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WANTS. LOST.FOUND
Cavalry and Artillery
HORSES WANTED.

UDsce V -d8SsSLUHJ QuufteTndSteF. U. 3. A.,
augusta, Me-, March 18th, 1866.
Price Raised to $l60 and $40.
hS Proposals will be received at this ofice
sTA for the purchase OF Cavalry and Artillery
NIX Horses ior the use Of The q. s. Govern.
4&1Aemeat, till further notice.
hv[ses f5red Ior Tho Cavalry Service must be
sound in ali parieul srs, well broken in full flesh
and good condition, from l5 to l6 hands high. from
five to nine years old, and well adapltd Ia every
way to Cavalry purpo es. Price $l60. =
Artillery horses must be OF dark color, quick In
al particulars. quick ana acti G, well broken, and
square trotiers in harness. in good flesh and condi-
tion, from six to ten esrs old no. less than fifteen
and haf hands high, and not ess than tenhundred
and nifty POUNDS. Price TO be $40.
Any number of hoTss IRON one upwards, il an.
swtring the above description and passins rigid in
spec ion, will be received and paid tor in the Gov
ernment funds.
lHl gfHs THOS. G. WHYTAL,
I'm mch21 Capt. and Asst. Quartermaster U. s. A.
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MIDDLE A,.np MrN.

There are many men at the ago of thirty who are
troubled with toe frequent eyacoations from the
bladder, often accompanied by slight snarti,tg or
burning sensation, and weakening the system ia a
manner the patient cannot account for. On examln.
ing urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be
found, and sometimes small particles of semen on
albumen will appear. the color will be Of thip
nik hue, again changing to q dark and turbid
appearance. There arc many men who die OF his
difficulty, ignorant of the eause. which is ths
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RY gentleman, for him elf wife, and daughter,
1in private family living in mo 1erate style; will
surpish rooms II reQu red. Or world like to hlre
par OF house, comprising four or five rooms
Please address c. ID. 9j ComI ST. mch29f
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
TNVHE Southgate property. on Pleasant t, he lot
IL containing about 1900 square feet. + r terms
&c, application may be made to
GO. Z. y. JACK ,ON. Administrato-,
apl6dtf SO Exchange st,
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/ Kennebec Railroad.

nN and affer April 1st. next, all goods and arti-
" ces to be Forwarded ever this road viii be re-
near Portland Bridge; and goods and articles arriv.
Ing by freight train ior Portland will be delivered
there,
Passengers for any station this line or the An
drosccoggn X. r. will tat the cars at the new Pas
senger Depot. near Gas Works.
Notrains will run TO or Iom the Depot on Back
Cove after the 31st inst.
EDWIN MOVES Supt
Augusta, March ~, 1865. mch29d2w
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MISCELL.ANEOU
DIR. J. B. HUGHES
GAN BE TpUsD AT ass
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No, Temple Street

NJ HERE he can be cor llted privately, and with
w the utmost oon1de1cs by the afflicted, at al
hours daily, aud from A. r. to9P.M
Pr H. addresses those VITA are suffering under tbs
amicton Of private diseass, whether srising ron
impure connection or the terrible vice OF selfabusa
DeVonng his entire time to iiat pa cular branch OF
me medical profession, he feels -ranted in GUAR
ANTEEiNG CURE IN ALL ~ sse whether of Iona
sMsan9ng M or recently contracted, sntirey removing
lne aress o. disease from the system, and making
perfect and PJERAANENIi CURE.
he would call the attention OF the afflicted to the
act Of his long standing and well earned reputation
Gesa.
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70 Let.

A Mo-Tiil's Corner Yves brofk k. a Jew two story
IN briek house. pleasantly located. and con'siping
ing the ptemises. LEVI MORRILL, 4.
Wesfbrock. April 6, 1865. apl7dlw.
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FOE snIe or 70 les.

A GOOD Stand for the Wool pulling business S.
"a Also large Farm eituated in FalIo euth, about
two mome nts' walk from he Dspot Apnly to w,
OF hlddle St, EcL2 sdt1
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SchuylkilI Coal Notice.

SChuylkill Coal Notice.
tHE undersigned respectfully notify their irienos
u and the public, that the leases IRON the
Hew York and Schulkill Coal Comply,
FoRMERLY
The Forest improvement Company.
under which they have heretofore OPERATED various
Collieries in Schuy kill County, Pa, have severay
expired by limitation of the came, and the Com
pany having determined to engageln
Mining and Selling Coal,
the business will hereafter be conducted by said Com
pany In making this announcement, the under
signed dc sire to return their warmest acknowledge
ments to their numerous customers and friends lor
The liberal patronage extended to them during the
last seventy five years, and to solicit continuance
of the sam in favor OF the Nep York and chuylkiH
Coal Company, in hich senior is, and will con-
tiuue 10 be largely Interested -
CHAS. A. HECKSCaER & co.
45 South Street, New York,
February, 1865
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SECOND STAGE or sEMINAL REAKNEss

can warrant q perfect cure in such cases. and q
tull and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.
eau do soby writing in plain manner description
of their disease, and the appropriate remedies viii
be forwarded Immediately :
All correspondence strictly confidential and Will
be returned ii desired.
Address, DIR. j. E. HUGHES
No. O. Temple ST., Gcorner of MiddIel Portland
~ Send Stamp for circular,
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Real Estate for Sale.

A STORY and half house, situated in Cape EIiz-
IA aeeth, about mile fir IN Portland Bridge. and
short distance from The Town House, with from
two 10 eight scres OF land will be sold at bargain
Apply to j L. PARROTr, on the pr emises
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HOTELS.
" ebster House. HauOver 81. Ro,ton

4 The undersigned have taken the above
s&&ErS House for a term of ears, and have tntue-
s.kAsI.a " reiurnshed iE with " EurDiturs a. =.
JsEaai oets Beds sc. That it is now ona oft 10
- Mnestest, and in every respect one OF the
0ulnf rtabie hotels in Boston, conf ain n all tie
modern fixtures of tr t CT IS hotels hot snd cold
baths, SO. Twill be conducted in con ecticn wllii
will be opened July l, 1866.
We solicit he pairyIase of our friends and the
ira cling public. and will use our best ehoIts 10
please our patrons. Terms. So day.
febl7dsm JOB JENNESS & son,
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CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY
KORSES NANTED. . n-

ASSISTANT NTQUARTERM AsrER 8 OFFICE, U 81
Portland Me-, March 20 III, 1865.
HORSES WILDE purchased on application tothe
Ii undersigntd, at No, 292; Congress street,
IN ,rton Bcck) for he use of the u 81 Government,
until turther notice.
Horses for Cavalry service must be sound in all
par icu'ars well broken, in Iul fssh, and in good
condition; from ifeeu (l5) to sixteen (l6l haI DIS
high; from five l5) to nine 81 years old, and ell
adapted in every way to Cavalry purposes.
Artillery Horses, must be of dark color, quick and
active wei broken, and sq1are trotters IL harness,
in good flesh and condition; from Fix (6) to t10l
yea old. not les tnan fifteen and one-half 15Ij
hands high, and to weigh lot less than ten hundred
and fhy Q050) pounds.
Auy number OF horses will be received, and the
highe price paid ia Government funds not to ex.
ceed one hundred and sixty dollars lSl60l for
Cavalry and one hundred and seventy dollars (l70)
Tor Artillery, provided they con orm to The require
meets abbreviated, and lass the rigid inspection to
whic they wi be suit jected. s
1t is snestlY recommended that Farmers, or 9th.
ers, having horses for sale, esent tDem to the
dersigaed in person, as they will obtain retter
price for their animals than theg sold them to spec
ulators travelling through the country without any
an horty, aud whose sole object is to make money,
and WHO have not the feress of the serYice at
heart. 1t is believed that this method will insure
bet remuu alton to the owner, and the Govern
ment will thus be able to servceable class
ofanimals. 10 z
HENRY INMAN, E.
= maf29isdtf Capt. & q. Q. M, q. s. Army.
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Portable Engines

nF tho most approved construction, manu lctur.
~ ed BY ii. NJ. fAINE, at the Newbur1 DO { Mn.
CINE Works. These ng ne are well adaptea 10 a!
Drar ches of bushes r6 6quifing stet m powtr.
Portable eengInes OF ten horse power or the
OIL WELLS,
are made at these works, which are emnently adapt
Cd 10 tnat business, the having been detRBed with
sp ca refer nee thereto, by EDgnter Of large ex.
per stce as Superintenoert sru worker OF Ou
mens' ADDRESS, III. NJ. PAYNE.
Or Mes'Ts CHAs. ETAPITs soH, OF Por'ltAa
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Mirrors,
Mirrors

KNRFNcH and GERMAN Mirror plates 10 fine
II Geld and Black Walnut Frem ?, very low at
FULLER Il STEVENS,
mch2I al Mddn s..
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For sale.

In Cape Elizabeth, ~ niles from
AATA-A the city, on the direct road 10 tie
E9df1 EszsSsR Atlantic House, 80 acres If land
Ssa LLs.xs1lgAkA Which or early marketing cannot
es=@z-ssz--- - be eXceiIed- we'll wo 7ded-build-
ines good. Site cor mandipy view OF city. harhor
ana surrounding country. Terms easy.
Apply to DIR. Il. HUTCHINSON, on the premi-
ses. ap,7d6Wtf
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~ Ca aEennenE

s2e G&1ESm men
OF the condition ofThe Northwestern Insurance
~ Company ofOsaego, N. Y, on the first day of
January, 1865.
The anaount ofthe Capital Stock OF this Company
10 Que hu dred and fifty thousand collars
The Aesets of ths Company are w5h
ls.-Cash on hand, in Banks and In hands of
:, Agents, So 425 20
2d-ReaI Estate, unincumbered to the value
o. of Is.os7 so
lst liens a5 . 97,7-5I4
BIS cured by Mortaee on Vessel 5C0 90
h-U =. Five per cent 1910 Bonds $500 90
65h-Debts otherwise led l3 $40 20
7th--De5ts for Premiums 1884 90
Sth-An other sec 1ritiss and Investments 53025 IL
Total Assets 24O,77s IS
The Liabilities of this Company are
1st-Lossed adm. ted and not due, S.94s 90
2d-Losses u1aojusted, Including those wait
ing pr, of, 6,O74 IL
Sd-Al' other claims agsinst the Company, 5.O4O 40
Dated Oswego. January Is. 1865.
Signed, THO. IRWIN, Prest.
Signed, s. WARREN WHITE, Secy.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 2sth day Of
January, 1866.
signad WIN. MORGAN, Notary Public.
ELIPHALET WEBSTER, Agent,
No. is Exchange st.. Portland.
March 9th. 1865. mch27sod3w
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GRAPE VINES.

HAVE received from DR. Grant, a ftw o. his
Il choice Grape Vints Dsiot Il' q, and Jsro-
ella which Offer BY the hundred, dozen or Single
o. hi. prices. G. X DAVIS.
apl4d2w 50 ExohanEe ~
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For Sale.

NOV landing, from "Ida Abbott" from Porto
IN Rico:
25O Hhds choice Grocery Sugare,
30 suncIs Molasses,
leo Bags Coffse
w. ID. BORDWINE,
apl7 div 90 Commercial st.
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Farm tor sale.

OITUAIED in Westbrook, miles from Portland,
y oD the Bfi hton road, containing one huodred
acres, divided into Pasturage, Wot dland, and Til
lage, Contains large two-story Brick House, very
desirable Tor tavern. there is noee from PORT
land to Windham. Said Farm will be exchanged for
city property, or the vicinity Of the city Apply to
j. S. WINSLOW, Commercial St. or A. =. HAVEN,
on the Premises. apl2d2w*
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$50 REWARD!


A N experienced Milliner, TO GO ten miles out of
IN the city, Good wages will be given. Enquire
Of Mrs. Stevens, No. 100 Cumberland st or OF Mis-
G. &. Frost, Gorhsm, Me. apl5d1w*
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INSURANCE.
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
51 Waa ST, cor. William, NEW YORK.
JANUARY, 1866.
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
cation Risks.

The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY, upon the
frt mums terminated during tine year; TOR which
LeruhcaIes-are issued, bearing interest until re-
ieemed.
The Dividends in the Years 1854 and wero 40
por cent each. ~ ~
fhs Profits for % Years amount to the
Of e1o eo1 n0o
u which there has been redeemed by
Cash, l2,s5s,7so
The Company has assets, over Eleven Million
CoEtars, viz
United States and State of New-York
stock. City, Bank and other stocks, s4,974, 700
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise 2lS7, $50
ffemlum Notes and Bills Receivable,
Zeal Estate, Bond and Mortgages, and
other securities, S.l4O, $50
United States Gold Coin, 5ti, 800
cash In Bank, zS3,430
slI,Is3 800
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-12-01

b rhIENNE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-27


By Telegraph NBv YolE, Sept d.
cottop-Quiet and without material alteration at ~
case for middling
Flour-opened rteady for common grades and closed
perhaps 10c lower while better grades more act
i've and oc better at sos 10 for Extra State Ise
Q 90 for Extra \. b. D., and ls0il Is for Trade
Brands.
whisky-Steady; Western at 2s14G3 80.
Grain-wheat heavy and to &c lower on Spring and
to Dc better for Winter eoDi 6s for Chicago Spring
aud Mil. Club; 6sDl .oI1 for Amber Mil; 80 for
White Mich. Rye quiet Barley FIRM Barley Malt dull.
Corn lie lower for unsound soDsl for sound
mixed wesserp--Iatter for high mixed nearly yellow,
and N0c high xedin Oats In fair Request NJ
4sesoc for unsoand, and sse1Ssi1c for sound.
0roocgie.-cofee dull. Sugar in moderate request
eubasnd Mu.covado at ia4l3lc and $50 boxes Of Ha-
vana at lo5ze. Mola.ses quiet.
Hnps-Firn
Petroienm-firm 1T IS o3sc for Crude; 5S962e for
Refined in Bond. aud so1s2c for do Free.
Proviscns-Pork opened excited and higher and
closed heavy ~ - s5A - for msss, closing u
IS 81 cash. 81 90 43i 50 for 1861 do; 0ao29 %
for prime. and 81 ooo3o Is sor prime Also Coz
bbis for October. sellers and buyers option
s 81 oas IS. Bssf active Sales Of $50 bbls ~ q
0l2 90 pt.in snd IL 0eol5 90 for extra
Beef hams dali Cut Meats firm at ls1fOis1zc 70,
shoulders, and 1sozzISe for hasa. Bacon dali. Lard
nrmer q s3ie Butter srtivs and hrm At Sci
Ohio aud 4o0s2e sor state Jheese arm At l2o1elSr.
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7Tae1- - - an 7T,E -
Sherman and HIS Cauapaign.

sS-SA A..~4 @ -A0 &S~@A2~0OAe
This work, by Col. s. n. Bowman, and
Col. r. B. IRvIs, is likely to prove one
of the most popular books in the West, that
the war has called forth. The subject matter
is of general interest to all, and has . special
interest to hundreds of thousands of soldiers
and their friends, who participated in the bat
ties and marches of SHEaMANs campaigns,
or felt thrilling interest in persons that did.
Gen. SHERMAN, himself, in the following,
over his own signature, gives a very ample
endorsement of Col. BOWMAN, one of the
joint authors of the work:
LANCASTER, OHIO, July 81, 1866
C. B. RICHARDSON, $40, Broadway, N. Y.
SIR-Col. S. NJ. BOWMAN, an acquaintance
of mine since 1858, and more recently in the
service of the United States, has had access
to my orderand letter books, embracing copies
of all orders made and letters written by me
since the winter of 1872, with view to
publish memoir of my life and services, and
no other person has had such an opportunity
to read my secret thoughts and acts. / be-
lieve him to be in possession of all authentic
facts that can interest the general reader
am, &C., W. Z. SHERMAN,
Major General.
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Chicago Market.

Fran theChicago Evening journal sept z31
Wheat was dull. but there was a speculative de-
mand for No. spring, which ads snsed to 46l to
Az, but closed quiet 81 10. No. spring was
quiet at 81 Is to ~, and rejected 1t We: extra
spring was inactive and nominal. Winter wheat
was duli and sales were meager at l IS for No. |
red. and at | 4s for No. 2 red
Corn was dull and declined to lie with sales
at 81 TO 62 for No. !, 80 TO Gle for No. 2 and So to
53ic for Rejected, closing quiet at 61l to s2c for
No. i, and at 59i to 6oc for No. 2. Canal corn
afoat ges duh with light sales at 81 for No. and
at 6oc for No. 2,
The demand for Oats 49, light, and We note a
decline of lie per bushel. No. soia at 70 10 3sic.
No, 9 at IS to SOC, and rejected at % TO 235c AT
the close the market was very quiet at the inside
quotations.
Rive was dui at Zoe for No /, and at "a to Csc
for No 2 in store.
Barley was in fair request but Unsettled. and
sold from 80 TO Sec for No 9 in store.
Highwncs declined ic, with sales nj So 2l1 to
2.22.
Timothy Seed was quiet end sold at from So IS
TO I'll. for common to very choice grades. FLAX
Seed was easier. with sales at from 81 IS to IS.
Wool was quiet and note sales Of common to
good. Washed Fleece at from 81 to SAC. A few as
sorted lots have been sold at FROM IS to 60c but
the general average is from so to 55c.
Provisions were frm but inactive. Mess Pork
was in demand at $50 90 but there wera no sellers
We understand THAI large purchases we're made in
New York, on Saturday for Western account
Prime Mess was inactive and nominal. In Bulk
Meats and Lard there was nothing of consequence
done. lot of 5000 pieces Clear Sides, delivered
at keokuk. Iowa, sold at Ice packed.
Carbon Oil 10 firm and has advanced to n to IS
Linseed Oil is in better supply and Sc lower.
Lard Oil is scarce and higher.
There was more frmness in the Dry Goods mar
ket to-day, and with the stifening in prices bay
ers were more numerous, Prints arc steady Mt
32c for Merrimack D; sac for Merrimack W's; 81
for Richmond's and At Gee for American and Dun
ne'rs. Delaines are quiet at Sac. Standard
Sheetings are firmly held at SAC, dispatch re-
| ceived from New York to-day by Of our lead.
ing Dry Goods houses, says; STANDARD Sheetings
36c. Prints Withdrawn by agents. Jobbers out
doing large trade. Prices advancing.~
Good shipping eteers are in fair demand, but
the demand for stock Cattle is not good in con-
sequence Of the want of facilities for shipping.
We quote Hogs at $50 per 100 lbs more than on
Saturday. The market opens more promising
this morning than it closed Saturday. evening.
Light Hogs sell but slowly, and some brokers in :
form US they do not sell at all.
There are few Sheep in market and only mo-
derats demand. We hear Of no sales this morning
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jury from fhe vt weaabsr, and Il may Be- r.
garded ~ one of the largest oats crops ever
raised in the country.
The injury TO the hay in the West was very
great, but Ia the Eet II receiysd but little
damage from wet weather. Generally, the
gYSlty u yesy good, except in Ohio Indiana,
Hinns and Missouri. so :,
The corn crop, owing to continued vet and
moist weather. has escaped material injury in
the West. It NAV be regarded asthe greatest
crop raised in the loyal States.
The condition of the tobacco crop was f.
vorable, the weather helping Il very msch,
but, as reported last month, the amount plant
ed is much, lesssthAn last year, especially IN
the largest tobacco producing States.
Sorghum, like the corn CROP. Is excellent.
Buckwheat, if not injured by the present
frost, win be good.
Potatoes-in many localities there we're IN
dications Of rot, and in some places the crop
is much injured by continued rot, and the
moist weather since the first Of September
occasions apprehension that the disease may
prove Injurious; but still the yield may be
good, as the amount planted was SO much
greater than usual.
In all the States except New York, the
crop has ripened we'll, but in that State the
crop has sustained an injury OF hive ana q
quarter-tenths from lice. The crop Is
therefore, injured seriously, for in 1860, New
York produced 8, 100, 600 pounds out OF ~
OOO, 600 pounds raised in the whole country.
Roots and gardens were never better Ev.
ery State returns decrease In the NUMBER OF
fattened hogs. The general decrease is about
one tenth from the number last year, so far as
returns were published. OF the number
packed last year in the West it was 2, Az, 779.
A tenth decrease on this number would be
242 OFT
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fFrom the Democrat Of the 25th. /

From the Democrat of the 25th.]
I Flour-Market steady and firm 1T the advance
of yesterday on medium extras, with other grades
well maintained in price Sales family At $l2 So;
do low and common double extra at so to - IS;
do fall single extra 1t s. ivered; do single extra
at 81 35, and do branded extra at 81. We quote
fail super at rs to Is; spring do 50 to 4.
Wheat-A higher price was paid for choice fail,
but other grades were heavy and dall. Sales of
extra choice fall at 50 40 do choice at Is to rs;
do strictly prime and choice at to 10; do prime
at so to 921; do common fall ut 40 to As;
do spring at / 35; do poor fall at 20 to 80. and
do very poor at 90c to 81 per bushel.
Corn-Market unchanged. Sales white and
choice mixed at CSC; do mixed at 67c; do mixed
and yellow, in new sacks, at &c, and do rejected
at 50 to SOC p bushei.
Oats-Markct inactive and unchanged, and
sales choice at 4se; prime at 4sc per bushel.
Barley-Therc was steady demand for prime
spring, with sales of choice spring at l 10. and
prime at 05 per bushel, SKIS returned.
Rye-Market lower, with sales of prime in lots
1T 60c p bushel, SKIS returned.
Provisions-Nothing transpired in pork and
lard We quote mess pork at ~ to 20 so; prime
lard in tierees at 2Gc; in kegs Mt 21c. Bacon is
steadily advancing the stock is giving out, with
small sales of clear sides ut 2li TO 22e; and shout
ders at III to l8c. Scarcely any hams in market.
We quote sugar-cured at 254 to 2Sc.
Hay-The market WAS dull and Eat, Govern
ment buyers beingout. Sales tight pressed tiIno-
thy at SIG per ton.
onions-The market was slow and heavy; sales
prime and choice at 50 to soc per bushel
Potatoes-Not many wagons were in to-day,
and prices were hrmer at so to 60 per Dbl for
Neshannocks, aud 81 to ! 10 for Millers, buyers
furnishing barrels.
seeds-Timothy is dull and dropping Sales &,
65 per bushel, skis returned; and several small
lots fax at rs per bushel.
Butter-Dernand good for higher grades and
dull for common. Choice dairy at 30 to 4oc; com
mon at 244c u h.
Eggs-Market steady and irm at IS to 2ec per
dos, recounied aud shippers count.
Cheese-Market firm, and prime selling al lqe
r. 10 net.
Tallow-Nonc offering. Demand steady, and
last sales at Is to l5sc for irregular and straight
lots.
IL. to lie for dry sailed, and s3c for green
sailed.
Wool-Denaud steady: tub washed at IS 10 ca
fleece washed at Ace; UNIV shed at IS TO SIC.
Beans--There is little if anything doing In the
market, and the price Is nominal SAY from SOC &c
s 80 r bushel, in quality.
Fea,hersIn steady demand at so to s5c pei
pound.
Chickens-In demand; spring at 80 to IS
mixed and old 50 to 90 per dog.
Salt-Market active and sales liberal. of domes-
tic at 80 per bbl- We quote q at o5 to II
per sack; I. I. at 2 90.
Groceries-Markct steady and quite firm. with
moderate business We quote prime Porte Rice
sugar at IL to ie prime Cuba at l5ic; musce
yado at ia TO i5c; prime Rio coffee at 80 to 81 ic
skimmings at IS tc 2ac; Java ct 81 TO 4oc: mo
lasses so to IS per gallon. Rec liz and l2io IL
SKIS per H..