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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

On a recent Saturday night as
John Morrissey walked down
Broadway he was appealed to by
a woman of haggard beauty, who
said that her husband was i'll and
her children famlshing. The ex-
pugilist went along with the wo-
man to her wretched room in
Baxter street, where he found
the sick husband and three chill
dren cuddled together in a corn
er, lying spoon fashion to keep
from freezing. Morrissey sent for
his own physician, and gave the
woman fifty dollars for immediate
relief.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14
WAsHINcT0N
r E R UCTloN
The House and Senatsat Cross Pur
~ poses Onthe snbjest. ~
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1869.
RECONSTRUCTION AND CROSS-PUR

WASHINGTON, April 8, 1869.
RECONSTRUCTION AND C~ROSs-PUR-
POSES.
There was just an opposite re-
suit in each House to-day on the
Presidents special message of
yesterday asking for more legis-
lation on reconstruction. The Sen
ate Judiciary Committee, at their
meeting this morning, decided
that the message was wholly I'M
called for; that there was no rea-
son for Congress extending the
session, and recommended that
the message be postponed till
December, Edmunds, COnkling
and other Senator stated that if
the President had been familiar
with the reconstruction laws he
would have known that he already
possessed the authority to pro-
coed to reconstruct Virginia and
Mississippi, and that he needed
no further legislation. The tenor
of the debate was also against eX-
tending the session, and a prelim-
mary vote Indicated that it would
not be postponed.
The House, however, took con-
trary step and just is soon as it
met, the Reconstruction Commit.
tee reported a bill substantially in
accordance with the request OF
the message which gives the Pres
ident the power to submit any
features he may deem proper OF
the Constitutions of Virginia, Miss
issippi and Texas TO the people o.
those States; for n popular vote.
The House adopted this bill with
but twenty four dissenting votes
as follows: Messrs. Archer, Briggs
Gollada, Haldeman, Niblack, Por
ter, Randall, Reeves, Sweeney
Trimble, Wells, Winchester, Mo.
fitt, Jones, ofKentucky, McNally
Adams. Burr, Knott, Getz, Ell
bridge, Holman, Kerr, Bird anC
Hamill.
The bill is substantially in accord
ance with the presidents request
and is acceptable to the Virgin
ians and d~istasteful to the carpet
baggers. The President will sub
NIT ii the bill becomes q law, t.
the people of Virginia the dis
franchising clause Of the new Con
stitution. This clause will be vot
ed down by a large majority. Ii
discussing the reconstruction que.
ton, within n day or two, the
President has announced himsel
as faYoriug universal amnesty
/ with universal suffrage.
SrRAGUE's SPEECH.
The galleries we're overcrowdet
to-day TO hear Sprague's speech
promised yesterday, in fact, Their,
has not been such an attendanc,
this session. He spoke for twi
hours without much coherency
mixing up personal, political anC
| financial matters at random, bu
exhibiting the general depravit,
and corruption OF the Republics
party. Tonight, Spague's collea
que Governor Anthony, is reply
ing to the speech.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
Returns received at the Gen
eral Land Office show a dispose
of 36,33S acres of the public do
main during the past month, a
the following local Offices: june
lion City, Kansas, 1919 acres
Humboldt, Kansas,6, 083 acres; 1
Crosse, Wisconsin, 4,424 acre:
Ironton, Missouri, 6,6S4 acres
Monasha, Wisconsin, 1925 acre:
Topeka, Kansas, 4,709 acres; 10
actual settlement and cultiYatiO.
under the Homestead Law.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14
7 EGAL NOTICE.

George Kyle, Rosanna Howenstine,
Franklin Howenstine, Mary Howenstine,
Elizabeth Howenstine, James Rose; Mari
on NJ Young, Ephrsim Kyle, Susan Kyle,
Jonas WeFstleT, Daniel Wrestler, Michael
Wrestler, c. G. Martin and Flora E. Mar
tin his wife, Edward King and Clarissa
King his wife, Emerson Kyle, Hannah
Kyle, Absalom Kyle and Mary Kyle, Jr,
viii take notice that on the 18th day Of
April, 1869, John OFT And CRthaFine OFT
his wife, John Kyle, Philip Kyle, Daniel
Kyle and Mary Kyle, filed their petition
in the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county of Stark and State of Ohio,
alleging that they are each seized in fee
simple of one undivided eleventh part of
the following described real estate situate
in said county of Stark, to wit: The north
west quarter of section number one, in
township number eleven, CSugarcreek) of
range number ten. That the seized George
Kyle, Marion NJ. Young and Ephraim
Kyle are each seized in fee simple of one
undivided eleventh part, said Rosapps
HoWenstine, FRANKLIN HoWenstne, Mary
HnWenstine, Elizabeth Howenstine and
James Rose are each seized in fee simple
of M undivided fifty fifth part: Said
Susan Kyle, Jonas Wrestler, Daniel
Wrestler and Michael Wrestler are each
seized In fee simple of one undivided forty
fourth part, and said Flora E. Martin,
Clsrissg Fling, Emerson Kyle, Hama4l
Kyle, Absalom Kyle and Mary Kyle, Jr,
are each seized in fee simple of one undi-
vided sixty sixth part of said premises
Said petition prays for partition of said
premises in such manner that the petition.
ers may hold their respective proportions
thereof in ssVeralty, and for such Other
orders and proceeding as may be author.
lied and directed by law.
Said petition will be for hearing on the
first day of the Nay term of said court,
1859, or as soon thereafter as leave OF
| court can be Obtain ed.
RAFF s. SCHNEIDER,
ADl14w6- Attv's for Petitioners
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The Legislature stands as follows:
Senate-Mongreis, II; Democrats, z.
House-MOngrels, 1872; Democrats,
106. E- tltT---
The vote for Congressman in the
First District Is rs follows; Strong,
Mongrel, 1850; Dixon, Democrat,
I0,SSa Strong's majority, 735,
Second District-K ellogY, Mongrel,
1881; Babcock. Democrat, lS,059.-
kellog's majority, 372-
Third Observation-Disclosures, Mon
grel, a,l29; Converse. Democrat, 6S53
Starkweather's majority, 200.
Fourth DiStrict-Beardsley, Mon
grei, n, 1904; Barnum, Democrat 10
B97. Barnum's majority, les, Trow'
ing out the illegal votes cast in Sails
bury, B1rnam's majority is 7S6.
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GHERIFF SALE.

Joshua Wood, Admire DC VS.. Jno Fisher.
f By virtue of an order to sell, issued
ron the Court of Common Pleas, OF
Stark County, Ohio, and to me- directea.
1 will offer for sale at public out cry, at
the door OF the Court House (Harter1a
Block in the city Of Canton, on
Saturday the 18th dag Of Aay, 1863,
The following described real estate, sit
uate in Stark county, to-wit: Town lot,
Humber sixteen (l6). in Hester's addi-
ton to the town of Alliance.
a to commence at ] o'clock p. IN.
Terms, cash,
apEilI4 r, Il. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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o.sgT mHSFDx
COTTAGE ORGANS,

Which stand at the headaof all reed in
stTuments, in producing the most perfect
pipe quality of tone of any similar instru'
ment made in this country. It'll simple
snd compact Ia construction, and not liza
BILE to get out of order. CARPENTERS
PATENT FeVOX HUMANA"TREMOLO
ia only to be found in this organ. All
guaranteed for FIVE years.
Our facilities for receiving Sheet Music,
as soon rs published, are unsurpassed, as
we are in daily correspondence with East
ern publishing houses,
The want of a first class Musical Empo.
rum has long been felt by the citizens OF
Canton and vicinity; but we are confident
that an examination of our stock Will con
vince all that the want IS now supplied a
we have the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

The Republican Journals are in &c
stacies over the result of the Connec-
tieut State election, and claim it as q
ratification OF the XIV Amendment,
DC. They take care not to tell that
Grant got over three Thousand ma
jority last fall, and now they have
only a few hundred. Before the cleo
lion they ignored The negro amend.
meat-now it is a negro victory! II
Is all for the Niger. o
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14
EGAL NOTICE;

Jesse Ringer will take notice that on
the first day Of February. 1853, Samuel
Ringer filed his petition in the court Of
common pleas within and for the county
Of Stark and State of Ohio, alleging that
he is seized in fee simple of one undiVi'
ded ninth part Of the following described
real estate situate in said county, To wit :
Tbs southwest quarter of section num-
Der Z, in township umbe IS, of range
number Z; ana hat said Jesse Ringer,
who resides in said county, is seized in
fee sim pie Of the remaining eight undi'
Vided ninth parts of said premises
the prayer of said petition is for the
partition of said premises in such man
ner that the petitioner may hold his
proportion thereof In seYPraltyI and
for such other orders and proceed
ings in b premises as may be author
:zed and dii ected by law.
SAID petition will be for hearing on
the SIst day of MaylS60, or as soon there
| after as leave of court can lie obtained.
GEO. w. RAFF,
aPll4w6- Atty for Petitioner:
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CHERIFt SALE.


Peter Marks ct al VS.. jesse How ct ux
at al.
By virtue of an order to sell issued from
the court of pleas OF Stark
county, Ohio, and to me dill ected, I will
offer for sale at public put cry, at the
door OF the courtshouse (Halter's block
in the city of Canton, on
Saturday, the oath day of April. 1869,
the following described real estate stu
ate in said county, 10 wit: Out lot num-
Der 6, and so much OF out lot number 8
as will coutain one acre and TWEEN
tY~fYe hundredths of an acre. in the
town of Osnaburg in said county as the
same aIe distinguished on the plat OF
said county as recorded in the record
er's office OF said county OF Stark.
Sale to commence at one O'Clock p. NJ.
Terms-One-thIrd cash, the balance in
two equal annual payments with inter-
est from day of sale secured by mort
gage on the premises.
r. a. DUNBAR. Sheriff.
Tnar2AvvE
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CHERRIES SALE,

RrinkeF 4 Chambers VS.. Levi Hill ct
NIX, ct al.
By virtue of an alias order to sell, is
sued from heC Court of Common Pleas,
of Stark County, Ohio, and to me direct
ed, I will offer for sale, at public ont cry
at the door of the Court RoUse Charters
Block IN the city OF Canton, on
Saturday 15h day Of Aay, 1869,
The following described Real Estate
situate in said county of Stark, and
State of OHIO, tO-wit; Town Lot, num-
Dor foRrteep, IL the old village of Free
dom nov Alliance.
Terms, cash.
aPrtf14 +, i. DUNBAR, Sherin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

THE appointments of Steele TO be
postmaster at Toledo In place of Reed,
a known Republican, was made upon
the representations OF Ashley, Of o.,
hacked by Senator Sherman and two
citizens. against the request OF nearly
All the leading business men of the
place for tho retention Of Reed Ash
ley has anDounced his intentIon 10 re-
main until, 70 use his own expression,
.she has Quilted all the Toledo o1icesy'
This shows how the happy nNay
Are getting along.
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a For the Democrat.
A anestion of Honestly as well as 10y
@ OBJ aiCy. -f..

. ..f NJ. a".. y 80. ...s|
Edd0r DesOcrut:- - glance at the
Income Returns as published in the
last R~spubticdR, suggests food for re-
lection
y FashyETnat there should lie so
many Of the business men Of Canton
whose incomes do not exceed the
amount exempted, when It Is well
known that the amount exempted is
not sufficient to maintain a family OF
ordinary size.
Secondy-That 4 business man,
with a capital OF twenty or thirty
Thousand dollars. netting less than
three hundred dollsFs. don't invest
his means in Government Bonds, and
be relieved of the innumerable vexa'
tiOus annoyaneCS attendant upon
competing business.
CORcGustoa-ThHt a large proportion
al the income retBrnS are false-bOld
faced Iies-with the crime of perjury
thereuntO added. Not only this, Il
IL covert dislOyalty-wOTse than repu
diatiOB. 0Jl-sr % Cd
Oh shame, where Is thy blush.
CONSISTENCY,
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SHRRIFF SALE.

Robert Estep's Executor VS.. John Ball
20 -.... & Co. ct al.
By virtue Of an alias order to sell, is
sued from the Court of Common Pleas,
of Stark county, Ohio, and TO me directs
ed, l will offer for sale at public out cry
at the door OF the Court House Charters
Block in the city OF Canton, on
Saturday the 10th day of May, 1869,
The following described real estate, sits
mum ers thirty four (34}, thirty fiSe
t35]. thirty SIX (361. and twenty nineC29l,
situated in that part of the city ofCanton
known as South Canton.
Sale to commence al l o'clock p. IN.
Terms, lash.
aprill4 r. a. DUNBAR, Sheriff.
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Musical Instruments,
of all kinds,
No. | OpeFa-HOuse Block,
CANTON, OHIO.

|
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
agents for the world-renowned
GEHLE's PIANOS, we are now prepared to
fill all orders promptly. The superiority
of the above named Piano has been at
tested by the most eminent musicians
throughout the United States. Twenty
seven gold medals have already been
awarded the GEHLE's PANos. Every IN
strument warranted for five years. We
would also draw particular attention TO the
Patent Agraffe Improvements through
which the treble of the Gaehle Pianos has
been rendered indispensable for strength
and bell like clearness of Tone, and all
who have seen and heard them, pronounce
it the best and most valuable Improvement
of the age. it cannot be found in any 9TH
er Piano. ~as-fT- 80
We are also agents for the celebrated e.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

A project is on foot to form a new
State out of Delaware entire. two
counties Of Virginia and eight cOun-
ties of Maryland The proposed new
State will have a population approx
ting three hundred thousand souls.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14
LYmAN'S
Mammoth Cluster Tomato.


THIS TOMATO Is A CROSS BE
tween a French unknown variety and
the Lester'a Perfected, retaining the
growing in cluste rs F; each stem beaIing
perfectly smooth and nearly round, about
the size of a Baldwin apple; color of a
rosy pink, and keeps well; solid, has but
few seeds, and is ne Out One of the best
early varieties We have. 1t is unexceIled
for eating raw, and is delicious for cook
ing. being very high favored. In earIi-
ness il sEcelis the "Keyes Tomato and
yipens its fruit evenly, about TEN DAYS
before the Early Red. @-Undoubtedly
the best market variety of tomato in ex-.
iStence. The variety was obtained from
seed in 1874. IN 1865, il ripened its fruit
TEN DAYS before the EARLY Smooth
Rsd. SEED PACKETS, p cts. @
An illustrated Circular, containing rec
concentrations, &c, sent free on receipt
of stamp.
Guide, and Catalogue of Seeds and Plants.
No expense las been spared to make it
the most useful book OF its kind publish
ed. Ii will containI THO beautifully
colOred flates, one OF which will be the
celebrated "MIs. Pollock" Geraniun, to-
gether with over twenty-five beautiful
Rpgravipgss also practical directions for
the cultivation Of all kinds of Towers, di-
rections for laying out Flower Gardens,
&c. This beautiful work is sent gratis to
ali my customers, and all others, on re-
ceipt of Ten CENTS, which is not half the
cost. Address
-WM. n. LYMAN,
fshani3 Importer Lexerett, Mass: b
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Disastrous Fire in the Nevada Gold
3D. Mlpes-ThiFty-six LIVES Lost

Ea
Dispatches Friday report q terrible
and unprecedented calamity in the
mines at Gold Hill, Nevada, by.
which thirty-six miners are known to
have last their lives, in a eonfiagra-
ton sweeping through the sn6terra-
ear passages where they were work
ing, Numerous families are left des
titute, and charitable contributions
have been raised at San Francisco, to
be sent to the scene Of the disaster.
Large numbers have gone from Vir-
glnia City to aid in extlnguishing the
flames and relieving the sufferers
The casualty is even more distressing
in its character than the colIiery ex-
plOsiOns OF England. q
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NEW MILLINERY FOODS
MRS. w. p. BOWERS,
aprIlI4w4
. EGAL NOTICE,


Elizabeth Ringer, John Wall and Su-
san Wall, his wife. Mary Ringer, Heny
Felger and Sarah Felger, his wife, Jonas
Spangler inc Anna Spangler his wife.
Leah Ringer, Adam Ringer, Christian
Ringer, Abraham Rummick and Har-
riet Rummick his wife, Edward KTeich~
baum and Mary NJ E~reichbaum his
wife. Riliiam Stuck and Sarah Stuck
his wife, Leah Ringer, jr., Melinda Rim
ger, JACOB Ringer, John r in 6 e f,
Rebecca Z. Ringer and Cornelius
Ringer will take notice, that on the
18th day of March, 1859, Philip Ringer
filed his petition in the court of common
pleas within and for thezooaaty OF Stark
and State Of OSio alleging that he is
seiSed in fee simple of one undivided
ninth part Of the following described
real estate d in said county to wit:
The southwest part of the south half of
section number 10. in towAst ip number
l9, of range :, bounded as folloWsi Be
ginning at the saEthWeat corner of said
half section thsnc east OBJ perches, to
a postI thence north 81 peFches, TO u post;
thence west 222-perches, to a post; Themes
south 81 perches, to the place of begin
ming, containing lI6 acres and 90 perches
more or less, and praying for partition
Of said premises in such mannar that he
may hold his proportion thereof in EeYs
crafty.
Said petition wli he TOR hearing on the
first day of the May term, 1859. of said
court, or as soon thereafter as leave can
be obtained.
GEO. W. RAFF,
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14
June II. 1851

LAT
n DTsQUE & JACKMAN's.
New STYLES of Ladies and
Misses Hats, Bonnetsi
and Frames, in endless
D variety; Flowers, Rib. -
n bon, Bonnet Silks and
Grapes. -
Embraideries and Lacesi
in real and limitations; In
Embroidered WASTES G. =
Robes; Lace, Linen and
Embroidered Handker- =
kerchieE Chemisetts
Parasols, Sunshades, Fans
:" Hoop Skirts, Hair Coils, p
IN and Plaits;C Orsets, WAR 4
ranted Whalebone)90 cts. =
and 81 90.
Hosiery HosieryI Hosie-
M ryl all qualities, sizes & &,
M akd prices from l0c up. >
Those in need of Hofiery
should not fail to exam
inc our stock.
A full line of Gloves for 4
l Ladies, Misses & Gents; I
New Style Boulevard
Skirts; Gents Under
wear, Socks, Neckties,
At Morrisons Shirts, all slz- :
es. j
White Goods. We are :
receiving a line of Jaco'l
nets, Nainsook, Lawns,
~ Swiss Cambria, Null, P. 4
" K, unsurpassed in the
city at low prices. We
sell to milliners& Dealers
at a slight advance on
- eastern prices.
~ DISQUE &JACKMAN.
lGraf's old stand,
MatheWs's Block,
lROz Paper Collars; 25p.
iaa6yi
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ABRAMS, Indicted, in Indianapolis,
for completely In the murder OF the
Youngs, has asked that the execution
of the sentence against Mrs Glenn be
delayed, in order that she may testify
in his behalf at his trial. II fl
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CONGRESS adjourned on Saturday.
The Senate convened In extra session
on Monday, OIL proclamation by the
President. f-E .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

ABIEL BECK, Us he q relative OF
Grant p has bes1 appointed postmas-
ter at Newark.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-14

GEN. WEBD, commanding in Vir.
ginia, continues to make removals
from and appointments to Office. Six
ty were made Friday. The new
State officers appointed by him will
assume their duties to day.
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Connecticut Election

Complete returns from every town
in the State give the following result
by counties on the vote for Governor:
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CHERIFF SALE.

Peter Owen & 90. VS.. f. Ball 81 ux eft 81.
By virtue of an alias order to sell, Is
sued from the Court of Common Pleas,
OF Stark county, Ohio. aud to me direct
ed, 1 will offer for sale at public out cry
at the door OF the Court House [HarteFfs
Block, in the city of Canton, on
Saturday the 18th day of May, 1859,
Tho following described real estate, sits
uAte in Stark county, .Okio, to- wit: Lots
numbers eight (sl, and nine (9) in Raft s
appurtenances.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p. In.
Terms, cash.
aprill4 R. a. DUNBAR, Sheriff,
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ANDRw PRICK, murderer Of Louis
HAlesnberB, WA hung At IEOntph, o.,
On TIE "a Inst SIai am a..
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SHERIFF SALE.

Francis Meredith VS.. Thomas Mere
dith ct al.
By virtue of an alias order to sell, is
sued ron the Court OF Common Pleas,
of Stark county, Ohio, and to me direct1
ed, 1 will offer for sale at public out cry,
at the door Of the Court House [Hater's
Block ]. III the city Of Canton, on
Saturday The 18th day OF May, 1869,
The following described real estate, sit
uated in the said county of Stark and
State of Ohio. tn wit: Lots, numbers
six I6], and seven IN in the town oil
LawreAc-. r .- .-s-
Sale IS at O'Clock d. In,
Terms, cash,
aprili4 R. A. DUNBAR, Sheriff,
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NOTICE TO ASSESSORS!

The Assessors of the several election
districts in Stark county are requested
10 5neet for consultation and instructions
Hs the AUDITORS cfhce, on Thursday,
kpi7wf, L. {. ELLrsoN Auditor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-21
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheelIng Wholesale Market
WEDNESDAY EVENING.

SStODeE SVI AoOo'
BUTTER-Recelpts larger and demand
moderate; choice finds fair market OF
quotations; lower grades dull. We
quote prime to choice OF 3Oa35c; fair 10
medium 25ASOo.
CANDLRs-Star 22a25c; city mould,
summer tallow loo.
CoTToN YARN-Standard 45c; cotton
twlne 45A50c; cotton batting 2Oa35c.
candle wick 45a60c.
CARRoN OIL and charge for pack.
Vge.
CHEEsE-1n good demand with firm
market, we quote Factory at 17a171Ic;
Goshen 1Sc.
EGas-In moderate demand at 2Oa
22c.
GRoCERrEs-FaIr to prime Rio Coffee
23s25c. sugars-New Orleans 141ia
l5Xc; Porto Rico 13Xa14Hc; Cuba lSXa
1916; A Coffee 16Ac; B do l6IIc; O extra
lGN; o Coffee 152I; Crushed Tx. Mo.
lasses-New Orleans sOaS5c; Baltimore
Syrup 75aSOC; New York do SOcaSl 90;
choice Drlps 81 GOAL 10.
FLouR-The market remains inac.
tive with a declining tendency. We
quote fancy at S7a7 60; red wheat FAM
lily at IS 5Oa5 rs; superflne a 75a5 90.
GRAIN-Whlte Wheat dull at 81 25a
l 80; the latter for very choice lots; red
winter slal 10. Corn-Ear and Shelled,
75aSOC, with very little Offering,
and no urgent desire on the part Of
dealers 10 purchase. New corn, in
small lois, is being offered, but no con-
tracts have been made, and no quota.
tions given. Rye-In moderate de-
mand but not active at $50 for No. ],
oats-steady and dull at 4Oc. Spring
Barley-Qulet from 81 15al 25; Fall al
81 25a1 35.
GINsENa-7Oo per pound.
HAY-BAled Sl6a2O 90; loose slOal4 90.
LARD-In tieroes 100; kegs 200.
LARD OlL-Extra 81 45, summer, and
81 55 for winter.
PRoV1s1oNs-Stock almost exhausted
We quote, Mess Pork S3S 90; Shoulders
17Hc; Clear Rib Sides zoe; Breakfast
Bacon 2lc; Sugar Cured Canvassed
Hams 25c; Family do. 23c.
PoTAToEs-5Oa6Oo. per bushel; market
we'll stocked.
sEEDs-TImothy, SS 75a4 90; Flaxseed
s. 25; Glover, S 25as 50.
soAP-Famtly, Ghc; German, sKc;
Eastern, 1OalSc.
SHOT AND LEAD-BAr Lead, 12c; Shot,
s. 25 per bag.
soDA-Bl-carbonate, G}1a7c In kegs;
90 In papers.
sTARoH-Fox's, sasHc; Maizena,,
12a14c.
sALr-DaIry $3.50; Ohio River s. 25
az 80.
TEA-Gunpowder 81 5Oa1 75: Young
Hyson 81 sOal 65; Black 81 GOAL 90.
ToBAooo-Navy 6Sa72c; Dark los and
rs 6Sa7211c; Bright rs and los 7OaSOc.
GARRETT's SNUFF 7Sa75c; do. in
boxes of doz. Ss 80.