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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-08-20


EXTENDING tocngncc in another business.
o;ir, at Frvne Sac all my properly il Elk
ton, at The Hest I nd, u> follows;
No. |. Is large BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING, - ~ feet, with Ia, GO
Store Room well arranged; Brick Kitchen and
Back Euildin" for the use Of the Stolr. The
Dwelling has twn lurlo!s, with folding doors
and iiN.. On first floor and six large Chambers
above, and four over the siore room. The lot
upon which this house stands is Scyenty-;wo
eci front. running back 1--WE hundred and sixty
rc;. Also ON the same lot Is good Slaughter
ilolne, Catilc-prn, i!oglcn, and Sailing ion
four hU!aeI.
No. ,. Is BRICK DWELLING,
lG - feet, two stories and attic. with Brick
Kitchen, to Is, Two stories; frame wash-
hon c, roo3-lo,;,c, &c. Thee are six chant
her, in The mlin bri.tiuc, and two III the second
story Il he Kitchen. Tie house is conyeuicnt-
b arranged, with two rarIors wiki folding doors
and hull On the fist floor. 1ne lot ON which
hi, house stands !. fifty feet front, running back
JNo tuiudlcd aud sixty feet, with Il Twelve lccl
ary on each side of the house
No. 3. Is BRICK DWELLING,
4" < Il feet, two stories and an attic, win
Brick Eilcucn T. y r.. one story. The lot is
:. fee, front. running back -5o feet.
No. /. Is exactly the same as No. 3.
No ). Is an open Lo IS feet front,
and go .ect deep, with CeIut dug and waited,
and foundation walled fer Il hUlldmg j. 10
Zee. with Il well Of good water, and stone
anukc house ON said lot.
20 Al of the above named Houses are wei!
and h,'an;in!ly built, with thirteen inch walls
and covered with I'm and enclosed with good
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G.As I'D.

A Ill persons Indebted to me, either by
A note or book account, are requested to
cal and settle. Having engaged III new
business am compelled to close up my
books as early ms possible
Eikton, july %, 1864 L. W. STAPLES.
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NEW HERRINGS just received and fol
~ sale by WIN, McCLEILAND, Jr.
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Elkton, Aug G, 1864.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15
u nj " Fall in ="

n Fitzpatrick made his late raid on
"0nd, Lewis Hyde. of the Vermont
10y, recruit, about 16 years old, from
vas under fire the first time. One
when near Richmond, his horse tired
I'D 'ell, young Hyde being caught under
N.,er several Intellectual attempts to
Lee himself, he was released by a fellow
~ who soon passed that way, and start
lot TO find his regiment. He at last
what he supposed to be his regiment,
l.ch proved to be rebel, and inquired
mpany d. One of the officers of the
.rnt answered, " Fall in, d--n you, we
Tow YOU where company d is" Hyde
'rI'nS his mistake thought he ''could mt
H. ana with the answer that he didn't
men, ne sprang away. A voley of
: Immediately. followed him, but be-
. Ddad by the darkness h.. escanad rnb,,,
: '-nmns about niles he found his true
= ""t, 50 nearly exhausted tina, he could
4 ant horse without help, but is now
ncamped with the rest near Brand,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15
mont Conference of the vi. f. Church.
THURSDAY MORNING, April II.

THURSDAY MORNING, April II.
., Conference is now in session in this
-. HIRE are already present some one
s4 and twenty-five ministers. There
... ~ stationed preachers within the bounds
'.~ jnterence which comprises about
KIN, OF the State.
,'rst session was opened by appropri-
- s.ous services conducted by the iBish-
81 o'clock yesterday A. NJ, and. the
.,ar,, %, TIE convention is being pushed
.,aa. o..,A.Y by the energetic chairman
....g JAae,.
A r-r Interesting discourse was delivered
evening by Rev. G. S. Chadbourne of
Is. ~.-. he following is programme of
.n.lnder Of the public services connect
IN Conference
Ills, TdurSHay-afternoon at 9 o'clock,
! ..uce sermon by Rev. y. Campbell Of
q .a.". ana at =. the Temperance Ami
! .r vii. be held. Speakers-I. lie Bar
J 10. ). rhadhoarne, NJ. Spencers and
.-,}
at , P. NJ. the Sabbath School
& AIRY Will ha held at The South Cong.
I .. SPaakers-C. Il. Haw'y f Water
j.. y, Dayton Of St. Adams, A. J..
1 Il /,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15
Deaths of Vermont Soldiers,

The New York Tribune publishes con
plete list of the names of those soldiers VIII
have died in and about New York betwee
April 1862, and April 1861. In this list ar
the following names of Vermonters
David Green, Co. A, I'd Vermont
Terence Roddy, Go. d, I'd VT
Timothy c. Davis, Co. H, I'd Vt.
Harry Elewer, Co. X, ID Vt.
Quincy f. Thurston, Go. D, "a Vt.
II. f. Lawrence, Co. |, ID Vt.
BENZ. Taylor, "a Vt.
Sumner Place Sd Vt.
King A. Gibson, Co. \, Sd Vt.
Thomas Connell, Co. A, Sd Vt.
Frank A. Lamere, Co. B, Sd Vt.
John W. Cross, Co. F, Sd Vt.
VIM. Crawford, Co. l. % Vt.
Sylvester Robinson, Co. X, Sd Vt.
). v. Taylor, Co. |, 81 VI.
VIM. Whi,comb, Co. F, ID VI.
Alfred Bridges, Co. |, 3! VI.
Reuben Is. George, Co. A, 4'h VI.
Luther o. Prescott, Go. +, 18th Vt.
J. ). Saith, Co. G. 4th Vi.
b. 5. Downs, Co. 4, 4th Vt.
J.. \. NJ rshall, Co. 4, 9TH Vt.
r. +. Noyts, Co. ii, 9TH Vt.
Peter W. Ryan, Co. B. 9TH Vt.
.. NJ. Hutchinson, Co. f.. 9th Vt.
Leander Haskell, Co Z, GIN Vt.
Edward Lawrence, Co. X, 9th Vt.
Thomas \. Woodman, Co. c, 9th Vt.
JOS. Cronan, Co. B, 9TH Vt.
Fred Could, Go. l, 7th Vt.
Judson Y. Howard, Co. |, eth Vt.
{. n. 1t ght, Co. F, Sh Vt.
Thomas Downs, Co. |, 9th Vt.
Chas. +. Basgy, Co. A, 9th Vt
ID. \. Searie, Co. ii, On VT.
Felix kernedy, c.. B, 10Th Vt.
K. ". Whlt,h2ust, Co. a, ll,h Vt.
John Q Nell, 18th Vt.
a. Jores, Co. +, l4tn Vt.
Persons who discover that relations OF
friends are among the buried, and who de-
sire disinlerment, may, on application tC
ANDREW J. CAsE,::No. 397 Stard Street, Ny
ascertain where they are buried.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15
A Political Letter of We Olden Times

A Political Letter of We Olden Times
The Vermont Record publishes the folIo,
ing racy letter, which is copied from spoon
ers Vermont Journal" of Aug. 10, 1889. i
appeared that some fault had been found
with Governor Chit,enden, who held the
office from 1878 to 1897 with the exceo,;on
OF the year 1889, yhen he was defeated
principally, It is supposed, because he pri-
vately granted land to Ira Allen. Nevertbe-
less he had at least one friend as the follow
ing letter shows
MR.. SPoONER Il have heard much said
lately about the Cd Governor; but for nv
part l intend to vote for him again. They
nave made great noise about his giving a
charter Of some land they say he had no bu-
slness to-And | know the General Assem-.
ply took the matter up-But l don't see why
the Governor haddent right to grant what
land he had mind to-Beside, don't
suppose ne ever thot the matter would be
known till after he was dead long enuff, and
then what hurt could it do hiln.-And be
took bond 70 make himself Who'll if ever
ne should be found out; SO | don't see but
ne acted very carefully .-It is true he took
the bond TO himself ard not TO the Treashur-
er o! the State-and if the State never new
that Col. Allen had paid no granting fees,
what would they be the poorer, and one
township is but little for the State to loose,
and then as the Governor said he diddent
know but he should be put out, and if he
was, he could never sine the charter if he
dlddent do 1t then.-And there again. |
don't think there is another man in the
State would serve SO cheap as the Governor
would, for don't think he las come to his
lowest price yet-he saves the State great
deel every year-he does not treat people
who come to wait on him high days as a
great many would do-And when he does
treat them he byes what they call Newing-
land Rum, which you know is great deal
caeaper-And SO MIR. Printer, I'm determin-
ed to vote for him again. 4 PLAIN .Uoa.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15
The Seventeenth Regiment.

The Burlington Times of yesterday morn
ing gives the following respecting this regi.
ment:
Three more companies Of the Seventeenth
Regiment were organized as follows, on Sat
uruay.
Co. E,-Montpelier.
Captoia. George S. Robinson, Montpelier
! first Lieutenant, VIM. +. Martin, Marsh
field.
Second Lieutenant, VIM. B. Burbank
Montpelier.
Co. +, Bloomington and Windham Coun,
ties.
Captain, Lyman +. Knapp, Townshend.
First Lieutenant, George Hicks, Benniag-
ton.
Second Lieutenant, George W. kingsbury
Chester.
! Co. G,-Caledonia and Windsor Counties
Captain, Eden J. Hartshorn, Lunenburg
First Lieutenant, Leonard I. Bingham
Ludlow.
Second Liemenaa, Charles D. Brainerd
Danville.
The regiment already numbers 700 men
and the Addison County company is expect
ed to be organized on Tuesday. About 1OC
more will bring the regiment to the mini
mum, which few days work ought to do
The regiment will shortly be mustered into
the United States service by Major Austne
and soon afterwards will be sent to Annapo.
lis, with other troops there rendezvoused,
preparatory to joining the niLth army corps
under Burnside.
The governor has appointed Capt. Wm
B. Reynolds, Co. l, 9th VT regiment. as ma,
jor, and Buel J. Derby, Huntington, who
was quartermaster sergeant OF the 18th regl-
menl, as quartermaster of the 18th.
Small pox, We are sorry to hear, is spread
ing il our town, there being several new
cases reported this week, in two sections o.
/ the town, some distance apart, there being
one or two cases in family of James Lucas
and as many in that of Mr.. Hassett. Every
body should vaccinate as soon as possible
! Hydepqrk Ne'csdealer.
Mr.. ]. S. Abbott, Of South Royalston
sold TO Henry Ward Beecher, fine pair Of
bay Morgan horses, for 5000. Less than a
year ago, there was sold from South Royal
ton similar pair for $1,000.
On Sunday evening, March 20, Nelson
u. Cone OF Sandg ate, was found dead in his
bunk, IN the anil which he had tended for
the last tea G. twelve years. He was abou,
Saturday evening in his usual health, anc
was not missed till the evening of the next
day. The mill was broken into, and he wa:
found dead as described, and the BODY fro.
Zen. His remains were taken in charge by
the officers Of the tohn.-Bmliagtoa Times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15

bTIri Lot"Is'
The Saobath School anniversary, in con-
...,,,1 with the Methodist Conference, will
.....l3 Il the South Church, tomorrow
r,.,a,p afternoon. An invitation is ex-
Led - all Sabbath School scholars.
Rev. D. ?. Huturd will preach at the
Ala Church next j Sabbath morning, and
v u. ". Dayton, of st. Adams, at the
r Church Sabbath evening.
That fruitful subject Of conversation
a,.taer-deseIves passing notice. The
.W :. in March and first week in April
warm and Sprinslike. From the 26th
Nuch t. the OH Of April the barometer
2".In, Nth variation OF less than
ut. Of an inch. This we think little
sale, as March and April are the
eonseable months in the year. Satur-
ION the air became cooler and or
- there was slight fall of snow in
cmty. We see by our exchanges that
orm ragged with fury further south, and
foot or more of snow fell in some
.e>.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15
, in the eth Regiment.

.l'r Nnlin \. Batcheder, Co, G, 4th
"..t infantry, died in the hosp al near
y Station, Va March 26, aged % yeays.
,t~d from Hardwick last December
led the regiment in January. A
a.e in a letter says of him: The great
; r.se we can give him is that he was a
0.dier, and very pleasant companion
F4, hsloved and respected by all who
In. We Shall miss him much in the
NV"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15
GRilE'S tELEBRlTED SiLTE.
A SURE RELIEF Fer THE SUFFERER.

This Salve is Z vegetable ;reparation, invent
ed II the Eth century, Ky Dr.. Nm. GRACE,
surgeon il. King James army. Through its
agency he cured ;82>2i-as Ct ,.os. serious sores
nd Wounds Tia: b4.ii, j the skill OF the most
Oh, at Ihysician~ OF LIS day si,;. was regarded
= =. Aho AacgS Am :, = l5,.i.,.c benefactoT
Graoes Celebrated S-,ys czrcs SUES.
Grscss Celebrated SaIvs cures Scs,6s.
Grace Celebrated s Ike cures Flesh wounds,
e-ses's Celebrated Salve cures earns.
Grass Celebrated Saiys cures Eeloas.
Cruces Celebrated Sslye cures Frozen L;mbL
Gr-ce's Celebrated Salyo cures Weas.
GTace's Celebrated Salys cures Callouses.
craeeS Celebrated Saivs cures Salt Rhepm.
Gs2ne's CELEBRATED Salve cures Chilblains
craes tolerated Saive cures Sore Breast.
6raoej Ceiso. 2tea Salve cures Sore Lips.
Sra1es Celebrated Salvs cures Erys;pelas So-ss
G.2ces Celebrated Salvs cures Assesses.
6rsces Celebrated Saliva cures Ulcers
Was Celebrated Salye cures Chopped Hands.
GRASS Celebrated Saive cures Ringworas.
And fior Sores AID Wounds of the most serious
nature Go.:l 20 I common Pimple. L. era,i-
cafes Plna:l from the face. and beauties the
san. her l. no preparation before the public
tlat can equal this Salre in prompt and ener-
getic action Cor the speedy cure Of external d.
eases as those who have ri I'd Its virtues testify
''o.Giers. Sailors, and Fishermen, viii find tf.:s
Save their best fiie1i.
1t has none Of the irritating, heating proper.
tes OF other remedies, bu; cools, cleanses, and
heals me most serious Sores and Wounds.
EVER family. md especially those containing
children should keep box On hand in case III
accident, for Il VII save them much trouble
suffering, and money. All If wants is far
trial 10 cure old and inveterate Sores.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15
Offices. .Or 1864.

.1ss, {. 5. Dana, Asa J.. Livingston
H,rlon, L:ndorf Morris, d. Boyn,on
.',orS IF Ho0d and Lumber, J. Ross
Brown, john Stevens, B. +. Rollins
q .ac'ck, d. Carpenter, A. Livingston,
Morrison, l.. o. Stevens.
.~. Daniord Wiley, B. +. Rollins
" neeler, 0. c. Potter, John Stevens
'i.ck.
~ Eny'aeer, Franklin Fairbanks,
.ls"stant, francis Walker.
mi Do. II. A. Alden.
MI do, Lindorf Morris.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15

Fire Wnrde"s, H. Cowd.y, 0. c. Potter,
Danford Wiley, Charles Ramsey, L. B. Flint,
Mitchell Bowker, J. B. Baldwin.
Treasurer, f. Jewett.
Surveyor, T. Prescott.
Collector, L. B. Flint.
auditors, E. A. Walker, w. P. Fairbanks,
A. NJ Cook.
Clerk, O. w. Baker
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15
THE CALEDON | A
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

r We .ndeayor 70 make TIE CALLDoSiAS valuable
n It. lea, necS and orr friends in Caledonia Essex and
i orleans counties will confer great favor to ID and
yy materially to the interest of the paper by sending
a. Rene in q brief !egb!e form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15

Saive and SaiyatiOn.-Ilat little pot of
ointment might have meant GracC's Saiye
which cures every thing on the shi:. III the shape
Of eruptionS. 1t cures b0iis also. and fclons, and
sore breast. In short there is such an emolli-
encr about 1t that the ladics use it as cosmetic
Only - cents. See I'D; ertiSement IN another
column 1894
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15
COEG ATE'S HONEY SOAP.

tOisate'- IiOucy Soap.-Tns celebrated
TOILET SOAP. i'll such ui.iy demand j. made from
The CHOICEST materials. Is MILD and EMDLLIENr III
its nature, FRAGRANTIY SCENTED an extremely
BENEFICIAL in it, acton upon the SKIN. For >al- o.
Druggist and Fancy Goods Dealer. 1883. 1885
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15
DICTURE MOULDINGS.

Gilt, Rosewood and Walnut Mouldings manu-
actured into Frames 70 order Also,
bal Frames for Photographs. Picture Glass
Cord, and Screw Eyes, AT HALLS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15

eHli0Slon. the little attention required. the ease
with which 1t Is ma aged, and the cheapness and
superiority Of the light, has gained for it the
favorable opinion of those acquainted with its
merits The machine takes up but little room ,
no dlsasreeab!e odor is experienced in its use ;
no hre Is applied to the apparatus at all it can
be attached TO ordinary gas pipes used for coal
gas, and is burned through the same kind of fix
lures.
The Machines are manufactured by the Burl-
::nston Automatic Gas Light Co. and may be seen
in operation and for sale at the store of G. S
bLODGtrI X Co College Street, Burlingto on Vt
For further particulars address
P. T. SWEET, Secretary.
a. L. CATIIN, President. 93:lS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15

Public Speakers and Singers Will find
" Browns Bronchial Tfoches" beneficial in
Clearing the voice before speaking or singing,
and relieving the throat after any unusual CxrI-
ton Of the vocal organs, having a peculiar adam
tatlon 70 affections which disturb the organs Of
speech. Iw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15

The undersigned having bought the stock Of
Agricultural Implements and Seeds of II. G.
DIcKINSoN, would respectfully say to the people
Of Caledonia County and vicinity, that they are
prepared To furnish everything in their line at
TIE LOWEST MARKET PRICE
Our nSSnrt,.Icrl ~ SEEDS vii cnnc;.t "A
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
AND
SAVE. YOUR HEALTH
By using Liebig's Essential Coffee


The most Healthy, The most delicious,
And Cheapest Beverage in the World.
Sold BY JOHNSON 4. - cents per pound.
Ii yields the esSca.i-l = .rlleares Of Java Co.
fee. Dandelipn and Cocoa
TO those Dyspeptic L those Nervous, to those
having Liver Difficulties, 70 those haviEg Kidney
Complaints, TO all whom ordinary coffee hurts
IT Is INVALUABLE.
One pound goes far as four pounds of pure
Coffee OF i < equal tc pure coffee IA COST at x
cgnts pound and Is healthy. This is az rue as
is certified by h. aelsz. medicinal authorities ~
Nsv YcTk.
M JOHNSON, Is AGENT
For these goods fer ScftheIn Vermont sad SET
pi.s them al Inc manufacturers rs:a,l rrices IN
Nc" York CITY Re wishes g all attention 20
these goods esps -;zl,y Pro Ro-- P,.5I.o. and
also TO the fact he raSli.hes paper i orr ,slrIoN
TO THE CAIEb7NEi':, am eATscts =, find favor
~ supplying all kinds 0. nrv Good. Groceries.
&C SO low as Ia rleTi; II. Cali and -e, copy OF
ne opposition life Of trade paper, The House
Aeeper's Manual ] s>tir>I copy FisE-
7. S-iCDO agents wanted for the Manual. Ap-
plicantS must buy pound of coffee or tea SIT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15

! The New York Tribune publishes a COM
plete list Of the names of those soldiers who
have died in and about New York between
April 1862, and April 1864. In this list are
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15
DIR A K e. S latent
AUTOMATIC GAS MACHINE

THIS machine. which
has been in constant
use for more than two
years, is now acknowl-
eyed to be the most con-
venient. simple, and
efficient method of light
ing buildings ofall kinds
out ofregular gas works.
ever brought to public
snotice.
The simplicity Of the
apparatus, its entire
freedom from danger nv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-15

F-iNT 7 ETT.lI.---,-
W. ~ Washing n = Hs-tor.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-05
MARKETS
BURLINGTON, 3P. N FRIDAY

. r. II T..
The weather during the week has been pleas
ant and favorable for out door business. The ice
has disappeared from the river and steamboats,
may soon be expected at our landing. From in
formation received from up the river, of a large
amount of snow that has fallen during the win
ter we may reasonably look for high water The
Jennie Whipple, Capt. Campbell, and Capt. Da-
Wis new boat, "City Of Kiethsburg," will form a
daily line rs usual between Fort Madison and
Rock Island The Northern Line we understand
will have "a boat daily from st. Louis to Dubuque,
and from Dubuque to st. Paul tri-weekly. They
will put several new boats in the trade this year.
The "City of Savannah" and "City of Burling-
ton" will run between st. Louis and Rock
Island. 1t is to be hoped that with increased
facilities for shipping South the markets in that
direction will warrant shipments The present
high rates for freight by Railroad East amount
to prohibition on many of our products, and
there is but little prospect of relief unless the
opening of navigation will bring about some
competition.
The receipts of grain at this point are increas-
ing with slight declinein prices. Winter wheat
sells at S@l 05 for very choice lots well cleaned
and free from rye and chess 81 10 would be paid
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-05

CHICAGO, March J-S r. n.
The W heat market experienced reaction to-
day, and prices advanced about lie per bushel
on yesterdays quotation. The New York news
was favorable and the market closed steady at
the improvement. No Spring sold at 81 l4@s
Is; No Spring at 81 0sl2nl 10 and Rejected
Spring at ssea99c. There is little or no movement
In Flour. and prices are nominal
Old Corn duh and 20 lowe but new Corn was
firm and lc higher for fresa receipts Old No /
sold at SIC and new 1T 16op7Sc.
There was more activity IN the Dat market and
prices advanced &c, with sales at 67s(y64 lyc for
Winter and 6f 4es6ii &c for fresh receipts Of No l.
Rye was neglected and nominal. Barley was
more active at 81 l51aeal Is for No in store
HiRhwlnes were active and firm at an advance
Of &c per gallon Early sales ere made at -4Ns
75c, but towards the close several lots changed
hands at 71tp76iIc.
Timothy seed was dull and heavy, with sales
of good and choice lots at 81 5Oes2 s.. Flaxseed
ruled firm NJ s3 Tor good parcels. Glover Seed
was neglected and nominal.
DRIED fruits. particularly Apples and Peaches,
are III active request and command full prices.
Hides steady and nrm. Groceries firm and
buOyant.
There was an active inquiry for Mess Pork.
and 900 bbIs changed hands at so %. Prime
Mess Pork was Also IN good request ut ST. 5O(als.
Bulk Meats and Lard were quiet and without
material change. There was nothing done in
the market for Dressed Hogs. and prices were
nOmlnaaly unchanged