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AUCTION SALES.
CHAs. E. FOarIta'S SALES.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN GkOsGE BAUMAN. SECOND
DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
BIZ CHARLES Il. FoRTIER.

AUcrIoxEER-Ofice No. As Exchange alley.
TUESDAY. the 21.t OF 40 ~, 1865, "a II
4 O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and AuctOueers' fN.
change Roys st between sna ana Gu tgmnOuse streets
Of order from hon rable the ScJnd District
Court Of New Orleans dated arch To- 1865 the folowine
property pubic suction. VIII be sold
' FIVE CERT AIN LOTS OF err Nd in the Fourth Dis
ret Of this city In b'unded by Fr.ret iSesson
Howard and Phillip streets des gnatd BY the Nos IL IL Is
- and IS on plan BY A. Dep0aly. architect
the 18th November 1856 deposited in the ohee OF Grma
public Lots Nos H. and Is each ~ feet
inches lines front Freret treet by lo feet inene,
and ins in deoth between naTzll lines; tad lots adoin
each other Mo-. "a and IS adjoining each oth,T
measure each 29 feet n ches lines front on howard
street. by 1888 feet inches and lines deep between parable
lines.
1KRNsCash 10 the amount Of $3.50 with per cent inter.
the 18th November 1896 until the day u
sale he purchaser to the payment OF mortgte note
tor like OF 1850 GATED 18th November 1900 ana pay
able in after date and bearing cent Interest
from date nj pd the balance of the price, any - De
paid in twelve months from date Of sale tne purchase 70
iurhh for said balance bond with good and sol ext seen
mortgage sad property bearing PEI cent inter
per UNI ON dafe until paid
Of before Acte J. Ker public. at the
p,nse he purchaser including the United States internal
stsrnrs
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FINANCIAL.
OF LOUISIANA,
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
BE IT KNOWN, that this eleventh day of April one
Thousand eight huncT,d and oeIorS me Edssh
State Louisiana, Aforesaid duly commissioned aud sworn,
Esaure President Of Crescent City Bank corporation
established ia this city under The laws Of this state herein
acting under and by virtue IT Res
outon adopted by the Board Directors Of the said Bank
their sittug the first day OF this current month"; cert
who declared that in pursuance 10 section hvs OF an
Establish enerl system OF Fee Banking in the State OF
bred and yhve. the Board Of Directors OF the said BinS
Of by Resolution adopted by them at their sitting Of the
copy which also xed hereto as Art hereof
s gePe meeting S *. OF es Ss, S March last %
take into consideration the 2roprety oil reducing
srs meeting Of Stockholders did take place the
fourteenth Of March, after the me and notices required
6ityseven stoeshoiders Of ks Bank osnng the
gegae thousand aLd eighty egh shares Of the CAPT
t stock OF said Bank therefore than thirds
ew duly appointed such by power Ofattoney
psxed part hereof did vote in favor Of the reduction
Capital stock Of said Bans to three s9gS@H a 1O
each That a meeting Of the laid Board Of Directors OF sad
OG the H s s,G s1 With & action taken BY the
Okholsers oaid Bank and ownng more than
Al meeting held on the o1rsenth OF March
three hundred thorsand dni n be represented by ten
thousano 81 res Of thirty ars EACH the edent and
cor6ed and publish accOrd and sub titut-
thcat stock OF thirty dollars per share in exchange for
Nov therefore be- ,sd sppeare acting in hits afore
said capacity under and by virtue Or the ablve
mentioned power Of attorney and rssolu ions sfore
said, es hereby for himself ana IN So whom ne
represents publish make known and declare the following
.neudment TO the of The said Bsnk to the ehc.
int the cauta Of said Crescent City Bank Is
tuced 10 the Three HundrHd Thousand Dollars,
presented by be divided into thousand shares Of
thirty Dollars each effect which purpose certificates Of
TO Of Thirty Dollars per share shall be substituted In
hange Of the errhca es heretofore sn q scd hat thars
articles Of and char OF said crescent
lily Bank be and Tins altered and mendsd-
Thus cone passed my office, NJ the city Of New Or
aforesaid the day month ana yea hrt above written
prt senc- Ducrus a~d AdO'phe Leues, wit
neises Of Law age lated IN this city who hereuno
sligo their names together with the said aud
! notary. =. .r-,.,.,,
! T. DU0ROS,
. A LENES
EDWARD BARNETT,
Notary Public.
certify the foregoing be Of the original act
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
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SUCCESSION OF oLAIRCINE vAsNIER-No. sl,ssl.
BIZ @. DE FYRIET.
Office No. So Bienville street.

Office No. So Bienville street.
THURSDAY, May 2Ist, 1s6s, at re
Il O'Clock at the Merchants and Au tioneers' Ex
change, Royal street. between Canal Gust,
by Public Auction by virtue OF order from Hon John
W III Judge Of the second District Court New Or
leans, dated Al ril tn, 1868 viii be % d.
/ A LOI OF GROUND nth the buildings and improve
nts there uste in The third District this city
the bounded by CasacavO Spain Moreau and Poet
measuring 80 feet front Casscavo s8
eepth The buildings and improvements Of
story slated roof building built in the portion Of the
also privy. cistern, etc
2 ANOTHER LIT OF GROUND situate in the same
District the above In the square bounded By rquhar
Vaudeville, Girod and Spain streets measuring Is feet
inches UTquhsrt street, by $50 feet inch and lines in
depth
he whole according TO plans made bv G. A De Armas,
Civil nRineer snrvey dated April 18th, 1868
A TkkMs-One half cash, and the balance a credit Of
month, in secured by special
divided into cnupons and bearing gnt per
from the day sale until
the buildings te be kept insured the policy
rTed 10 the testamentay executor and in suit
purchaser will be rquir TO five cent attorneys
commissions the recovered which will likewise be
secured by mortgage
sale With u s. Internal Revenue Ssmps sttachsd
before Octave De Armas Notary Public at purchasers
penSe.
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pkOFOsALs'''..'''.'
FOR LUMBER AND SHINGLES.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,
Firth MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La April Is, 1868
Sealed Proposals invited and will be received at this
Office until II N THURSDAY, the tSsnty third instant
delivery in this cay within twenty days from date Of
ptance Of proposal, Of
5Ot0O fest Pine BOARDS, one inch thick
300 feet Pine BOARDS, a inch thick;
2jtOO feet Yellow Pine SEA rTLING,3 by
SO q feet Yellow Pine SCAkTLING, by 8;
3OOO fe. { elsw PINE SDAkTLING,2 by 3;
100 feet Oak sCANTLING, by 3;
Is 600 feet WEATHER BOARDS, inches wide, inch
thick:
1000 feet Dressed CEILINGS;
200 feet Dressed FLOORING;
$4,000 Cypress SHINGI e., IL inches.
All lumber to be the best quality OF yellow pine
Bids will be opensd time above named and bidders
are invited 10 be present 5000.
The United States reserves the right TO reject any or s
bids. ,,
Propo,as must be ndored Proposals for Lumber and
Shir gles,n and addressed TO the undeIs gned
CHAS II. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quarternaster,
Fifth Militsry District.
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CHAS. T. NASA'S SALES.

COTTON, COTTON, COTroN, FOR ACCOUNT OF
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
HI CHAs. II. NASH,
AUcuoNEER-OhiCe Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner ST. Charles aud Ferdiao streets.
rTUEsDAY. eIst Lust. at II O'Clock a.
the Levee, opposite u Beef Market, Second Dis
tric. for of whom concern viii be Sold
so Half Bales slightly damaged Cotton, received ex
So TKRNs-Cssh IN u. =. Treasury Votes
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DR. j. MCDONNELL.
vETERIEANY SURGEON,
MR.vCL
PROFESSOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE AND
SURGERY.
Surgeon to Professor Ferguson, Veterinary
Surgeon the Queen Of England.
OFFICE AT DR. ELLIorr'S STABLES,
Corner Baronne and GrRvier Streets New Orleans.
Refers to NJ Lzsrd H. B. Foley Duncan F. Kenner,
DR. , lott.
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100 Tierces Magnolia HAMs-best in the market.
50 Casks CLEAR SIDES
Cake CLEAR hlB SIDES.
% asks RIB 5 DES
81 Cssks SHOULD RS.
1000 barrels FLOUR-an grades.
2O q. ST Louis Besn-the very best
200 Tierces Choice LEAF LAID.
SO Kegs
10 . WHISKY-sll grades.
10 Gases Can BUTTER-ChOice
sDJ Barrels heavy MESS PORK
$50 Sacks COFFEE
Sugar Rice Teas TObaccos (al braudD Can Goods, etc
Landing in store. and for sale Oy
SHROPSHIRE a HATH0RN,
los and 10 P,ydrss street.
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yTABIETIEsTHEA STREET
COmmenr ing w ednesd~y, pril ,, and Every
Evening During the Week.
Great Attraction. Novel Highly Interesting and Chaste
Entertainments Magical Illuminated Iableaux
and Concert
Professor Roberts will exhibit his Celebrated Magi al Il
Eliminated Tabl aux, representing the Paris Exhibition
P, etica Historical aud domestic Scenes Astronomical
Der ratians cspes and Cmic Pictures Miss Flo
memo Pianist and mist ha besn engaged 20
DE- choicest pi during the intervals Box Office
open every 10 ocOck when seats be secured
sunday evenings Performance tickets may be obtained
on Saturday Doors open att Performance commences pre-
cey o'clock. Saturday. april lsth-Mstinee at Noon
Prices before Change Of programme night.
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G. De fERIeT'S SALES.

POSITIVE AND UNREsERyED SALE TO EFFECT
BAYOU ROAD
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D"UsLAs'
xEGRAvEB AND LITHoGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp street.
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE olft Horkl

Visiting wedding Cards engraved h ne non easssn'
,.ansr Business Cards Account Sales Cotton Bills La
-ss CheckA Invoices and Circular Letters. etc. utne-
sr.pl ID Seals, Osncelins st.nps, Door Plates, etc
Initial Embossed Pspg ~ Envslopss wITHouf
cHARGK vOR DIE
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BAYOU ROAD.
WIDOW A. CASTILLO AND OTHERS VS.. TIE HEIRS
OF R. oAsrANEDo AND oTHERs-sEcoND DIS
TRICT COURT OF NEW oRLEANs-NO SPOOL
BY q. DE FERRET,
AuouoNEER-Ohce No. Sc Bienville street.
SATURDAH, May Ia, 1s0s, AZ II O'Clock
- NJ. At the Merchants and Auctione-rsI Exchange.
oval between Canal and Cust0house treeta by
Distict Oreans dated sis. March 1853 the
following described property will be sold
ALL rhE RlohTS, TUES interest of the defendants
strip Of land situated the Bay Road the
property Cadet Duman and Pau, Chevai nov be-
longing j. Pemberton Said property consists Of four
los Of ground described as follows:
Lot No measures IS feet Bayou Road by l29 feet
dep one side and 1873 set inches and lines the
Lt No 2messures Is feet inches Kerlerec
Lot No smeasures Is feet inches lines Kerlsree
street, by 1853 feet 10 inches in depth
tot No 4 measures Is fee. inches lines Kerlsree
The who or less per plan which will Re exhibited
on he day o. sale the said property belonging to she parties
Ire time mmemoral as is stated In the above proceed
ss- IERMs-Cash
Ac. of sele United States revenue stamps
sita he'd teore A Dorioeourt notary public at the ex
HOUSE AND LIT ON CAsAUALyo STREET, BE-
TWEEN POET AND SPAIN STREETS.
VACANT LOT ON URoUHART STREET, BETWEEN
VAUDEVILLE AND SPAIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF oLAIRCINE vAsNIER-No sl,ssl.
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Pic-Slc'..-.....''''.'''.'''' ''''''''''''fic-Ni'
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
A8th Anniversary of the 1. o. o. F.
PICNIC.

For the Benefit Of the Widows and Orphans General Re
lief Association Of Louisiana SUNDAY April 26 lS6.
comm encing 10 O'Clock A. N. LADIES and Children I'D
mittsd Tree Tickets for Gentemen so cents No extn
cl arge 70 Vehicles.
For Booths and Stands and Othar privileges for The da
apply 10 LUTHER HOhES Esq., Secretary A. the Liorar
Room o the Mechanics Institute frs m TO daily.
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certify the foregoing to be t,us of the original act
EDwARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
New Or cans Aprt g lS6S
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- once New Orleans j az ksOn - nd G-eat
fort en Railroad Company, New Orleans April lSta IS g.
Public Notice IL he- BY given that the Stocs holders
omT have duly accepted the Of the Of
Louisiana approved March 10th. 1863 entitled An 20
amend the Charter Of the New Orleans Jackson
Ro1hern tairoad Company" by tnousy afrmasiv
vote OF lt93 shares being than the
by the chatter. j. GUBFRNArOR,
r A. BRIDGE
JOHN ID pLduNDE,
Commissioner Of Eleelinn
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UNEAss q MAYO
N SUCCESSORS TO MAGBE KNEAsSJ
Removed from No. Magazine street,
Manufacturer. of saddIery and Harness,
-tEPORrERs or
sADpLFRY HARDWARE BkLTING, PACKING AND
HOSP, ErC., ETC,
Nos TehoupitOulAs and New Levee, and 10 S and 80
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ERNEsT TURPIN, wHoLEsALB nANUEAC-
II turer OF stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
Drops Sugar Almonds Rock Candy, Jnjubs Paste Gum
Drops and S,rups, BY steam Importer OF french QInS
phns Decorated Toys CosssGues Fancy Papers Tor Cake
Stands Bouquets Ca tOnages OF Fancy bo4e LOT Crs
mss and New Year Presents COrnucopias etc &C Ne IS
Old Levee street. between 81 Louis and Cont sreet New
a
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-EAsT PAsCAGoULA HOTEL.-fHIs
l.rge and formerly popular and elegant Hotel embracing
extensive suildpEs ana ssss sS S ,bs sosb ors
for sale bargain TO iauiSaie the sessrs o. me
now in course Of construction diaelg rear
o the hotel Apply to j. b. WALTON Deslonde AZ Oaronae
s.stresI
COR SALEM THE THIRD DsrRICr-sUrT-
able Distiery other manufacturing purposes be-
ing riverrwo OTIS with two large Brick
House, now used cuIdy on ST sersna1 s ssGees Ss
a Elder Real Estate agents, Il Commercial Place
COR sALE-Is JEFFERSON CITY-rHAT LARGE
squae situated Icoupitouias street. between souiat
and Duiosst streets The house y IN reet repair
front and galleries. eight spartments 90 lower hoor and
two above There hundred trees and
large orchard Of peach mespius other ut trees The
garden is IL Oh Of cultivation There are stables car
ear. mass the door he stnat on Is pleasant convenient and
valuable Green Elder, Agents u Commercial flsce.
LNoR sALE-GoLDEN GATE SUGAR PLANTA-
II ton, the Mississippi river, 10 miles below Baton
emsrkably secure rom overflow Good dwelling sugar
house, With mill ket les, etc Green Elder Real Estate
Agents. q Comnerc al Place
COK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF 100 ACRES, ON
twenty miles above Natchitoches four miles from BlArs
Landing red Rver9o0 rich bottom 800 cleared and
part under cultivation; good frame dwelling; gin, MILL
cribs cabins utensils and implements; atty cattle; nvs
mules plows; carts, ETC. fine spring water Green Elder
q Commercial Place
EOR SALEM GREESvILLE, NEAR ST.
Charles street Railroad whole kquarsot Ground bean
uuly improved and having handsome t~o-story house
IONS etc uit and hafe trees and one vegeu able garden
Green Elder Real Estate Agents, 81 Commercial Place
COK sALS-SUGAR PLASTATIoN-rHE EVER
i green Plantation, about hundred miles above New
and Of which ESQ acres cleared balance heavily
tmbered there good Sugar House with Engine Mil.
Ssntatien honses pows carts etc and seven Mules 81
srpen RattOOns Green Elder, Real Estate Agents, "a
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-22
Homestead AssocIatIon.

According to previous nOti1e' and the
time specified in the charter, this Associa-
ton met at Webs Hall, on Monday eve
ming, for the purpose of adopting a con-
stitution and bylaws for its government.
Mr.. Geo. T. Townsend was called to the
chair, and John W. Hofste was appointed
secretary for the evening. After al ex-
PLANTATION of what had been done by the
committee appointed some time since, it
was moved that the constitution and by
laws be read. After 8 general discussion
of the principles of the Association, the
constitution and bylaws were adopted
The books were then opened 20 receive
subscriptions, and about three hundred
shares were Immediately taken. After
which the following Directors were elected
for the ensuing year: John NJ. Stuil, Jas
b. Smith, W. D. Hall, Thos. Mccormick,
Nathan B. Tyler, James G. Brooks, and
u. d. brennan.
The regular monthly meeting viii b
held on the fourth Saturday of each month
for the purpose of resolving dues and dis
posing Of loans. All those wishing Il
take stock in this laudable enterprise vii
find the books for thai purpose at the stor
of Freer & Smith, where all Information
will be given and 8 copy Of the constitu'
ton and bylaws will be found.
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From Greene.

OhEENEg OdludTN 10, 1COo-
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE:-It becomes our
painful dnty to announce the death of one
Of u old and most prominent citizens,
William A. Bascom, who died on the 18Th
ult., aged Il years. He emigrAted from
Massachusetts, TO Greene / 1870; pur-
chased land and commenced farming.
By his industry and strict economy, he be-
came one Of our most wealthy farmers.
He embraced the christian religion in
1881, under the labors of Rev. j. Pepoon;
united with the Congregational Church,
but subsequently, united with the Meth
odist Church, Of which he remained q
member until his death. The writer CT
this notice in a conversation with him q
short time previous to his death, remarked
to him that he thought the time of his de-
parture was near, and asked him If his
business was all settled, and if he was
ready to 60. Mr.. B. replied, my tempo
raj matters are all arranged. As to my
spiritual prospects, 1 made my peace with
God many years ago. l am not afraid TO
be dead, for my trust is in Christ; but
frail human nature shrinks at the thought
of dying. The deceased, as well as many
Of his relatives, occupied many important
positions in society. HIS grandfather,
two uncles, father-in-law, brother-in-l law,
brother, and cousin, were all ministers of
the gospel Amidst the relatives who at
tended his funerals as mourners, were many
who have occupied, and those are now
occupying the responsible positions in So
cie.y-one minister, one lawyer, n pun
ty clerk, two merchants, two magistrates,
one captain, and between sixteen and
twenty school teachers. The funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev. T. Savage,
of the Wesleyan Methodist, assisted by
Rev. Clark, of the Episcopal Methodist,
and Elders E. A. Wakefield and Bartlett,
of the Disciple Church. Among the "a
riOus acts of benevolence and kindness
during his life, on one occasion q neigh
Dor of the deceased IA pJor mani was
owing q debt 70 a merchant, who wa
crowdiRg him hard for his pay. The man
aes to sell his only COW to pay the
debt MIR. b. learumg OF INC Crrcum
stance, cam forward and paid the debt,
giving his neighbor time to pay him at
his own convenience. Thus has passed
away one moro of our old and leading
citizens He leaves o wife, one son, and
two daughters, together with a numerous
circle of relatives and friends to mourn
his loss.
But though we mourn his loss below,
Yet still we don't repine;
Since he has left a world Of woe.
To dwell in fairer elimes.
Nova ND THEN.
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From Bristol.

a
BRIsToLVILLE, Jan. Is, 1865.
DEAR CHRONOLOGICAL little occurs in
a quiet rural district worthy OF notice. so,
as q general rule, the communications of
your "local" is something like "Angels
vsits"-few and far between. Since my
last, 1 shall have to report the labors of
our resident Chaplain, which has resulted
in a revival of religion.
Rev. Mr.. Hayes, assisted by Rev. f.
Wade, some two mopths ago commenced
a protrscted meeting, continuing il about
six weeks. AS q reward for their arduous
labors, a score or more were hopefully con-
verted to God. The people, fully appre-
ciating the genuine goodness and moral
worth of Rev. Mr.. Hayes, met on the eve
of the 9th inst. at the Parsonage, for the
purpose Of making him a donation. say
the people, mean the citizens OF Brls-
tol-without regard to party or sect. The
gift offerings were of Substantial charac-
ter, just in the form that we should like
were we one of Gods ministers; not in
ca Ses, pies, traps and calamities, valued at
i've times their intrinsic worth, but nine
tenths of it in "legal tenders" amounting
in all to 500 80, nor will the amount be
deducted out of the Pastors salary az the
end of his time with US.
Several days ago the Postmaster received
some bills setting forth that OF the v of
the 10th inst, Edwin P. Slade, Esquire,
wolld be in Bristol and speak in the
Town Hall on the subject Of Temperance.
Now this announcement caused no little
anxiety on the part of those not connecte d
with either church or society, for we knew
that both owners of the two churches were
averse to letting in anything but religious
meetings, and W. knew, too, that our
Town Hall was like q "Whited sepulcher, ="
clean outside, but inside full of all manner
of unclesnlIness, and not fit for any one
to speak in; so nothing daunted, we went
to work to procure n of the churches,
asked once, and were refused; asked the
Methodist, better luck this time; fol, to
our great Joy, they assented, and then the
bell rang out the good tidings, and the
house was filed with an intelligent and
appreciative a~upienee, who listened to n
of the most thrilling and eloquent speeches
that ever fell from the lips of man. AL
though the subject has long since become
q hackneyed theme, yet the speaker pre-
scented a new phase and held his audience
~spellbound until the close. SELIN.
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Cleveland wholesale NIarket.

MONDAY EVENING. JAM % 1858.
FL0UR-Demand moderate and market
steady and unchanged. Xxx red from No. A:
wheat Sll.&g12.S: Xxx red from No. wheat
SI2.5O6l3.5O: Xxx white Sl4.pC9 1850 Xxx
spring Sl0,75@II.50 BuckFheat Flour quiet
at Sq,00G9,&. Rye Flour steady at SS.Oo9S50
WHEAI-Market inactive and nominally
unchanged We continue previous quotations
as follows No. l spring S2.259230; No. l red
winter $25SG2,6O; No. DO S2.40G2,42.
C0RN-Less active and lover. Sales 1000 bu
No. l shelled, seller last half February. at 5 ,03
OATS-InactFe and nominal at 615IG65c for
No State from Store.
RYE~0uiet and steady at S1.5OsI.5 for No
DRESSED HOGS-None Ofeonsesuenesofer
ed; packers prices steady at TSes79e, diyidini
PoRK@In fair demand and u~pchaagsd.-
Sales Is bbls No. ] mess, city packed. at $500
No. Edo SCI 90: Clear S24.0O; Prime mess 5000
LARD-City-rendered in fair demand anC
steady. Sales SgO lbs at lSal314e in tieree
and frkins I; eountry-rendered Halls.
SMOKED MEATS-Quiet and steady. City
sugar cared Hams loo; Shoulders lie BaeOE
lie, Dried Beefl8c.
BUTTER-Continues quiet. Choice WesterI
Reserve roll and tub in moderate home demand
and steady at 3Sg36e; common to good 25g33e
! EGGS-Market steady at. 32g33c.
DRIED APPLES-Quiet at lass for new
GREEN APPLEs-In fair demand at $500
$50, Der Dbl. according to quality and eondi
sEEDs-Timethy firm at S26Os27O;. Glover
held at SI.Oo9T,25.
P0TATOESsIn moderate demand at SO
fOL Reaeh0l0ss rom store.
pnhNc-orrfcJJ prime white very scar5s
and firm at S4,0O; common TO medium 5000
TALLOW-Quist and steady at sSa1Ce fol
city and county rendered.
FEATHERS-In fair demand at s0a9jc. ac-
SALf-Stsady. Fins.s2.sG Coarse S2.sj.
Leader