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photographs of Ohio Soldiers

A correspondent writing from Wash
ington to the Cincinnati Gazette, of the
2Sth ult. says that heretofore it has been
the practice of the Post Office Department
to destroy, annually, the accommodations of
the Dead Letter Office, which were not of
special value, after efforts TO find their
owners had extended over a year. OF
late, however, the Post Master General has
been causing the effects of Soldiers and
Sailors to be retained for a longer time,
and furnishing lists Of photographs and
.other like mementoes to papers in the
States where the parties are known to have
resided. In the list that correspondent
furnishes the Gazette, we find the follow
ing from this county and vicinity:
Miss Mary L. Root, Warren, Ohio /;
from John W. Root, Port Hudson, La,
photograph. Aug. 10. 1866.
Miss Elizabeth Harshman, Rowland,
Ohio; from Edgar Lockwood, sth Reg.
Vet Res. Corps, Camp Douglas, ILL.,, pho
tograph. Oct. %, 1864.
ANs- mary N. NaTEs ASutaUuia- Oulo ;
from VIM. r. Carr, l25th Regt. Ohio Vol,
4th A. c., Nashville, Tenn, aabrotpye.
June IA, 1866.
Mr.. Reese Jones, Youngstown, Ohio f;
from Sergt. R. Morris, lOlst Vol, AnnapO-
lis, Nd, photograph. March 2, 1865.
Miss Rosina NJ. Weiss, Ravenna, Ohio ;
from J. B. Cameron, 9Th Wis. Vet. Vol,
Little Rock, Arkansas, photograph. May
%, 1866.
Application for any Of these articles
should be addressed 20 the Third Assistant
Post Master General. and should name the
State list 10 which reference is made, and
desc ribe the article.
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From B~acOnsburg.
BAcoNsBURe. March 9, .

BACoSsBURG. March =, 1868.
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE-I had been wait
ing for some ADLER pen to keep you post
ed in matters at Bloomsbury, but as no
one has spoken of late, 1 will Just say
that We are still moving. We were
nearly showed in last week but have
dug our way out, and now begin to feel
the approaching rays of spring. We
have been favored with a long series of
religious meetings the past winter, first
by the NJ. E. Church, in charge of the
Rev. i. w. Ely, which continued about
FIVE weeks next by the Deciples, in
charge of Elders Wakefield, and Mon
roe, each resulting in some additions
to the churches.
On the evening of Feb. Dist, the
'Good Templars" held a festival at
their Hall, from which, including
splendid supper, cake stand, candy
stand, fruit stand, &c, they must have
realized a fair benefit pecuniarly, be-
sides a feast Of social chat and good
feeling generally enjoyed, not only by
Good Templars and citizens here, but
a fair representation from sister Lodges.
The order here is in a prosperous con-
diIion, numbering nearly one hundred
members.
On the evening of the 18th, the NJ.
E. Church held a donation visit at the
same hall for the benefit of the pastor,
the Rev. L. W. Ely, which was a sue
cess. The evening was beautiful, the
representation large and donations lib
eral-amounting to nearly eighty dol
lars, mostly in greenbacks. The inter
view was 8 very pleasant one, being
interspersed with music, Remarks by
the pastor, &c. &c. d.
Oar little village is still advancing,
and is a very busy place for one of its
size, We have, Of late, tie following i'm
provements, in addition 10 8 number
Of dwelling houses; Scoville & Camp,
steam Touring mill and measure facto.
~; DR.. D. Strickland, drug store /;
Hathaway d Bacon provision store D..
burst & Co., steam saw mill and plain
ing mill attached; Mason & Bacon,
steam wooden bowl factory and variety
shop; Brooks & Hadselr hardware store;
Wright & Williams steam nail keg fac
tory, ten or fifteen hands. We are
bound to succeed as a business point,
just as sure as the Railroad is not NOV
ed to Mecca, or the station to john
sons Summit.
OBSERVER.
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Shooting ARRAY at Niles.

Quite g serious shooting affray occurred
in the American House, at Miles, on last
Saturday evening, between seven and
eight O'Clock. As near as we can ascer
tain, the facts are about these: A num-
Der of young men had gathered at the
hotel in the evening, and were more or
less engaged in drinking, when a young
man by the name of Brockwsy, who bears
q reputation for rowdyism, entered the
house and become engaged in 3 quarrel
with the proprietor, q Mr.. Young. Young
drew q revolver and commenced shooting
at Brockway, firing two shots at him, when
Young's wife jumped between the beliser-
ents, receiving the ball from the third fire
il her right limb, which inflicted a severe
flesh wound. BrOckway fed the house at
this and hid behind a tree in the back yard
close by, when Young followed him and
emptled the remaining shots in the direc-
ton of the tree, n shot passing through
the leshy part of BrOckway's ann below
the elbow-the wound from which was not
very severe, from the fact hat he succeed
ed in stoning the house until he had
broken most of the windows in II.
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Chicago Live stock Market.
CHICAGO. March 3. 1858.

A0os
BEEF CATTLE--Thsre was 3 very slim
attendance at the yards to-day. for a Tuesday
and but little interest was manifested OF the
part OF the few that did put IN an appearance
The feeling developed. however, was one o.
hrmness. The receipts were light. and general
IL Of good quality. aud. ander the stimulus at
fOrded b the favorable character Of Eastern
adVicss. holders we're firm in their views. and
On all sales reported. iull prices were realized.
Altogether. some 4'4 head changed hands,
These were divided between shippers. feeders
and local buyers. at prices ranging at S3,I59-
$50 for interior to common mixed lot including
thin rough Cows. hall-fatened steers, coarse
OGsns stays. Bulls and light HelterG S4.Iog,
S rs for common to good buthers' Cattle. and
common 70 good stock Steers: S600G7.UO for
common to medium .shipding Beeves and
ST.H99S,I5 for good 70 extra smooth tat shipping
HOGS-Ths Hog market was excited and
higher. AdEices from all the Eastern points
we're of q favorable character, and under the
meagrs arrivals. there at once sprang up q
lively competition between the different buyers
in attendance. and prices advanced fuiIy &c
per l0Obs. This movement did not sensibly
check the demand. and the pens were eiearedo OF
stOcE early in the day: and subsequent arrl-
walls were taken up as fast Is u~nlOadedfTOm the
cars. The offerings. though perhaps up u the
average OF last week In point Of quality were
oy ne means satisfactory, the major portion
consisting Of common, mixed, and uneven lots,
Of light averages. Sales were effected az prices
ranging at S7.UG7.5O for common Pigs, and
light, uneven and mixed lots; S7.5J9S.2 for
medium TO fair. and SS.5OS9.O0fUr good TO prime
smooth fat lots. 1t Is predicted BY sOme that
the advance Of to-day Is 70 great sxteur hcu-
tiOus. and that with anything like liberal re-
ceipts prices would again rscede 10 S5.7oOS.45,
Toe market closed firm az SLW 3 800.
SHEBP-Ths market for this class OF stock
was inactive. and yalGes are nUmIoaliy I'M
changed. There were no receipts to-day, but
there was a supply OF some 2.OOJ head lslt over
from last week. so that had there been a diposl-
don to uperats on the part Of buyers. there Was
ad abundzurs OF stock. Ne quote gOOdtO choice
az 5 4.5Ua5.50. common TO fair al S3.U0SOU0.
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Cleveland wholesale Msrket.


MONDAY EVENING Marcn. y. leoos
~FLOUR-The market to-day presented no
decidedly new features. Trade Is fair in a small
way. and the market Is firm and prices steady
We quote NIX red from No.3 wheat $ll .2SGl2,-
=: AK red from MOL wheat So 50Gl3.0: Xxx
white Sl4.00Sl4.D Xxx spring Sl.N@u.5.-
steady at S. 00SS.1
WHEAT-Without movement. but firmly
held. No. ! red Water held az go; No. Mil
CORN-Hignsr, with a moderate demand
closing heavy with the advance partially lost
Sales loo bu new No shelled on spot At Sl,00.
closing With sellers At CSC: 200 bu do sellers last
nalf april at Sl.U0. l0OO old do at Sl.O0.
OATS-In4cuve and hardly 50 hrm. No. ]
State held normally at ese from store
kYE-Quiet and nominal at 81 .5GSlLB for No.
PJRK-Unchanged. and in fair demand
Sales No. ] ciEy-pzeked mess at S5.OQ. No,
do S24.Uc; Prime mess $780, Clear SZ7.OO
LAkD-Demand moderate and market steidy
Ci~tg-rendsred l6JlGl7c 10 rierces ard frkins;
country ndsred l5gl51Ic.
SMOKED M-EAIs-Steady and unehanEsd
Sugar cured Hans lses Shoulders I2c1S Dried
BUTTEk-Firm. saIsslaOO lbs prime Wss-
TEN Reserve TOn at Sc- scIictly choice table il
very scarce aud brings 4Sc. Common TO good
grades 394Oc
CHEEoE--DulI and steady at l29l6e for good
70 cnulce dairy and factory.
E5GS-Df0oplng. sales fresh at sc.
DkIED APPLES-Nery little doing. Prices
steady AZ S9Sc. tor old and new.
GREEN APPLES-ln moderate movement
at S4.tOs5.5per obi.
SEEUS-More active and lower. Sales 100
bags Glover Al S7,45 100 bags Timothy at $3.50.
PUrATUES-ln m0der ate demand at Sl,U5
per bu from store.
BEANS-The markets. bare and nominal
TALLOW-Dull At Sas1e Tor city and eoun-
try rendered.
FEATHEKs-In fair demand at s0ag5c. &C.
corning 20 quality.
sALr--Steady. Fine $3.50; Coarse S2.5.
-Lcnder
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More Coal In

By some it has been ptophesied that no
coal EXISTED in BrookReld, except in the
vicinity of the banks already opened and
in operation, but the energy and persever-
ance of MessrE. Price, Hamilton & Dough
ton have dIspelled any such ideas. Not
long since this Company secured by leases
a territory Of some GOO acres to the north Of
the Otis and Brookfeld Companies, on the
farms of Messrs. Robt. Christy, Robt.
Hart, Henry Taylor, David Lewis, Phin.
Wheeler, Allen Waldrof, Warren Burton,
Abe. Struble, james Hsney and Geo. Smith,
when they commenced prospecting, and
have since found a four foot vein in three
places on the southern border OF the Bur
ton farm, q four foot and a-half vein on
the Struble farm, and a mineable vein on
the Hart farm, the thickness of which we
did not learn. The indications are that
Messrs. Price, Hamilton & D~oughton have
q large basin of coal. They have at pres
emit four sets Of drills running. and we
shall expect to hear more good tidings
from the BrOokfeld Coal territory.
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Medical College for women

Cleveland has recently added this to her
other public Institutions. At a recent
meeting of the cOrporators Of the Cleve-
land Homeopathic Medical Coll eye and
Hospital for Women, the following Board
of Trustees were appointed 4: Stillman
Witt, T. S. Beckwith, Bolliver Butts, n.
Schneider, NJ. D.; t. S. Lindsey, Mrs. D.
X. Tilden, Mrs. F. S. Lester, Mrs. P.
Thatcher, MS. G. A. Seaman, NJ. D..
Mrs. NJ. L. Merrick. NJ. D., Mrs. S. d.
Mcmillan, Mrs. NJ B. Amber, Mrs.
Lemusl Crawford, Mrs. Nancy Chisholm,
Mrs. G.. B. Bowers.
The Trustees elected the following Off
GERS: Mrs. C. A. Seaman, III. D. President
Mrs. S. F. Lester, Vice President Mrs.
NJ B. Amber, Secretary ; Mrs. S. d.
Mcmillan. Treasurer.
Beng now fully organized, this COL
leee proposes another winter to give a full
course Of instruction to all such ladies as
desire q medical education.
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History of Greene township.

We have been proffered for publication
an address delivered before the Anniy ersa-
~ meeting of the people of Greene town
ship, held the 18th of last April, which
will run through several issues of the
CHRONICLE, commencing the LIST of Eext
April. It will be composed of two parts,
the Est relating 10 the early history OF
the township, first settlers. roads, mills,
schools, churches, ~post-ofiee, etc. The
second part relates to Mechanics and Man
uiactures, Items, Elk-catching, Bear tree,
Lost in the woods, Early deaths, sickness,
fires and fatal accidents, and the Civil War
of 1875.
The history wfHfelate to the first hall
century since the settlement of the town.
ship. the first settlement having been made
in 1917. This is the youngest township Of
the twenty-five composing the County, all
the others having a few permanent settlers
at that date. This viii prove of much in
terest to many of our readers, and We glad
" offer the use of our columns for the pur-
pose. Let US not only have the history o
Greene but Of the other tow nships.
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The Eighth Lecture

of the Polemic Clubs Regular Course
will be delivered by Prof. ]. b. Rhodes,
at Webb's Hall. on next Friday evening,
the 18th inst. Subject: European Ideas
in 1867.
Prof. Rhodes was travelling in Europe
during the summer of 1867, under the most
favorable circumstances for learning the
character and opinions of the people, and
he was in the city of Rome while it was
besieged BY the Ga~ribaldisns. His keen
and critical observation, as evinced by his
letters from Europe, and his reputation as
a popular speaker, as well IS the favor with
which this lecture has BEEN received where
it has been delivered, VIII be sufficient 10
call ont a full house.
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Town and County.
c AND PERSONAL.

L. D. Sheldon, Esq, of Vernon,
short time since sold two pairs of steers 70
the sum Of S725-one of them being tw,
and the other four year olds.
The eighth lecture OF the Polemi,
Clubs Course will be delivered By Prof
J. e. Rhodes, at Webs Hall, on mex
Friday evening, 18th inst. HIS subject i
"European Ideas in 1867"
james Msckey, Esq, of Vienna, late
ly sold to Mr.. C. W. Andrews, a pair o
matched steers which were twenty-five
months old and weighed 266O pounds, fol
the sum of S2S5,OO Who will beat it?
Among the last graduating class o.
the Cleveland Medical College, we notice
the name of Geo. G. Smith, of this coun
ty, with the qd eisndem degree of N. D.
attached to his name.
This Musical Convention, which com.
meLces Its session at West Pennington to,
day, will continue for three days, closing
with q concert on Friday evening. A
general invitation TO lovers of music i:
extended.
Mr.. Jacob Staubaugh informs us that
s few days since the firm of Tod, Morris
& Stambaugh, while drll ing for coal on
the farm Of WIN. Bartlett. one mile east
of the Centre of Vienna, struck a vein of
fine block coal four feet in thickness.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
organization of this place have commenced
operations for building a new church on
High Street. having purchased the Judge
Spear property. The location is a beauti
full one, and the edihce, when finished, will
greatly add to the be uty of that part of
the town.
The Cincinnati Gazette SAYS that the
suit instituted sgainst Peter Fulk, of .his
place, for embezzlement of Government
property, has terminated in his entire
scquitsal. The Gazette adds that the Gov
eminent has been subjected to a heavy ex-
pense by this ill-advised lawsuit. Th e
prosecution made 5 poor showing during
the trial.
Compliant reaches Us that the package
Of CHRONICLES mailed to Vernon, do not
reach their destination until Thursday,
whereas they should be received there on
Wednesday. We mail them regularly
every Wednesday morning, and they
should uniformly arrive st Vernon the
same day. We shall endeavor to discover
the cause of the delay.
The Local Of the CHROSIcLE owes its
readers an apology for the lack of interest
in this department last week. Being out
of town over the Sabbath, he was caught
in the storm and became SNOW bound"
so that he did o return until the paper
had gone to press. This wall a'so account
for the appearance of S few local items
this week, that should have appeared last
week.
Inc OAiOH EAPISs nut oh inc 1a-
honing Branch Of the a. & G. W. Rail
way has been dis continued, and the bust
ness Of the Office lately under the direction
of Mr. r. A. Baldwin, has been transfer
red TO Mr.. Warren Packard, agent of U.
S. Express Company. Under the arrange
ment lately made the latter Company have
the privilege of the road from Youngstown
TO Cleveland. Messengers will continue to
run on all the trains as usual.
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A DEMONSTRATORS sALE Oh

In pursuance Of an order granted by the Pro-
bate Court Of Trumouli COuuy. OhiO. / will
oder for sale Al public auction. On the 18th day
Of March, ls5S. at O'Clock. .. n. upon the
premises. the following described real estate.
situated in the IOgnship Of Hubbard. County
Of Trumouli. aud STAT Of Ohio. tJ-HIt: known
as past Of Lots y and % in said TOwnship.
bounded a. follows: East BY lands owned 81
sarah Dillsy, west oy lands owned 0y " IN. A
Johns north by lands owned by John n. Eli
ott; south By lands owned by Corneius Beatty
and Sarah DIlley containing abOu. 9 acres Of
lan1- 80 payments to be deferred beyond two
years. Deferred payments TO be on interest from
day Of sale. and secured By mortgage on prem
ises sold. w. J. JACkSUN. admir-.
March. I. 1s6s-St OF IhO's Dilley. decd.
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EGAL NOTICE.

IL Warren Shaw ct. al. vs. Noble ]. BTaden,
In the Court Of Common Pleas. Trumbull
County, Ohio.
The said defendant is notified. that said War
rem Shaw and divers other parties named in
the petition. in this action. have died their pc
utian against him in said Court, alleging thai
10 July. August and September. 1851. they de-
iVered to defendant 81 900 pounds Of cheese. to
be sOld BY him for them. and when sold he 20
account 10 plaintiffs for the proceeds That
defendant sold said CHEESE but failed 10 account
for the proceeds thereof. and asking iudgmeni
against bin by reason OF the premises. for the
sum OF $1,000. with interest from Oct. 1st.
lss7.
defendant must answer said petition BY the 1lth
day Of April, 1858 and said Gauss will be Tor
trial at the next term Of said Court thereafter
k. B. BARNES. n
Hutehins L Glidden. PIT Is Att'ys.
Eak 10 Tzcc-et
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Timothy Seed. Carload new Seed. just re.
HoYT. sTRATTON q HAPGooD,

The great amount OF time consumed By the lat
dies in dressing and arranging their hair mus
make any article which would lessen their labor
particularly desirable. Rings Vegetable Am.
brosiA leaves the hair in such eondit ion as 10
render the dressing and arranging a very easy
appearance so much admired. Gle -nses the
scalp from dandruf and all humors, and pre-
vents badness; promotes ITS Erowth, and re-
stores gray hair to its original eOlor.-MarchIl.
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COURT SALE.

Il In pursuance Of an order granted by The
Probate e 'urt Of Trumb0lt bounty. Ohio. I
will Ohsr for sale at puolis auction. on the 18th
day Of March, 1861. at ? O'Clock. y. m. upOn the
premises the following described real estate,
situate IN NsEtOn Falls. in said County. to-Eit
Lots known on the map OF the village plat, a
subdivision of great lot No S., g. Tx. con
ling house. pump shop. horse barn and a Pot
ter Kiln thereon Also At the saEe time aud
place. one Clay Mall. one Moulding Press. one
Ball Press. one Ship Barrel. one pair Boob
Slsds. Work Bench and Vice, and other tools
and implements for the making Ofstone pumps.
1erms-Ons-half the purchase money on eOu-
hTmauOn- Terms OF sale of the pers0 nal prop-
| erfy. six months credit on giving notes EiLn ap-
proved security. DANIEL EARLE,
Feb. lq. lS6S-4t AdninistratSr
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CIeYeland MedIcaI ColIege.

The annual commencement Of this in
Ftitution was held on last Wednesday ave.
ming, the 4th inst, at the College in Cleve-
land. The exercises were of a very inter
esting nature. The graduating class con-
consisted of some forty members. The
faculty of this College is composed of able
men who stand at the head Of their pro-
fessiOn. Among the faculty, as Professor
of opthalmic Medicine and Demonstration
of Operative Surgery, We find the name of
our townsman, NJ. c. Woodwork, NJ. D.
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ID In the District Court Of the United States,
for the Northern District Of Ohio. S..
In the matter Of Jacob f. Slough. Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy.
At Cleveland, in the said District. on the 10th
day Of Feb, A. D.. 1858.
Northern District Of Ohio. IS. Sir : Take no
tice that a petition has been fled in said Court
By jacob Z. Slough. Of North Bloomfield. 10
the County OF Trumbull, in said District, duly
deelareda Bankrupt under the Act OF Con-
gress Of March % lS57. for 3 discharge, aud a
certificate thereof. from all bis debts and other
claims prOyable under said Act. and that the
18TH day Of March next. at 10 o'clock, a. N. i
assigned for the hearing Of the same, when and
where you may attend and show cause. At any
yOu have. why the prayer Of said Petition should
! not be Granted.
You will also take notes that the second and
third meetings of creditors, required by the Z7ti
and 18th section OF said Act. will be held b
order Of said Court en- hel6th day Of Mszeh
A. D.. lS6S. at 10 O'Clock, q. N. at Warren. il
said District. before L G.. Jones, ESQ, one o
the Registers Of said Court.
EARL BILL. Clk. Of the Dis. Court
Feb. g, lS6S-3t
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Get Prom

Strange as il may appear. many people get an
idea If they sit for a PHOTOGRAPH. they are obliged
to accept 1t. good. bad or Indifferent. and paw
tnelr money Tor the same ms state Of things
expected 10 take a picture unless they are per-
fectLy satisfied with Is. and their wants and no.
tons however peculiar. IN regard TO dupIica-
ting their faces, will be at all times cgrefuIIy
studied, and a proof given in each and every
case. If required. before ordering. What more
can you ask. kICE-Artist.
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saturday, the PSI. day. or Mareh Ises.
To all whom it may Concern
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

IN that the following Resolutions was adopt
ed By the Town Council Of the Incorporated
village Of Warren.
ResoiCsd. That in the opinion of this Council
IL is deemed necessary 10 grade anG improve
south street from Main St. TO the MAhOnine
river. in aecordance with the survey and profile
offs. T. Diekey. Eng now on file in the Mayors
once, iOr which purpose an ordnance is nOA
psnding bef0re said Council All persons
claiming damages BY reason Of such grading
and improving. are hereby required to 6le the
same in writing. with the Recorder of said vii
lsge within two weeks iron the expirsSon Of
four weeks from the first publication Of this
notice. or be forever barred from any claim or re-
covering any damage therefor.
By order Of the Council.
IA, II. TON NSEND. Recorder.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.



OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE cHRoxIcLE.
WARREN. o., March. II. 1903.
Gold. 1Ss
Silver. large. 80
Fivs-TWtntiss. 1852. 100.
/" 1854, l0.
" 1855, 1861.
1857, 1851.
Seven-Thirtiss. I'D and Sd serisO los.
PR0VISIONS-Firm.
POULTRY-Chicksnss Sc per D: Turkeys Sc per
b; Ducks per n &c; Geese each 40c.
GROCERIES-Dull and quiet.
BEAGs-Whits $500 to $3.50 per bGshel.
WHEAT-Whits. $500 Amber. $3.50. Spring
No $3.50.
EL0UR-S12OO to $500.
FLAX SEED-S2.SO ? bu. Flax Seed Oil. Sl.&
2 gal. Flax Straw S. to S. per ton.
0ATS-0ats Csc
C0RN-Corn 10.
APPLES-l.5OS bushel.
DRIED APPLES-s99e.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter 3Oss5c.
cHEESE-Western Reserve lOs12e
EGGS-2c.
HONEY-2S2 per pound.
LARD-Country rendered. l2aiA
HIDES-See Leather Report.
POTATOES-49S1.M
TEAS-S1.O to $50 per chest.
C0FsEE-22e27 per bag.
GLASSES Hardware report.
DRESSED HOGS-714ssc.
TURNIPS-60c.
ONIONS-1,5O.