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MELODHGONS.

TUNHE subscribers having formed copattncrship
h under the firm Of :. II. JONES & CO., for the
manufacture of .Meiodeons, Seraphines, &c would
respectfully inform the public, that they will he happy
to supply all orders Tor Instruments in their line,
wholesale and retail, low prices az can he prucur.
ed in the country. Quality OF Instruments warranted
equal to any other manufacture. All orders received
at the store of Woodbury. Burdit opposite Hal and
Townships, where may be- found genera assortment
Of Musical Instruments, Instruction Books, Strings,
&c, &c. $. II. JONES, .,.,,..,,,,
WOODBURY. & BURDlTT
Bfaitlehnro. Inne o. 1910. ~
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CULTIVATION OF GRAss.-Among the improve
ments OF few years past, there that prom,
Use more than those in the cultivation of grass
The peculiarly Of this culture first brought to the
notice OF the public by Mr. Phinney, is, that the
land is continued in grass year after year, without
the Intervention of any other crop, except occa-
sonally Indian corn. Thus far il has succeeded
well. 1t is done by turning the burrows ha roll.
ing them smooth, narrowing or cross-plowing, or
both without disturbing the sod, applying compost
manures, and The seed upon the surface and har-
rowing it in, This process is repeated as often as
the land demands coating of manure The land
is kept in light and in favorable condition for
supporting the crops, by the decuying of vegetable
matter that was upon the surface.
Another modification in the cultivation of grass,
which has been successfully practiced by Mr. d.
Putnam, of Danvers, and others, is by sowing the
seed among the corn at the last hoeing taking
care to have the ground left in level and smooth
condition Repeated experiments show that the
old practice of raising hill about the corn is not
attended with any benefit If then, the smooth
culture Of the corn will aid in bringing the land
INTO good condition for grass, which is the primary
object IN vlew-onr crops of barley, oats and rye
being raised merely as secondary objects of aten-
iion--does It not behooye our farmers to inquire
whether their grass seed cannot be acknowledgement
sown in the summer autumn without any in.
termediate crop of grain!
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HOO RRLS. ELOTR.

w HELLER 4 PRATT have just received and
lily Flour, from the Shawmut Mills, Rochester, which
IS The same brand j. Fl. Wheeler sold last season,
That gave such general satisfaction
We have made contract for this brand of Flour
during the season, which is to be all fresh ground and
every barrel warranted.
For sale by the single barrel OF load, at the lowest
market price,
June s, 1876. Al
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IT is about ten years since this medicine has
II been introduced 10 the public, and il stands unH-
vailed 10 its effects, bearing the test OF the
tiny of all classes, both friendly and uuffendly II is
but for one purposeor the of Mothers, who have
to pass through sea Of affection in giving birth to
mankind, be described. Ii 10 you make an
appeal II is for your especial and general good that
YOU should make use of one bottle of the MOTHERS
RELIEF before confinement, then you can approach
the parturient chamber without feeling if YOU were
going TO the chamber Of death. You may rest assur-
ed it will still all irbrile and nervous affections. 1t
smoohS and shields from irritation and by its peculiar
properties it DESTROYS the cause Of hemorrhage or in-
hammaon that 50 often attends and follows The hour
Of paTlurliion II causes sweet and natural resi- and
at last laclitatesithe birth, that Mothers have not
To pass through such circulating pain and Distress
The Mothers Relief may be depended upon 10 oil cases
oil threatening abortion where is possible TO be pre-
vented in cases Of spasms, &C., causing fiequent
alarm, from two 10 three doses will give immediate
relief.
As the subject is one that cannot with proprety be
fully discussed in this public manner, invite all who
fee interested 10 call agents (most of the
peciabe druggists in the United States,) the
ulaclurer, and they will be furnished with pamphlet
in which they will find all the facts to form correct
opinion of its merits aud also the opinion Of many ply
seians OF emnence, and of persons who have become
acquainted with its beneficial effects.
AGENTS ron wINDHAM COUNTY:
BUTTON s. CLARK, BrAttleboro; H. E. Baker,
Fayetteville; Thomas Cook Jr, w. Townshend, Hi
ram 5. Cutting, Green River; Hitchcock s. Blanch-
ard, w. Halifax; A. T. s. l.. w. Chids, Jacksonville;
and Odgen Smith, Wilmington.
Caution TO Purchasers.
We learn that spurious articles of Mothers Relief
are put up by c. II. s. j. H. Coleman, of Buffalo, one
Dr.. Smith, Of New York; also, Comstock, of N. Y.
his bottles and cut with the directions that pasted
on The bottle nearly perfect fac simie TO ouIs-
lie once was an agent Of ours, and has The genuine
pamphlets: consequently il is well calculated TO deceive
The public. Ask for Barihoick's Mothers Relief
None is genuine unless our signatures found with
in the wreath ol the direction that is pasted the bot
lie, signed with our own hand, and the neck OF
the bottle is fac smile of our hand writing also.
John Landon, Factory Point, VT, is agent for
the State of Vermont. Orders addressed to him will
meet with prompt attention.
BY attending to The above directions, no one need
be imposed upon.
so C. A. BARTHoLICK.
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Although the ELECTUARY was originally prepared for
the cure Of PEs yet has proved itself 10 be Medicine
far superior to others in all diseases Of lnammaoiy
character with determination Of blood to any particular
part or organ. In Inflammation and Congestion OF the
Liver and Spleen Inflammation Soreness and liberation
of the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bndder in nilm'
matory and Mecural Rheunatsm it is the BEsr Medicine
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Invented BY Dr. a Upham, Distinguished physicln Of
New York city the only really successful remedy Tor
that dangerous And distressing complaint, the PILES
afforded 10 the American public
Mark this : it is an INTERNAL REMEDY--no, an ex.
terna application and will any Of Piles either
Bleeding or Blind Internal or External aud probably the
only thing that will There mistake about it, 1t is
positive cure-speedy and permanent 1t is also con
venent medicine 10 take and improves the general health
in a remarkable manner
Each box contains twelve doses, at ID cts per dose
It very mild in its operation and may be taken in eases
of the most acne inflammation without danger. All
ternal applications the highest degree dissgreeAble
inconvenient and offensve and from the very nature o
the disease temporary their effects This Medicine al
tacks the disease at lis source, and REMOVING THE
CAUSE renders the cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT
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no rrAnRYpp LADIES'.

Married Ladies are almost invariably subject 10 that pain
full and injurious disease the PILES with consequent In
Aammaton of the Stomach Bowels and Spine weakness Of
the Back now of Blood the head &c The Eeciuaryis
perec,y safe Tor Pregnant Ladies' and the most useful
Catharc that can possibly be used, II will not only
the Piles and all nilammutory diseases, WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION but will ensure an easy tune,
safe delivery and a sound constitution IN the offspring
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STAGE NOTICE.

ON and after Monday, May II. nm accommodation
~ stage will leave Rutland every Monday, Wednes.
day and Friday, at A. NJ, and arrive at Keene,
r. NJ, same day.
RETURNING.
Leave Keene, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
urday, at A NJ, and arrive at Rutland same DAY, BY
SPIN
At Cavendish this line will connect with line iof
Clarmont, N. H., same day.
RETURNING.
Passengers can leave Cafemunt every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at A. NJ, and GO TO Castle
ton VI. the same night there connecting with the
Burlington and Albany line going directly on with.
on, sleeping and arriving at Albany the next day at
Bpm
with line that leaves Castleion, at O'Clock the mex
morning Tor Whitehall and Saratoga, arriving
Saratoga same day, at p. NJ.
At Walpoe this line connects with the Connecticut
River line, and arriving al Bfa,ieboro, same day by
2. NJ. Returning leaves Bratileboro, TUESDAY,
Thursday and Saturday, arriving at Rutland, P. NJ.
same day.
The Burlington & Boston regular mail line via Rut-
land and Keene, n. H., will leave Rutland every day
Is heretofore, at P. NJ, except Saturdays, leave
Sunday morning al A. NJ, and arrives in Boston in
&c hours.
A stage leaves Whitehall at \. NJ, every day ex-
cepi Sundays, to connect with this line at Rutland
same days, that passengers can 60 from Whitehall
TO Boston in two days.
L. FOSTER, COOK CO,
May 10, 1896 SO
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The Vermont Morgan
GOLIATH!
FULL BLOOD, SHORT HORN
DU RH Ma!

Too years old The 2oM day Of Nay, 1916
YNHlS Bull will be kept at the stable Of Henry
n smith, Esq, Brauleboro. The owner has been
al considerable expense and trouble to procure him.
that Farmers and others in this vicinity may receive
benefit theTeirom in the Improvement Of their stock.
He was raised by L. Chandler Ball, Hoosc Falls
N. Y, and sired BY
:, Regent Dam Florela, by Defiance Grand Dam
inglon G. g, Grand Dam Red Lady, by Washing
ton G. G. G. Grand Dam Pansey, BY Baize G. G.
q, &, Grand Dam Pansey, by Challes G. G. G. &.
&. Grand Dam Pansey, by Blythe Comet G. G, IT,
u u. q. Grand Dam Pansey, by Patriot
JOHN CAPRON, Agent
Brnttleboro, May ~, 1916 IS
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rmpuRrrrrs OF THE BLOOD.

For all Impurities of the Blood, arising irnm The impru
dent Of Mercury other Tor all diseases OF the
Skin and Scroulous Affections; in all cases where The
Blood powerfully determined to the head producing dr.
illness and distress, DIR. UPHAMS ELECTuAkf Is EN-
trely unrvaled.
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NOTICE.

AME into the enclosure Of the subscriber on or abou,
~ the 25ih day oil May A, d. 1876, a dark bay COLT.
supposed to be two years old Said Colt has while hind
DOT and star in his forehead The owner is requested 10
prove property, pay charges and take the same away
Putney, June 2ilh, 1916. a..
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PuTNEY WOODEN FACTORY.

fNHE subscribers having their machinery in complete
u repair are ready to receive wool to manuiaeiuIe on
SHARES or by the yard the favorable They
nave on hand great variety of plain and fancy CasmeTe
which they will exchange for wool, on delivery. .o
JAMES KEYES 4 co
Puiney, June 9, 1915, IA
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CURE ron LIFE GUARANTEED.

The Electuary contains NO MINERAL MEDICINE,
NO ALOES, COLOCYNTH, GAMBoGE, or other pow
erfu and irritating Purgaye. No fear Of taking cold when
under its influence change in diet necessary fakcn
according to the directions CTRE FOR LIFE Is
GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets, giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine may be obtained OF agents. gratis.
DAVID F. BRADLEE, General Agent for the New
England States, ll9 Court Street, Boston
AeESrs-B ranIeboro, DuTroS & CLARK; Belors Falls,
n Harris Ksepe, ~ n, j. Bixbyi Woodstoek, S, J. Allen
Montpelier, Clark aud Collins Cows
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Fresh Ground Flour.
TOWNSLEY &. SONS,

TOWNSLEY 8. SONS,
IL AVE made arrangements with Messrs. Sheldon
LIN Stone Of Rochester, to be supplied through the
season with their Fresh Ground Family -Four 1t
viii be received every week 10 days, direct.
All that need be said, is that il is the same kind Of
Flour we sold last Ask for Sheldon ind Stones
green brand ramily Flour, and you will get the right
KIND 100 barrels just received, the first this season.
on account of the break in the canal.
May 81, IS46. 40
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FOE SALE.

E...R ryNHAT valuable Farm lately occupied
&19!:nE l. by Timothy Twchel, situated in
iii& the southwesterly part Of Wnrdsboro,
Esst 2SE3 consisting Of about three hundred acres,
suitably propor.oned as to moving, pasture and til
lage, with plenty of wood and Understandings and
other conveniences sufficient for extensive farming op.
erntions.
Terms liberal For further particulars, enquire Of
W.aRREN GUSHING, Jr Of Newiane or Mrs
ELIZA CUNE TIYITCHELL, on the premises.
Wadsboro, June ls, 1916. a.
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DE N TISTRY.
DOCT. SPALDING

DO CT. $ " A DIN G
CONTINUES at his old stand, one door south Of
u Dullon & Clark's store, to perform oil operations
in Dental Surgery, the improved principles Of
Dental science, and from experience of II years in
his business, he feels confident he satisfy all who
desire to preserve their teeth, or those who require ar
fcal teeth from one to full set He warrants all his
express his gratitude To those who have for the last
years given him their patronage, aud assure all that he
shall continue to operate upon the teeth with the best
Of materials, and in manner which he would invite
al to scrunise and compare with the best work done
IN nur country.
Hs charges are Gar more reasonable than the COM
mon charges Of Dentists
Bra;ilebOro, June ISL 1876. 6m4l
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The only successful Remedy for
the Piles.

TINE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, in
Il vented by DR.. Upham, n distinguished Physi-
clan Of New York City, Os6 Bowery,) is the only
successful remedy for that distressing complaint THE
PILES.
=, VI Mark thls' II IS an \ Il f. Ma l. X NJ
f ID Y-not an external appication--and will cure
any Of Piles either Bleeding Blind Internal
EXTERNAL and probably the only thing that will
There is mistake about IT, II is a positive cure
speedy and permanent II is also a convenient med
icine 10 take, and improves the general health, in
remarkable manner. Pamphlets containing tcstimoni-
ais of its efficacy may be obtained Of the gents gratis
DAVID F. BRADLEE, General Agent for the
New England States, ll9 Court-stteet, Boston.
AGENTS. Braiileboto, BUTTON & CLARK;
Bellows Falls, Norman Harris ;fMontpeler, Clark <
Collins.
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A DARK TRAEsAorIos.-A blind Ethiopian with an e T.
tinguished candle dark cellar at midnight, searching
after black cat
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Single copies Sl--Six copies for So
If Sufficient number of subscribers be obtained, we
intend publish semi-monthy without increasing the
price. In such the size Of the sheet may be some
what reduced. After this, and perhaps the second
number, the paper will be issued puncually by the LIST
Of each month.
Brattleboro, Vi Jan. IA, 1916. tni
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The privilege OF shooting in Blair forest Perthshe Scot
land, $4,000 acres in extent is leased $40 900 sterling
per year
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C. A. BARTHOLICK
Healthy families,

ii EALTlll families those who use the 'Resurrec.
ton or Persian Pills They keep the stomach clean,
the liver free, the blood pure the appetite good the mind
brilliant IN word, the person healthy. Those who have
saiow or yellow countenances may be assured that their
liver IS more or less diseased and that by taking the Per.
sian Pills frequently their skin will become clear and fair
their stomach will be strengthened, and they will have
healthy flow OF pure blood which will give the bloom of
health. Those who inclined to fever and ague dys.
pepsa, costyeness who have an unpleasant taste ia
their mouth IN the morning, should these Pills for they
cleanse the stomach eeetuay that the breath becomes
perfectly sweet Parents and all others should bear in
mind that they eiectual re for the darrhna No
children have been known to die of summer conpans no
have used these pills from the OF their dis.
mark this Tor will you blame yourselves if your
children die that you did not try the Persian Pills
Sold by DuTTON 4 CLARK, Bratteboro, Cone 4
Winchester, Marlboro, F. Childs & Co, Wilmington, p
r. Chandler a. Co., Puney. 26wl
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
EASTERN ROUTE.
The Vermont Morgan.

% A GAIN comes the same Horse that
fxF*EN IN tended two years ago this Spring,
eME and better Stock Horse, never stood in
.MzK..-. this County,-0r his Colts have been
sold for higher price than any other Colts whale'r'.
His Colts in this and the adjoining towns, are oae
year old this Spring, and be see as a sample Of
his stock. This Horse was raised in Wallinesford,
VI, and has been owned in Londonderry for three
-four years past and his stock superior any other
ever in This section, allowed by the best Judges Of
good Horses. We could, Gentlemen, bring you
tihcates from more than one hundred that now have
his Colts; but this Horse aud his stock are well
known We consider this useless. He is the handsom'
est most spirited, best broke and best humored Horse
ever brought into this section.
The Vermont Morgan
is now owned in this town, and after July the 18th
may be found George Woods stable, West BTatle-
boro.
He may be found between May the sih and July
lsh as follows On Mondays, al Marlboro Centres
on Tuesdays, at Williamsville, Newiane on We'd
nesdays, at Geo. Woods, West Bratlleboro aud the
remainder of the week at T. C. Lords, East BratIe-
borO.
For further particulars, see bills.
GEORGE WOOD, Agent
Brauleboro, MAY 5, 1876 81
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HAVING TOOLS.

HI n NV n VBSDEL0s
rzO Doz. Banehard's' celebrated Cast and German
W Steel Scythes;
9 doz. BIanchaId's Cradle do.
4" Brush do;
Scylhe Snaihs, pchiolks, Rakes, Sc. &c., for
sale by the doz. or single one, at low prices.
BUTTON & CLARK.
Braueboro June 6, 40 6w42
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PAPER HANGTNGS.

A fresh supply Of Paper Hangings, direct from The
N mannlaclurers-enlire new patterns, just receiv-
ed and for sale very low by
BUTTON & CLARK
Brauleboro, June 6, 1896 d.
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Lumber.

OUCH as Square Timber, warranted and common
- Spruce Shingles, Floor and common Spruce
Boards Clapboards, wooden Eve Spouls, Silwork,
&C., &C., constantly for sale in Pulney by
l. CIRCUIT
March 49, 1916. 1850
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- lAOES wii run from BfniieboTo the ensuing sea-
~ son follows:
NORTHERN ROUTE.
For Burlington, Montpelier Haverhll, and all
towns on the Connecticut River every morning, Sun
days excepted, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
For Rutland, Middlebury, and Vergennes at 4 A.
NJ, and P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Salur-
days.
Passengers leaving Braileboro at P. NJ, can pass
through 10 Whitehall via Rutland, without any deen-
ton.
This Stage intersects with Stage at Walpoe,
which passes through ChaTlestown, Windsor and
Montpelier 10 Burlington in season for the afternoon
boats 10 ST. Johns and Montreal
SOUTHERN ROUTE
For Northampton, Springfield and New York, at
a. NJ, and 10 A. M, every day, Sundays excepted.
Passengers leaving Bratlleboro at A. NJ, arrive in
Springfield in season for the afternoon trains East and
West, arriving in Albany in season for the evening
train 10 Buffalo, arriving in Buffalo next evening at 5
O'clock Passengers taking the 10 O'Clock Stage, az
rive 10 New York at 5, next morning.
EASTERN ROUTE.
For Worcester and Boston, at O'Clock A. NJ ey-
cry day, Sundays excepted
For Fiichbufg, Boston and Lowell, at 81 O'Clock A.
NJ, every day, Sundays excepted, via Alhol aud
rrmpleion, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Via. Fit2wlism, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
SPENCER s. KINGSLEY, Proprietors.
May 10, 1876 50
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TIL PILES
a CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED
DIR. UPHANn'S INTERNAL REMEDY

For hs Cure Of Piles inflammation II he Liser and Spleen
inflammation, Soreness and Csoon Of he SioaGrh, Bolees
KidAeys, and Bladder; bfaMmaory and .Meeurid Rhea
raatisn; Inpuriiy Of Blood Habness and inflammation q
ne Spine; and for he RsLief Of Married ladies.
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in all ito various branches viz lpose, Sign and Imitation
Painting, Glazing and Paper Hanging, &c at the ON
srAsD door north Of the Vernon, House lie hopes
hy flhfnlncss to merit aud share Of public pat
fOnage. ROBERT KOBERDSON.
Brapleboro, April %, isiG. sc
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HAYENG TOOLS.

CCYTHEs, Snalhs, Rakes, Plchlofks, Scythe
- Stones Rifles, &c, Tor sale at
DICKINSON, DAY & CO.'S.
June 10, '46. 4w4S
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NAV 10, 1876.
NOTICE.
ROUTE.

STAGES will run from Brntleboro the ensuing sea-
- son as follows:
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PAIN ING.
PAINTING BUSINESS

NlE subscriber respectfully announces % the nhabil'
Of Bnilleboro and vicinity, that he continues to
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Carpets,
STEANE ENGINE
BLANK BOOKS

BOUGHT at Trade Sale, and will be sold low at
ID the BOOKSTORE,
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On and after Monday, May II, nm accommodation
~ stage will leave Rutland every Monday Wednes
day and Friday, at 8 A. NJ, and arrive at Keene s
p NJ same dav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-28
& - M M Il IL CIAL.
New York, Aug. 27

view hOrk, Aug S5.
AsHEs-There continues fa inquiry for both descrip-
lions sales restr ted to small parcels. owing the
Light inspections Pots sold at 50 56, Pearls
at 81 l2h
BREApsrUFFs.-The market to-day was more buoyant
and transactions conducted with spirit Sales
made in Michigan at So 934 S4 Genesee is firm at So
Flat Ohio is worth from IS SIX 81; round hoop do So
7bs SO sly. Holders OF Southern firm and notice
sales OF 1000 1900 bbls Georgetown at 81 l2 81 25
and 600 Brandy wine. 81 37h 81 90. In the common
descriptions there is little nothing doing Rye Flour
mains very scarce and readily commands 50 rs Jersey
Corn Mer steady aS2 66&sS2 82 Brandy SO for
barrels and Sl4 To- cash. for punchsons with but mode
rate sales since last Ship Stuff is worth about o. and
second quality Fine Feed IL cents In Wheat tho mar
ket continues brisk tolsaby fair of business
going forth Western has bean in demand for export
which purpose large parcels changed hands Illinois
Red sold at 90 cents Southern for milling purposes sold
at rs cents Rye still in request The stock of old is
almost entirely consumed New is also in demand for
disulling at 20 cents; mixed II for shipment The
ceipts OF Corn continue moderate, and with good de-
msnd prices have improved trfe-salss have been
made OF 5000 bushels sound mixed Western at 5216
63a cents 1000 heated 90; 1000 Western ~ Y SO;
White Southern 65, weight; and 1000 Yellow do SO
measure.
CorPER.-The market in Sheathng is without
change and eady at % cents mos; cid sold at l7
1ec, cash
Cerror.-There is very little doing in this market,
an prices remain without the slightest alteration We
continue our quotations.