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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-29

,, PHILADELPHIA, May27s=Dr. Henry Nc
Maftyre, late professor Of Anatomy III the
General High School of this city. died yes+
tefday P. NJ, aged 70 years. DR.. McMar-
tyre was highly esteemed both by the pro-
fession and public. -"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-29
Quo REe1uEsrs ASSIGNED TO THE D1r-

LILO. .REGIMENTS ASSIGNED TO THE DIFF
FERENr MASTERING Our CAMPs.-lThe fol-
lowing Ohio regiments win probably be
assigned to the different points named be-
low, for the purpose of being paid off and
mustered out of the service. AS will he
seen by another article in this paper, it is
expected that the veteran regiments will be
mustered out with the others, in conse-
quence of the reported arrangements for
the surrender of the trans-Mississippi rebel
army:
At Camp Chase and Tod Barracks-The
4th vet, 18th vet, Goth vet, 23d vet, 25th
vet, 26th vet, 9th vet, Both vet, 3lst vet,
32d vet, doth vet, 43d vet, 45th,- doth vet,
5lst vet, 58th vet, Goth, 62d vet, 64th vet,
Goth vet, Goth vet, list vet, 73d vet, 10th
vet, 18th vet,. S0th, 8lst, Goth, 95th,. 96th,
9th, 9Sth, 102d,' 110th, 18th, ll4th, 1920,
l26th, 173d, 174th, 10th, 10th, l77th, 17sth,
l79th, l80th, lSlsJ, 1920, lS3d.
AtCamp Dennison-The 9TH vet, 11th vet,
18th vet, 18th vet, 18th vet, 22d vet, .,33d vet,
36th vet, 39th vet, 47th vet, 50th, SD, 53d
vet, 54th vet, seth vet, 59th vet, 63d vet,
vet, 83d, S9th, 9lst, 92d, 93d, 94th, l06th,
lO8th, ll6th.
At Camp eCleveland--The 14th vet, 10th
vet, 2lst. yet, 29th vet, 37th vet, 3Sth vet,
4lst vet, 49th vet, 55Gh vet, 57th vet, 9th
vet, 6Sth vet, '72d VET, f77th yet., S2d vet,
Tooth vet, 1Olst, 103d, 104th, 105th, 107th,
lllth, ll5th, 1lsth, l23d, 124th, 125th.
The PRESENTATION ENTERTAINMENT
The entertainment given at the Opera
House on Saturday night by the New York
jewelers. Association, was another decided
success. The Opera House Company of
Messrs. Kent & Weaver. were very happy
In their rendition of the two plays assigned
for the evening" The First Night" and
"The Swiss Cottage" In the latter, Mrs.
Kneass, of the Association Troupe, appeared
as Lisette, and Messrs. Davies and Gross, of
the Opera House Company, as Natz Teik
and Corporal Max respectively. These
characters were we'll rendered, and the
songs of Mrs. Kneass and Mr.. Gross were
received with enthusiastic applause! ao
The Concert by the Association Troupe,
like thepne on the preceding evening, was
Of itself a splendid entertainment. The
performers were generally encored, and the
audience seemed hardly satisfied with hear
ing them twice whenever they appeared.
The Association will give two more en-
tertainments at the Atheneum on Friday
and Saturday evenings, June 9th and 10th.
Tickets for either or both of these enter
tainments can, in the mean time, be obtain
edat the Company's depot, 207 South High
street, with the accompanying beautiful
and valuable presents.
| EQUALIZATION BoARDs.-The City Board
of Equalization meets this morning at the
III raupty,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-29

-oNEw York May .2s.--Admiral NoHron's
Flying Squadron, which were sent TO cap
ture the Stohewall and consequently dess
tined TO BRAZILIAN waters, put into Charles-1
ton on the Goth. tf,pF l5tfIFEgi
Gov. Magrath, Of s. 6l has run away
from Columbia.
fITheodore Sanches was gaffbtsd and
robbed In his room in a house In Tenth
street in this city last evening", The house
was full Of boarders at the time.
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Merchant TAILORING. n n

j ,6yALLs ON HOSE 4 BEEM, NoRT1s.
NO east corner Of Hieh aod Town strssts. for yony
Clothing where you can ct good hts, sooA qusiit,
Of goode. and AZ verylo pficss. g 'Tsi
feb2S-tiltan7,es 10 "a vi ,els;,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-29

ANEW YORK reporter giving an account
of a very select and recherche. dinner party
given in Fifth Avenue recently, does it up
in poetry and closes his account with the
following feeling stanza: 4ss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-29

When the ladies (Heaven bless end
y, PLANTATION Buffers take.
t,,,, They all exclaim, deliRhted-
4 l,ais"0hl what a puck is DRAKEp
b We would remark, by way of explanation, that
the authorof the above had been sick with Dyspep-
sia and Lowness of Spirits for some time, when a
lady friend presented him with bottle of the won
derful BITTERs which his rhyme celebrates. and its
effect was magical enough not only to cure his Dys-
pepsia, bui toproduce the tremendous rhythmical
specimen Of bis genius which We have given. Viue
W Plantation. may24-d&wlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-29

Our devil, rushing into the sanctum the other
day. his face beaming through its triple coat Of ink
with the Potent Prese ce of an Idea," perched
himself upon the Imposing Stone and delivered the
following magnificent epigram: r ,--- 2. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-29

But Strange to s-y what ere did pass,
Was it soup, fish, tarts or filters.
Between each course they quaffed glass
Of i, MO. K. Bitters.
Pinkertoon's Wahoo and Calisaya Bitters
are the best appetizing agents in the world.
Try them, dyspeptics, and you will be con-
vinced. mayl6-dw2
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-25
WHOLE 2

sA{ - Z =
TheS Yeusars hnwever. thas KilpBsrick
had rsachad : paint sishaa % aRilss Of
Augusta, sad aa The lsas u ins& was sastsek-
ed by Wheeler ard duran sse mills vita
considerable Iues. -. v,
.Oa Tue#day last they stats there vas
Uui0n eoIaann within few miles Of Au~
eusta. aud more Important still, they esq
on "Wednesday Shernan's advauce rsseh-
ed the south .tank oftbo CoagaFss, within.
few miles Of CoiumbiS, situated on the
north bank Of that river, 10 which side
the rebels had fallen back-battle consi6
ored i'm minent.
New York, Feb 1a-Tks World says
information Is said to have been received
in this city, to the effect that Sehe6sad's
corps had landed at Masonsboough, thpa
putting beyond doubI that Wilmington 10
By this time closely besieged, II not a.
ready ia the hands ofour forces '...
Various rumoFs we're current yesterday
touching the evacuation Of the city bat
no confirmation is yet roesissd. ~. ..-.,
By landing at Masousboroagh SehoGsld
avoids the necessity Of q march up the
Peninsula. +: T..
Washington Feb isth-Ths President
hos issncd proclamation. eenveeing the
Senate 10 extraoFliuary session for the
trausa ction Of business on the 4th OF
March, at Hoon, ...
Washington Feb, 20th.--Ths select
C N. on the rebehious State, 10 their
amendments to the reconstruction bill,
as reported to, day, prsvide for tIas rsocg-
uition by che Prcst st the Ssase Cost
Of Tenn, t such Govt shall be established
BY loyal citizens, ia conformity with the
constitution, prior TO May ist next
The report also says the eeirentiou Of
Tenn. shall prescribe, ~. .~ ..>"e
Ist TaAt n, parson sh III Erto VIII h4s
held a confederate military ofSss higher
than Col. or civil efhse unless it be
ministerial
2d That slavery shah be forever pro
hbited.
Sd That no State or c)nfsdsrats debt
"reated under tia action Of usurpins
power, shall be recognised OF paid, ~ the
state. No rebel law Of conhscatiou shall
he binding.
During past 1 days over zoe rebel
desarters came within thu lines Of the
aruies of the Potomac 4aui James
This morning 40 arrived here, all Of
whom deserted from the rebel picket
rosts on the night Of the 4tb; 20 otthese
belonged to Va. Regis. remsinder 10 Ga,
aud 5. C., Regis.
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G. .VQ8RHfS, Sheriff.
Council Bluff, Iowa, Feb. Is. 1865 W.T."
GHERIFFs SALE -

BY TirsHe OF speCial ExasvSen y mH directed
from tho 0ee Of the clsrk Of the District Court Of
PotaAWSttamis coanty. lows, I sAasl proceed to
sell on MONDAY the 29lh day of Match A. D. 1885,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 1
p NJ, Of said day, in front u the Csunfy Treas
aFsTs ofiee, ip the city af Council Bluffs, the fol-
lowing described Real EstAte o6Tnttle / Brown
Defendants t0-wit; - s.~= r..
The following described Real Ratats to-wil ::
Commencing ut the North East Conner oil Lot
No %, IN the orignal ptAt Of CoaHel BluEa run-
ning ihsnoe 100 feet South on Msdissa Street
thence West 10 the back Of said Lot ~ tAszes
>orth 100 fest htnee en- the North Ina Of sid
Lot to the place Of beginning situated In the
city Of Coancl B.RfTs PottawatsAuie, County
iawa.
TakGR Ss the props ~ Of Tuttls q Blown De-
fendants t. satisfy . Special Exssatioa in fATog
Of James Lswis, PI4intiR
Sale to commence ct e'slsssE fs NJ said day
@. Y00RHIS shez ig.
c"nucii BiaEs, iowa -FssrusSy lskh 1855.
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NOTICE.


Aath+ntri c. AutBur
You arc hereby notified that there 10 nss OF
il G Ii the otre If the CIerk ii the District Court
If Puttawaftaa,e County in the Stare Of iowa
PETITION Of WaI,srn p. wilson. Vs. wrlians h Danlsvy
lui Elizabeth D nj w suIvtsing msmGrrs u u
late firm IT VS. A. DaBevy 4 Co. ctAimiag OIL
yoa the sGn Of .evst teen Hundred Dv4lars
En.cy iue On three everal prnEissayy ns stes and
4iso, TiaytU~ for an Attachment against your
property, Ead that unlcss yoH appear therEto anl
e:eni before Of the See0ud day Of the next
rrfui { -sd District Court to Commence on the
:rst Monday vt May A b. 1865 default will Be
rnfered against you AMI Judgment rendered
there n--Dated Dec, 3lst, A. u, 1864.
----- r. !. DOUGLASS,
L. :. Atty. for PTEa.
Internal J Feb. ls-w4t
Rev. Stamp
| 81 Gems .a.
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SALE.

BY virtue u Special Execution To me direct
ed frrm the 0fice Of the Clerk Of the District
Court nf PDtta attsmie County, ISwa, ] thsH
.,-oceed To sell Saturday the lsth day Of
March A, D., 1885, between the hours Of 10
o'eIook A. NJ. and o'clock p. N of said day in
front Of the CoaHty Treasures Once IN tie city
of Council Bluffs the foluwSaG described Real
Bstats Of Janos L. Orr, defendant ta-Wtt;
The North / Of n, W. Of See Is, Tp II,
Range ~ West.
Also Loes No. IS, ~, q, IS, - ana 30 IN Bleak
No q.
L"ts, No. :, Q, 10, II, II, Il, II and IS in
Blapk No. 81. .4 ps
Lots, No. 5, 6, ?, 9, %, %. u, Is, "a, q. -
AMI 90 Al Bock No S2 in the Ferry Addition to
Council Biafs, Pattaw attamie county. loss.
Taken the properly Of James L. Orr. defssI-
mt e. satisfy execution 10 fsvoF Of sHoraoa
BvaTstt, piaiuttf. .a-...-A = ..
s,le to eonmsreo at ? o'@foek r. NJ Cd said
day. YEE.. s,-l.
T. .vCy4p UFE EberiE
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

HkHO " ~
--.------=--- - ---===------------ -------
w-.h;o,..n Fsh 4-1iou,e com on
.l.s,;on. r,r,,r.ed IN favor ot admitting
NJ R,nss.5, +, seat :, Representative
~ n5 '1AoS:.I To<,:...,,a " and hive 4e,7lsI to
rs,ort in f.vnr Of admitting Joho>on
and Jacks as Representatives troi"
Arkansas.
Admiral P,.rter f,rwaf,ied the following
70 the Navy I'eP'.
United States Steamer Non'eet)h
Of Wilmington Northt asoIruH Eel, y
have the honor u report that / IN
tered Little River, Sonth t"IV''Ea On The
night Of the 18th mst, aul nroceeded
about 8 miles With 4 heats aud 10 arra
landed in small town "t Al Saints
Parish. on Little Kirrr; the ,,~" was
placed under guard, ,wthoIt the know .Gc
of the iuhabjtant>,
succeeded in capturing some soldiers,
and arms. aud held the p!ac" al next
dav. discovered aud destroyed about
slOO 0GO worth Of cotton and a!,o calt
ured two fat, it the mouth Of the mar
Dor, containing Is bales OF c9s'pn winch
had some uus been removed from
blockade runner to H-thcn
her
These We r,usht Of, together ~ith
some negroes.
South Carolina planters and all men
whom l met pFoie>sea TO De Wiling
- come hack under the old ,;gv,rn.
ment
Most ofth5m seemed loyal men. and
only aw.i,ins emancipation fun the nliti>
tary rule.
On the 6,' sent two boa:s crew.
ashore,lu Ch4rh,tte Inlet. under cumuAnH
- ,c,;o, Ns.tprI \ Perrir
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Even foreigners are no. exempted.
Hesa5d.s Savannah correspondent says,
Notwithstanding rebel dsn''!s, the Cn,on
sentiment S' t"nn ''' '"'''S ""S' "s''s'" &" very
Meetings had been held ia at. least lg
counties. at which ry>oIp'D,"s in favor OF
G."s'os 9. the wor ana recurring to the
"tn Tbn. were ~. al9P .,5 Pr'
mou>ly he feeling If i've pearie OF North>
Western. g we'll as other PARIS Of the
State,
,.,,''.,. A.. -a"-"l'a am '.'>>' fyaES W.%
,ary.
The Legs. otorc Us to meet j" extra
session Yesterday
strong eI''S VIII h3 H'ao' WIN 2'P
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-26

by Ieiegraph.l NEW YoRE, Oct. Is.
The Commercial says there was less ntvemen
IN stocks to-day, but the market had an upward
tendency and closed steady and firm
New York Central opened at 96fd POI at tbs
board. and left of at second call at s64 "a 9si
or Erie about 600 shares were sold common
cling at s5s and closed firmly at s6i Ia SOC.
Hudson River was quiet
In Reading there was little done mainly al III;
"a ll4t. closing steady, with retail lot taken
at ll54.
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne was less active th;.
morning; il sold at 77!@7s at the first call. and
ast at the second call rcceding subsequently 10
7sa7s4.
Michigan Southern was only lightly dealt in,
but was firmly held at 70s@7l.
Rock Island closed steady at 1914.
Chicago North Western left OF at 3esGa 3os
for the old. and 6Si for the preferred stock.
Government stocks were moderately active and
without change of Importance; a small lot of the
new issue of 5-20s was taken at 10Ia the Noyem-
Der coupons of.
Missouri 6's were TIA 4c higher than Yesterday
tennessee Is advanced J, and Ohio 4 Missis
sippi certificates 1M4.
The tendency in the money market ia mora
hrIn; the views of the lenders were siren ptbeped
toward the close of yesterday, and there is con
siderable inquiry on the part of borrowers this
morning, but there IS no advance in the rates
'hus lar. Paper increases in supply and is less
readily disposed of the range for prime names il
seven 10 nine per cent with but little that pass at
the lower rate, and very good freely offered AT
eight, including Exchange. The market has NOT
opened yet; we have heard of nothing today. but
the nominal rates are l09 for city bankers, 109s
Tor southern bank bills and los td 1881 for prime
commercial signatures
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By Telegraph .


BY Telegraph cHrcaso. Oct Is.
Rions-op~ned quiet, At oeos 2sfcr good nr.de- ara
closed dril and heavy.
whsst-So Spring 4ez1 ~, and closed quiet o,
aolzSl ~; No Spring declined 2sesc ssles ri
10; rejected Spring e2a7oc; ss,es 81 iaao Bushels
corn-FIrmer. No 4inssf Nc sl}QSi2i rreje cd
a5ese. closing at @s4l Tor No i and FIR No2 canal
corn at the boat ie for high mix ed - for No l. ans
i3iS for W =.
oas-Tight Ard prizes hsv. declined l<aIc, Nc 2sl
9as94: market ruled duh a; a5,.a2s
Rye Neglected and 2Sac ios e. reported $. u for
No i. ami u ssr re3.et,d-
Bariey-Heavy. ard declined - Sc. sales q, 4ae4s
Tor Ne 2, and 80 ior issectsi.
High~tnes-2 ..
ProvisonLgh at - 30 for mess. aud : % for prime
mess. Lard 2sa2s.
Timothy seed 7S8 IS; Flax seed : 25a2 90
Lake rsights active a; sis2uee Of 10 &c per hu.h
Engagements area, l2slie Tor eorn Buffalo, and ice
for cat, 10 cIsveiana
Receipts Of beef cattle for the past 81 hours 2se
shipments 1879 sale. sos head Sales were made TIL.
mosrsog 50 to - per 100 b., rnaske. auil and
lower.
Receipts u hogs for rNst ~ hoer. ace shipments
s5s entered sal 81 head salesa. IL sosIa 81,
per 100 pounds.
The dsa I'd fsr money il active and in the
supply Marked closes firm for trsi-cfAss payer
Eastern Exchange sieAi ssd hrn =; par huying and
lilo u per premium selling.
Weather cool and pl. s.aut
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CHICAGO FISAScEs.-The Republican of Oct
Gath, says:
The inflated condition of the currency canno, be
sustained as a regular and permanent system.
That which was necessity during. the war has
ceased to exist and the sooner the large volume Of
currency now afoat IL withdrawn 10 a manageable
basis the sooner will healthy condition of finance
be the result The demand for an increase of pa
per follows with every addition to its volume. and
values are rendered inflated and uncertain As a
consequence. If Congress, as it is generally sun
posed, will be urged at its coming session to in
crease the capital and circulation of the nationa,
banks to double their present amount, the redun
dancy OF currency will be the means of temporarily
checking a financial reaction which will bniy be
the more severe the longer it is DELAYED and its
cause Il increased. Secretary McCuIloch has cx
pressed his views in favor of an early return to
specie payments, and we trust it NAV be done as
speedily as the exigencies of the government and
consideration for business relations will hermit a
withdrawal from circulation Of q large portion Of
the currency.
The Eeen'ag Joaraaf of Oct. 24th, says
The demand for money is quite active. and the
offerings OF good commercial paper-sueh as that
gwen by our grocery and dry goods rnerchants-
are on the increase. This class of paper the bank
IN nearly all cases readily discount, notwithstand
ing the tghtness in the money market a. II is re-
garded as No. J.. Second class and speculative
paper Is not regarded favorahly, and generally
seeks the street Tor negotiation, where the rates
range from TO e cent. r mouth.
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by Telegraph NEr YoEK. Oct Is
totton-Less active hat arm IT 5s.a5s for fnidalinr
Flour-Raiher more active but p-iee< wthou, decided
change. Gags 10 for Extra State soos l5 Tor snper.
sosgs SO for csmmou 10 medium extra Western; 50
% 10 for common TO ~ Cd spring brands IL O.;
2Sdds so for trade brands, market cInsirg quiet
Whisksy-IrregulAr but nrmei, western 3ll<12 as
Wheat &c better aud net very active; T7al 50
for Chicago spring. 1s0i 50 for nil Club; so6l q
for Amber Milwaukee ss1<07 81 for n. Amber STATE;
1el 3 for Canada. the latter an extreme
Bariey without decided change; Canada west 7sn
25.
Cornic better. .4s so for unsound ssass for sound
mixed Western, the latter an extreme.
oats-lee2e lower, at 4o25o unsou nd: and ssas7 70
SOUND. Rye quiet.
Groceries-cofee and frmer. Sugar steady; AZ Por
TO Raco, ls9lis4 for Cuba Maecovado: HAVANA lss1
Moasses quiet ea % for Porto Rico and IS for Cub.
Mnseovado Petroleum. dull and easier, 36@ssi< erude.
% Refined in Bond. I7esss do free.
Wool quiet and FIRM.
Pork-Heavy with sales st 90 1894 90 for meas cio,
iss At ~ 10 cash and IS 10 for prime ness also 1850
obs mess for Nov seller End buyers option at IS $50
u 3d. but without decided change; IL oenl4 90 main
mess, and Ii ooal7 90 extra mess. Beef ham, Quiet
Cut meats dull and nominal Lard heavy at 2402sIac
Butter in demand at 22@4sc Cheese firm at lAI1alsk
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The dangers which have reauleed and are likely
70 result from the policy recently adopted among
some Of Tho banks allowing interest on deposits,
are thus discussed in the Faaacial Chronicle Of
tho Aths
: Among the circumstances to which the prevail
ing imitation has been attributed il the practice
which has been rapidly spreading among the
banks Of taking deposits payable on call, with In
tefest. Next to the over issue Of paper money,
there is scarcely any more fruitful cause OF rapid
change from imitation, overtrading and exsgge-
rated speculation to stringency, panic and con-
traction of legitimate CREDITS than this abuse Of
the banking privilege by allowing interest on de-
posts which are payable on demand. There is a
grave objection, however, to the interference Of
Congress in such cases, and the evil will most
probably work its own cure.
The recent expansion of credits is complained
Of M the most treacherous feature Of the financial
situation. All over the country speculations in
produce In merchandise, or in stocks, have sprthg
up, and many tranDctiom Of trade which for
some time past hav In conducted on a sound
cash basis are being gradually vitiated by the in
aating stimulus of credit. The consequence has
been twofold. First, the prices OF the necessaries
of life have gone up, and considerable distress has
thus been brought upon persons Of fixed income
and contracted means; and secondly, the none
tary affairs of the country have been rendered
sensitive, weak, unstable and open to perturba-
tions from thousand causes, few of which in a
more sound condition of things would produce any
sppreciable harm.
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AUCTION SAIE.-This Thursday morning,
Oct. 18th, 1t 10 O'Clock, we will sell ct the
residence of John Nichol, on Blondeau, be.
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, the en-
tire furniture contained in said house, con-
sisting in part of sofa-seat chairs, cane-seat
chairs, bureaus, carpets, wardrobe, lounge
beadsteads, dinining tables, centre table,
mirrors, rocking chairs, cook and heating
stoves, mattresses, crockery and glassware,
and kitchen utensils generally.
oct24-3t HOWE & TYLER, Auct'rs.
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KEOKuK uAnKrr.

DAILY GArs CrrY Orrrcs,
October rs, 1865.
Flour Double Extra FAN q 81 IS; Extrs
Eau $40 50; Extra Spring 50 rs; supsf6ne g rs.
WHEAr-Extrs choice Old Fall at 81 90; Old
Fall 81 so to 81 rs; new Fall 81 50 to 81 IS;
Spring, 81 25to IS.
CoRS-35 to 45c.
RYE-0ld SOC; new, Acc.
OArs-From % to 36c.
sKKps-Timothy g rs; Flaxseed 81 3sto 2 So
EGGs-In demand at 80 to Bic.
BUrTER-Choice, for table use, from 30 to 45c,
PoTAroEs--45 to SOC.
SWEET PoTAToEs-$I so to 81 rs.
LARp-30c.
BAcoN-20 to PC.
SoRGHUN-40 to 45c.
CHroKESs-Young SO IS to so; old 81 Is to
So
GREEN APPLEs-From 81 rs to rs, according
to quality.
HAY-Timothy $40 so to IL 90; Prairie s. SO
to 9 90.
BEEswAx-3Sc
RAes- A to Sc.
FEArHERs-From common to good 80 to SOC;
prime SIS to Zoe.
WooL-Tub-washed SIS to eoc; neecewashed SO
to IS; unwashed off
HpEs-Dry flint lsc; dry salted lie; Green &c:
pelts s1tosl Zoe.