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, 1864-04-04

Barley was In good demand and prices dr, With saes
ofHc.2 IN ttora at 81 .2s9125
There Hhs considerable activity Ia Lake Freights
aad We note engagements Of ten vessels at So
of cofn and loc for Wheat to Buffalo, 5c for Corn to
oGdensburE. and Sc for Wheat to Saginaw.
disaVtnes wero unusually brisk and hnoYant, and
tho market wa very nr1u, With saies Of about $500
btls sats&H@sac-closmE frm.
Tho demand for Mees Pork was activ at a. sad VIC
note sa'es of brls at 81 SCR % for city and 50
delivered at Milwaukee. Included In these sales was
lot of2 90 brls citypacked Ness On private torus
Hesdee this, however 100 hra Clear Pork sold At
S4 and 500 bsls N. o. Pork at so. Bulk Meats were
SCARCE and nrp, with talcs OF Shoulders st sA9SKc
loose, and oc packed, md Hams q. 1oosc. SWEET
picked HaIns were in good demand ut l2Hc. There
was also good demand foe Picked Shoulders, and
go tcs changed hands at IS terce Of 80 ns Lard
vs. s1et md afsads at 12sl2e prime kettle rem
There wxs an active demand for Glover Seed. and
we note aa advances In prices Of SOC bushel with
ssCs at $7.2s2lo. Timothy Seed wAs steady at s,sQ
cas-. Flax Seed was In good demand, and steady at
ss862i3. Huncarlan Or iss seed was so1d at s..to.
The market Tor Beef Cattle to-day was we'll spp-
pued-the receipts footing up 1884, and owing to IN
favorsbe news from Albany and the Eastern markets
generally the market suffered decline OF Der
Ito tors-w1th sales Of rs head. 1t ssso37.oreAieoy
at $5A@65o. ~
The market for Hogs was actiYs and steady. with
saIes of 600 head Ut sao@76o chiefly at Js1as7-.
: Sugars are very mr ertttcd in New York, ana al
30 In this markcts and with arge absorption q. the
supply on speculative account. We nota further nd.
vance Of Hc on HAru and A9Hc on Refined Sugars
generally. :
In Groceries the general demand Is scarcely a. &C.
tive bat prices OF s tho eaelng staples rule very
nsm with IN Upward tendency.
In Carbon Oils there has been much frmer tone,
reaultin9 from the limited supply and Increase
ofthe value ofeight Of 1oc. Previous quotations Of
White Oh hare eavAneed 1c per gallon.
In Hides the receipts have been lsrges and with
more activity ii tho market prices rule nfmer but
with no quotabie change. =
Tobacco is rather excited owing to large spccula-
tive demand. Manufacturers hare adranred thclr
prices zc on manufactured Snuff Is sar3 rm with m
advance ol 1oc on previous quotations. Z
....: LATEST. =: -
There was = no.e aetiye demand fol Hlshwtnss IN
the afternoon and evening, owing to more favorable
advices fsom the East, and prices advanced ic per
gallon with sa1es OF 500 bols at cthe market clos
Ing with buyers at SIC. but no sellers. Wheat wss
stendy and unchanged. Oats were in good dsuaud
and smwth sales of10 900 huehel. No. at &c. Mess
Pork was also In active demand at Sa2.oe, but good
brands were generally held at sesoo.
, 1864-04-04

lFfom she Toronto Globe. March b.
Alter ten days Of plotting and maneuver-
ing, Messrs- Cartier, Macdonald g. Co. have
succeeded In patching up Government! J!
The 1act was announced last night In the
House Of Aseembly-the personnel and policy
Of the new Ministry having been declared By
Mr. Cauchen in French, and bT Mr.. John
Hnlyam Cameron in English The new Min
listers arc as follows:
i Sir E. p TAcnR, Premier, Receiver General and
Minister OF Militia.
Hon. &. Z. CAnTHr.. Attorney General East.
Hon. A. T. GAIT. Finance Minister. .
Hon. J. c. CuAfA1s, Commissioner OF Public
Hon. 2 DAn1 MCGEE, Minister Of Agriculture.
Hon. HECTOR LANGEElE, Solicitor General East.
Hon. JoHN A. MACDONALD, Attorney General
West
Hon. A1ExAxpEn cAnrnE11, Commissioner OF
Crown Lands.
bon n. Il. Fo4E1, Postmaster General.
Hou. 1aAAo BnGHAK&N, Chairman Of the Com
xuittees Of Council.
Hon. Jons 6nHso1 Ntngara}, Provincial secre-
taEJ.
Hon IAurs C<,f,Fr1-nw Eo1fe1tor General weat
, 1864-04-04
Pittsbur4 Market.
Especial Dispatch TO tho Chicago T1fhun


PIITaDuR1, Aprilc, l66s-
PETEoLauA Market Qulet to-dsy. Sales 4oo bals
ateac. Arrival Of da brls cruce aud 1855 brs Refined
20 Transaction In refined. Prices t1m At former
quotations.
River h,sh Steamboats, returned late this tseven,nx.
New York Money 11arket-April z.
s1oeKs-f1Fst hoard Irregular and generally lovez,
GoLI--Gb4c. ........ ............
, aoN1r-ln good supply and active deyaad at 6a7
sTRR11xo Ex6nAxas-outes a. 17aats'.
GoIn-steauy. OPENING d sc56, DO hniuG to SIX, ad-
vAIc1nE to h6E, aat closing firm ut 6s4.
Total exports O. fp"ctc t0-dav, $..3.22o.
GoyEtSAENT ETnCKsHSseady. u 8. 81 81, cnu-
gcnss. llsz@i1sz: tso coupons llcsotiex; ISIS III
NV TORE. April::=The receipts It tho Custom
House day were 3l3a1ls 80 In gold
e. y siss Eesetgts ,os re we're
s.lee As ths mining Eoard Hilton sX, Hilton 8 %
5k Coup Lake ~; P'essau'on Esy i: Mountain Gold
-: 0utonl goH 5 !; Flint seel IS; do liz; do l5K .
AnE4r y isle koyu bo ~; french Crcas 7x ;do
* E1:nfa 2H Gregory Eo.c 3,11 do SO Cen-
Eoaton quotations, April 2-central =; Fsanklta
571 Iiarc, cf TX linren uk Isis Royal q Mes-
naId =: Pewaoic 6af Quincy IS Rock lslnk i8 Gu
pct3oE II.
, 1864-04-04

ff1me 10 extra qualities
Common to medium.................,., 550tSS %
SATURDAY EVENING, 'Apral 2--The receipts OF
Hogs for the week Row closed heavier than dur
Ing any previous week Of the present year since
January II. They nre larger than the recetpsa OF
last week, and 6s1 in Of the week preceding
that The supply Of dressed hoss amounts only to a5
agalnBt 659 the previous WEEK aud d6e tht
week before that So that willis there is considerable
diminrtlon In the receipts Of dressed hogs there
Is. large increase Of live. This. hoxo4er, Is
considerably due to the Increase Of stery fed hogs
at the present time, instead OF few weeks Later
IA has been the case In previous seasons, In the
transactions OF the market during the naat waet
there has beena daily unvaryins actiylty, and trm
ness which fayoFAS;y Contrasts with The chan4es
which have occurred In some Of our Eastern markets
and which indeed Is unusual here some Of the most
important sales OF cora fed hogs have boeu made at
prices In advance OF any previously rnade In this
market This however, Is bat natural result OF tho
present sma and still dirlniehtng supply Of cho!co
qualities There has baen far deussna for dIsiirerv
fed hogs and for good Lard Yielding stock h market
has been actfge and firm at high prices We hotdIe.
note the receipt Of larger proportion Of conmon,r
qualities for which It is evident that the demand, 1t
present limited, is doomed to decline. a. an tndca
ton ofthe present rates paid for disuery fed hogs
We note ono or two sales made today: n. Blown
to uuntley s., weighing 2s Ds ut 1851: Is averaging
t165 bs At $6-55; and otherx Of similar character
Stock hogs are in rather better demand sales being
made at prices varJtnx from S5o0@6.1o. Wo note two
lots sold to-day to j. g.. Williams OF H. weighing 81
nB, ut snd 152, wefghtrg 10 ns, ut $so0 AneItra
lot waa purchased by ". II. Tlden Of 1o5. Webbing
III ms, At $a2s. The receipts to-day amounted to
above $3.50 head, and the entered sales to 4ns7 At
prices ranging nom $500 60 principally ut ss81a
S55. There Was scarcely so many buyers as usua1i in
the yards. but In consequence OF there being faw
large operators. the receipts were disposed of In lea.
than The usual dfue The market coains this evening
, 1864-04-04
Qh!ea4u Uribune.
MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1854.
GRANT AND TIE POTOMAC ARMY,


GRANT AND TIE POTOMAC ARMY.
The Comprehend papcrs arr ALREADY nrea;ct.
ing The faiiurc OF Gen. Grant and the hreslinr
out of civil war in the Nortt, in consconence
thereof The wish is father tn the ttnnpht-
The N. 7. lera,d, for exam,,,e saw:
Greeley should beware. If Gen. 6ront taontd
r. XIX = ns ensng eanlgg a.d ea ret :. ,1f Isf
win Be sacTiced to he xenseanee Of an crsspera-
ted and outraged people.
N%fant shonld fall, why anou,o Inefe uo
civil war IN the MOTH. "na' aoIe4.s n.s o..u. !
success sr iaaofe 70 90 W.1a 'ns t%s pass " ~.
Norths Ii N us pmPns .%4. y. AAe .eppei-
heads 10 oeg.h eu.n 'onk , ~ sateueo alo,,n'
1hor apa .Sa m1,en NC ~ pt' nos oy ~ sls.
1nemoet as Unoa, 'us wv ~ suouue suc sf'o
c N4s. - ~, P.ot.n ~ W .1> la,io1e ., ..
ua4 ~ 49, "o1.o 0ssm o., - 1eeaey m!n
tS..s-1.a..enL .s ..~.A Iu-1 w ue eaet !nseo 70
sus 1s-nt aseu naAs.44 ~ sA'speiata eoppetneaos'
~, ~ x,s&s x~ .e ue ecsonu one! 1nese
W. w nD"s w WV ~ F" e1i 10 W 1eceNe-
-Ae "e'NS4 s'ee w ~ es5 1nat Il otsnt
.ne M..;r1..;t. - -,
hsps desfrT ts nnhrnnadsnr n III cr.pt Mla ri nodi
The people tps cast loose from another taIth con.
soaon ano HnalcaT OF the worst description must
ii fh. rone W;H o,,ce n,o,e fa,i Innn S;tne1ai
McMellsn, and grand tide Of popular enthuslaau
VIII e.n5 that hero 70 'ae tfes'aenes' =
.Ah, now We afe eetIng at The mar1o" IN
the bone. 6rant'8 1atlure ID predicted 10
make sure Of 1t the Melaellanites In the army
are anstructea how to raise grand tide Of
popular enthusiasm for young Napoleon"
TINT "FM ca11y that hero to the Presi
dency.". The d1ut thing Is to eecare Grants
defeat. the next is to get up civil war
n the North; the third step is -to destroy
public confidence in Grant," the fourth is to
produce confusion and anarchy Of the worst
description" and the list step In the plot is
At to elevate Gen. Mcclellan to the Preslden-
cy on grand tide Of popular enthusiasm"
Gen. Grant seems to understand perfectly
Inc feelings Of the Mcclellan Copperheads
towards him, and to have taken prompt aud
vigorous measures to defeat their conspira-
cy. His first step il to re-organize the Poto-
mac army and weed out OF 1t all that class Of
officers who on 50 many occasions have sac
1iflced the natien1s interest to their incusable
, 1864-04-04
#iHrRIlanRnnE.
HlGEG.

IODINE wATEE.
4 Eoluuon Of Iop1yn IN pufo 17Arxx, w.r4ouR a
4oLVEET.
1t acts lpoa the
LfvKn, K1DNHYa,
16ao1lV1 UhaANty AND GLANpuLAh 9IHk1xA
The Ertst srccets which has sttended the Es4 =
1e1HA ~A-@&I - YEiSh1e praCtlces and the t.sdca.,
nens cf H1an MEDICAL AITHoaIT1, enables n =
recommend II, feeling confident that with ta1r ts:
It VIII attsst1ts own e1ce1euea In tho cure Of Sore
fuda IN nj fsrns. Co.sunpuon, Canrer, Broachfre
Heast. Liver, and Kidney Complaints P1ples on sa,
lace. RAeunanRn. feursEia. Nervous A1eot1ees
Feu'ala Eeatnesa, 9Jspeos.s. Dehiuty, syphEx
Hexcu1iAl Diseases. Sc.
Full dsect1sns accompany each bottle
frtce II per bottle, or half dozen 1t one nme,w n
Sold BY druggtsts Ke1eraIly
loDU1 "A1xR Is a scie1stac discovery, preasxs,,
only BY DR.. 4. ANDERS Co, ,Phyaieiaaa and taata-
Hts, 70 Broadway. Nav York.
Bold by R1 tee n gHApr
4e2s-t171s1. KAwGs1dp 1&fIafe usreet- En,stes
, 1864-04-04
POLITICAL.


The State election in Connecticut takcs
place On tie 9Th Inst. Last year her Union
majority was e5So: The following are the
rival State tickets:
Union copperhe1d.
Gee;: :.Tm: 4; Buckingham 2EIsen $: Seymour.
ste.saateJ: nam. TTnmbull. James u. aoyL:
Coa. -...Lcman ". Caller. Lloyd &. Baldwin.
The Union State Convention Of West
Virginia, will be held at Parkersburg, on
Wednesday, April 3oth, to send delegates to
the Baltimore Convention.
The state election in Rhode Island takes
place on the 9Th inst.
AT the Town election in Sing Sing, n
r, on the Goth inst, Frederick C. Burrhur
was elected Supervisor, Union galn Of 800
The Cincinnati City election takes place
today, {Monday.)
The New Hampshire R1trlct now, denies
that the infamous libel upon the female
teachers at Hilton Head was ever published
in the RItriot, the Boston Courier first gave
currency to the libel as copied from the h-
t5iot. The Eastern Argus, to which the libel
has been traced, now says tlat 1t was copied
from the Ohio Crisit, to which 1t was credited.
The attempt to trace this monstrous calum-
ny to any responsible source seems likely to
fail But those who gare 1t additional cur
rency cannot Grade responsibility to an out
raged public opinion. We do rot wonder
these taducers and yl1lifers of women try
to SHIFT the responsibility. 1t ras = dirty
trick unworthy OF man. -
The Republicans at Grand Rapids, Mich
igan, have nominated city ticket ns follows:
Mayor, Chauncey c. Allen; CLERK, ". S. H.
Welton; Marshal, Henry Brewer; Treasurer,
Frank Baars Directors of the Poor, Frank
Van Dsiele, Harmon Luten. The Eagle says
that in many respects this ticket is the best
ever offered to the suhtnges Of the people Of
that city.
= The N. T. Tribune Of the 50th nit. con-
taIns the following significant dispatch: .:
HARTFORD. Conn.,, Tuceday March q, 1854.
We had great meeting here list night. The
Coppe1heAds h1esed rs to their hearts content
hut bore It gracefully becauee At every mention
9f George Warrington, Thomas Jefferson, and
Gen. Grant they hiRsed binder and louder, Ser
peEts that they are, they were tuc to their blood
and race RlcuAHD DusTEEp,
RuTcs F. AspHsws.
-- On Tuesday last the town OF OssinIns,
Westchester county, n. 7 elected Union
Supervisor-the first time that town ever
elected Republican.
, 1864-04-04
PAT O,GRADY AND THE WAR.

The Copperheads are entitled to credit for
industry and perseverance, in behalf Of the
insurgents Their main eudeavors at this
time are directed towards weakening public
confidence in the national cutreney and in
the ability Of the Government to overthrow
the rebellion. Herr il specimen Of the talk
used to discredit the Legal Tenders taken
from the Springfield State Register:
Does any citizen OF this country pcriously ex-
pee1 that a g1ee1hsck dollar viii ever Be wo5th q
dollar, Teddy, It Is Serth about s. cents year
dollar is these depTee,ated promises to pay a are
ths sss i vden
streets. md the carpenter who makes wood. work
for eM ho9Eea, t15es the greenhaeks It what they
Sss q 70 ~, q tSE as1s hs sse thFes da5
worth one dollar and three quartesr. The banker,
however; takes them for their market value, and
shaveS them to the full Extent Of their depreciation
And thus the 1aborcr and the capitalist etsnd On
yery different levels as regards sustaining tie bur-
: deus Of this fearful wnr.
" While this language exhibits the malign1ty
OF the reptile, it displays the stupidity OF the
nes. II the banker takes the .green-
backs" for their market valne how does he
manage to "shave them to the full extent Of
~tbeir depreciation p Does he not also pay
them ont at their market vs1uee 1.-The re-
T.. ceiyes them At IS cents In gold does he not
disburae them at the same rate, unless in the
meantime. the price OF gold has gone up or
:. down. Wherein does he stand on Different
footing from s'P2t O'Grady," unless it bc
that he handles more of them The capital
ist and the 1aborer stand exactly on the same
level rs regards sustaining the burdens Of
the war. The cost Of the war is sustained
: by capital md labor.
The cost Of the WAY Is taken ont of the
!. Joint products Of capital and labor. One
stands as much Of the burden as the other
Capital and labor are equal partners In bpsi-
ness. Each Is essential to the other. With
out capital to support lnbor it stsrves. With
out labor reproduce capital it fots. Work
Ing together they support each other; they
are mutually dependent, and the capitalist
and the Workmen obtain their bread and raj
nent from the joint product. The cost of
the war must be betrayed out Of the surplus
earnings OF capital and labor. But the Beg
fsseT 5ackanapes seems to be ignorant Of these
simple elementary principles Of political
economy.
uoes any caIfzGn' 1ne 1fsg'seT ASKS.
seaaoo3t5 expect 1nat q g.eenoaek oo41a!
WILL ever ee "of1a oo1lT we answer
1nat no cau1en ou1 Z eonnImea seeess.omst'
wy uSeSe3 - suo ueo1i =. 'os nou'
~ -. III iuueou sn a.., - pt ~ nowa oos.a
.Ds1s M.,sa - @ ~ sNN. ~. W ~ seu,s III,
s ~ 1..s. 49, ..,,s ao,a 80 .e.s H W.
E ~ -ss -. @ 49, eas.ost,,," su ~. -.
oo,a ,ata.aef hon5s .,,,1 +eo ,nns+ ~ 49, 49,
Ea.h;no csn n,s-snttbs ] ~, snnrsc,a,;on w. @ ~
tasSa. E. -. 1900 ~ dastrratsa, ~ - 80 -
.r1.;ss1 ra,,;,aiat;o,, ~ ths N.t;ono, - a,ht ~
, 1864-04-04

IN rarry;ae cnt the forccoinc contract which ID
tue md nithiul conT q tho original mada with
Msior ". II. Haynrs o M G. s. A. and sp-
pro1ed brow, + b. Lieut. uen'' Kilby Bm IL, upon =
c,mmcndation by letter by Hon, James 4. 3eddou,
Secretary Of War, June Is, 1855, hereby clothing
sG MN Will a n s 10 oG a. r
tlncs for me and in nj nsme. as may be necessary
to eaect1ats the objects of said cooaes auq fas.
@ bereunto m To- set nv hand and scaI Tie dsy aud date
above written. {otsned.) f,
uvftn,au.- % l. eh''ns''AA: l'e91
Signed, /. B. Rcnnrs, [
Signed, \. Il. fonnEs1ER.t
Farlne1 oroe1s were gwen u -ni. oniees-
tet uom llme 10 ume ior osnei i.iS4es aesa-
90 ~ tne army, anu ~ mnl n.uu s,:t o'st+o us
agent 70 oe nuea. but ene lnli!l4sy, ops.a-
elons OF last t~snmmer ,antef1erea win me
practical e1ecnson Of these oraers, sno IN
september me secretary o. war maas tne
tonoW"g 'naofSement Oh nls oi'slnaA 1estee
10 Ten om1ta: -,
- 81 r. fs;, ~ WIra.bn-e VI nnS tns
, 1864-04-04

re mare no change to notice In the horse market;
except that the7r is An Improved inquiry for high
this description about % head have bet so1 1T r
Nitea Gothic Stable On Fitth strcet. Among them
pa{ anEsss At sa; horae At s1:5 q sl.s 4 :ls3
af Ass st ~ *soe essh At s2o each and At so
at aurtion at an aretaEe of 8s5 = head.
At Morsans St. Iousa stock mart. coruef OF Carr
and Fifth Streets 6 heatl Of horses the properly OF
private have bsen sold at a average Of
dcmned Gove5nmtut stock has been sold. But FEW
hare yet ccmc,up from b. low this spring. Gnvorz-
Hent Contractors still buying artillery ard clynl
y horses at the prices last quoted.
, 1864-04-04

Town and City Elections.
Elections will take place tomorrow Tues
day) all over the State for town and munich
pal officers We will be much Obliged to our
friends II they will forward us the result as
soon a8 known,
, 1864-04-04

FROM CAIRO,

InhuEaan Barbaritles Of the Rebels ut
pnducah-Sc0iPfngO our SoldlcFs-VI-
ynlh-NFonaen Exposed to our Fire
By the Rebels.
, 1864-04-04

Ioal.. 5d
The ms1ket during the weak has shown = fair In
pEoyement in tho receipts OF Beef Cattle and III It's
general activity There was up tolast evening good
demand for prime shipping Cattle and also for good
medium qaattss, npon both Of Vhteh IN advance Of
1e5c had t1tcn plzcb On la1t Sat1rdays quotations
There has bfeu marked change In tho tna.v
With ~ evident ooTaTasd tendency, The;adyance
which had previously madohas rot bean sustained,
the market cIcstng 1t tbs quotattons given 1t the
c1otc Of lssr Saturday s market.
The following arc the eoanF prices Of the market
~ w. 'As 20 - o1os1xa rR1ozst..J
Prime to extra qualities oo7e0
Medium to prime aaaltiss 754si5
SATURDAY EyE1No. April 3.-Durink the earlier
part Of the week this receipts wezr Of ve.y limited
character, 10 much 70. that there less than the
usual attendance Of buyers, aud considerable din
Guilty Nas ioun1 IN a1ceEs1aing the correct tone Of
the market. The supply Eince Thur1dAy consider
ably Increased ~ atso did the denand, and au
adranee ofIa31sc both. On Shipping and Medium
grades Of stockwas conceded. So far appearances
went, on ThufsdaJ and Tsaterday, there was every
re2s on TO suppose that very favorable reaction In
favor Of sellers had taken place. This state Of thlass
haf been considerably modified to-day ;w1th receipts
amounting t. about 100 head, the entered sales ara
only II head. aud although several G1ovel OF good
Shipping Cattle h&Fe been offered We note the eae Of
but one lot Of ulinoaSscF1 as the Southern yaTusby
J. Gr1dleJ to Patterson, consisting Of = hc.d aver.
aging 1868 De- n $780, 70 which may be added some
charges ofEelEht these were however sold to arrive
They are really extra drove and were fed by A. J.
Watkins, Of Knox county: Illinois. To account for
thin atercd feeling among Shippers, 1t appears that
thrfn haa been eeTeaBondinE incrcasr III the
shipnents for The Eastern markets dur1ax the woeh,
with that which has fakan place In ths receipts Of
this market ~ compared wlth the two previous
weeks 1t also stated that tho arrivals It the Bridge
since Sunday last of Beef Catss fnl little short Of
30 ezs and there IL aone reason to believe that Al
baDy market has been less favorable 10 dzoyes1.
There ~as soEe Improvement during part Of tho
week In the detnaad for Government cattle this has
ataia declined the sales yesterday aud today being
very limited: Fortunately for owners, the supply vis
not very abundant Or there would probably be fur
ther decline to nste Ia this evenings quotations of
the market. So far preseut information OF tho re-
sources OF the cattle supplying districts viii enable N
toIrdge. there appears fair prospect Of good Sup
ply fer the BpFng trade but 1t ia tolerAhly evident
that oxnezs will rs far possible choose the beat
tme for making their Shipment. The entered saiea
to day smount to rs he2d, at principally at
s5,soG6!n per 100 ns. Upon medium to pt:ne qual,-
Ties price: haye declined 1aat5c, with flight down
wazd tendency In the market
, 1864-04-04

The total receipts Live Hogs for tho week endur
to-day amonat according to the daly returns posted
on Change, to 1.7s5 hesd, This - .7os hesd mora
than we're received last weak, ind .a. head 166rs
thsn tie receipts ofthe corresponding week Of last
year.
, 1864-04-04

There s2t llttle elayer offering. Holiers vere
firm at Is c5 at which price there was good deaui.
me market fnr timothy was heavy. Lots were offer
ed 1t 92.6o Jahber5 ask $3.50 from store. Flax WAS
In moderate deusud at 1850. There Was not much Of
fer1ng, snd consequently little done.