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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
PROBATE NOTICES,

NOTICE is hereby given that the following Ad-
~ lnlulstrators and Guardians have filed their
accounts in the Probate Court of Holmes coup-
ty, ohio, which viii be for hearing
On Nonday, 4ug,est IN, 1865.
Final account of Nathan Drake, Admir- of la
cob ShireS jr. decd
Final account Of Charles Craig Admr OF
Matthew Williams. decd.
Second account of Jonas Drushel Guardian of
Abraham {. prushel, Ninirya |. DruShcl, Geo.
W. Drushcl, and Charles II. DruShcl
FIRST account OF John B. Painter, Admr. Of
John StifIier, deceased.
Second account of Jonas DruShcl Guardian of
Nancy J. Drushel and EraStus W Drushel
Final account of James Ramage, Admr of
Abner Ramage. deco
second account Of John Cary, AGmr. of Jacob
Bodcnhamer, decd.
First account of B. c. Brown, Admir-. Of Mary
WOlgamOt. decd.
First account of Nathan Drake Executor of
barbara LongShore. decd.
Third account of George Neaely, Guardian OF
Sarah V. buchanan.
second account of David Korus, Admr. of
John kOrnS, jr. decd.
JAMES \. ESTILL,
July l3, 1875. Probate Judge.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

GEN SHERMAN ON TnE ISSUE The
gentlemen of negro equality persuasion will
please augment the volume Of their howl.
ten. SHERMAN has again betrayed the
country-that is to say, that portion of il
where the negro cnfranchiscmcnt fanalcs
bear sway. At indianapolis, on Tuesday
of last week, he declared in his speech to
the thousands Of prcatfu citizens who wei
coined him, that he Opposed negro suf-
'iragc and lndiocrminatc intercourse with
''thc whites" He believed "the whites
must have the governing power aud he
thought he negroes might be colonizcd in
FLORIDA, and admitted to representation in
Congress
"Colonizcd in Flonda!' And are the rad
cals to be deprived of the privilege Of "col-
onizing' them in crcry state on the occasion
of a general election.
Admitted to representation, And are
they not TO be admitted as representatives?
Curse the hero, yc Philipscs and Par.
senses and Buffers and Summers and Anna
Dickinsons. For never, since he led his
great army in the immortal march from At.
lanta to the Atlantic, bringing in certain
spoils of war, tersely enumerated by him
as many ncgros, mules and horses" has
there been so good an opportunity for cast
ing foul words at the most brilliant soldier
Of modern times.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
LEG NOTICE.

S,ARAH KARR and John Karr her husband
- Maria HaNtOn, Anna Conkle and Alfred
tonkle her husband, Mary HaXton, Jane HaX-
ton, Richard HaXtom, samuel IIaNton and Mary
HaNtun, widow of John HaXtOn, deceased, will
take notice that II petition was nled against
them on the 18th day OfJune, 1865. in the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the county ot
Holmes, Ohio, by Andrew HaXton and is now
pending wherein said Andrew HaNton de-
mands partition of, and the assignment OfdOw-
er to the said Mary HaNton, widow, in the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit: The southeast
quarter of section twenty-five, of township
eight and range six, OF the eunappropriated lands
in the military district subject to sale AT ZaneS-
vile, Ohio, containing one hundred and sixty
acres, situated in Mechanic township, Holmes
county, Ohio, and that, at the next term of said
Court to he held November 7th 1855, the said
Andrew lIaNton will apply for an order that
PARTITION may be made of said promises and the
sSignmcnt of said dover therein.
ANDREW HANTON,
Petitioner.
CRITCHFIELp Il UHL, Atty's.
June 18th, lSi5.-w7
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
Petition for Partition,

ELIIABETH FARNER. Jacob Farvcr, VII.
II liam e. Faryer. solomon !. Farycr iona.
than FarVer, Elizabeth FOuch and John Fouch
her husband, Maria Faryer and Anne Faryor oi
the county Of HOlmc, and State Of Ohio, and
Abraham FarYcr, barbara Fair and solomon
Fair her husband. who reside in the State of
Indiana, are hereby notified that petition was
Nlcd against them, on the 18th day Of June. lsJ.
in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Court Of Com
mon Pleas within and for the county ofHOlmes
by George G.. Farvcr, and is now peulipg.
wherein the said George g. Farver demands
PARTITION Dl the real estate situate and being III
said county Of Holmes ana state Of ohio. tD-vit:
Being the southwest quarter Of the north west
quarter Of section eighteen, in township nine,
Berlin and range six, containing forty acres.
Also, the west half Of the the south west quar-
ter Of section eighteen, in township nine, Der.
nm and range SIX, containing eighty acres
both OF which tracts are Of the unapprOpriatcd ed
lands in the military district subject to sale al
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Also, being the northwest quarter Of sect or
eighteen, in township eight. German Il rang.
I'VE. OF the unappropriated lands in the militia
Also, the middle part OF the west sid. Of tn.
northeast quarter OF section eighteen, in town
ship eight, German and range five, containing
two acres.
of section eleven, in township eight. Mechanic
and range six, containing eighty acres. except
ing thtrty-two acres Off the east side thereof.
heretofore sold to- and now owned by John W.
FarVcr.
And that ut the next term Of said Court TO be
held in said county on the eth day Of November
lSil the said George q. FaTVpr will apply for an
order that the reasonable dover Of Elizabeth
ftrver in said premises be assigned. and that
partition may be male Of said premises.
GEORGE g. FARNER.
BY CRITCHFIELD Il UHL, his Attorneys.
June 10. lNiip-W4piE
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

NEGRo SUFFRAGE.-We publish else
where, from the N. Y. independent of Ju
ly 20, inst, an article headed; FREE SUI,
FRAGE A RELIGIOUS SAFEGUARD" which
takes the ground that negro suffrage is ne
cessary to stay the advance of Catholicism
in this country. The negro is required tc
offset the Irish voters. 1t is rich article
and we advise its reading. 1t is very sug
gestive as to the way the religion political ia.
natical cat would like to lump.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

SOUTH CARoLIANA Great destitution
is said to still exist in the interior of South
Carolina among all classes of people, who
are suffering for the barest necessities OF
life, and an agent has been sent to the
North to raise funds for their relief Mail
facilities between Charleston and the inte-
rior has been much improved of late. The
cars now run as far us Orangcburg, and it
is hoped to have the railroad completed
through from Charleston to Columbia with
in three months. Owing to the havoc
which Sherman played with the South Car
olina railroads, but little of the cotton of
of the State is yet enabled to reach Charles
ton, but, much to the detrment of the bu-
siness of that city, is being diverted to .Au-
gusta and Savannah
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

STYLE.-Dr RAIrF, our nearest neigh
Dor, is putting on airs over new ten dolla,
pipe and turning up his nose at out 'old
claybank. Yet, the doctor cannot be call
ed proud, nor do we envy him this hatter
ing source of enjoyment. Upon seeing it
we feared our neighbor was getting stuck
up, and would cutour acquaintance, break
off our mutual halfway smokes; but upon
investigation, VIC learned that it was not
the doctor $ pride, but GEORGE WIENER 5
iiberality that afforded him such magnif
cent smoking cquippago.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

REGULATING THEIR OWN PLATtuRM.-
Those Abolition organ which are denounc-
ing State Rights, with so much vehemence,
have probobly forgotten that the Conven-
ton that nominated Mr.. Lincoln, five years
ago, asserted that ''the maintenance invio-
late of the rights of the States, and espe-
cially the right of each State to order and
control its domestic institutions according
to its own judgment, exclusively, is essential
to that balance Of power upon which our
political fabric depends" 1t is bad sign
when children forget their catechism so
soon. 1t shows want of principle when a
party repudiates its own platform. The
Administration party, to be consistent and
loyal to the Government" must change
its tone and embrace the State Rights doc
trine, for the head of the party and the
Government declares that he is and always
has been in favor of State Rights 1t
is bitter pill for those who but recently de-
nounced it, to swollow, but they will do it
without grumbling. 1t is nothing unusual
for them to eat their own words. 1t
is matter of equal Indifference to them
whether principle is right or wrong; if it
pays they are its champions
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

CONRAD WEES and NIodelena Wees his wife
- residents of the state Of Indiana, are here
by notified that George SchnOrr, of the county
of Holmes in the state OF Ohio, did, on the 10th
day of June, y. u. 1865, file his petition in the
office Of the Clerk OF the Court ofCUmnOn Pleas
within and Tor the county of Holmes in the
State Of Ohio, against the said Conrad Wees ana
Modelena Wees defendants, setting forth that
the said Conrad Wees ana MOdelcuu Wees gave
a mortgage to one susan f.. CalhoOn on the 81
day OF April, 1850, on In-LOts numbers one hun
one, in the town of Millersburg, in said county.
to secure the payment of nine hundred and
ScvrntN-fiVc dollars and ninCty-iive cents ac-
cOrdng To three several prOmiSsory notes re-
i"rred to in said mortgage, and which notes
were assigned by the said Susan L. CalhoOn to
the legally appointed and qualified guardian Of
Andrew and Elmird Calhuun, and by said guar
dian to one Nicholas BactZlcN, and by said
BactZlcy to the plaintift, George Schnorr. That
by the mutual mistake of the parties, In-LOt
number one hundred ana S"Nenty-One, an adj
joining lot, was included in said mortgage in
stead of In-Lut number one hundred and sixty
nine, which was the one intended to he mort
gagged, with said In-Lot number one hundred
and seventy; that the defendants did not then,
sageublc interest in said In-lot nrmber one
hundred and scVenty-One; but that they did
own, and intended to mortgage to the said Su.
san +. Calhoon and her assigns said In-lot so
/ tual mistake was not discovered until after the
assignment of said notes and praying in salt
petition for a Judgment for SHT5,9j with interest
from the 3d day Ot April, 1865 that said mistake
one hundred and siNty-nine and one hundred
and seventy may he ordered tc be sold and the
proceeds applied 10 the payment nfSaid indebt-
edness. And the said defendants are notified
that they ARE required to appear and answer
said petition on or before the Eth day OF August
\. u. 1850.
By CRTrCirrELD CHL, his AttyS.
June 10, lSGj-w7.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

10TH Ono, ATTENTION. THE members
of the old 10th are invited to attend a meet
ing at the Court House, on Saturday even
ing next, for the purpose of preparing for
annual reunion, including Pic Mic, Drill,
and Dance
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

TIE NIGGEn The Democracy are "lying
loose" politically, having no principle left
except the nigger, and not really sure that
they have that.-E,rchange.
Our Abolition friends are happy in the
possession of certainty on that point
They are sure that they have got the mig
ger, but they are rather uncertain abou
any other tenet of their party creed. They
fully understand that head, tail and front
of their organization is the niger. That
wool is the chief staple of their politica
trade, and that the fiat foot and .iay-bird
heel of their colorcd brother is planted in
the van of all their political movements.
John BRowN's soul is marching on,
and so is the niggcr.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

The BILLY PARTY.-BILLY CORY and
BILLY MUNNELL, who for a few years have
pretended to belong to the Democratic par
ty, are to hold State Convention at Co.
lumbus, on the 18th inst. These gentlemen
desired to own and control the Democracy
of the State, but being unable to get pos
session by purchase or otherwise, they have
organized for themclves ''pure Democra-
cy." At last accounts, they had not
enough in their party to form State tick
et 1t is expected, however, that the
Abolitionists will loan them a few 'true
men,, to enable them to fill up the ticket
Every new and "pure" party must have
hobby. Their hobby is the right of seces-
sion and slavery and their object is to as.
sist the Abolish. We would suggest, if we
be allowed a suggestion, that the BilIeys
call their party the BILLY Goat Party" in
stead ofthe State Sovereignty Democracy. 1"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

Maior-General Dodge has been placed in
command Of the country embracing Kansas,
Colorado, Nebraska, Montana, and that
portion of Dacotah lying west and south of
the Missouri river.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
MILLrRsnrnG, o., June %, 1865,

MILIERSDURG, o., June 70, 1865
This Ccrtitirs that we have examined Ogborn
& Co.'S Union Tanning Mill, and the working
OF the same in various kinds ofgrain and seeds,
and that it worked and operated In all of them,
and, in our opinion, IL Is the best Tanning Mill
or Grain Separator, for all kinds of Grain and
Seeds, that we have ever seen and most cOrdi-
ally recommend all persons in want OF a Mill
TO purchase said Mill,
WHOLE 4 CARY, LOUIS MAlERN.
HERXI,R & FETRN, :. X. WERLICH,
Juno %, 1865.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

FAVORABLE INDICATIONS. - The well
of the Holmes County Company is now
down nearly $50 feet. The indications are
considered very favorable
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

MoRE BoRINa. engine is on the
ground. and about to commence boring for
oil near Weinsbcrg.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

1t is denied that Maximillan has ordered
out Of the country all Americans. On the
contrary, the Emperor has manifested the
kindest feelings to citizens of the United
States.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
Thc Nolmrs County farmer
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

schOOi.-Mlss STEwAWr's SELECT
SCHOOL will be rcopcncd on Monday,
August 2lst.
Advanced " 500
A liberal share of patronage is solicited.
July 2tf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
Union Tanning Mill
PATENTED JANUARY l., 1SGi
:'Iintc il None w.

Its superior combination of oGadvantagcS are
list. The horizontal circular motion of the
screens and Selves, the best motion ever in
vented for screening or sitting. ID. The Ad-
Unstable Movcablc Stats, or Grain Sprcudcrs,
that spread the Grian in ii perfect and uniform
manner, causing it to flow on TO the screens
and Selves evenly all the way across, and not
down the middle OF the Screens, aS ii does on
other mills. 81. The Vibrating Lever, or Bob
her, which gives the lower Screens Il vertical
motion, in addition To the circular horizontal
motion of the shoe, causing the chess, or
blown out, To screen through into the chess box.
It'll. The peculiar motion "i the shoe aud
or "mnn R fhe ,e ysTy @ 1 anh nee
shape of the Wind Holes, allowing the Dir Ia
rush in rapidly; and ne manner of CLOSING
9Th The peculiar manner OF hanging the shoe,
allowing ii to PLAY, to produce the circular mo-
tion. 9TH. The great variety of the shake, be-
Al kinds Or Grain, mixed Grain ana seeds: Sth.
withstanding he small size of the Mill 9th.
The unyerSaiity of its nppItation to III kinds
appearance, good workmanship and GREAT
DURABILITY.
NJ. Come one and ALL and see the best Mill in
the world work in all kinds of grain and seeds.
and bring the worst sample You have of amy
kind of grain or seeds, from peek to five bush
manner. The Union Mill will clean the iuulcst
Wheat tit for seed at one operation, taking ont
the chess, cookie, and other impurities, so that
when you raise a crop YOU will raise nothing
but wheat, and YOU Will raise from one To three
bushels mo- g to the acre, VIII ii pay? In thr-
ty acres of Wheat it will make Il difference of
sixty bushels; and at present prices that would
gain for the farmer $50. viii that pay? The
Union Mill will clean and separate Timothy
seed from the throshing floor from Chat, Oats
Wheat, Cheat, Cookie, &c., ana make it lit for
seed or market at one operation, and most of
farmers can save from what shells from their
hay in winter, five or ten bushels each year; and
ten bushels ut $500 will amount to 5000, which
will pay for Mil. Farmers, will it pay you?
II cleans Seed Wheat OF Smut, Chess, COclilc
Chatr, straw, Rat Rolls, Broken and shriveed
Grains, and other impurities. II cleans Market
Wheat retaining the small grains of Wheat.
Il chats Grain, and cleans Corn, Oats, BARLEY,
Timothy, Corn Meal Glover, Flax and Hunga-
rian Grass seed. IT separates Timothy and Clo-
yer seed; also, Oats and Barley.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
j.. X. CRITCHFIELD. Pres6ie,,t.
JOS. II. NEWTON, .Secretay.
THOMAS B. RAIFF, Treasurer.
Company Incorporated Feb. ED, 1865

The Company have leases upon about 1000
acres Of land. lying Ia the killbuck, Blacicrcrk
and WOlfcrcek valleys, in Holmes county, Ohio.
Operations 10 commence as soon as machinery
can be obtained.
Citizens of this county can procure stock by
applying 10 the Secretary Oi the Company in
MillcT~hurg.
march 81, lSGJ-nitf.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

COLONEL MCCooK. Col. George w
McCook, of Jefferson county, is at tn,
Weddcll House. This distinguished gentle
man has many friends who would like tC
see him at the head of the Democratic tick
en- for Governor this fall - LIereiund Plum.
d,dlr, July l3.
Does the Plandealcr forget that the "dis.
tinguished gentleman Col. McCook, was
one Of those who was too loyal to act
with the Democratic party in the great
struggle for civil liberty and free speech, in
1868, deliberately boiling the nomination
then, and implicitly sustaining the infamous
Burnside's attempt to put down the Dem
ocratic party in Ohio? Is the plaindealel
really in earnest in suggesting man for
the Democratic candidate for Governor in
lSGj, who obstinately refused to support
the regular nominees in 1868? The Plain.
dealer has the right to support him, but
the Democracy here also have the right to
oppose him, and will do it to the very ut
most. Colonel McCook may have many
friends for nomination in Cleveland. but
he has not one here, and he who has repu-
dated other nominations cannot expect hi>
own, (f it were possiblel to be supported
by any real and honest Democrat. Such
an attempted nomination will be met by de-
termincd resistance. --Daytoa Empire.
We gently limited some time ago that
Col. McCooK would not be needed at the
head of the Democratic ticket this season.
and assigned substantially the above reasons
for our opinion. We do not understand tho
Plaindealcr to favor his nomination.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
MILITARY FINES :!

Persons liable 10 military duty can now pay
their fines, at least those wishing to do So
will receive the same from this time up to the
18th Of September nert,
after which time the office will be closed
The fines assessed upon each person liable To
military duty is FOUR DOLLARS.
CHARLES :. NORWERk,
Treasurer of Holmes County
July 27th. lSiI-wG
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

MILITIA TAX.-Thc people are under
Obligations to Abolition members of the
Legislature for the enactment of the law
that requires from them the payment
Of 81 year as militia tax. The Aboli.
tioniSts voted for the bill and the Demo
crats voted against it, This is another rea-
son why poor men should vote for the Obcr-
lin State Ticket, is it not?
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

Haste me to know It, that with wings MS swift
As meditation. or the thoughts of love,
May prove to you"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
MANUFACTURED By
II. S. WESTON & CO.,
NIiIIcrsburG, ohio.

M, These NII1S WiH no, bc Pcddicd Hrou9h N,
county. For safe ony in lHHcrsbw0.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03

That by the use of DIR. d. II. Scclye's I.i-
quid Catarrh Remedy a PERMANENT
cure will be effected
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
SPOUTING AND JOB WORK.

Done at all times at the Lowest Possible Rates.
SHOUP & BROTHER.
Millersburs, march 30, 1866.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-03
A Big Strike !

come one, come all, this rock shall fly
From its firm base as soon as t.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-14

Co., No. II Campbell's wharf. They
are of the "Peach Blow species with
deep.set purple eyes, lovely az those
that ornament the frontispiece of red
headed Gaelic maiden. These gentlemen
have Just received an invoice of 5000
bushels of the " same sort" direct from
Troy, New York, near which place they
were grown. AS we are fond of the
vegetable in common with everybody in
the office of the Post, they were soon
distributed out, and are now in a fair
way of being disposed of to the satisfac-
ton of all. They are excellent food, cook
them in any form, and we look upon
them as the real staffof life-One of the
most necessary articles of consumption.
These are finely favored and delicious
to the palate; and we only regret that
such large specimens cannot be, or are
not, grown at home. Why should we
be compelled to import everything that
is good, of prime necessity? And why
do not our agriculturalists take more
pains and more pride in improving the
growth of their products? Surely our
soil is as generous as that of New Eng
land or New York. and there Is no rea-
son why, if treated as well, 1t should not
yield as nobly. We must not lie under
the imputation of being "small pota-
to" country, but exert ourselves to do
everything on the "big potatOe" scale.
The Messrs. Worcester will, no doubt,
find ready sale for their fine "Mur-
phies,u as we are essentially potato
eating people.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.

ALE-Phiadeiphia and Hudson, 1920
BRANDlES-Apple $3O0G14OO; liennesey, Otard, Pi-
net, Cason, &C., slO00@l6O0 Fancy Brandies: Cher
ry, Blackberry Ginger &C., $5OO6965O Domestic Com
nom $235; California, per case, 5000
BITTERS-Bokce's, Brakes Wahoo Russ's, Scheilam,
&C. $ll OOe1S; California Wine Bittes per $1,000.
observation-disclosures, Sides 19CG2Oc; Hams, $50 SOC.
Smthleld Hams, cuts to order, 23G25c.
BEEF-Exta Mess, sis.OO@ 30 90; Mess, $l6OO691sO0.
BRICKS-Frst quality pressed, $500; I'd do, s22OO;
- B , PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER, 500 per ton.
C0RN-White, 70y75c; Yellow, Ss0@s3c.
COTrON-Ordinary, sl@s4c; Good, s4@s7e1; Mid
CofFEE--Prme Rio Coffee, ao1x $685..
CUBA M0LASsES-55a65.
CANDLES-Adamantins2 S6l30c; Tasw, 23a25.
establishments and Imported 2G9pl50.
COAI-First quality, 4oGD45c; I'd quality 35c@4oe.
DOMEsTICs- Merrimack Prints, 1896; Sprague d.
27l5 ;Amercan do 80; Amosleag do 2l5; Dutchcs do
80 London Mourning do 27l2; Amoskeag do, q; Ian
caster Ginghams 90; Delanes, 80; Standard Sheet
49, fine sRse'ng s a. do s Il
23a25 Colored and Beached Drills, S7laas9 Colored
Cambria 26a27l y.
Super, $l0O0@12OO; Fine, ss.5O@99O. -
F0RAGE-Hay, 100000 per cwt; Corn, 966l10O per
bushe Oats, 60a75 per bnshel; Bran 4Oa5O per bush
,GIN-$2.50d5.00
HOOPS--None. r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LEATHER--Calf skins. $4Ot0$iOO psr dozen; Sole
Gather, 406n4Sc. per pound.
LUMBER-oIoar per thousand, 5000; I'd do. s6O.OO
Sd do, $4,000.
LIME-Frst quality, per bbl., s25O@saOo; ID qualit
0AKUM-16@lsc.
oil Whale nor oa,lsn a O002 %. Jjnseed Il 7h
Lard 1, loar . 40 Vs. s' s-N' : $3.50 sNe''
PoRK-AIess ss2 oo@ss 90; Prime sa5@s2oo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hest brands ri 50: philadelphja
"a o. ~ -'T'~T
RUM-s24o@6.Oo
ROSIN-Not quoted.
ROpr-Manilia o,olo6,. linn 25a3Oc
SOlP-i3aI6c r'
SUGAR Brown, 15d1l6c.; Refined, Crushed, Powdered
ana dranulated' 2ih azze' "hte, i9'ae; "mte' w
sri, e uO1rsp sypups soa,a,