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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-04

BAN, MAINE. . ! l-tt.
Mr. T. Brown, Dear sir .---l 1--we for some
time past, suffered much from the aundlce
and dyspepsia at tho stomach, loss Of appe-
tiro. and trouble and pain from the least sim
pie food, with pain IN the head and sides. a
slight cough, general weakness and debility
and weakness Of the system. After using a
number OF medicines without any relief was
induced to try your SarsapaIlll and iona
10 Bliters. | received immediate relief rom
the use OF ono bottle, and ] feel praiifed for
the great relief have received, and would
recommend il 10 all others who are suffering
from similar disorders. Yours truly.
FREDERICK B. SHAW.
Address al orders for the above invaiua-
be medicine 10 the proprietor Fred crtk
Brown. 81 Washington st. Boston.
AGENTS.---Luther Daniels Rutland
Jones & Dow, Cui,ingsylle; + Jameson,
Cas,leton W Moul,on q Co.. West Poulr-
ney A Bliss, Poulney B Beals, Wells
Whcadon 4 swallow, Pawlet Smith,
DANNY I corners J II Vail 4 co. DANNY 20
II Simonds. Piusford Warren 4 Bliss,
Brandon, and for sale also by'drugrists and
appointed agents generally. Price one do'-
ar a bottle. ely
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for (OnslIpnpliup,

And The best remedy known to man lor
Asthma OF every stage, Liver Complaints
Bronchitis, influenza, Coughs, Colds, Bleed
ing Of the Lungs, Shouness Of Breath
pains and weakness in the side, bTeasl, &C.
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STATE or NERMONrIDE
District of FatrhaVrn~ ID

STATE or NhRMoNr r. 1t t'mem
Dlsrict Of Falrhsren.s. ID tc.,5 .r'
At probate court bu.lr. a. cas-.
within and Tor SAID. dis,titi on the 4,u DAY
May a u. lsl6.
Present. A Warner. Judge
Whereas Wm &. kIuredso admni,itaui
IS ,'h the will annexed OF ibc estate of loaU
Smith lelc OF Orwell, 900 sad distinct. decoas
ed, has made APPLICATION go said count i,t
an order to extend the umc heretofore gJvon
to pay the debts again SAID deceased and
settle tie estate. one year
Therefore. II IS ordccud that sad applCa-
tiuh he referred iof hearing and decision 30
the FIRST Wednesday beng tho 80 day Of
June next, al the Probate Office ~ Casiletor,
and that rotoc thereof be gwen to all per
sons Interested by publication Of this order
ihrco weeks successfully, previous thereto
IN the Rutland Herald, a nowsl aper printed
al Rutland, that they may appear aud Oh
Jet t. the same If they see cause,
4 trac copy ol Record, 10
Attrst. JAMES \. WARNER, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, RE j, remem.
District OF Rutland, IS. - beted that
at stated probate court held at Rutland
within and fotsaid distinction the LIST monday
bC my inc avn Gay ~ Way lo1U
Present, VIM Hall, Judge.
Whereas Robert PIerpoint, administration
ie bunis non Of the estate of Alfred Buck
late Of Piu,iord, IN said district, deceased,
hrs This day made application 10
said court In writing representing that the
rt of claims as allowed hv the commission
srs claimed by the creditors, TO be yet due is
about 1880 dollars, that there arc no assets
n his hands, that the sale OF a part II not !
III the real estate Of said deceased Is ne |
'cssary for the payment Of said dchs Tie |
.xpcnses Of administration and that a part |
hereof cannot be sold without injury TO those |
and therefore praying said court |
o gran, him license TO sell all Of the real |
c,tatc except the widows dover including |
hc royersion thereof, said real estate was |
nyentoried as "hnmc farm estimated 10 con !
ain about 100 acres including the WIDOWS |
over with the buildings thereon, mountain .
Ut estimated TO contain - acres, n leased /
IT OF school land containing IL acres, and .
OF slip No % 70 brick meeting house"
Therefore, II is Ordered that said applica-
on be referred for hearing and decision
the first Monday being the Is, cay of
une next and that copy Of this order
G published three weeks successfully, pre-
Gus thereto, in the Rutland Herald, a news.
lper printed at Rutland, that all persons in
rested may at pear aud give bonds for the
,yment of said debts and expenses or 9TH
wise object to the gtanllng OF said license
they see cause.
4 true cory ofrccord,
10 HENRY HALL, Register
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BLACK and Blue Black Broad Cloths
- together with 30 different styles fancy
CasslmerS, also, choice assortmcn, Of yes
ilnGs from 10 cents 10 : pattern, for sale
al the FARNrVS TNCUANGr
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NOTICE.

This NAV certify that have this day piy.
en- my son ELIJAH Shesrmau, IT,. bis time dur
ing the remainder Of hIs minority, and shall
claim none OF his wages. nor pay any debts
Of his contracting after this date.
ELIJAH SHEARMAN.
Shrewsbury, Aprl ], 1910 90
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NERRrrT CLARK, O''''"'''''
Poulncy, May 1916 10

''''''' '.''.'NN'
Pouncy, May 1916 10
: lhTE OF VERMONT RE UrCme
District Of Rutland, IS. - bcred tn
at p 'clal probate court held at Rutlan
within aud for said district on the 30Ih dav
OF April, \. d 1916
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
Aaron Rogers Jun, executor Of the las'
Will and testament Of Joseph Davis, late OF
Dandy IN said district, deceased, proposing
TO render an account of his administration
Of said estate,
Its ordered that said account be referred
for examination and allowance TO the frs,
Monday being the Isl day of June next,
and that copy OF this order be published
three weeks successfully previous thereto
in the Rutland Herald, a. newspaper printed
a, Rutland, that all persons interested may
appear and object to the same, if they see
cause. A true copy of Record,
10. HENRY HALL, Register
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STATE OF NERMoNT,tREitrer

STATE I..l,l; OF OF ;, VERMONT Is Eillemsm,
our. o.. ic" 40 ta.Uc.uu with.
ia ana for SAID district On the ijl day Of
May, A. ID. lsiG.
Present, A. Warner, Judge
Elisha Allen executor Of the estate Of
Nathan Spauldin late OF Paw ct in said dis
irct, deceased, proposing To .cnoor an ac-
count OF his administration Of said estate.
1t is ord, re ! that said account be referred
for examination and allowance to the first
Wednesday IN June next, and iha,a copy O!
this order be published three weeks success
lively previous thereto In the Rutland Her.
aida newspaper printed nj Ruland tina! all
persons interested may appear and object To
the same If the sec cause.
A true copy Of Record,
10 Attest, JAMES A, WARMER, Register
w Elhe subscribers being appointed by
w the Probate court for the district of
FalGhaycn, COMM ssioncrs 10 receive, examine.
and adjust all claims and demands Of all per
sons against the estate Of
Joel Bcaman late If Pou'ipCU
in said district deceased, represented insol-
vent AMI six months from the % dav of
April, last, being allowed by said court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to ihe business of
ouG SAID appointment at said Beam1n's late
residence in Poultney, on the first Weine,
days Of July and September next, from ten
o.clo' a. m. until one o'clock, p. m. on each
OF said days
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THE KINGS on


rA Igor all wound, 90 I, ..
UN y and Cattle, such a., ''
G@A BRliSES,CrISrISIl,
NESPRAlNS, CuRkN. o.. '''
e-Svssr>s1 thor by tho Saddle '','. g.
SORE BACK, SORE BREAST, >'
cs, &c, &c, and wouuJs Of r,r,.....
ion moving all sotcncsS AMI ,,....
real or ~ We worst Wouuus On ,f...,
ivc 81 ,inc '''
rms CELEBRATED RF,urv
was ptepa'rd bv order OF Ills NJ.
ate King VIM. ". Of Great Rrt... ITO
the direction O. Mr.. Nouatt, the ,,.,,... 90
Engl famet ara used by mm,nl..r
Stud Of Hose" orlv.
DIRECTIONS.
Dip feather n the on. and ar.t,,..
wound % sore twice day .--ot d,
w'un's wet aTag IN the ca, and b..., .,
tho wound. ID Oh.
\. Il. shake the bottle before u,.-..
keep well cotkcd '.'
AorSrs-W T.. G.. Stoldarl. Rg..., r
Smonds, rluslotd, V. Ross. brad. a.
u Brown, Cutting Jameson A
Caslicton
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EsONN Is

I AIDES and Misses just received 200.
~ sale 10y ID =. Bu,
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Pulmonary ORGANS,

\ very important disease over which lhi'
Balsam oAer,s powerful influence, is that
Of a DISEASED LlN Err.
In this complaint 1t has undoubtedly proved
more c0icacioUs than any remedy hitherto
employed, and IN numerous instances when
patents haG endured long and severe suffer.
ing from the disease, without receiving the
least benefit from various remedies, and when
NercurV hns been resorted to in vain, the
use OF this Balsam has restored the Liver to
a health, action, and in many instances cl
foc,ed PERMANENT CURES, after every
Lnown remedy had failed to produce the Dc
sired effect.
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CASMPAID FOR CON-.

It-IL ouO,"uIefs are wishing g. con rae
l fsr Hard Wood Coal, to the amo.a
100 600 tushc.s.-.lo be delivered :.
Falrhaycn Iron Works.
DAVEY s CCSIlMA
Fairh1ycn, MARCH 27lh, 1876
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OPINION Of a regular Physician.


This certifcs that | have recommended
Tor diseases OF the Lungs, for two year, pass,
and many bottles 10 my knowledge have been
used by NY patients, all with beneficial 70.
suits. In two cases where 1t was thought
confirmed consumption had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected a cure
+. 3oypEN, Physician at Exeter Corner.
NO QUACKERl NO DECEPTlONi
All published statements Of cures perform
ed 10y this medicine are 10 every respect tue.
Bticdr1 Of CouHicrfCiiS and limitations -
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy OF
DIR Nis,ar's Bal a. of wild Cherry IN all
diseases for which it is recommended, cur.
ing many cases after the skill of the best
physicians was unavai.lng, has effected a
large and increasing demand Tor it. Thi,
fact has caused several unprlnclplcd counter
letters and in,alors to palm of spurious mix
lures, OF similar name and appearance, ioT
the genuine Balslm
BE careful and get the genuine On. WIS
TAR's BALsAM OF WILD CufRRY None gen
uine unIes signed 10y BUTTS. Address
all orders to SETH w FOWLE, Boston,
Mass. For sale by ll,hcr Daniels, Rutland,
Jones d Dow, Cu,ilngvIlle J Perkins.
Casietou W Moultoa d Co., West Poult-
ney A Bliss 4 Co., Poullney: U BealS,
Wells; Whedun q swallow, Pav.et; S.
Smith, Dainty ! corners |. Vail d Co,
Dandy: Henry Simonds, pItforl Warren &
Bliss, Brandon, and also for sale by
druggists and agents throughout New Eng
land. ely
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FRESH GROCERIES.

FNF.NTI TF''I FTtIF.N.
Ne" Orleans, Tyson Skin, I Teas
Porto Rico, = Young Iiy.on, Of
Lump, IS Ming Yong, SUPERB
Crushed q and or dual
Powdered Souchonr. l,y
Naracaibo, ~ Irish Moss, Mac.
Cape and other ''e' caroni, S,eo, Tap-
oca, Extract Of Lemon, Spices, Salerutus,
Sperm Candles, Sperm OH Tobacco, Snuff,
Mackerel, Codf,h, and a variety Of other
articles all Of lh' best quality, jus, received
and will be sold al fair prices by
d. =. BELL
Rutland May Is, 1916 81
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B.lrinons, DC, %. ls4s

bALTiaoEE, Oct 30 1915
Nsvs from the Army Rsroaf accident Conjssson of
Mu5dsrsr-Mr Collins Markets &c.
Tho from the army has only partially relieved
the suspense which number Of si,iIs have
been suffering the fate OF their friends and relatives
on the battlefield SO far Can learn WORT has
bsen heard in relation 10 the killed and wounded among
the bsmoreans. Private letters may, however, throw
light on tSe subject
rao DAD accident of serious nature occurred on the
Anna poiis Railroad yesterday afternoon MIR Thomas
BALM, brake sman thrown under the tender by the
breakage aSeree and seriously crushed by the
falling east. that but faint hopes enter
tanned OF his reco cry
Tne negco Alex indsr, convicted on Wednesday Of
murdeIing the negro boy Shepherd, has learn made
full confession of his crime, which 10 be published in
q few da IL 10 said to be quite a narkable affair
Mt Collins closed his ensagem mt at the Holiday st.
Theatre, last night, with good house.
The MARKET-There sales on Tuesday Of between
So sad 1000 bills Howard Flour $2o and 1000
BIB rdiy Al n which tote the current
There were settlement Tor recepts fr"m to-day at
s5,l2s rh-res good inquiry for City Mills Flour At
S323 bur holders ally that rate and sale OF 800
bbs made yesl.d4y sosIh and her snail parcels
81 tes me puce The Is lar supply Of Wheat aud
prices have father declined gu good prime reds
93slo3 ordinary good s0ae3 Sales Of old
Co At 6salJ cents for white and 6063 yellow We
quo 55 for ht- and Sass for yellow
sales of ~ Z stS cents Oats are worth 80 cents Whs
keyDemand moderate at 23 for hhds. and IS
for bills
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VENKzuxLA.-By letters and papers to the 9th
instant, received by the schooner Martha Eliza
beth, at this port, have information of the
of popular disturbances growing out of the dssa
tsaction Of political party in Venezuela at the result
of tbs late election for President Of that republic This
party called Guzmsnis,os" from the name Of their
leader. Guzman) claims the election of their favorte at
the time that Is decided that there choice by
the people and consequently the election is to be made
by the next Congress General Jose Antonio Pse the
former President had been appointed General in Chief
OF the Army OF the Republic and had issued very pa
rioc address to his countr, men, calling upon them to
suppress sedion and maintain the honor and tranq utility
OF the republic 1t sppess by Official note that Col
Guerrero, Commanding a party Of government troops
bad en- ,ounered in the plains place called Laguna
Go fedrs on the 2s,h OF September, psrtS Of the
faction numbering upwards Of five hundred heD, and
had dispersed them, leaving hundred dead on the
field of battle, and grester number wounded drown
ed in the Tisnajos. Col Guerrero took prisoners
The Of Caracas had ordered the apprehen
sion OF GuImsn, the and prime OF tn
tumults hu, he could not be found until after much
search. The Puerto cabeo Do,fo of the 9th inst says
that he hal been spprehe n1ed At the house OF female
friend Caracas There five candidates for the
Presidency viz: General Bartolome Salon, Gen. Jose
radeo Nonegas. Manuel Felipe Tovsr, Col Jose Felix
Blsnco, ana Antonio Leocadio Guzman The latter 10
popular ih the lower classes but there doubt that
before his The factions are put down. and government
and order fsmly established - BAR. american Oct 70.
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Cotton Market.

Nxw ORLEANS, Oct. 2l.-We left the market on Friday
night nearly at stand, in consequence of all parties
waiting further advicss from Liverpool or buyers de-
clinDg to operate at the high rates claimed by factors
On Saturday and Monday there material change,
the failures OF the mail leaving all in suspense the
transactions OF the two days barely TOO bales
the principal portion Of which sold on Saturday
There was change in prices Although the all fail
ed on Monday beyond Charleston, intelligence
ceived from New York by means of the New York and
Charleston steam packet, advising depressed market
there and decline OF y &c but bringing no news of
the expected Liverpool steamer. Owing TO this and
other causes the market closed on Monday dull and
droopirg and factors evinced desire to realise at
less stringent prices. The result that yesterday
there vas rather activity, and the sales up
100 bales making the aggregate Of the transactions Of
the three days 1900 bales Although operations
have occurred at decline Of kc from figures previous
ly offered and refused the falling off has been suf
cienty decided to lead to change our quotations,
which continue to accord with the principal busness;-
New Orleans Classification (sssimlating to that of Lii
verpooD-Louisana and Mssissppi-Ordinary, 81 a o;
middlng pa 9h good middllng, on a OK; niddng
and fine, Tx ala
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DANCING ACADEMY.

NORTHERN EXCHANGE, 273 BLEECKFRS STREET.
MIR. 6. ROBERTSON, in returning his NEST sincere
M thank: g his friends and the public for .Ss liberal pson
that his classes for the Tuition Of Dancing
open the above FRIDAY October 3D. when he will
have the pleasure OF introducing and fashionable
Dances ayoute the Mazourka and other styles
fs and much admired Rsdowa Walt. Fancy Daneins, Sc
for Ladies, Misses and Masters. from sos Nj Gentlemen
from to 10 evening. Assemblies will take place semi
monthly commencing Nov. I'd. Instructions will BE- given
pupils privately or in classes .emnsTes or at their
SO Canal The above during the summer,
have been greatly improved painted decorated and the
city Mr. would also inform parent. who may PLACE their
children under his charge that attention will be paid
their proper instruction and comfort while school
further particulars apply the class Mr. RS
sdence, SO Canal street. sic lm~rc
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can 90 IN retain to save sss fo- be assured that upon
his election or defeat hangs the previous question OF hs
S,ccsssoo n defeated the bsrnburners PROSTATE
nelsetsd hey have yet to cope with the diplomacy Of
Mir Walker ia convention =
we are requested state by irh iential friend Of
InJgs NcLane OF this city that his friends here
man are opposed the establishment Of paper at this
tme In NJ York In any other place to the advance
me OF his claims for the Presidency aud that they
equally ignorant OF any such enterprise being Ia con-
temptation They further charge the origin OF the report
deem it expedient TO give the prompt denial
After fine rain, last evening we have cool day, with
& sharp braclng wind from the northwest
Ps Mr.. Dallas, the Vice President is in town, safe
and sound from the ordeal of the Pennsylvania elections
Poxhattan w
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Domestic Markets.

ALsAsY, Oct. 2e-Flour-The receipts Of -four are
nominal and transactions limited to sales from store at
sSSis lot tennessee, and 1913 for western. Grsin-No
sales Oh wheat or corn Sales 1000 bushels of
7ec in the street.
srRAcUsE, Oct 27th Various causes have served to
bring about decline IN the prices of wheat Freghts
are hign and remarkably scarce, and natural
than can be speedily disposed Of The break in the
canal eastward furnishes another obstacle to shipment
Holders ofersdno more than ST. yesterday, and there
very little disposition to buy at that Flour remains
nominaly IS before quoed-S6 6la575 Barley is dull
at 4oa42 cents In Corn there little doing, sales
made at 50a52 cts
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WAsnINoToN, OCT -, IoFo
Tdngs and Passengers BY the Pewhattan from the South

WAsHINoToN, Oct IS, loto'
Tdings and Passengers by the Po~hGttan from the south
teaTd
The Southern mail brings tie most gratifying nc
counts from Monterey the particulars Of which you VIII
have duly received.
bearer OF dispatches direct from camp. has come in,
50 that we may expec, the details of the gallant lighting
at Monterey forth with, with the melancholy par
ticulsrs OF the Killed and wounded
Lieutenant owen, OF the battalion from Baltimore,
passed through in this afternoons train coming up in
the boa Che regular line with the bearer Of des
pd,'pes lie looks tat welLied snd ssucy
S. Myers the eggrieved ha band ia the iioyt case.
also as'ed trough tins city this afternoon New
York He is a small, keen.ookiug man, with large
~hisssrs
lor. David Levy Yul.e of the Senate, arrived from
the south b. the communication the Pow
haitian
the Rio Grande the brought up this afternoon az
lords tao livelieat satisfaction
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KITCHEN RANGES.

HULMEY TWO OVEN KITCHEN HANuES
1NHE Proprietors prepared furnish Holiness
Ranges to the trade set them NJ for private families
boarding houses having purchased the right from the
paentee and sell them Our experience
and setting XII cher sng-s this city, for
the that Holmes
Range be surpassed 70. economy and
durability They warranted perform the for
which they purchased and il they Will BE- removed
free Of the purchaser Numerou references
can be given persQps wishing to pufehsst The prices
range from Is 10 IS dollars
Gatss-Palor. Once and Bed Room Grares Of latest pat
stoves-Hall Once and Bed Room Stoves, stoveppes,
&c. &c.
Tin wars-BIsht plain and japsnnsd They have mason.
smokey chimney ~ enred-no cure no pay -'''
A,0ILHOOLY and SON
Proprieton and Msnufaetur 10 Nassau st,eet
sl2 lmsmc 'S0s~
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COUNTRY REsiDENCE FOR SAFE

THE Residences Of the late LeonaEd Kip ESQ.
E::n out Of the city Of Hartford Coma The house :
~ ON the high grounds overlooking the city, from
Z y not distant ten minutes walk Il Is . double hou
brick, four rooms door, with large porieo in trent
modern convensncs, and in the substantial mann
The stable and barns directly in the Of the house
with fruit trees Of the best kinds desirable rssd
for gentleman wishing TO retire from the city could
the society Of the city. its advantages Of educ
from the neighborhood OF Trinity College, mot
quarter OF mile distant) and the of acc sss TO New
and Boston At all seasons Of the wear.
Half the purchase money remain mortxass
length Of time be paid instalments 70 suit he purch
Apply TO LEONARD w. KIP,
l92 Broadway, New York or
% 2weodsrc Rev WIN. I. KIP AIbs
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FRurr-Sales have been made of 1000 boxes bunch
sai.n, a. - % yociosg at the lower rate ipoo half
parcel Of both for es $50 casks and 800 half do
private terms; AGO bags Taagona soft shell almonds a
boxe. Malaga lemons 80 3d. months and 100 bags
African pea nuts 81 lsX, cash.
HIDrs-Thcre have been sales of 1900 Rio Grande 90
10 TO 20 out Of the market terms tsnspred; 500
do to go up the river at IL cents less az per cent
ooo Campeschy &c about cents cash they run and
small lot Southern ~ discount of cash
Hor,-Ihere was scarcely any thing cone in hop. dur
we have only to notice small sales OF Western, best
quality at IL a 10 cents cash
MoLAssss-fhe demand for prime, which 10 is
very good for inferior qualities there is scarcely any
Inquiry We notice sale. of cargo of M.snzas at
Ia cents; 100 hhds Trinidad at 24 700 sweet Cuba 6a
Tx, and 60 prime Porto Rico a9aSo, 4 mos
PAovIsoSs There has been but little done during the
week. There has been no further receipts of new but
some, we believe, is expected Immediately. Ohio Pork
has again declined rapidly aod the market closes heavi
the sales consist of 300 bnls Prime part at SO s71z
100 Mess, $40 70 SO s7h closing at the latter rate
and 100 thin Aie.s, SO Ohio Lard has been in better
TX * Tor bills and cents Tor kegs Picsied Meats
remain scarce and We know of no sales The receipts
market is not so brisk as last week. Prices remain
without any change
ssAps About 900 bushels Rough Flax have been
sold since our last at 81 80 81 So cash. which is
vance There is nothing doing in Clover or Timothy
suM.c-About 500 bags Palermo has been sold al S4s
months.
SUGAR There have been no sales worthy of notice
the demand is moderate and stock light prices remain
without alteration
sriRrs-The market in foreign has not been SO brisk
as last week Among the sales made the following
10 half pipes Otard, Dupuy Co brandy at previous
rates. as much Pelevoisin So Isl 10 puncheons Irish and
Scotch grain and malt whiskey 81 rs and 81 49, 10
pipes Holland gin private terms; and 6 pupcheous
Jamaica rum, ST 45 81 60 months The sales of do
nestle whiskey reach so bbls chiefly at "a cents
and about $50 drudge casks at the same price.
WInns-There have been sales of 100 ar casks sweet
and dry Malaga at 42S IS cents; 80 Port, 62k 75 as
Madeira 81 81 l21S months and 70 Pico, on private
teri