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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10
Municipal Qnnrt. Nav 8.

Cornelius Med Donald and James Mcdonald
charged with breaking and entering the o.
met shop Of @. 81. Blake, on Cross Street, on
Sunday last, were ordered to recognize in the
sum OF $500 each for their appearance at the
July term of the Supreme Judicial Court
Failing in sureties, they we're committed to
Jail to await trial. M a
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10

TumBLrNe DowN, =. Meschandise Of all
kinds at Fl tzg.rale; q Hedsdon's. Hoop
skirts they offer so low hat ladies' can afford
to dress in tn EN- altogether, and wear nothing
else,--if fashion should becol - 90 eccentric
as to demand such freak. Coz Se's' hosiery
and all goods in their line, they p oppose -
sacrifice for the good of the public a. y 'ne'l
own convenience. See their long advel Nse
ment, and give them call.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10

AccIDEN T WITH A PIsToL.- Yesterday
afternoon . couple of lads amused themselves
by playir.g with a pistol in Sisks clothing store
on Fore str. yet, when one Of them drew the
trigger, not k1 owing that the pistol contained
charge of powder and ball. The ball took
effect on the thu Oh Of the other lad, son Of
Isaac by ar, Esq, but fortunately only created
a aesh W ound. Let this be caution to lads
not to me, Idle with ssrms that are loaded, and
to older n ersons not 40 place loaded weapons
within reac of youngsters. a1sJo4 "a
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10

BALTIMoRE, May 9.
The subscription for S., $50 400 by the New
York banking house of Fiske & Hatch, made
q sensation in those circles of Philadelphia
finance which the news reached before even
ing. Fiske & Hatch are entitled to the credit
of having made the largest single subscription
to government loan ever made In this coun-'
try. gg4sse t3rssrs sss sssss5x ssses .sS,ra 7
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AUCTION SALES.
Brick Mandatory, Tools, &c, N
.TI AucaNOn

ON Wednesday, May 10, at ten o,elook A n ar
" the premises near Libby's Corner. Westbrook
800 tho1sa bricks; all he tools, mschinerv ana
materia for manuiac ing brick; foaeIher xifh .
one and a hafst0rg 1o0dcR House, finished throv h
out, and painted inside and cur. This prcpertq
presents rare oppoitunitf for any one wishing 10
carry on the 5lainess of brick mAnufact ring
HENRY BAILEY CO., Auctioneers
may4tf -7-,7 =
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sWEsTBRooK SRMrNARY.--The public ex-
amina,''-n at the close OF the Spring term at
this .~csllept and hourishing Seminary Of
ae4r ,,no will commence to day and continue
ID .oroh to-mo,,row, and the recitations will
~ d,versified so that they may be OF interest
al Glass Day exercises will take place on
T,,dav afternoon at the Chapel. to which the
-s.,s,,c are invited. The Summer term will
oman ON next Wednesday, 18th inst. ~
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Great HndNceM ents

TEyHE subscribers ofsr for sale large quantity OF
4 desirable building lots IN the West End OF the
city. lying on Vaughan Pine Neal Carlo on, Thorn
as, West, Emery, Cushman, Lewis, Brnmhail Mon
ument, Daniortn, Orange and salem Streets.
They will sell on credit of from one to ten years.
build houses ofsatisfactory Character they nil adj
rance desired, one fourth OF the cost IF 6aiIdino
on completion Of the house From parties who
build immediately NO CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED.
Apply every day except sunday, from nine to ten
A. NJ, at the efiice o the subscribers, where lans
may be seen, and full particulars obtained -
j. b. BROWN 4 SONS.
Portland, May 8, 1865. may4tf
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10

TEE RAILROAD COMMIT ZEE Of the Massa "a.
.a..s legislature have rel Urted in favor OF
cnu s.;mv aid to the E. & N. A.. Railroad-that
gr~ N.,an II the line between Lineoln and the
p p.a.a boundary. No action h's baen taken on
A. ranort sss .asssa..l-- AGA sa1s
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Casco Iron Company,

THE stockholders of this Company are hereby
n notified that their annual meeting Will be held
at the office ofJ IL Farmer No. 10 Exchange street.
on Tuesday May 18th, at half past O'Clock T. III.
to act on the following articles
lst-Fo choose officers for the ensuing year
I'd TO see i be stockholders will au horize the
sale Of the companys property or any part thereof
3d-To act on any other business that may lie ally
come before them. III. FAHMER,
Portland, May /, 1895. mayitd
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10

COMMISSIONERS DIsoHAReEID = = AN or,
der from the office of the Provost Marshal
General discharges all the Commissioners IN
various Provost Marshal offices In TINS
h e and New Hampshire, and we presume
Ia. .me order has been promulgated th5Rpgh-
IL 81 ne country. The Commissioners were
1T IL # assistants OF the Provost Marshals.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10

PHILADELPHIA, May 8.
A Baltimore dispatch states that French
steamer has arrived below, with the newly
appointed French Minister, M. Montholon on
4 board, bound to Washington. ~ tss9s6
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Proclamation by the President Executive
Order FOR the RestorGtt0n of CiviI Govern
nseNt In Tirginfa. Al
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10

ie4its.. q $500 ~, WASHINGTON, May q.
+ Goodyear's pstent has bsen extended seven
An order has been issued from the Adjutant
Generals office for reducing the number Of
company and staff officers OF volunteer regi-
ments. II says: /" BY direction of the Presi-
dent. all company and staff officers of voiun-
teer regiments absent from their commands
on account OF physical disability or by virtue
OF leaves of absence granted them on theirre-
turn to loyaI States as prisoners OF war, will
be honorably mastered out OF the service Of
the United States on the 18th inst. lo4iisaaa
Said officers wilimmedistely apply by letter
to the Adjutant General the Army, Tor
their muster out and discharge apapers.iss In
case OF physical disability from disease or
wounds, the latter must be- accompanied BY
medical certificates eff the usual form, The
post Office address of the officer must be CIV
en- In all cases." se l.sss asfst.sr, Is stgov
The court for the trial Of the conspiratorrs
concerned in the assassination OF President
| Lincoln and the attempted assassination Of
! Secretary Seward, convened to- day pro forfna
TO arrange the rules and mode OF proceeding
! in said court It is not yet determines wheth-
er the proceedings will be made public as the
| trial progresses 1aas ns5 1asnHp 1sisieaa9n3s
Many officers are sending in their resigna-
l2tions, all of which are promptly accepted. The
number of Generals whose designations have
been accepted is thirteen o E3l9aoaa OFT
Orders have been issued by the War De-
partment for the discharge of large number
of citizen clerks and the substitution of enlist
/ ed men in their places.
A meeting of about 1900 men, was held to-
night, at which speeches were made and reso
lutions pas ed, having In view the prevention
OF returning or remaining within the District
of Columbia of former residents who have par
ticipated In the rebellion.a azoAkra 81 oarsa
The prisoners David E. Harold, George E.
Alzerott, Lewis Payne, S. B. Arnold, Michael
Mclaughlin, Samuel Mudd, and NJ. e. Surratt
on being brought before the military commits
sion to day were asked whom they desired to
select for counsel, when they named the fol
lowing gentlemen: aa4aaau 4 II 0oos4
Harold, Messrs. Fred Stone, Joseph 81.
Bradley and j. M. Carlisle; Payne, M. Mason
Campbell of Baltimore; Mrs, sSurratt, Hon.
Reverdy johnson and William Wallace Kirby
| Samuel Mudd, Robert james Brent Of Balti
more. The other prisoners did not name
Counsel. = IVY
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10

New BooR.-"Life in Heaven Is the title
of a new work just published by Roberts
Brothers, Boston. It is by the author of
Heaven is our Home" and sheet for Heav-
en-" and contains several important elements
in connec lion with the same subject, which
were not embraced in these two books, and
which will interest the reader. The prese mt
volume i'll, undoubtedly, attract as much
popularity as did the former ones, written as
1t is in sucE pleasing style.
F.. Paeka I'd, No. 81 Exchange Street, has it.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10

SALE OF REAL. ESTATE At AucHa me- On
.rsa two-story wooden dwelling house. no. ~
Inc S,.aot was sold Monday at auction by
Dow ~, ~ E CO.. to Mrs. Cummings, for
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10

NATURAL HISTORY RooMs,-ws under a,.-
r .nsss rooms will be open to the public
wednesday afternoons from two to i've 0cl0ck'
commencing to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10

ROW. Some seven or eight soldiers come
over mlm Fort Preble yesterday afternoon,
ana iVabibed rather too:much poor run for
their benefit One of the number, in the eve
nihp,, became very noisy, and officers Floyd
AZ d Pickett undertook to arrest him, when
they were set upon by the rest OF the soldiers,
bat the officers succeeded in securing their
mNu and taking him to the lookup. The two
officers, in company with officers Burnham
and burlington, then returned and arrested
three of the gang who interfered and took
them also to the lock up.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10
cry OF PORTLAND.
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ArYE 7sss !

In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMFN.
~ cF af NAV l. 1866. !
ORDERED, That instead Of tie bon9 required
~ to be given by the Masters OF vessel. arriving
at this Port havine Alien parfeDfers or boa d In
accordance with Sec 20 Chsp, "a, o. he Rvised
8tafufes the within officer shall collect from such
master tRe sum oftwo dollars 10 each person land
0 from such vessel.
F5rev5ded that IN cases OF Steamers or REGULAR
ai.iSe Packets arriving at this Port having pas. en-
gers VINO are excited thrs ugh to the Canadas or
Rritish Ovinees the payment of two dollars each
shall be RENTED VIII the master Of such Steamer
or ct shall give good and sufficient bend, con-
ditone7 to return carry ut o. the country, free
cost 70 tho City Of Portland. any person who may
at any time within three years from the date of said
bond become chargeable within This State.
Read and passed.
Attest,-J. N. HEATH. City Clerk.
80 Copy, Atssst,-J. N HEATH. City Cls,k.
may6d4t
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For Sale.

O. II storied house with stable and shed, ali
,ia IN good repair and acres ofland. bis prop
z2s& erty is pleasantly situated at Windham bill,
be cold low, = 800 = So
Inquire OF p z. Hall. County Treasurer at Port
land. or OF s. GARLAND, on the premises rss1s
Windh'm, Nay 8, 1866. may9d2ws s
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ON Tuesday, May 70 h, at 10 O'Clock A. N. Al ~.
~ lie. bbls CCff3e. 10 bbls Onions. 151 boxes Her
riag 80 boxes Soap, loo doc Fancy Soap bss Win.
egar, doc Liquid RenIet, soap foWders, Candles,
Cigars, Spices, &c.
HENRY BAILEY & Co., AustiOnssrs.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10

rERs-Three deserters have volun-
DEsER N themselves up at the Provost
tarily giVt ,fHce in this city within day or
Msrshaas has been arrested, The four
two, ana Oh ed to Augusta yesterday. What
were forwaD be made of them is not known.
ff;r.,xs
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10
E.-This is the title Of ,

y 7 lIIS - INC tIlI5 OF q
HOURS Al Hon much after the style of the
new magazine, vsryl 1blished in New York
old Knickerbocker, p. p, and edited by J.
by Charles Scribner q O. fine appearance
w. Sherwood. 1t makes
For sale by Davis Brothers. r.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10

TemiscOnatn Pine Land Co.
HUE Annual Meeting OF this Company vii be
held At I e United States H tel. on Wednesday,
May 10th. 1855, at4 o'cl, ok p N
May 5, lse5-td N. o. CRAM. Treasurer
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FINANCIAL.
U. S. 7-3o LOAN.

The sale of the first series OF sspo 900 600 ar IN.
7-sO Loan was competedon the slst of M.rohl ,o.r
The sale of the second series Of Three Hundrea MA
lions. payable three years from the 18th day of Ju,o
1866, was begun on the 1st of April. In the shOr.
space ofTHIRrY DAYS. over One Hundred Millions
of this series have besn sodleaviDg this day less
than Two Hundred Millions to be disposed Of. The
interest Is payable semannuaIly in currency the
18th Of December and 18th Of June by Coupons at
'aohed to each note, which are readily dashed any.
where It amounts to q Na3 Ffaa
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Ion. Woodbury.

PHBsoSAr.--We learn til al IS removed
Davis q sAe Supreme Co urt h, # Farm
f'~an this city 70 the delight ful town :. % his
,natop. and that ne will in future take = $.
..s,norayv If uos permanent residence In snA
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10

R15IIiyH;IIiIlI[;}

Use it at once, Moths while chrysalids are eeonon
ioally destroyed. Cedar camphor is sitting to M
ssot-liSs. All druggists sell it. HARMS & CHAP
Man, Boston, manufacture it. maysd8t
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10

More and More Desirable.
The Rebellion is suppressed. ana the Government
has already adopted measures to reduce exDeDd,-
lures as rapidly possible to peace footing thu,
Withdrawing from market as borrower and purehas.
err. 9~ Feq
This is the ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now
offered by the Government, and constitutes the
GREET LoAs or THE PEOPLE.
The seven-Thirty Notes are convertible on their
maturity, atths option of the holder into
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-10
J. N. PATTEN. AUoTIoNEER, z Exohange s.
REMOvALi
DIR. W.. N. DEMAhG,
Medical Electrician
Has rsmOvedhis OfiuefrOm Ciapp's Biosk to
MA MIDDLE STREET.
Nearly opposite the United States HeisI, Who're

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
ly located in this city. During the two years we
have been. In this city, We have cured some Of
the worst forms OF disease IN parsons who lave tried
other forms Of treatment In vain, and caring pa
IT, ats in 60 short time that the question 10 often
asked, Go they stay curedi To answer tins question
We will say that All that do not stay CURED, AZ viii
doctor tho second time for nothing.
DR.. ID. has been practical electrician lcr lgonfl
enc years and is also regular graduated physician.
In the head, neck, extremities; consumption VIII
IA the acute stages or where the lung8 are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism sc-dzua HE
diseases, white swellngs spinal diseases curvafI
Of the spine. contracted muscles distorted liJnl a
palsy or paraysls, st. Vtas' Dance deafness stan
4 n, constipation and liver complaint piies-we eu
ovsry case thHt can be pfossnted asthma, broncb
8 stristures q the chest, saa AL forms % lens
mpfaints..
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Dr. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by ESecfs IL
ity soithoW Pain. Persons having deceived tef III
or stumpa they wish to have removed tor resettina
he would give polite invitation 70 call.
Superior ktectro Magnetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorough Instructions.
DR.. D. can accommodate a few patients with
board and treatment ut his house.
Ofioe houfs-Sfom O'Clock A e. AMI
froml to P. NJ, ana Ito in the Evening
Cons1sfaD0n Free. .. novlN
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3. NJ. PArTEN, AUCrIoNEER, u Exchange 81


ior and two tenements on the corner Of WI
sfor,sd h ssreet and Ashland Avenue Also the two
~ Wiii5s 49, and lot on Ashland Avenue property
eh " Sspen late of Portland, deceased The
h vii be sold IA purchaser for the
w.. PioA0'ieul ~ tAir price on accommodate
Il not sold before the lith day OF MAY proxImo IT
will then be sold BY auction on tho prsmises. AZ IA
O'Clock noon. R-s-'e'' - -
maystd ia J. r. BRAzIER. Adm,n,.,,.,o,
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Dissolution OF COMMUNICATIVE.

TINE firm Of W n Merrill & Co. Is this day dis
Il solved BY mutual consent The business of the
Arm will b. settled by NJ, l. Merrill who will con-
time the Shoe business ct the old stand. No S.
Hotel Bull ling.sges VI s. w. p. MERRILL,
may3d2w* M L. MERRILL.
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Horses, Carriages, Harnesses. &c.
ON Saturday. Nay 10, at II O'Clock n. on Lime
~ snesti Horses, Carfifges, Harnesses, &C.
mayl0td ~
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In the third story, on Congress near the head Of
Il Casco st. Inquire at al Cumberland st. rom
to O'Clock. may3if
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For Sale.

o. A cottage House, nearly new, containing
H|i; nine flushed rooms. Location desirable. I'm.
ILL., mediate possession given. For particulars en-
quiFe q w. SMITH, 8 and Silver ST.
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Wantesa

snsis a Wanted va u $40 M
A SITUATION as Housekeeper or Nurse. Good
Ia references give !, i required. AZ 10
Address MI A. Portland Post @fdce. ~
may dive 80 s5,a .tff.f9s Is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-24

OPERA HousE.-The Felon's Daughter =
written by Miss Olive Logan, was produced
lastnight before large house with marked
effect. As scene after scene developed the
intricate plot, the situation of the chief ac-
tors became more and more interesting, and
the interest Of the audience In the denoue-
ment grew excited and intense. Frequent
and enthusiastic applause greeted the actors
atthe many strikingly passionate and ;ele-
waited sentiments with, which the play
abounds. Ye rast4reg
Itis said that authors are generally but
poor readers OF theirown productions. But
this rule has Its exceptions, of which Miss
Logan afforded a striking proof last night.
The same inspiration that animated the au-
thoress, guided and gave life and energy to
the actress, in portraying the character Of
ssEyeleens sthe Felon's Daughter" Right we'll
was she sustained In the other characters Of
the drama, as the cast was an excellent one.
IN The admirers Of genius and the loverslof
The drama will be pleased to know that the
play is 70 10 repeated Tonight. ~ bas
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-24
dtlt9rap9it.
correspondence Between Lincoln
and Davis-I'he Peace q Ouestiou.

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-The Herald's WASH
ington special has various rumors concern
ing Blar's visit to Richmond. One is that
Mr.. Blair brought autograph letters from
Davis to Lincoln, saying he was ready to
treat for peace, and that communication
from Lincoln has been taken back to Rich
nlond, expressing willingness to send or
receive commissioners. Many well informed
people in Washington look for important
results from Mr.. Blair's second visit to the
rebel Capital.
A significant article appears in the Rich
mond Enquirer of last Thursday, which
says: After every manly effort the rebels
may fail, and policy and interest would in
duce the rebels to submit to the United
States rather than to England, France or
Macmillan. Joining their military forces,
they could then sweep this continent and
thus hide their shame. while America will
become the colossal power of the world
On the other hand, some Richmond edi-
tors, in view of the fact that they have lost
all OF the seapOrts of consequence, make
great efforts to prove these disasters bless
ing. They say war is now their sole busi-
ness; conscription must be vigorously en-
forced, and every one that can must fight.
The Richmond Whig says that negroes in
the prime of life will make better soldiers
than white men over fifty.
Gen. Joe Johnson, in his late speech at
Columbia, South Carolina, says he is out of
the service, and and regrets that he could
not serve with the rebel soldiers.
Ill. 5. Foote refuses to be released, and in
sists upon trial to show cause for his ar
rest.
Capt. Semmes has reached Richmond.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-24
Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-l4o bbs of good dsuperfne was disposed of
PROVISIONS Prime city Lard could have be.n
bought at 2lc; Bulk Meats at I59I6o loose. or
Shoulders and Sides; Mess Pork at $40; head and
gut Lard at zoe. - -
GROCERIES-The market is dull and weak. and
prices are unsettled, and Coffee is lg2c lower We
now quote prime to choice Rio ut 4445c; raw Sugar
at 222Gc; New Orleans Moasses at 81 30 per gallon
for old crop. and 81 4O9l 40 for new.
MHlSkl-Sales of $50 barrels at 50 90.
WHEAT-A dull and heavy market at 81 90Ql s5
for Red. and ~ l592 90 for White.
CORN-A mO1erate demand for ear at 81 IO9l L.
and for shelled 81 16, in elevator.
R1E-We quote this article dull at 81 35. which is
BARLEY~SaIes or I,u1u bushels prime Fall At
81 6s; holders ask 81 20, generally.
SEED-The demand for Clover is good and priess
higher, ranging from SIS 259l5 50; according to
quality. The sales we're 2C5 bushels at SIS 25 TO do
at els 40. and 30 do at sl5 So There is material
held at Sc IS Flax is lower, at So IS for best qua
H0GS-.None on the Market the season may be
regarded closed.
RUTTER-rhe market rules dull at A 45c in
barrels, for prime to choice Central Ohio, and in
small packages at 45@46.
EGGS-There is fair demand, for shippers
count. at 42a43c per dozen. -
= HAY-There is a light demand at $25926 per tun
arrival, in bales.
FRUIT-Green Apples continue in fair demand
at 81 1906 so per barrel for Eastern and So 254 90
for Western. Dried Apples are in good demand at
121a9lJc on arrival and l38l4c from store
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-24
Positively the Last Day.

This is the last day of the great auction
sale of dry goods at No. 1O1 East Town
street, opposite the Gwynne Block. This
sale has given good satisfaction. All of
you who are in want of dry goods, avail
yourselves of this last chance, as the finest
portion of the stock is yet to be sold. At
1OT o'clock will be offered lot of fine ex-
tension table cloths, shawls, dress goods,
linen handkerchiefs, &C., &c. At 91s
o'clock the sale will commence, and last
during the day. Ladies, be on hand, and
it to say that you purchased from this
stock of goods, the like of which has never
been offered In this city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-24
Cleveland Market.

FL0UR-Dull and nominal at 80 5O@1O 90 for
common to good grades of Xxx red; $40 509ll 90 for
do Xxx white.
WHEAT-No. 2 red from store offered at 81 90.
but buyers were materially below these figures
C0RN-New held at 81 1901 90
OATS-Quiet and nominal at s4@s5c from store.
RIE-Inactive, at 81 so from store.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal at 81 5091 20 from
store, according to quality.
DRESSED HOGS-Small sa'es are making
to butchers at l39H1c, but the latter extreme
figure and can only be obtained for the choicest
heavy cOrn-fed.
,P0RlK-Dull, o. but steady at $4,000 for mess and
LARD-In good request and firm at 24c in tierces
and 25c in kegs.
BUTTER-Holders are asking 42943c for choice
Western Reserve roll, but these figures cannot be
obtained for any considerable lots.
CHEESE-Quiet and unchanged ut 10000 as tho
range for good to prime Western Reserve.
EGGS-No inquiry and prices entirely nominal
Parties express willingness to soil at almost any
fgnres.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are asking at the close
g 269227
SEEDS-There is little inquiry for Clover, for
which $l3 so is offered but holders are asking higher
figures. Timothy quiet at 50 0o@s Is.
BEANS-Stesdy at So 0O92 25 for new medium
DRIED APPLE5-Less active and weaker
Quoted at ~ 9l3c, pay for packages.
DRIED PEACHES-Firm at 3O932c for unpeled,
and 42c for peeled.
SALT-Steady. Coarse 50 so; Ground Solar. % rs;
Fine, 81 95
POULTRY-Qu and nominal at 1908, per
pound for Chickens; 169l7c for Turkeys; l54l6,
for Ducks; 100000 each for Geese.