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OBITUARY.

On Friday evening last, the Hon. Byndet Van
schAh died at his residence IN thi, city, corner Of
Fourteenth street and Fifth svcnuo, Al the .ge Of
slightly four. Mr.. Van schsk vas born in Albany,
In iTs9, but in 1925 removed 10 this city, vher. he
became connected With j. Hone Sons auct tloueerr
and estate SCENTS In which business With jud cious
management, he acquired considerable fortune In
1881 be vac elected 10 the Assembly, aud IN 1888
TO the senaie, and SD reelected TO that po.lt.on
again In 1888. In 1919 he tho Democ ratio tick
o. for MAJ or, hut uas defeated by 4. T. Woodhull.
In 1886 he became member Of the Hoard OF
Croion hqueduct Commissioners which poi
uon he held ioT many yeaIs. ln this capacity he
worked aruuously and may be Justly REGARDED ne the
main advocate of the hen;roducton Of .le Crotou into
the city, lie iranoi the set 10 authorize the city
suthOiltles tn undertake the -otk, AMI inatfu-
mental In ehectins its paSsare through he IeFisla-
ture. Mr.. schaik vo . gentleman Of sterhng
integrity, with we'll balanced mind. and Que Who
took great interest in all bsne, ,oloht fprises
Al meeting Of ths Croton Aqueduct Po,rd on
Saturday, preamble and resolu'ion. we're adopted
By the memters expressing Griof at his deeeuo,
symp.thiEing with his family, aud resolving that
tho officers, clerks and employees of the apartment
attend the funeral, which viii take p,ee to-day from
the Reformed Dutch Church. Washington square.
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General Intelligence.
tBy Mad to IL, N,v York Su,J

TnE cho'ers has appeared on the Island OF G.u.
dalouTe. This Island, which is ono Of the French
West lndes, is only ono days sail from ~,
Thomas aud the Inhabitants OF the latter place are
fearful 1hst ~ will spread to that point
TArAL sccideui occurred on Saturday on A /.
outskirts Of Baltimore. Two children. ono named
hesdea nine years old, and the other named
Norton, aged three years we're killed BY III.
falling " sand bank.
TuE ship A cyone, Capt. Le.vi,te, Of 81. John.
". u, from Liverpool for Baltimore, with went
ashore on BJndy Istand, about sixty miles North
OF Cape fear; on Tuesday morning. Tho shin n /.
total Las. The Captain AID ciew we're saved
A rAETT Of negroes from plantations near Mo
bile, armed with rifles aud s.hrss, recently al
tackled some white men on q farm near that c ~
Ins leading negroes were killed; Ae others ss-
capSi, saving their weapons ehiui them, In ths
swsmpa Ia the vicinit-.
1uH Coronsr's Inquest on the bodies Of those
killei by tie recent sccident on tie New Jersey
Ceutr.l Railroad closed last night The various
ofe ais on the four trains present. st the disaster
were rNsnined 81 length. TIE jury will give their
verdict to-day.
As1sG tho latest publications. Of leading New
York hfm 10 the long prom sed work, compiled by
he celebrated medium, h1 Fox. nee Ksnr, en-
titled 'hs Love Lite of DR.. Kane" .nd which 10
usslSned 70 settle tho question Of the marriage Of
the celebrated Explorer.
Tnn Raleigh, N. C., sEsTIsu- OF Monday, says,
lh.t loithsome disease the smallpox, We regret
10 say, % making considerable progress IN differ
shi porhons oil the State. owing to tho present
condition and migratory hADin Of our coorsd
popuiaiion, the disease isspreSdiuy.
bLoNDE has Teen lately performing 10 Berlin,
where Tor The hrst time IN his lie, hs fell from his
rope lie was performing on the low rope 81 the
Tine anu escaped vi.h AcontuIon "hcl was no,
severe enough 70 prevent bis .oing on with the
performances ~ nolhiny bad happened.
~ Ipdi dsFs atsd hv
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TIE PUBLIC DEBT.
A favorable Exhibit.

Warrington Dee. 9.-Ths statement Of the public
debt for November soth, 1895 has been published,
and the following comparison embraces the import.
ant points deserviss attention;
Whole debt deduetins funds on hand, October lst
HTt1s6A76s soi ditto nov. sQth. 81. 4.6S2Slt rs
"A decrease Of SY6 22l 80 To- Debt hearilg inteIost
in coin, October slst si.l6li3I.6sl 81 ditto Ney.
Both. fL1TI,b3l, l+4 l0-an increase OF 30 80
This accounted for BY additional issues OF 2Ss In
.Ieh.nfs for legal snder note. Deb eesrins N.
ditto. Nov. 10th, sl,l19,5sl.lt9, lo--s decres.e
oI slt2sScss 90, sccoun,sa 70. !. follo.,' s,...
SSS0v. soth, sse,5sSlOl 1o-decre.e' saost eys
Oi3,l4i; ditto Nov. soth. Si6i,oiSiIl de
eresss, se,oooooo Coj total dectese, tls,sst 65s
SO certificates Of Indebtedness, Oct Slst, sbsgOo-
w ditto Nov. SOth, S5Asil,Ou0; increase, sl6OO
Pacific Railroad bonds si,ls9O0; total inerese
Sl,2g6oO0 90 ret decrease In currency Of SlA2es,'
65s 50 coin on hand. Oct. sisL S94e 4ebAssI u !;
Nov. SOth, sAT, gl4 BIs lC-an increase Of tlhobV.
sSl s5, OF which $500 +iV have been derived from
deposits on sold certificates currency on hand Oct
slsL s33, sOD59l 81; Nov. Both s44 5S1, l4l 5I-sn
increase OF 0Is6, 500 0s legal tenders in eireua
hon. Oct Sist, f63s,TH GIL; Nov. BOth, SobfSV,Sso
"A decrease Of ST,4l9, ,lI3.
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INDIAN ATROCITIES.
Attack o. Butterneld's Express Coach-six
Passengers and the Express MessenEer
Il kIIIsd EIc

Laurence Ransds, Dec. IA party 0ft-o hundred
Cheyenne and Apache Indian, attacked coach on
Butserfeld's Express route on Sunday last near
Dosnss Spring, And killed six Of the passengers and
the express messenger, nsmed Aervin Aiter
burning the express coach, the Indians went 70
DOvnss spring and Bluh stations and burned all 'hs
buildings around them, and destroyed all the goods
stored In the buildings They also destroyed
considerable amount OF other property one OF tue
passengers killed three Of the sayseL but vas amer
w.rds shot hi. heart cut out, aud lis body burned
over slov FIRE.
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POLITICAL.
North Carolina.

Rdlei0h, ". c., DE 2.-Iloni. W. II. Battle, Il NJ.
Pesrson and T.. O. Reads were chosen Judge, Of the
Supreme Court, to-day, by the State Legislature.
The constitutional Amendment passed the Senate
yesterday, without one dissenting voice. David A.
Barnes elected Judge Of the First Judicial District
Court, and L. G. Warren Judge Of the second judi
eiL District Court. X. ~ Best the present ineum-
bent Is reelected Secretary Of State. Both Houses
vote for United State. Senators on Monday, At twelve
o'clock
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-12-20
Ayers Ague Cure,
For the speedy cure of

For the speedy cure OF HT.HTI n
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, Re
mittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Periodical Headache or Bilious Headache,
and Bilious Fevers, indeed for the whole
e elias of diseases originating in hillary de.
rqngement, caused BY The malaria Of MAS
matte countries. =" I-
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CAUTION FROM THE
HA4GH CO. !


II having come 10 our knowledg that imi-
taiions. of The American Witch have been put
upon the market III great number, calculated
by neiru utter worthlessnessto injure the rep
utstion Of our genuine products, 10 protect
our own, Interests ppdthe public from lmpqssl'
ton. We again publish the trade marx py
which our. Watches may Invariably be known
We Manufacture four styles II Watches. q,
The FIRsT has the name v rS,l.
.AMERICAN WATCH, co., "atham'
Mass, = engraved on Che nstieplate'
The SfooEp has tho name 80,
HAPPLET0N, TRA0f ~, Walthsnf,
Mass. Z engraved on the inslqe pl@e'' 10.
The THIRD has \ name -
Up. 81 BARTLEfT, Wallham Mass en-
grayed on the inside plate; ..!
All, the above styles have the name Amerl-
can Watch Co painted on The DIAL and'are
warrantedi 10 every respect. .d.i pit'o
The FouRTH has the naRle pHhc. I
AVN, ELLERf, Boston, Mass"'e n1srafsu,
on the inside plate, n Is not numeu on'tne'
dial. 80 Eosll9
All The above described Watches are MADE
of yar:ous sizes, and are scld In GOLD or silver
cases as NAV he reluired tslimh',
Il Is hardly possible for rs 10 accurately
describe the numerous imita,ion 10 which we
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-12-20

A single Bottle will last a month-to
-qsl DO used three times a day, .I !,
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sYMPTOMS:is

The symptoms OF catarrh asthey generally
appear Gre at first very slight. Persons find
they have o cold. that hey have frequent at
tacks, and ara more sensitive to the changes
of temperature. In this condition the nose
may he dry, or a slight discharge, thin and
acrid, Afterwards becoming thick and adhe-'
sive. As the disease becomes c%hronicy the
discharges are increased in quantity and
changed in quality they are now thick and
heavy, and are hsWked or eoughedrof The
secretions are offensive, causing d badbreath;
the voice is thick and nIsal the eyes are
weak; the sense Of the smell is lessened or
destroyed;y deafness frequently tskes place
Another common and important symptom of
Catarrhis {, that the person is obliged to clear
his throatin the morning of.a-thisk or Shiny
mucus, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the
person maybe sure that his disease is on its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
arresting it, lNkNg VI tGEN{L
The above are but .few @he mdny Ca.
tIryh Symptoms.
DnI ..lfi I.kl uanth IN
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elias Of diseases Originating n hillary dc
rangemen.' caused oy the malaria Of MAS s.
MM aFEvEk analogue IS ao9tAS on
IA - ~ consequence OF lhe miasmsii
AAi in 'mSl a,isS sfV distr Il aSon !
81 49, Which are Neuralgia, Rheuyat,
ism. Gout, Headache, Blindness, T~oothache,
Earache, oatatrh, Asthma, Palpitation Pain.
full affection of the Spleen, Hysterios. Pain
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So PREItTUMs n H.aRDED


~ LEHIoon C6rTIE P, WIDER al ..
Is warranted to be the most powerful agent
for the stomach and blood of Cattle, Swine,
or Sheep. in pronoting ldigestiog cleansing
he system and transferring the purified ami
NAL fluid in flesh, fat, milk, butter, and
strength. and 9 establishing leallh and vigcr.
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Sent 10 any Address. FKEE OF
on receipt Of price.

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on receipt Of price.
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.osaqg farthe Times, 81. diod LA iins o.
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No,ice to Teachers.

,VaE Board of School Examiners of Ashl nd
County will hold the following Examina.
lions, at Ashland, during the year 1865:
The end Saturday of February;
Tho 2nd and nm Saturdays of Morob.
Thc 9nd and IN saturday, of Anril.
The 9nd md 1th sntnrda,s Of NJ
The 9nd Satnrdav of .In1e.
|, The End SATURDAY of August;
| Thu 2nd and Ith Saturday of scntcmher.
Z The and and an SATURDAY. Of Ociober.
4 The 2ndand an SATURDAYS of Novcmbcr.
I The 2nd Saturday a. december.
m, eyer ysSfvFn ~ ar -
ihese eTapinepohs VII peaes v
O'Clock ASMS NJ fP'mHa
y f9 aPppcapt VIII pe aqmlIte9 aitef ejeHea
10 ctEoeKi Az nrHten 81 gS2d
moral chara'tSf' signed py'a. tw0fe'
sponStele pers9hs5El pc SanlIsu sThisr
testimonials Will DC Kept on ME- 10 certih,
Gaze can DO a~n'e-catea' ana the echool'baw
pfohiDits IoWnship clerks from giving orders
10 'eacnef lsr pay, p9leSS t4ey eeHM
GStesempraGlpgi.he wlole'ipeSof ssryles'T
inc Schooi Law requires teachers 10 under
STAND me iS.oEing prancnes' anu De a9,e 70
impaT,i nSsr9clp ~ Shep III; heaHns,Nr
v5'~nossapnsiA rph%siic' |
failure I'M Az, ana these pot having atfr1
led gel0f eA6h and every one QEthekaboVe
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N GUARDIANisALE,

GUARDIAN SALES ri
II pusuancO Of au order sofi the Probate
i Court of Ashland Couiiy. Ohio, made on
the 10th day of November, A. D. 1865, in the
case OF John D. Jones, Guardian Of Orlow,
lras. Laura and Parvin1 KOsht, against his
wards, the undersigned wild ysr iss, .eet
On The l6tAt8ey of DscsmLeyp 1866,
at 2 O'Clock Pom. 6oni ahe, iptemises z offer At
Public Sale. the following described Real Is.
tate situate in Ashland County, Ohio. toNit:
The Undivided one ixtlrPM fStoe humber
~ u tho Village 0fcAshlaRd o9nb J1lai OF
nsyerme Of spGSonerhalf cash onS Tho day
Of sale, and on '-half in one year with intor
est at the TntA ,dSx. Rsfeeqi. psssannum,
payable Annually. Fhe deferred, payment to
be secured BY P0rlwgs, on Tie premises.
Appraised ae$26, %. Ad0
v boS's'sl' J. D. JONES, Guardian
'zALr5li bfo cold Wards,
'lAN0y. %, le66-2w2g
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= l 80 |A FhhA ANNA 81 NNH|Aa
2 The observation-disclosures PLASTER
Is THE POROUS PLASTER OF DR. ALL
COCK.-They are warranted to leep, good
twenty years, but may be returned for fresh
p~lasters without charge.
,0Irt1stV A
IMPORTANT QUALITIES.
They will cure o Weakness Of the Back,
Pain in the Side a Lamepess OF the Knee or
Of the Aniles, Or Cold Feet, sconer and with
more comfort than amy other application 10;
-,aiai KkAtso4yillsI, llibanyy c., jan ID, So
iiNlN 1lf tsiHi AnbVffV 81 Ntaf1tNA DJtlV
DrinT. eAI1gorrrpepr sirh aseysnieen
years ago l was sorely injured in my back
At leng hi was induced 10 use yeur plasters.
l wore one constantly FOR six months, and did
more hard work during fhatsik Wonthsihan
IN, the proceeding f1een, years, J have not
worn q pldster fof over Eighteen months. and
have had no return ofthe knawihg pain and
weakness in my back. but have been entirely
well.
hTpg ,ssniIamyour ObedisntssryantasG
IN .,Iinp2 81 q 10 .J0HNIGTCRARYsg
Principal Agency. Brahdcth, Hopse, ny
Sold by all dealers in mediclhsi. 28tf
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Over gray, red and sandy heads Of hair, The
6bhokiods hue iswipsdaode inl avSNhiiAiss,
and q mhgnihcspt brown or blsck, glossy, and
not ural, takes It's place. Manufactured ByJ.
oHRrSFADoRo, NO.i8 SAstoP HSuss2 ISk
Yort. lnlpa jesdgih adi 4 h,ldv .u,s.s,
SS ,s!. By pFf'sys''ssshI Applied X Al a!s H "
ClSspr s7-uoielmi1s All aoqu saiiluia
Iai S8B "A MoNTHrzAseat uyanisdy dnAle
and female, that can earn from $65 % SicO
at their own homes, and all expenses pafd.L
For fprther particulars addrees, ,NDh stamp,
E.E. LOCKWOOD
.FI ,slaqlD vttUitit Aichiiaah
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
awe will pay one dollar and twenty.
five cents a Perch for all the Cobbiing Of
Paving tonsdfom 3ito 10 inches.
By order Of Town Council.
Ashland, April 26, 1855; t7'N iH
4 Single Z Box Of Brranndrethr's Pills

u olnSle bOX OF branuIeLu 3 flllS,
contains more vegetable extractive matter
than twenty boxes of any pills in the world
besides fifty Eve hundred physicians use
them in their practice TO the exclusion oil
other purgatives. The frstletter OF their val.
ueis yet scarcely appreciated! When they
are batter known sudden death and continued
sickness will berof the past, Let those who
know them speak right out in their favor
1t is duty which will save life.
Our race are subject to q redundancy Of
vitiatel pile at this season, and i. is q dan
gerous as 1t is prevalent I; but Brandreth's
Pills afford an invaluable and efficient pro-
lection. BY their occasional use we prevent
the collection Of those impurities, which
when in sufficient quantities, cause so much
danger TO the body's health. They soon cure
liver complaint, dyspepsia, loss of appetite,
pain il, the head, heart burn, pain in the
breast!bOne, sudden faintness and costiveness,
Sold by all respectable Dealers in Medi.
cines. '''''1'+N '''a''" ~
Sont o7-1m .ijua- 81
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DgyoY's HoRsE AND MUS POBprR

Is ths only medicine legally patented in
France, England, Switzerland, and Holland,
md duly admitted by their Courts, hOnOred
with Prize-medals, and invented by Mr.. Du-
goy, Professor of the Imperial College for
agriculture at Paris, and now manufactured
'y G. G. Hilney,, DR., Of Zg and A., Allen
own, Pa T. A1tAl Ea&A
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wv AG 81 S

,.iygf9d 10 liGs91 ait " gdiWQli1t OIL
y i @sasfssU g e e5a t5s attention s 2 aP52 q &c pf iaps e
an %AsFIapa qnd yiciafsy, ,dr.,os
To a new Stock Of Millinery,
NOV fail and Som lete5od0issoh ,d'oS b
AeN6 % SlosumiB Block; de Isdlnaao
South idooofBMain streete 10 asalbbs 81
If JG si' Want O. gu 4 BBosBipet, Hat GGaiip zip, ?
0rft Sut spnnpllete, osuIsds4 Liysq M
Cali around at No. 9, Slocum Block, am;
Nerlga0Hpositaths IRGt, Office Main IT
,Pa1ticplar attention paid,tp custom work,
Bleaching and Trimming done neat; =
NJ. S3Sa 8 sI6Gta btEj5l ''sstojadtBh side MslAB$St,
AprilTl2, ase5-iBos ,djius Y n IN
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AlLsn1owEpf atd

All diseases, Of ~ Stomach, blood, lungs.
and Bowels speedily and certainly oured.-
Healthy stock WILDE brought iniO the very
highest state of perfection, and one to two
lablespoOnfuls a week, is VI great value to
hard working horses, breeding stock, and
Colts, and saved thousands of valuable hor-
ses from contagious diseases, as well at the
barn-yard as in the army of the Potomac.
The LSkigbJ Worm CONNECTIONS
effectually overcome all the obstacles which
usually prevent the Expecting of Worms, are
plessahttoa take, and also one ofsihe mos
agreeable purgatiyesf for Children, So conf.
dent Is the inventor, of the success Of his
laborious studies In the pathological eompo-
sitipn, of this preparation, that he furnishes
every graduated Physician with n written
prescription, as q new era il patefiG Medica.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-04
Cleveland Market.

.FL0UR-Market firm but quiet Held at $40 90
for city made Xxx red $ll O0 ,Cr do do Xxx white.
Country brands range at sS75S9 90 for Xxx red $s75
clio 90 for XA white. --'- =
WHEAT-Unsettleda and somewhat feyerish; sales
3cars No. red from store at 81 "a. y =. y d
C0RN-Declined 1c; sales cars at 74c.f --..,sr
.OATS-Scarce and easy; sales cars on track at
Acc, and cars do at 47c. % an .eIF
RYE-Held nomiually at 00c1e$l 90.
| BARLEY-lnsctive. ....-..4.s 81
P0RK-Steady and declines 81 90. City mess
held at S32. Sales Is brIs at $3l 90
LARD-Firm and in good deina-d; sales 1000 lbs at
Ac,s . ...l0. fra..lT
SMOKED MEATs-Firm; sales 1000 lbs Shoul-
ders at l9c. and 1000 lbs Dried BE i at 22c. rLs.
HWINES-Advanced lc; quoted at % 21.
Acknowledgement. Cologne Spirits % 57; %
per cent, "a AGA 47; Neutral Proof Spirits 81 500
0ILS-Outsde price offered. 6sc for immediate
delivery. Linseed firm; held at 81 so; Lard steady
LAKE, FiSH-No / White Fish IS 5o9s ~;
Nos do s8 co. Trout ss 25Q7 co. Pickerel $780, Her
ring q 5OD5 90; ShAd So 90; Bass Sc O0
SEEDS-TlmOthy firm at S5 259S 60, with mod
crate business. ..,.
GRINDSTONES-Be small size, sls; do large
size, ss: Black River. $l7; Independence SIS; Lake
DRIED APPLES-Firmer and in demand at ll@
l2c and pay for packages.
ALE AND P0RTER-We quote as follows: Pres
ent Use Xxx Ale 80; Stock XXX Sl4: Kennett Sl6:
Pale Cream Sll; Porter $l4. Half and quarter bar
WATER LiME-Oswego and Akron held at @.
PLASTER-"Powell's"l la d plaster $40 per toni:
H6PS-Firm. New York State 45@5Oc, accord
ing to quality Ohio. 2593Oc. W ..l..-N
MALT-Steady. Barley Malt held at 81 70 per
bushel. - a nrf. .e.7is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-04
Cincinnati market.

FLOUR-Flour was held nominalIy at therates
asked yesterday but sales could not he effected with
out concessions. Extra was held at S8 5O@9 co. and
family at % 259plO 90. -f-Gilrr rl.l g-t4p'I
WHFAT--Pr1es of AL kinds nominal 81 sOdDl 60
is asked for prime old Red Wheat, and 81 250l rs
,sCORNals dull. and prices declined to sO@osc for
sound ear and sheled.
,sOATS-There is a fair demand for new Oats at 4oc.
Old are scarce. and held firmly at 60c z,
R1E-The market for Rye is dull at 09ca 81 90 for
new, and 81 039l 05 for old. " N
WHISKY--The market is very firm at o. 20. and
holders not disposed to sell freely at this rate at the
close. is--., u q .. .....,'r n I. -Fovof1
PROvISIONS--T news from New York further
have been sold at over $2g 90 AZ the close. We did
not hear Of any sales of bulk Meats or Bacon but
all we're. held rather frner. Lard 231c, and not
much Offered, nor was there any demand.
OlL-Linseed is held at 81 10. IL was again higher
In New Y ork TO- day, with sales at 81 49, Lard firm
at " %; Petroleum 689D70c for refined, duty paid.
GhOCERlES-We quote fair to choice Rio Coffee
az 309s2Kc; hardorehned q g2l1Sc: New Orleans
Moiasses 81 o5sl ls per gallon. and Porto Rico do
BUfTEa-,W 3 quote prime to choice Central
Ohio at 279slc, and Western Reserve at 3OS3ac Per
fHSGsHHiEEsE-The Market ruies firm at ROY psr
pound, actual tare, for Western Reserve and HAM
burg. IL 7 '-g.-.... .t..,.-s.air 'fg-V
EGGS--With continued light supply, the mar
FRUIT-The market for Dried Apples is quiet at
7971sc per pound. Green Apples are in fair local
inquiry at $4 OO94 rs per barrel Tor prime Northern
and Eastern.
P0TAT0ES-The market rules firm and steady,
witt a good demand at $2 4092 60 per barrel for
prime, from store: