 22d2Jc. for 1dls dol leGc for lsht
Csornis d22,. for heavy and middle do FGiyc Tor
light Ornoco 90 202 ic FOR heavy aud middle do nnd Ia
ic for Onoos and buenos Ayrcs Damaged oil weights. and
poor do de Usk Sole neets with good demand ard with
Slaughter and Sailed light and heavy 2d24c middle ~
Sic. Western Slaughter digc light cropped. dJo aud
middle do 1d31c Saush Upper has been a. fair demand
aud steady 23d25c for Heuock Tanned, and Ta2Se for
Ost do. -
LUMBER-sb. supply !, limited Esd .hs msIss' 10 hrm
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PasaenRAra Arrived

Mi, Riley T. Grimtero b. 8 milford Judge T. NJ Hunt
inston. r. p. Huntington. U. g. NJ J. " Msyorga R. g.
Jurso J. Thorn. Chss Loosely, @. w Wurts. j. h Wurts,
Capt. j. J. Lawrence p Pes, NJ. Desnne. C. h Sanford
B. Msdsan. j. Bt.ing +. D. Cryp-r Mr. ard Mr., g. 4
s.msnOs L. Lsdo aud l.dy, II Bsiler, W; Hiebrsnd
HOFFMAN. spess C. Sherwood sod LADY Mis-. lds saer
wood Master Cha, She wood +, Madame, T. O. fusdet Il
D. Arsamb. S II saith L. Msyhew c. II. s. d. J. tiss
rere II A de Csr,lho. b +. B. Buter, Trsdn 4. bei
mussr N Perez 81 L. Reyes p. Ortez, Mrs ). kompout
Ms. forth and child, Eds i.tn, j. J. Reimer No.
Csp.te Mn Brsnd-s c. r. Wsrirg }. w. McL:a him X
Gran. A Fuop M. :. Hughes. Nh. Polymss, Mo Arch
sr r. o. Neil, j. Osborne =. J. Howe., b. G: Cse L.
MAYA J. Hsushsw j. Gardner, Fowcke, T. Mailer, D.
Wnf Hsnou Tho. Hsnlon, A r. Kobb. II Henti1gs, NJ
ITsni.oD NJ. L Finch. C. McDouss,. A ssuDdsr 9.orss
Blown, + Pouret. c. Rider Mrs. [. Mismss H. e. Penny
nssn A. McNsbb, Geo. He gel, {. NJ Mclean g. Burt H. NJ
Webster ~ W. Hay. Q; T. Qniek, Avery Sn'h, oso,Ss
sharpe A. Mckipl.y, Mrs. Thompson, A. Dicter-oni w
Nixon. W. Eumons and 8. W. Kent
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Arrived.

Steamship Co!umtis, ADAM, Havana March l. p m,
that the T. s. steamer Harriet Lane had taken prize %
Ma,anzas, tho schr Virginia Adans ,.. .u.. IA, "a
Csns Good Hope Jan Wis Barbados Feb a. tea - order
Had very heavy weather the ls.t days jan 20 is, ~
% :. W. rCess P a. oa 30 % pois
ship Jean Goog-n from Cslso for hay'e o. day, ont
Sons. Lei. fSint Lyns' nth Had westerly gale. 70 ia, "a
and Ion IS from north of lot. 70 80 had the WIND c'npny
10 ,t "a lon a. spoke s6ip Monarch tof LODd'ul, Mel
bourne for London 81 days out Had been % day 70 Of
Msch the Highlands of Navesink besriag ". Y. W. ~
e, spoke bark Utsuh tof n b. short OF poven'' The
ship being under close Ieefed top.s the time me on'
assistance could be rendered her to heaye os'rds
osnel of beef s,hed to awster AK c-,-.. .. ,u.
BskJ NJ. Ihurston lof Bsuso) Gitey. CMdsnss e.ys
.nsar TO Buck Co. Experienced heavy wes''i ose1
BsTk M.ry Giphs Trinidad. Cubs. Feb 8, sus.I &C., 70
Geo 5. Co. Hs- been dsy' north Of
Ra. W,pmeo 1of Iucolnvie) Wilkinson Trinidad Cubs
Feb .ugar lc.. master. Experiences hessy ,Sss.
VA. up to tue Highland. the 2ih md bo"R on q, ansss
~ 49, rom Europe for Havana Walsh ,s,,eI ons.s
Mrs Pr5ss.sivs Age Bramhal M,'sni0' IL days sugar"
' ss triumph aoT DR. Of Yarmouth 81 Mnrcs S: ssss
FEB 70 :q ss to ,G %.:' M.. rs% i 1S Ns~Yo
M mph oJ schippen Amsterdam 10 days. md'e
fgnes Mnes ssson Msyase. p r. ie days. sugar j.
oas'yis o 60 Dr. of Pince Edsard. Hand Young
schr uoo D,i.1. ,.t 20 rynss Smith. Been days n
~ .,,.. rh heavy nOrtheIy sse' had maino'om car
hed sway ,,h Lesvey Gloucester days fish TO master
ehI fils Boat (of Newburypoip, Reed Maysgues r r.
.as.r 10 w Lewis. March l. at SO 30 Ion. - Is
rey sh- aic. Move, from Baltimore, for Msyssuez, T.
'psr Hamilton Ogden, baltimore IL days corn 20 Merrill
.bbct. Has been days FROM Cape Henry with heavy
w,.,erly gslrs .plt sails &C. l.,
schr Jacob Brdss. He.dy, Little Egg Hsroor2 days.
sehr Mari. and Elrsbethpor, Bosart Barness days 10
ballast. =, a..
schr. Washington, Blackwell, Great Ess HMbor 2dsy"
wood 1890. ,,..
a. rsn.por, Ericsson Cole Port Royal Let Inst eo'''S
and pass. to L. y Assistant q lartermAster.
Steamer lhomes Swami Hamilton. Locu" ro,ns,
Steamer Pelican Jones evidence. mdse 20 Ia oJ"os'
SAILED Ah-Bsrts Coriolsn tBrem). Bremen oee,esr
nunde AN J. London Bnss Nellie Hunt Msrssnef sah
Moore santa Cruz Rainbow. Nassau zero" Sp''' S'
America Schrs Volunteer, Porto Caoelio'
BELOW-Bsk Jane X. Thurson, from sasas. p ps w.
King. from Antwerp; Col w. Coz<ns Ai'0' 'N'''
WIND-At sunset, N T., with snow
MKsoR.Sprx-Tts ship Dci,to nom H S, va ste.:
riy.d AZ s,n Francisco Jan 30 Eiperencea ues.y
dnrins tn p,.slse started the head aad stem
der hs.d aud lost an entire sui; Of sails
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-yORK......M.s,sA


ships-wnd Pigeon tclipp-r Mayhem, San Frsneiscs 9.
Com.toct; John Bright, Dewae, Liverpool. Williams
Ouion Osborn Howes, Kelly shapshse Hali-tt ,srmsn
Park.-Jurgen Lorentssn. Reiusr. Rotterdam Punch,
Meincke Wendt; Msravs, Gntins Barbados, T. T.
Dwight. =. ~,
Bru-Amts Owen Wallace, Nuevitas, PECK Church;
Ben Dunning, vsruey Boston. Miller Houghton.
schooners-John Northup iBL) Ross. Cornvslis n 3,
d r. Dswolf; Adele Snow. Baltimore. q. Wheelwrsht
Sarah M,rs, Upderhill, Ipsqus, Tho.. Gimsrtn w. X.
Green Bacon. philsdegha Baker Dayton c. fendeton
Church Fort Pickens Kenny Tariff Provost ford
D. SANFORD Pn,s Saunders New-London. 20 master; w.
Gregory, Wallace. Salem Watson. Aldch Halter ~
inet; n L. McCresdy CO.. Salvador tPortusue's Pueys
Trrceira j. NJ. Smith
s,eslnG-T V. Anowmith, Post, Annapolis Thos 3.
Frost.
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The floating deb. of the company on the 3lst Of
October, 1861, ss53I2 O9, being an increase of
$l7 ,i42 IS during the year.
The expenditures during the year for construction
equipment &C., were $i5,7o2 Sc on the Western
$975 "a OH the Western, and $s0,694 SO on the
Turtle Creek division. Since the organization OF the
company, in 1876, to the end of this official year, the
entire expenditures under the above heads have
been 81 1854 O63 H. of which 81 7S4 % has been
spent upon the Western, $2l99c9 upon the Eastern,
and t26i, 379 W upon the Turtle Creek divi'ion.
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n, Y. Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce

Fos rHE WISH sSDrsa "WEDNESDAY MAhoH9 ESoE'
Reported sxclusvsiy for TEE Y. TRiBrSa BY Dss-
FRENCH.
EoricE TO Cos.esoss OF Fass PRonuos:-Put every
bi In ps, order ksIt plain indebe directions every
package, including weight with sre count and name OF arti
r.. Also uck bill Of particulars inside OF one package
u,rled Bill" sud slwsys send one By mail, Win notice
whom .ud how thing, sfe Forwarded.
Co.nis.oss-sor selling Berries Fruits 10, where pack
ares small lots of stun ~ cent Other
Farm produce generally cent
OrorIross ss or ,sls OF good Produce In good order
spsosistou' pricea 80
~ IrkK-A advance 10 reported IA the Ensi,h ms ies
for ine State Butter snd This grade in quite sctiye
densId here shipment and for the EasteIn trade The
.es 10 doubt etnius better hsn heretofore but
our outside bsures rarely exceeded that DO not adj
vance our quota ions There 1. improvement In Western
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Markets-CARETuLL, RKroEIsp YoK TnsE T,iBrsE.

Markets-CARkTuLLi RKroETsD Fok THsE. Y: T,iBusK
WgpsE,DAY, March ;. 1902.
AsHES-The m.rtet less act but 10 hrm at 90 81. io
Pots P,Gls unsettled and somewhat nominal At - 10
BEESWAX IL firm and In moderate request at %; &c.
cash for Western
kCOTTON-Thers has been very good demand the mar
let closes strong at advaLce Of .dic 10 the sales were
mainly to spin the exports fo Oh. week embrace v
bales oil to Liverpool The fesmer Ericsson. which arrived
to-day from Port koys brings go bales An auction sale OF
Sea Island Cotton seized b. Government took place to-day
the assortment good the two former s'es and
with he competition hardly good prices realized
the buyers ere mostly city bfok. 20 bales sod ct t5c ~
bales al 33c bses 2c 81 bale. at 3sc IL bales
u do J3ic 10 do. Ale do at +,c do at &C. do
At I8c d. al aqle DO t9c 10 do Sic 10 do t9!c
and 81 DO tho last hye lots snned here. We
sypend r.y ,.ed quotations:
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tAdvertisement.I
ucW 4 ERENCB

IAdvertisement.I
DREW & FRENCH,
PRODIGY CosMlssoN MKRcBAyra
svsras, CnEssr Eass PouLrsr, GAZE. 0RAis, From
PoRK, sc.
No. 6 Erie Buildings, New.York
Our motto H. Quick sales and prompt returns" .
Refsse1ee-D. r. Martin. Prssiden, Ocosn Bank ke~fe'e
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Btiss-Ihe market continues exceedingly dull Of previous
uustations. We quote (pscksgcs iuc.nded):
Mel choice q bn q l0d1 ~ Kidney choice Pbu3 lOd3 ~
do com to good 4 J0a2 % Marrow, en- o bu q % d! 50
Pea choice bush7 1907 pol do g. good.2 eod2 Is
Broxwnraf Eiork- 100 N. fair to good 81 BOA ~ %.
bpoOs tCHH--t n, tdoe.
bsxsvn-e n 3lGJJc
CnEr-g-GreseT activity prevails both fo shipment aud
III. home trade. Prices not materially changed We
quote
Comm on TO good y n % d Ohio Cheese
DRE,Ep HOGs-Th. receipt. continue very light, ami
prices are again higher We quote
Western, country dressed Ioi
Western, city dressed " De- q
PoULIRIhs receipt, quite liberal for the season and
with few exceptions the quality Is common Lent which
commences this day will have very depressog effect upon
and unless the receipts should be much lighter
prices will probably decline We quote last week
Turkeys extra - 10 Rdl2t Ducks choice y ~. i29ls
Turseys choice = ~ .lOdii Ducks, common y 10. gdl
Turkeys CONN., y 10. Bdl0 Geese, choice, g ~. ga
Chctsns choice y n. 9dl0 Geese, common, y n. 3G
Chickens, comm, 4 ID. ia Old Cocks, e b.....' ga
Fowls, y B........... "a y
EGGs-The upward tendency has continued and We al
vance our figures about lc y dok The receipts to-day
the largest OF tire aud 10 In the regular order Of
events the receipts rapidly increase from this point
time until the Increased demands VI Lent shall bo over
and important decline from the present unusual
hSher rates for tho effected AT all events would
be very inpruent country shippers TO expect contin
usnce present rates which fully &C. sboyo those OF
year ago. We quote; - ,.,o1
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