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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-23
PROBATE NOTICE.

iDUBIIC Notice is hereby given to all persons
Interested that Vim. Mason, guardian of
Alexander buchanan, has filed in the office
of the county Judge his final report of the settle
ment of the affairs of said estate, and asks to be
discharged frum further duties and Liabilities IN
the premises. Al persons interested desirous
of contesting the same. must do so on or before
the OctoLer term of the county court Of said
county.or said report will be confirmed as prayed
for therein.
&c. BETS, County Judge.
Tipt0n Sept. Sth, Ia 2.-v9n3l iw.
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HEARTH OF CAMP STRONG.-Nc have
noticed complaints in some Of our ex-
chances. Of late, as to the unhealthy sit
uaton Of our camp.
The first impressions OF stranger, on
visiting the camp, are rather un'aVora-
bic, on account Of the low situation, but
as he becomes better acquainted with the
real facts, they gradually wear on. The
best answer to these complaints Is found
in Camp Lirt paper published by the
soldiers of the 24th regiment, stationed
there. They are the bes, judges, having
been stationed there for about two
months, commencing with the most sick
y season
1.-The opinion is universally expressed
BY all, on their first visit to Camp Strong,
that it must be a very unhealthy place
to be selected as military camp But,
after remaining here for over SIX weeks,
we have come to the conclusion that first
appearances are very deceptive. There
is as little sickness among the TWO thou
sand men composing the two regiments
encamped here, rs there is among an
equal number Of men any where in the
world. There are only twenty five in the
hospital from the 9th, and none of these
ale dangerously sick. We think, and
VIC have good reasons for so thinking,
that the location of Camp Stroug makes
it the best place in the State in which to
locate permanent camp of instruction.
We know that tn" facts in the cas-, jus.
tifv US in all we Lave said. y
! The above is the voice of soldiers who
came there with prejudices against the
location, but who have, since their trial
of the camp, changed their opinions
Will the Upton .a|o*'t'ser please take
notice - uscotins Journal
Yes, Sir, the Advertiser does take no
tice and while VIC admit that you have
offered pretty good evidence, we claim
/ that tho almost universal testimony OF
officers and privates is better evidence
We have circulated somewhat among the
men of Camp Strong and have yet to hear
the first che belonging to the camp say
that tho location is healthy Perhaps
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ARTHUR HOME MAGAZINE, for No

ARTHUR HOME MAGAZINE, for No.
veinber is at hand with all its excclen-
ces T. S. Arthur has done as much as
any man Of his age to difuso good NOR.
ais and religious principles among the
young, and his magazine comes forth
like a sowcr to SOW, and scattcrs the
good seed everywhere. 1t undoubted
" the best publication, for the price, to
be found anywhere Single copies, with
a premium engraving, 81 per annum; two
copies s.; three copies 81, four copies
s.; nine copies so. Now is the time
to get up clubs for next year. Address
Z. S. Arthur & Co., 323 Walnut St
Philadelphia, Pa.
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NOTICE,

Is hereby given that hereafter persons
will be required to pay for postage stamps
in treasury notes, State Bank of Iowa
bills or specie, and that no specie can be
given on bills. | have tried % accom-.
modate all till now necessity compels me
to adopt the above system.
n. b. do NOT redeem, in specie or
stamps, postage stan-ps. They are good
for postage only.
S. S. DANIELS, =. NJ.
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~Read the order Of the Adjutant
General about filling up the old regi-
ments. The danger Of draft will not
be passed till they are filed The dan
ger of sickness is not so great IN the old
regiments, and we consider that per
son who wishes to serve his country can
do SO to better advantage n an old
than a new regiment. Remember thai
they must be filed.
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General Orders No. 100.
/ In order that the Southern Border
Brigade shall not be an unnecessary ex-
peuse to the State, it is directed that not
more than ten men shall be detailed for
special service from any company IN any
battalion, unless there be an actual lnva-
sion. and then the additional force must
bo ordered out by the Major of the bat
talon; and in every case full report must
he made to the Governor. with a state
m.ut Of the facts upon which the add,-
tiopal force was ordered into the neId'
and the officer making the order "'ll os s
held responsible for the correctness u
his statements and actions :. r.
IL No person who has left camp
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nsS"The incest sorghum syrup we ev,
e7 sew va. at the fair, last week We
believe it was manufactured BY Mr..
Sprincstcad, CT On on Grove. We wish
he would give Us his mode of manufac-
ture, nature Ct the soil, etc.
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Beg" Mr.. \. II Perry presented us, a
few days since, with some very nice so--
ghum molasscs, such as he is manufactur,
ing largely at his works in town. lie
uses Cooks cvoporator. and is mgLioc q
superior article, and is making large
quantities OF it,
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Notice..

The attention Of Dealers, Hotel K eep-
ers. Manufacturers, Physicians, Dentists,
Lawyers, aud all others required by law
to take license. to the eleventh, fifty
ninth, sixty eighth and seventy first
sections of can act to 'rovidc internal
revenue to support the Government and
to pay the interest on thr public debt,
and ':approved July lst, 1852
j. MAYNARD,
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nea-ll. c. Plat, Esq, is putting up
two story building, for an office, etc be.
tween the Post Office building aud DR..
Halls drug store
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rsa Read the report of the Fair held
at SprinGdalc, which will be found on
our FIRST page.
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AnJrTANr GENERALS OFFICr,
pAVLSrUET, Oct. lt;h, lSG2

ArJvrANr GrNERAL's OrFICr, }
pAyLSruKT, Oct. ltth, leG? !
Gsnsrel order, Ne. lol.
|. The old Regiments Of Iowa must be
filled up. 1t is the duty and privilege,
and may become necessity to every
able bodied man in this State, between
the ages of Is and - to aid in this mat
ter. The lnen mus. be furnished Any
person who enlis's vii be annexed to the
Company and Regiment be may select
III. The three Companies for the I4th
Iowa lnfsu,ry must be raised and the
other Companies of that Regimen. filed
up. Persons applying for Recruiting
Commissions for the new Companies,
properly recommended, will be comn,s
stoned The Regiment must be re orga-
nized Two Companies have been ASST yn-
ed to this Regiment, but neither Com
pany is full.
Ill. There is need Of filing ~ Com.
panles attacked to the following R,gi-
ments:
10Th, (Col. Benton, at Council Bluffs
SSH, (Col Brush, at Dubuque.
o't'i,( Ioi Cummings, ut Dcs MONIES,
to be at Davenport.
421, (Col O'Bricn,) at Dubuque.
ADD, lCol. Summers,) at Ottumws
". Coloncls Of Regiments are re-
questcd to report to me daily the mum,
Der, condition and equipments of Kcvl-
ments, and payments made to the sol,
dicrs.
BY order of Commander in Chief
\. b. BAKER,
ni3wl AdjtG rn'l of Iowa.
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ExMrTOR,s NOTICE.

OUBLIC Notice is hereby given that W.
1 Chaanley and Charles Atwater, OF Spring
~ been Amounted. by the County Court. Exc
Iss,s Of the estate of Henry Atwater, deceased
sspsssops indebted to said estate are request.
~ aaka Immediate settlement and pcrsons
10 At elaims against said estate A'e iei''''-
W. S. CHAUNLEi.
CUAE ATWATER.
s'ps II, 1861. :soav Execn''r''
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E@-P. A. Carpent r, Surgeon Of the
Iowa FIT :, spent last week in visit
home. 1t is the first furlough the DR.,
has had ince he went into the service
He Is hearty but would be glaI to SEQ an
end to the war He reports the mem,
bets of company A as doing we'll and de-
termined to enjoy themselves in spite of
circumstances. We hope thas soon all
of them may be with us again.
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SMITH Bros have been fixing up
their store room and adding to their
stock of stoves, hardware, iron Of all
kinds, etc, ill now they have the best
stock in town, and as good as can be
found anywhere. They are determined
to give satisfaction to all who may pat,
roni1e them, as to price aud quality W.
II. Hammond, who can't be beat as tin
smith, will be found in their shop ever
ready to serve customers. BY all means
call and see and price their stock before
purchasing.
See new advertisement.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-23

LIEUT.. CAsAD's wounds are healing
fnely, but he cannot yet tell how mu h
he viii be able to use his hand
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b-Ne are under obligations to Rev.
l.. l. Sweet for mcSs Of sweet pota-
toes They were excellent
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-23

AN AWFUL SPELL. A letter was
dropped into the post Office, last week,
directed as follows:
scedcr County
gour fiery 20
ioua
mr. Jorge -
It's supposed that the letter was in.
tended for Mr. Gcorgc-Gowcr' Ferry,
Cedar Co., Iowa
Es,s- Altered and raised bank notes are
the most deceptive frauds now practiced
by counterfeitcrs. Trey procure gcnu-
inc plates of old dcfunct banks and alter
them to suit the times, aud alter the &c.
! nominations Of genuine notes. As the
work on these is of the best kind even
good judge are apt to be deceived The
only safe course is to have a description
of all genuine notes as well as the coun-
tcrfeits. This you viii find in 4MkIroys
Bank Note R'portr, which is published
at Chicago. It is published monthly at
81 semi monthly at $50, and weekly
9. $3.50 per annum. Address SCION
MCELRoY, Chicago, H.
GODEY'S LADY'S Book, for Novem-
Der. is before US with more than its usual
attractions. Cooley, who never fails to
perform all tina. be promises, says that
he will improve upon even the present
volume. Marion !larlaud, author of
"Alone," "Iiiddcn Path," "Miram,"
etc, wnl write for every number of
Cooley, aud f0s no other moguz ne. Other
first class writer's will contir ue their con.
tributors. 1t should be borne in mind
that Cooley is the only real fashion, and
at the same time domestic magazine in
the country suitable for the parlor, the
nursery, the boudoir, the kitchen, aud
the laundry. Now is the time to get up
clubs for 1868
TERMS One copy one year, 80 Two
copies one year, 50. Three copies one
year, Sc. Four copies one year s..
Five copies one year, and an extra
copy to the person sending the club, $40.
Eight copies one year, aud an extra
copy to the person sending the club sl5
Elo"en copies one year, and ar extra
copy to the person sending the club, $40
We can furnish the L-dys Book to
any of our subscribers at 81 year Ad
dress l.. \. Cooley, 323 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia, Pa,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-23

THE FAIR of the Cedar County Acri-
cultural Society, last week, was dccil
ed success. We Do not suppose that
every one as satisfied, for that is never
the case We shuull like to give the
names Of all those who exhibited merto
rious articles, but when we made our
has:y rounds most Of the owners were
not present, aud the articles were not
marked with the name, 50 that We re-
main in Ignorance IN that subject Gen.
Sargent, the worthy President Of the
Society, exhibited some fine stock. He
had on exhibition | short horn bull,
Lord Of Scot,an6, and cows; | Here,
ford bull, 8 cows and bull calves; six
seven eighths blood Cashmere goats, and
six sheep Ham, >hirc Downs and South
Downs. The IIerctorl c"ttlc were new
to most Of our farmers and attracted con-
siderable attention. The same could be
said of the Cashmere goa;s, and mere too.
Mr.. a. Hirst, OF SPri"gdalr, bad ono
short horn bull calf and ouc COW, which
he purchased at the sale Of stock at the
late State Fair at Dubuqnc. TIE calf
is from the well known herd of Capt
Brown, Of Sancampon CO III. Capt.
b. is the best stock raiser in the North
west, aud this calf will be of great value
to tie farmers of Sprlngdale and the
whole county. W. W. Adrich. VIM.
II. Bolton, J. v. Haulln, VI. Bunker,
and others, had stock Of which eng one
might be proud. Mr. j II. Dickinson
showed some Of the incest fax that we
ever saw 1t was a new variety, with {
very long stalk, and is sail to yield al
extra large amount Of seed More attcn
tion should be paid to raising this crop
The list Of prcmiums will appear next
week, as will also statement Of the
finances of the Society, and the officers
elect, The Society may now be consld
cred on a cafe basis and will, no doubt
, continue to prosper
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there were but frenty fire men in the hos.
p'taI at that time, but there were at least
one hundred men on the sick list. We
wish to do no injustice to MuScatine or
It's interests, but that the Island is a
healthy location in August and Septem.
Der VIC cannot admit. We should like
to see and compare the Surgeons reports
for the 24th and 3lst regiments for the
next three months. Perhaps the seeds
Of disease have not been sown a, Camp
Strong. We hope not,
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BOOT AND SHOE
SFoP

~ s. WRECK, having removed to the south
side of the Court House square, Is pre-
- pared to manufacture to order, all kinds
of Boots and Shoes, in the neatCst and
m ost durable manner. He selects his own stock
and always gets the best. good supply OF
IIome- Made Boots al ways Oh Hand.
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A-Jamcs Bowen, who formerly live

m-James Bowen, who formerly lived
about five miles east of town, was wound
ed and taken prisoner by the Federal
forces 10 the recent battle at Corinth -
The family left this county abou. two
years ago for Missouri. Had they re-
NAMED here they would have been Ma
hony Democrats
LIEUT.. DuRBIN, of Co f, Ilth Iowa,
returned home on Monday last, with a
fnal discharge He looks better than
when he returned last spring, but is
troubled with spinal complaint that en-
tircly units him for duty. We hope be
will soon recover He reports the men
as generally well and getting on finely
Capt. McLoney is not well and will prob
ably have to leave the company soon.
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I TrE 2!TH GoSE-On Monday last
about half pas. s O'clock, the otth Iowa
Regiment left Muscatinc on the steamer
Hs-kcye State. A large number of sick
were taken on board. Col. Byam among
them, although he was unable to walk.
cts healthy at Camp Strong thcush") }.
The boys were in high spirits at the
prospect Of getting into active service.
We hope that they may all return soon.
Cedar county will watch, with interest
the progress of the 18th, as many Of our
best men are IL it. Success attend them.
FIRE IN DowNEY. On Sunday last
the house Of David Flat,is in Downev
caught fire, while three little children
were the only occupants. The two older
children went for their mother. who ran
to the house. but was too late to save her
child 1t was about nine months old
The mother was badly burned but will
recover.
We are indebted to Mr. \ Is Corn.
wall for the above item.
! CENTER TOwNsUIp.-Wc wero mis-.
taken IN some Of our statements last
week about the result of the election ia
this tounsbin Wa .to1I :, =, .. -,
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,,n1, ., Z. n. CRILDs.
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1t is supposed that the letter was in
tended for Mr. Gcorgc-Gowcr's Ferry,
Cedar Co., Iowa
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j. MAY ARD,
state of Iowa.

ApJrTAHr GENERAL OFFICE,
davenport. oct. 18th. 1862. !
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AN AWFUL SPELL. letter was
dropped into the post Office, last week,
directed as follows:
scedcr County
cour fiery pc
iOua
, 1862-04-07
mARRETS BY TELEGR4pH

,,;sss MhM 1vkk. kk.April5.--FLoun-Pr1c In faYor {
onye1s with only limited business dome IN ~ ~ :
e ppts az a9a rome consumption. Sales were 6So brl
eat5a 1sats fss S 2s r supe
tMesaea4 tra $o.Rg56o for common to medium e.
ta boop oio sBS g SF @ @sRppng
Gn onr 20 a bayfIs a f. Saisd 1a
ehoic saIes go h5ls at .sl@6 50 for common t
@da5; Corn meal in moderate 1eune;t } d. Ss3os e.
459brls Jersvy ut 81 80. 4oS7' ea1es
MAskrr@aWithout material change: ea1ca 4es
t nlls 9sszc for inferior to good state; &c fo
e.e InAlSoWheat ~ quiet and nomfnally unchanged
eas eales S:W bu Canada club at 81 es0Gs1 Ss
4Sa Eaes 5hn aaTankes AZ ss1 sas5 se Rye
common state at CSC, and 1905 bus barley majt nj
Si.ta. IN corn there is moderate bQeinese dnfna
" Mitaept ta tde atffa shspge in prices sales bG
SIC deiTsfed of t mfo1u@ fo1 western in etoEe 60a
al tsNGalc for Jersey. Cauada, western and afafe
eofae oGERdRSESugar E6d firm and in good deuand
Porta liza eqS It & ssea 1MS2 MSsG4s S3a s02 hhd
out particular change in prices @SN 1'''o ''n'
1T spRRos1sloss-Poak market firm and steady, Sales
mees 81 Rsts ose "a seseeR5nS eaI At 81
sales g 1a bris at 45@5 50 for country mess. @ AZ
mess 'Dr orHpp Tepacned casa %sss s1s for extra
hams steady: sales 5 b1is % 1t : sis9SS S s. tssf ct
mes1s nat y N falE demand and very inn. Sales SO
Included in the sales are 10 boxes rS ea,ts
En- shoulders, to arri!e at 4sssc Bacon sides rm hnt
for fne sna'befs Is lin l.sa snes $50 a @
Lard moderately active, at nneanead znonea no"ai
ss1 Salcs lS5o brls at 7>s@8Hc and 100 Kegs do at
bntter selling at 9Gl1 &c for Ohio: iesic for
sta!e. Checse dr1n ut 65xGTec, 'oA
aoNEr-Mnrkct steaiy and rncbanoa5 ron
!oanH ana prime paper range from 6M7 4 cent
she5f sh5e59g ~ edTrsnGs sis1 aniet NOR
ssn1 prem California gold bars quiet at 5Sn2Es a. +
prem. Government stocks duh. o S g. 81 93Es:
SIocEs-Better and more dong C &P11 q IN.
serip COX. 50: n 22s; G5s.:: Erie' ~; y;
ao preferred 61a; n Y 8az. b 80; Fac Mail 80.
daan Amef1esn Es gnld lt2 & Fl du bds ssN; No g
pons 9s11< do restd 92K. = u oAcou-
, 1862-04-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIaL
MONETARY.

SAruRDAr EVENING, april 5.
Ihe slight Improvement apparent in uonetar,
Affairs for the past two days was etil more strik
mgly manifeat to-day, and our bankers begin t.
wear more cheerful faces. They are prepared 70,
al that come-even II they be legion, EXCHANGE
rates have undergone no change The buyfnp !,
pat@H; selling Il. with an additional n when Il
can be got. Gold 1s little sitter, hut therf
Isl change in quotations~buying 1H01x: sen
Ing 1A02 The demand is light. Demand Teens
ury notes are quoted at II premium to buyers. Thf
banks take them at par. Treasury certificates
payable In oHc year or sooner at the option Of the
Government and bearing ak per cent, interest
were quite plenty on the street this morning, but
we heard Of no sales; the Last quotation fou, New
York was a6A-buyers here offer 96.
:, y: <. CESTR41 RAnAoAD.-The Niagara Herald
me central Aoad that there is no ces5atton in the
amonnt o1 freight passing eastward. The com.
; pany aaS noW eh1pgng about 100 per day, and
Ion shaH commence. The first year in the opeis-
s saon o. me road scarcely saw two-thIrds 81 the
ade ame1nt Of freight shipped eastward that is now
freight coming BY Suspension Bridge way ~
=, I1NcIsNAT1, april 6.-We hrye no change TO mn
nee IN money matters. There is an ample snnnlv
nentPR 81 GPita f. apa gooa which is
Eight modification Of buying rate OF exchansTe T to-.
Gay, and we now quote par the prevailing fiesnre
depoeifoss ag@a Sat sates abe5e ae q VIZ aeW
! 1, bis was brought about by DE annonncsment 1a,
mis- morning that one house would draw To-day
n}er f9T as + premium This was DONE 51t
position was manifested to make cnnce.siens ng
We quote: -"' 1''e41 "olns'
New yort . Buying. Selling.
aoiu prem 15zGHa nrem.
, 1862-04-07
CHICAGO DAILY MIARKw-

n,o.. aATuRpAF EVENING, april s,
1ho'aoloNs-NEss PoRE-Duu and nominal
at S1a:5O. PRIME Mess PoHs-asso br1s at 50 "a
11lh ME4Ts-Quiet aud neglected, No sa1ea ~
IARn-Eas1er. Sales, 1Co tres city kettle at u so
Kegs 90 at fss5c: 90 tres No. Lard at &c. A., hb,a
AID = tres Yellow Grease at SC.
fLouR-Receiyed, 1874 brls. Market ro-.
actlse and shade lower. Sales, $50 brla ..Rac,-
efs Double Extra" choice Spring ct st4o. i'm
of4s Elgin City, do at IS 95 Gf brls Tazeve1,.,
az Sa9o; $50 brls goodr Spring Extra At ssss
aeo ofis Harmony Mills at 50 Is: 100 br1s ono5
epflns Extra at $3.70; lC0 brls lair do at ~ ez.
nv DIS GAINESVILLE Super at 50 90. e;o hi,
oeheseo Super at $3.50; 100 brls "pearl,,
super at rs; 100 br1s ''onetta" Extra omit.
"hEAi-Reeeived, t, $3.50 bu Market dull and
reelected Sales, 1.coo bu No Spring in store al
.o7seAc storage; 1,ooo bu No Spring at 71xc-
&c storage; 1866 bu do l1<c-4c storage: ssu bu
DC at 731<c-2c storage.
sohN-hcceived, 54,s51 bn. Market 1c lower.
sa.es. '5N1o ou Mixed in store at 23c+c storage:
s'Noo ~ ->e" tanal Mixed at a4c anoat; 100 bp
nc" Yellow at aac on track
OATS-Received S776 bu- Hu-,,+ ,+o.z
sa'es, s>M0 bu No, at 2ic aaoat; $50 haoa d. a.
sake del w al
Rf-Reeeiyed, 739 bu Market ouiet sa1a=
90 bags Mol at dc on track; 1.aGl hu No ~ 40.
del-sold By sample
bARLEf-Received, 3,40a bu. Market firm
sales, 16i bags choice st Sc deli 400 bu soo at ID
on track ~.
ohEoe-11AoTfT SEED-Waa du1l and 1nat5c
lo"er sa1es, 26 hage good at 81. 50; II baes @no1
al 81 40; 10 bags do a. 81 Is bags f.ir at e. ~
elo'ER-Deelined 10c and more active. sa,ea ~
pass fefs choice at s4.so; III bags prime in 1ots
s4o; 50 bags and 80 bu do at So. 30: baes fot-
al Saa- M1lLET-10 bags at SOC,
H:GHWINEs-lleld at 19c-busc,s offer;ne .sc
bEANs-ActiTe. Sales, $50 bu prime Mixed at
sl.ss; LIZ bu good new at 81 10; Is bags medium
at Slce: brls at 9oc; brls at SOC; brls at 65
Dried FRC1T-l11 bags impaired Paches at
sHe' 80 bass Michigan Apples at &c: 10 brls
Choice Ohio Apples at Ts<c.
EGGs-a2 bsls fresh at 6kc; brls do at 6c-a1,
buyer'a count. 4A
BtTTER-1o kegs good at 1916.
ouLFRf-Lise Chickens, s1.75@s 90 . doz.
Turkeys, &c . n
PoTAToEs-yery dull. Sales, $50 bars cbo;cs
Neshannocks at 40c del.
YALLoW-1n active demand at 7xc.
r MlDEs-steady: Dry Flint, ,1sx@14xc; Green
esteo, bQeeHc; Green Country, 54@5s5c.
DRESSED HoGs-Dul1. sales. 6, at ~ sss
<5'co; B at g. Is, and $500 dividing On $40 rs.