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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-10-19
CIrARDIANSu {sAII

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IN, pursua utcc Gf an order Of the Probate Court
L of Meigs County, Ohio, made on the 30th day
of ofScptember, A. D. 1865 in the case of Frederick
Bruins, Guardian of John, Catherine and Daniel
voss, Iagainst his wards, the undersigned will on
the 4th day of November, A. d. 1865, at ten
o'clock a. m, ,at tho door Of thc Court House in
Pomcroy, o, offer at Public Sacthc following de-
seribed ,nealg Estate situate in Mcigs Co., Ohio,
to wit Being part of town lot Number 1Se-
in the town of Pomeroy, County and State afore
sail, boundcdas follows: Bcgnning 10 feet from
the S. Ri cornet oG lot conveyed BY Thomas
Irwin and MARY r., Irwin fo{J. iJsMiles, on the
south side of Buttcrhut Stcct. Thence South
sixty and on half degrees East forty feet to n
stake on the South side Of said strcet-thence
South forty -four Degrees, west ene hundred feet
to stnke--thcnce North sixty and one-half do
grecs, west forty feet to stake--thenco North
forty -four degrees Fast one hundred feet to the
place Of beginning. A. = N
Terms of Saie-. One half cdsh on the day of
Sale ndsonc-half six months from the day Of
sao--to be secured by mortgage on the premises
sold-doferred payment to bearinterest at the
rate-pf q ptf cent Per.ahnum.. y Appraised at
$f56o 90.
FREDERICK BRUINS, Guardian, -
ofJohn, Catherine and Daniel Y Noss.
L. PAINE, Atty. ,,sxF
Oct. s,losY Al Nv. IA q J0 .8H H
4 : . Z
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MarI'tried

ArsP. M. Tuesday Oct 10, 1865, at the resi-
dance 0fthe, brides parents, by the Rev. f. ].
Jonos, Mr.. ALBERTO ,CAnrBRLI., and Miss. Rosa
Lrsn ckowsSR, ,allof Racine, Meigs County, o.
Ar the residence Of the BRIDES father, Sept Sd,
1855 BY WIN. II. Nease, Esq, Mr.. GEoEdr w.
Sutton, Ohio. 10 .YDf.3 EfJ'l 7
10 OK The 18th inst in Midllcport, by Eld. G. r.
Virgins, Mr.. RoBERT L. l1rGoISnorToM and Miss.
MANA +. FIrcH, all of this city. .,j.g..ryi (
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Sal. OF Real E.,sts a.rlsr

Sal. of Real Estate 4 s Ter Court
ON the 3lst day of October, A. d. 1865, Mt !?
" o'clock, noon, ON the premises, will be sold
to the highest bidder the following real estltesat
the property Of Lewis Jones, deceased, to wit l.:
In Sutton township, Meiys county, in Gee. u,
town 2,ahd range II, Ohio Company purchase,
beginning Mt the center of said Sec, thence east
II pcrches, thence ,soutliI5 percheF, thence west
IL pcrchcs, thence north ;perches to the begin,
scycnths of 30 acres off the north side of the
southwest quarter of sec. No. II, in said town
and range. Appraised at 81 ZOO.
Tcrms-k in hand and balance in one year
witjl interest. E Il ~ gA S. MGELR0T, u
l4O-4t.l Executor of l.. Jones, deed.
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SAIEOE REAL ESTATE

ONsthe 3lst day of October, 1se5,at o'clock
" in the afternoos,at the door of the Court
House in pomcroy, will be sol,l5 tothc highest
bidder tho following real estate, as the property
of Wm. Dodson, dcccascd-to wit: Beginning
on the west side of the road from II. B. Murry'i
to Ed. nysclrs, 2s2sfect south of the south linz
Of said Il. B.. Murry's Land; then north $40 we-
0Is feet to Rob't Ilysell's line; then south II
west 24l feet; then south S90 1913 feet to th'
road then north 514o east 24t feet-tc the place
6f beginning-centaining 5tacres, more or less
Appraised at $3.50. 'TcriiisAonc- -half cnsh, BAL
ance in one wear withiintcrcst. dls!fGRip' 'iP
Ht4 HEDGEMAN D0DS0N, Admir-,
gA| ',NF}g of VIM. Dodson, decd.
NNlefnhtr 2nil lS65.-[40-it7 -. =. =. z
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Wv IT. BRANsTRuP, M

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
odieee and residence Front street, below lower
mill, Middlcport Ohio. ''
Office Hours from to y Il. m., - to p. m., and
to Up. m.
Finding it impossible to attend to all my bus
mess in its present condition, have discontin-
ued my Pomcr.y Office. All my friends can rely
upon finding me at my residence during the abovc
hours unless professionally nbsent. [S-4O-f,
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AGENTS WANTED
49,; 4. FOR ouR. :! -..t,, al, ,.,
:, i'' Great National Work., !, ,J

STANDARD HISTORY OFlTHE WAR.
CONTAINING a full, authentic and reii-
" able account of the "great conflict" from
its commencement to its close. Complete in ono
very large volume ofpver 1000 pages contain
ing reading matter equal to three large royal oc-
tayS volumes splenldly illustrated mith,dvcrl25
fine portraits Of battle scenes, t,.I.
This is just the book tho psopleDwant i pre-
scnts a rare chance for Agents. Teachers, oner-
getic young men, and especially returned and dis
ablcd officers aud folders, in want of profitable
employment, will find it peculiarly adopted 10
9hsif condition. sendfor eifcslars Ind see our
terms. Ad,iress JON ES BROTHERS L CO., 14s
West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. [3g-4tl
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Total Liabilities,
!, r--&5l6,G52 05

!, II. g. Daniel, President of tho First National
Bank Of Pomcroy, do solemnly swear, that the
above statement is true, to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief.
(Signed,) ii. G. DANIEL, President
Subscribed and sworn to before me this day.
[sEAL. [5c.sTANr.1 (Signcd,) S. 8. PAINE fflt
0ctoberl3, ls65.od41 -3t.] Notary Public 7
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NOTICE

11IIE undersigned has bccn dify appointed Ad-
late OF Meigs county, Ohio, deceased. All, per-
.ons indebted to the estate arc requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the. same, will, without delay, present
tiiom to the undersigned fur allowance.
[i1 -3t.] THOMAS GRADY, Adm.
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.STATEMEN1,

Ofthe condition of the HARTFORD FIRE
danoT Dscsmber lS64 mode to The An.
aay ~ ~. ~. "
NPHpf ~ "DrF"t""' - ''e Ue "'""'"' :?
.Y4 .r,as-o, NAME AND LOCATION. III
al The name OF me company ~ me hAhIfnnp
FIRE INSURANCE SpHrANSY, ana isioealea at ii"r'-
ford, Conn.,. ,ijts. ,,,r ~ = it'r' ,..t l..
,s'.fn .i.a ohfi an; -
The amount oilts OaFita' o'ock o'ock y er ooo ooo IN
'Voo'oV' y"
The amount etats eapilat o'oeh !, I; oo, M, oo
paid up is...;. -. w
':--,...@ !. ., II. heeht9. l-A
Cash efthe Company on hana, anu
in tho handsofhgents anu o'hcr e.. ~. @.
persons '''... -. Sti"ff'f 90
Fillsrccey aRls fqr loans secures, NY V, 800 900 N
personal and colGerai !S'oSo i'oSa nv nv
Heal Estate pni,ieumher; d.....:.i... io'ooo w
,.aaer Bonds and Stocks owned ,,; BY So.
sonthe Gompany,'tas. per schedule 40 c,- M
ssa.t as :s.rs:J mostly osr.Sie l'si'''1 ' "
yn, !, 1852 'r.,'H. i9'4oi w
-aas! 1866 @ .,e, 3o2 %
,i''", 5tf -. - ,rs-.g.5t IL, -, 80 70
Total Assets OF the company to,2.o, %
~ ~ at.'a III. II.I'LlADlhlIlEs: .," Ta,,
.rLosses hnadjusted, or adjusted and- ~
4 nat due ....!.... a',el9 ~
All other claims against the Com-d 20
pany, (unpaid dividends .-.'."''.'o !rS ',4i4'op
o.aL,..AiEiE NlE 80, ooo =
Total liabilities ;,,.;..:.;,n;:. ,,. , s63,sS' !"
Nv. MISCELLANEOUS.
The grcntest amount insured IN W l.,
ssA any one riskj except IN special ao
cases, is s..:r.....'sc..,"...-...... S2o,ooo oo
The greatest amount allowed by 5s5v
'Au' tic rules to beinsurcd many one II
city, town or village, and the ~
greatest amount allowed to be IN l3H2
,',snred IN my one block, depends @n ,.5y
rp upon us s.ae' an ana now punt. sFsaytg,t
ings deposited in any other State, az sl9'h
-,3 as security for losses therein --afT .s'&
,sr deposits madc with States ofea h.is iaot
Ohio, Iowa and California Pre- ssui91la
+, lnjgms received in Ohio for 1861, q sa@g
1886 z3-5 per cent deposited, .,1a zoI.I
% pahy, IS before filed. ..''.. aal sa...-i."
tsigned,l IiMo. U. ALLY N, PRESIDENT.
dEo. m. CoiT, secretary.
..,,s,,.. ,.JASuARY, :, 1865.
N1sE or CoSskeTcuT,I rs. +
County OF fHarttord, 5T7a
personaily appeared y. W Allyn President,
and Goo. M: Colt Secretary, Of the Hartford Fire
'Iinsurancc Company, and made oath that the FORE
gong statement oy them subscribed, is full and
Goosfcct ststement oI inc auairs OF SAID ComPanyi
,snaeshipne, 80 ras can pe asccrtnined a. thls
aasT to ae.aa sondi'ion on 'no day
IL .H,.s7s1sh '' neiorc me- - ~, b,
ym HtskAL'l T., !rs @i u. Nv. =: shlLIoN, y (
Tso,,.,sra - stomp ,r,.,u, Notary Public.
gsofflGkoF hnAgDIIoH0f SLATE,
sin. = CoLunBus, O., january, is, 1868. !.
N,is hereby sertnsa, .aas ms 1srsgoing Is n
Aartiord rare insurance company OF Hartford,
made TO anu MED 10 TINS once ior me year 1862
1aofiup9ot ,2s1FhSe1a JAS!H ~. GuDAAN,
Stsa -, ,,,,,, ~, ,,assn,, Mma..0r 9y n'ae.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE oFi REAL Esr
~ b3Fftt'l2r Hs'H'G = ThTE ,s.,F

pursuance 81 d ord order granted by the by tho
L Probate Court of Meigs County, Ohio, will
offer, for she atIablc adtion, On the 4th day Of
November, a, D. 1865, mt ten o,'clpck A. N, upon
the premises the following described real estate
situatefin tile County Of Mcigs, State Of Ohio,
to wit :-Lot numbers Eleven 4 lly IN Town oi
Racine, in said county and ssate1i. Appraised at
$500 90. - p '''N'
Terms of Salc-0nc half in hand and ono hall
il six months ron the day Of sale with six net
cont interest the Payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold:
SAMUEL HALEY,
Administrator Of YIN. Q. Haley, dee'd.ys
Y. P1ISR, Atfy.
Oct 5, 1867. [n-4w.
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Guaiar is rer real estate by Order

IlN the 3lst day Of October, at ~ O'clock, noon,
" on the premises, will bo sold to tho highest
bidder the following real cstate,, to Wit: Begin
ming at the southwest corner Of tho east half of
frac. 10, i'm town g, range = 5t0hio ICompany,s
purchase, thence north 4 chains 64,links, thenee
north 67s, cast 7chainsa and 8s links, tlcncee6st It
chains and 20 links, thence south 20 chains and
30 links, thcpes west lb,chainsy aa,tl,20 links to
the place nj beginning, containing 80 acres. APP
praised S525. Terms Of sale cash.
~ 80 81 "A. Q. CORN,
Gaardinb Of Matyi III & MN. ). Grant.
Attorney, 7. MeSraouE,lh al
October 2ud, lS65-[ [40-4t a
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EoTIcE

20 X <l,rt ~, il 2 . fN+ ~ fiste Il
.uiligiyrT sd} 1N0I1CE.h " u i.a ru4l7A
TIHE undersigned has been duly appointed, adj
i mnistrntor Of the estate Of; Morgan Hughes
late Of Meigs countys Qhioy deceased. sAll per
sons indebtodt to tho estate are requested 10 mako
immediate payment, and thoss having cIaims
against, the same, will, without Idclayy present
them to tho undersigned for allowances. - ia
[tl-3t.]lliEa iutiorip,i EVAN EVANS ADM *
The Mason ana Hamiin Cabinet Organs,
forty differct styles, adapted to sacred and see-
lar music, for $50 to $500 each, !TIifRTY.FfVE
GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, ot other frst lif,sl pifr,el
iniums awordcd them. IliGstrated Catalogues
free. Address MASON a tIAAiLIN, Bsfrs,,f, BosTso,s,f,,
or MASON BROTH HEiss, Nfw yosk. ,[s-s71lyl
mrs MAR TIN = sAUNDERs,s, ,sy
Botanic physicans. tender their Pfefsssionsl ser
vicesto tho ritischsiof Ofdngs ana ricinity.
aeAlll Of private ndtu ID strictIy conf.
dential. All calls promptly atssndedI to5 Prk-
seriptions, cesh.e 0iice a Martjn's Mil Orange
Meigs Co., 0hie.l Je ybhToSt6 ,.iis rsep14-Sm-
PHGHXlH..i II Tctspin9 ii,
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Gsas, 500 ssNOTICE.
fTlHE undersigned bas been duly appointed OK.
ecutor of the list will and tof W illiam
d. Jones, late Of Mcigseounty, Ohio, deceased
Allpersons indebted tothc estate are requested to
claims against tho same, will, without delay pro-
sent them to. the undersigned for allowance.
[42-3t] Sgss,-s JOHN IEWIS, Ex'fi. q
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,MliGs COUNTY HIGH. .scHo0LrANn
r ElE YES J EAMBRosIA,

FOR THE HAIR. w
The Original and Genuine Ambrosiais prepared
by j. AKLEN REEVES and is the best hair dressing
and prcservativc now in use. 1t stops tho hair
falling out, causes it to grow thick and long and
prevents it from turning prcmaturely gray Il
lers the hair soft, glossy and curly. Day It, Try
it and be convinced. Don't DO put of with Q
spurious article, Aslcsfor Reeves Amlrosia and
take no other sFoksaleby Druggists and Deal
crs in Fancy Goods everywhere. s,y.sssl. .s-s...l
Price, Is cents per bottle-$6 90 per dozon.
Address REEVES AMBROSIA DEPOT,
[oct.l9-om] la9 62 Fulton st., New \ ork City.
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,r ariii.y v .gr FOR SALE.ama T"t)G 4s,tss'I
A FARM Of 155 acres, situate, in Rutland
- township, Meigs county O., twomiles west
Of Rutlnui with dwelling house, barn. fruit,
10 For particulars inquire of Vim. Il.
McMaster at the Court House in ,Pomeroy, or
the subscriber at McMaster1 mill. Terms
cash. i1is Edh sze WM McMASTER!f!3
Rutland Sept, u, 1865, 'ir'i G37.st ]
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INTERNAIREvENUE NOTICE.
T HEREBY gisehoticS that the Office Of Inter
nd Rcvcnueof MeigsS unity has bcenchanged
from tho Trcasurcr's olic to the Office Of the
Ss SS'sP' 4p sfp FIT ffs eGasEs SsS. psis SRow wodT6f
lSs99-Aathn adt haseda1ipepu GelIeetosor
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INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE

INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.
rI,IIE United States Tax for the, month of
i March, in the Cd Division, 18th Collection
District of Ohio, (bcing Meigs county,) is now
due and payable within ten days from this date.
In default of payment, collection will be made
with the addition of the penalties as provided by
law. GEO. b. GROW, Den, Col.
Pomcroy, April 24th, 1885. ~, oi L[f-4S-ly ]
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DIX CArsl,..

fllIIE 'andcrsigncd, having been coiivcrsant
lld With Pianocs and thcira manufacture for
nearly twcnts years, aid having had them on
trial and for purchase and salal md use during
that time,s has been .soieitclg to establish lan
Agency for few of the best,instrumenfs in this
country. In accordance with such solicitation
he has obtained IN agency Of the following man.
ufacturers for their Celebrated Pianos which arc
all of the hcstclass fersmeetncss anil power of
tone, and for John, ii,, bupham,
E. c. Lighte & Co., and Hallctt Davis & Co..
Thcscinstrumcnts, which have nercr been ercciied,
are offered for the Makers Prices at their wdrc
fiS-ff1 f' III TTfY TSIEic. MHRWIN.
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The Brfsldl Chambefy an Essaiy. d
Warning and. INSTRUCTION for Young Menff pub
lished BY tho Howard Association, and sent free
of charge in sealed envelopes. ddress Or, J
N HSsshf99N, gss5S9 hDwNaAfd ASs9siston
ftsSss u ~ ~ boa .iu s a9eIaS los 1sii'
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( ss5- Among our list of new advertisements,
fAmaSed tho gain rustics rang'l around
.Ahis6li thsyE axcd; ;and 81 He woritlcrgrcw;'

ADD dlithsysaaddj jands siiittSe Woadcrgrcwi
That DR.. D., II. .Seelye's, LIQUID Ca
: TAf1EH REMEDY Should be sold in, such
enorlnoss duahtities upon being ,ib-
: formed that "all the best fainilies' kept it
constantly on hand to cleanse. the head, they
were no. longer amazed. u. ,.,.., "a ,y,..
tFyon.the Utica paily OJserrer, Sept. l5th.1
.ltfmsr PnfMtuM.- by reference to the list
which We publish elsewhere, it will be seen
thatthe Singer Sewing Machines (both fam
lily and manufacturing carry off the first
premiums from the State Fair which closes
y to-day T 1t is worthy Of remark that these ma
chires are rarely seen at fairs, and the Sin
gef CO. have not entered into the, general
scramble for premiums which has character
!, ised the past few years, The agent in. this
city saw fit, however, to come out on this oc-
- casion in force /; and notwithstanding the COM
petition Was. sharp-the- Wheeier& Wilson,
Grover q Baker, be-, e., Joining in the con
tea-it was2plaina6y be seen, when. the piac
Adea tsstsf We're applied, that the 'Plamcs'
must be handed over to the Singer machines
s,Ss..@a ,s r., McGIornials y cRosplE, Agents,
lflfVooYlJ sIgrst sldLapsHg7 %t-ti reioJ.l
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QUARTERLY REPORT
OF the Condition ofsthcs First Ma
tiOmal Bank of P0merOy, Ohio.

Qpthe morning of the % day of October 1907,
Notes and Bills Discounted, and
Over Drafts, 1886, 800 80
Banking .House,g { + T,sS4,1o
Furniture atfd Fixtures, .~' - s6O AT
Expenses and taxes paid, 3,I69 00
Due from National Banks, tN'' Fa' 10 25,275 90
U. S. Bonds deposited with the US. '.ai a1'S'
Trcas'r, to secure circulation, 16O, 900 90
Other Is s. Bonds and Seotritiei, = r'2l $50 0O
Casl, on hand, : 40" '.~s' ct, ,s22 a.
o,IitTotal Resources, bHs .asaoa'as'' $s1s,6S2 o5
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2. N. PKTREL, sKx.

% UNION DRUG sToRE.4BBN. u. s1BLEY,
Prescription Druggist, and dealer III porrfumory,
Books, Stationery, Notions, Limo, Coment,
WhiteL Lead, 1inseca lard and Coal Oils, &C., at
the Store next to Lawhcad's Clothing Store, Ra-
cine, Ohio. .,
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LIABILITIES.
Capital paidin,s tISEvS 5000, 900 OOl
Surplus Fund, / II { [ ] 1900 0Ol
Circulation outstanding, 122,O0O 00
Deposits, ,ii1,., 81 .l3y.,i ,neg,ras LIS, ,lS3 ~
Interest, Discount and Exchange col
lectiony, 10,7Gs II
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'1foPF + HOPKINS

'lfoFF 4 HOPKINS, ~
Druggists, and Dealers in Oils, Pairts, Dyes,
Stationery, perfumcry, Fancy Articles and Pat
ont Medicines. Prescriptions carefully put up,
and packages sent free of charge. 0nc door
east Of pustoiieO, Racine, Ohio. i 5uitulflA,
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Ofthe condition of the HARTFORD FIRE
- INSURANCE COMPANY, on }the 3lst
day of December, 1864. made to the AT
dior Of Ohio, pursuant to the statute ct
lfhdt Shtte. nj ~ 4 - 'F ~ h'
.ss .r,ss-u, NAME AND LOCATION. ga
u =. The name of the Company is the HARrfonp
Pre- ISstRa ScE coAHrAsy, ana isioented at Hurt
ford, Conn. y I. '}tie l1ss = .lr. ..Is.iI,. ..
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COMMERCIAL
New York Markets.


New YokK, Nay IS 1s65-1:30 p NJ
FLoUE Dull and dropping and 5910c lower Sales
at $6.so@s4o for Extra State; and $6.95@7.2 rs for
WHE.r-No receipts Market dull and price
nominaNy unchanged.
CoaN-Dull and 1@2c lower.
OArs-Dull and dropping. Sales at 52h@b3c for
80 glasl SECOND sEroRT-7 Pm.
COTTON Heavy and dull. Sales at b0c for Mid
FLoUR-Dull heavy and t@1Oc lower. Sales at
Sc 1905 40 tor Extra state; &c. 95@7. for R. H. o.;
and $7.SO99.2o for trade brands;-the market clos
MHnkE-Dull and nominal Sales at 5000.
WHE.T-Dull and declining. Sales at ST. 81 for No.
! Milwaukee Club; and S1.66 for prime Winter Red
Western.
R1s-Dull and heavy. Sales at s5@ssc.
BARLlY AND BARLEY NJ ALT-Quiet
CoHN-Dull and 2@sc lower. Sales at 9O@91c for
new Mixed Western; 9O@92c for new Yellow New
Orleans ST. for White New Orleans; AMI SIG los
or yellow Jeasey aud Southern, the latter price be-
O-Ts-Dull and dropping. Sales at 51@5sc for
Western closing heavy ut inside quotations.
PrTloLfUaMDull and ehaae easier Sales at Sc
csc for Crude; 5l@5l>9c for Refined in bond; and
71@72Hc for do free.
PoRK-Opened frmer and closed heavy and dull.
Sales at $z3 5os24 for new Mess closing at $23. 5O
closing at $2l.5O cash; $215O@22 for prime; and
SIS 50@i9 for prime Mess Also. As o BIB g. new
Mess May and June, sellers and buyers option at
b B,ErLQuZet Sales at s12ols for Mess; and $40
BEEF HAM,-Firm. Sales at s6@2sc
Cur MEATs-Steady. Sales at 14@15c for Shout
ders; and 16k@1s1c for Hams:
LARD Heavy. Gales at 15A@16c.
BgITrE-Heavy. Sales at 14@zsc fot OHIO; and
21@35c or State.
CHEESE Dull. Sales at 10000.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-19
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
ST PAUL. "

ST PAUL. Wednesday, May II, 1906
Wheat Is dull sale at s5c, which is the high.
est price we hear paid Oats are scarce, and con.
suners are looking for supply from below Barley
sells at csc, choice article bringing 81 per bushsl
Rye Is sought for distiling purposes, and remains
unchanged, Good Beef Cattle are scarce, and the
price has advanced. Butter and Eggs are becoming
plenty and the price is very materially reduced Our
quotations this week are as follows: 1-a .-87.
BAKLEY-s5c@S1. O5 . bushel. ~. ~. z. L.
BEANs-$1. Is y bushel; Navy, So 90. - ~
EEEswA1-5Oc y b.
BEEF CATTLE so . cwt., live weight.
BEEF BY the quarter, 7@10c y b. t.---
BUTTEE-12@15c y ID. for frkin; o0@22c for best
table.
CoRS-Ear, tic; ehe,Ied, soc z-att -
Com MEAI-Wholesale, $500; retail, $780,
EGGs-i5c D dozen. = - go g
HAY-Timothy, s15a17 y ton: marsh, $12.
H,DEs-Green, SIC; Dry, 1Oc; Green Ca,f
Sc; Dry. 12c. rs
HoNEY-Prime new, 95@s5c y b. az.
LARD-20@23c . h.
MUTToN-7c y b. live weight
OATs-5596Oc 2 bushel.
OsuoSs-$2. 75@30O y bushel
PoRK-$11.00 y cwt.
PoULIRY y b.
PoTAroEs-40@6ec . bushel.
RYE-$1. 10 q bushel.
'TALLow-9c y b.
WHHAT-s5c y bushel.
WooL-4Oc . h Unwashed, onethird Of.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-19
NEWS OF OUR OWN STATE.
From the Saltwater Messenger.

From the saltwater Messenger
THE GREAT JAM Brownsville great lam
of logs at Taylor's Falls, upon which thirty or
forty men have been at work for several weeks,
was finally broken on Friday last and was,
of course, great event in the quiet village
The logs are now running in the river in such
great numbers that it is hardly possible for
boats to effect passage up the stream.
A boom had been thrown across the river
some distance above this jam, week or two
since, to prevent q further accumulation of
logs, which has now been removed, and miles
of logs, which had be@fstopped by the boom,
are pow coming over the dam.
GAE1s.-Some idea may be formed of the
extent and Importance of our lumber business.
when it is known that already tcenty-one large
RATS have been lowed out of this lake this
spring. Ofthese, nineteen were log RATS, and
two Of lumber sawed last fall. In addition a
number of log RATS have been fitted up on the
opposite shore, and very large lumber raft
which will contain about one million feet-is
being fitted up at Schulenbergo's Mill, and will
go out next week.
From the Minneapolis Atlas.
BAp.-Recent advices from Rum River state
that that stream has fallen full twenty inches
within the last ten days, seriously curtailing
the chances of getting all the drives through.
There is some twenty millions of feet in the
river between Anoka and Princeton. With
anything like chance, these will be got
through. Those above Princeton are in more
doubt. Of course the drives from the Upper
Mississippi are certain to come.