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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
Bath. Malne. June. Lis

D"''f uutf l6tfs
Mr. F. Brown, Dear sir 81 have for some
time past, suffered much from the jaundice
and dyspepsia at the stomach, loss Of appe-
tte, 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 Sarsaparilla and Toma-
TO Bltters. | received immediate relief from
the use Of one bottle, and fee gratfed for
the great relief have received, and would
recommend II 10 all others who are suffering
from similar disorders Yours truly,
FREDERICK b. SHAW.
Address all orders Tor the above invalua.
BILE medicine TO the proprietor Fred erlck
Brown. IS Washington 81. Boston.
AGENTS Luther Daniels. Ruilsnd---
tones & Dow, Cutiingsville; i Jameson,
Casileton w Moulton a. Co. West Pouli-
ney A Bliss, Poultney u Beals, Wells /;
Wheadon & swallow, Paulei 5 Smith.
Dandy 4 corners J II Vail d Co. Dandy :
II Simonds. Piusford; Warren d. Bliss.
Brandon, and for sale also by.druggists and
appointed agents generally. Pnce one dol.
ar bottle. 27ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
IIIE KINGS OIL.

- EoR all wounds on ,lIor,,
~ Il and Cattle, such az
@ sESsiEs: G 9Gst ;1.'S 1,.: 5.
0n1n ther by the Saddle or Coli,
SORE BACK, SORE BREASTS. Scr,th,
es, &c, &C, and wounds Of every desc,,n.
tion-removing all soreness and suflness ana
healing up the wors, wounds In from on,,.
five DAYS time.
THIS CELEBRATED REMEDY
was prepared by order Of His Majesty, III,
late King VIM. ". OF Great Britain upd.,
the direction Of Mr.. IJuat,, the celebra,d
English armer and used by him in tue Ro,l
Stud of Horses only.
DIRECTIONS.
Dip feather in the Oil, and apply 10 tn,
wound or sore twice dsy or IN sev.,,
wounds vet rag in the Oh, and bind n on
tho wound.
n. u. Shake the bottle be Coro using and
keep we'll corked
AGsNrs-W. f.. e. S,oddard, Rutland. II
Simonds, Piusiord, V Ross, Brandun. "
u. Brown, Cu,lngsylle, Jameson 4 Go
Casticton.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
STATE OF VERMONT

/ STATE OF VERMONT DE IL remem
District OF fAifha,en,ss ID bored tina
At probate court holden al CAsIletol
Within and Tor siid.distntton the iih day .
May A. ID. 1915.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
Whereas VIM. e.. kiutedgo administrator
With the will annexed OF the estate Of Loaf
smith late OF Oiweil, 10 said district, decoas
Cd, has made application TO said cOur ion
an order to extend the time heretofore giver
o pay the debts again said deceased and
settle the estate. one wear
Therefore, II u ordered that said appllca-
non be feieted for hearing md decision O.
the fret "Wednesday Nuug ,hc 81 GAY Of
June next, al tie Probate Office IN Casileion,
and that .o,icc thereof be gwen to all per
sons Interested 10y publication of this order
hIee weeks sucoessively, previous thereto
in the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed
at Rutland, that they may appear and Oh
Jcct 10 the same If lhoy sec cause,
A true copy OF Record, 10
Attest. JAMES 4. WARNER, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
SPLENDID STOCK or NEW
RICH a. FASHIONABLE
SPRING e. SUMMER GOODS.

SPRING g. SUMMER GOODS
NOV opening drec, from New York, .
~ large and extensive assortmen, OF
goods adapted To the season, including a.
mong them
Superior French. German, English and
Americaa Broadeioihs, Ttoiiied,
Super French Doe Skins, PLAIN and Fancy,
Super Satin, Vaientd and MarSciics
Vesnngs IN great rarely.
A splendid assortment including more than
100 different STYLES OF the newest and choic-
est kinks Of
RICH DRESS GOODS!
Making the largest aud best assortment ever
before offered.
Ombro aud Broche Figured Bareges.
Plain Balcges, regular clan Tartan designs,
Bareges and Balzorines,
Printed Balzoines Of every variety & prices,
Ombre and Printed Marquiscs
Bingham Muslins, Plaid and striped,
French Bingham Musllns,
Grauted Bingham Robes,
Printed Lawns, Organizes and Cobaltnes,
French Nogadore Muslins,
Ombre and Printed Muslin dc LANES.
Rich Dtochi Cashmere Embrodr'd Nous de
LANES, Lace Muslin d lgh, fgd Shawls
Fifty Ps Rich Nous do Lanes,
200 rs. Prints, including every variety Of
style at reduced prices,
Rich Bonnie, Ribbons, Scarfs, Ciavats, Lace
net, cardinals, Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
A large assortment OF White Goods of every
description, including, Lace Cambrics,
Plaid do. Strip'd do. Bishop Nawns,S Swiss
Lawns, with grea, variety Of other styles
suitable for dresses.
A large assortment OF Summer Stufs for
mems and boys wear.
Tickings, Drillings, Bleach'd Cottons, with
every other variety Of Domestic Goods.
general assortment of carpetin9s. Vene-
,ian. Ingrain, very heavy and beautiful pat
torns-ai reduced prices.
G ROC f. RI Els
81 Cruz Syrup. p. r., n. o. Molasses a
grand article al % cents por gal, StCruz,
=. r. snd NO Sugars, Java, l.aguara Cof-
fees, Citron. Figs, Fiberis, Almonds, Bra
I'll nuts, Eng. Wallnuts, Eng Currents, DC.
Very handsome assortment of
T. X o G X r. X Y
AT THE Low EST PRIC f. S
Purchasers are invited to examiue the above
stock, which for richness exten, and variety
never was before equaled in this region
As our goods are bought to soil not to keep,
those who favor US with a call may depend
upon having them a, their !oucSf cash value
+. PARKER 4 co.
Cas,leion, May /, 1916. 10.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
NEW TAILORING ESTABl.lSh
MENT.

I'D MCTTIUHS a ". W. MCLAI y -
i ors would respectfully inform me .
hab iants Of Rutland and vicinity that 'n',
have located themselves in the ha'o..
Hall with The intention Of carrying 90 ~
Tailoring business, where by strict a,t.
ton TO business they hope To recelTsa ''''
raj share Of patronage.
All work entrusted 20 their care VII ~
done In the bss, manner and With tue eIe''
est despatch. ,,-
All orders for cutting strictly stiendeo
anil warranted 10 III II properly made o..
Rutland. March "a, 1876 is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

STATE OF NERMONT,l DEitrcme".
District OF Fsirhavan, IS. ID bored ia.
al probate court holden at Cnsilelon IN ao'
for Asid district on the 18th day Of Am
IQA -, Present 4 Warner, Judge
= SisIA adplnsrator OF The g.
~ Samual adams tie Of Nesihave' 10
|, u,s,flct, deceased, having made aop"'
20 said court 10 extend The time heIt'
e limited for paying the debts sgsinS' I" u
Yiate one year.
4. |, is ordered that said application be he,'
~ said court on he first Wednesday in u.
~ at the Probate Office IN Castielon' an.
notI @ thereof be given to all persons mt
estcd by publication of this order three "ee'
successfully in the Rutland Herald a ne"
paper printed atRu,land previous thereto M
they may appear and object to the same
they see causei
A true copy of record.
Auos, JAMES A, WARNER,Re
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
WHY WILL YOU SUFFER .?

w IL w lIIlI u W DbI L IsIN
- EAVER'S JOINT and Nerre Lrnement is
- not only the best Article that can be
used for Rheumatic affections, Bruises,
Sprains. and Lameness Of all kinds, bu, is
the most perfect and lasting cure that has ev-
or been discovered for the very troublesome
complaint ChiiJiains. No inconvenience
Whatever attending its application. The
most incIedulous may be satisfied by trying
enc bottle, which will cost but 25 cents. In
all cases where an external application is
needed, it has proved itself highly valuable,
as may be seen by the follow ing certificates.
The undersigned, having made use of
Seaver's Joint and Nerve Lniment, either
in our families or on our own persons, and
finding it to bo the bes, remedy without ex-
ception that we have ever used, tor the com
plaiats for which II is intended, would recon-
mend i, 10 our friends and the public gener-
ally, believing that those who are afflicted
with any OF these complaints will fnd relief
in the use OF this valuable medicine. H. T.
White. Rutland Peck q Spear, Druggists,
Burlington; George Morton, Wiliston HI
ram Hopkins, Rutland O. Cook, Rutland.
For Rheumatic affections, Sprains, Brms.s.
&c. most cheerfully recommend il 10 the
public, az can speak from experience, hav-
ing made use Of il in many instances in nv
family for ihe'above complaints. D.L.PR
Rutland, Sept. 5th, lS45. 376m
w r. c. s,oddard, Agent for Rutland:
J0nes a. Dow, Cutlingsville; S. u. Wins
low. Piusiord; V. Ross, Brandon ]. B.
Huntlsy. Salisbury; w. p. Russell, Middle
bury Peck q Spear, Burlington, y. X
Collins, Montpelier and druggists and mer-
| chants generally. Reed, Wing a. Cutler,
| 81 Chatham street BOSTON wbolrxale s0pnts
PerfOrnt ted Gard ROarA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
NO'I'ICE.

This may certify that have this dsy Civ
en- NV son Eliish Shesrman, IT,. his time dur
ing the remainder Of his minority, and shall
claim none Of his wages. nor pay my debt,
Of his contracting sher this date.
ELIJAH SHEARMAN.
Shrewsbury, April !, ls4s. 2os
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER
MANUFACTORY.

THE subscriber having complotol h'
i new and extensive MACHINE SHOn
is now prepared to manufacture on an ~.
proved plan, Steam Engines, from to 9oo
horse power, and Boilers Of the best maleta
and workmanship.
Steam sac MllS Of a new construction
MA GecrS, Shafting, Water Wheels. lro1
and Blowing Cylinders, Tor furnaces Of ary
diameter less than feet, made IN the to.
manner and nj the lowest prices. Also, r..
perl alenders Of a superior make and fms.
The subscriber has also large and CON
modulus FURNACE connected with rs
Machine Establishments where CaslrESlolh
Iron and Bronze are made Of any weight 0r
exceeding five tons 10 one piece.
Iron Planln9 Of any length less than j.
feet done on short notice and e.. Reasonable
terms. GORDON MCKAY,
Brick Machine Establishment, near the L
r. Depot, Ptlsheld, Mass, Feb. 10, 1916
q z months
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

PIANO FORTE TUNING.
DIANO Fohes. and Organs tuned snd
l. regulated .in the best manner BY
WM. PEASE.
Dec Isl5
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
Present, A. Warner, Judge.

Present, A. Warner, Judge.
Elisha Allen, administrator OF the estate OF
Sadoc Frsbie late OF Pawle,, in said district,
deceased, having maze application to said
court by his petition in writing representing
tina, the personal estate Of said deceased ia
insufficient, TO pay the debts sgains, said es-
tate and expenses Of administration by abou,
The sum OF S5l73,eo and requesting said
couu TO grant him license TO sell all of the
real estate Of said deceased,
Therefore, lis Ordered that said appiea
ton be referred for hearing and decision to
the first Wednesday being the 3dday Of June
next, and that copy OF this order be publish
I'd Tires weeks successfully, previous there
To, in the Rutland Herald, a newspaper prn-
ted a, Rutland. ,ha, all persons may appear
and give bond. for the payment o. the debts
and eSpences or Otherwise object to the same
II they see cause.
A true copy Of record, 10
Attest, JAMES A. WARNrR, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
BONNETS

T AIDES and Misses just received and f
- SHE by ID. i. BEiL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
N z W GODS
NOTICE.

THIS "a 70 certify ts.. have this day given
IN, sons Henry c. u. Fillmore and Charles
W. filmore'their time during the rsmalds,
OF their minority ,io.trsnssc, bssinsss Tor thsul
ssivea. and thai claim 49, q sAsir were,
nos pay any debts Of their sssuaesine sf-s
THERFfIA0RE
~, lets. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
RAN AWAY.

RAN AWAY.
an the Goth inst. Alexander Harlow, a
~ minor, absconded from the service OF
the subscriber to whom he was bound as
an indenied apprentice. All persons are
cautioned agains, giving him credit or in any
wise harboring or employing him
SETH SMITH.
Benson, Apr, 81, 1916.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

N1lSS 5 FISK would respectfully ln'0H
wi the LADIES' of Rutland and vlclnlly lal
she has Just received from New York the "a
test Spring and Summer Fashions am ".
endeavor 10 execute all orders with pronP
ness, both In Millinery and Dress making
Rutland, April 2s, 1916.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
ELISHA ASHLEY, }Comm.rs
MERRITT CLARK,
ey, May 1916 10


D.lr IL U of Rutland, ss' Is oered tn
al sp ,cial probate court held at Ru,lan
within and for said district on the 30th da '
OF April, A. ID 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,
1t is ordered that said account be referred
for examination and allowance to The first
Monday being the Is, Jay Of June next
and tina, a copy of this order be published
three weeks successfully previous thereto
in the Rutland Herald, a: newspaper printed
at Rutland, that all persons interested may
appear and object 10 the same, If they see
cause. A true copy Of Record,
10. HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
SASH FACTORY

TINE subscriber manufactures 10y mac hlns
j ry all kinds Of Window Sash, PsnnslDoo'
yens,isn Blinds, and will supply sll oro''
al shor notice. SILhS h. hOEho
wsllingford, april 10, lsio, Ioso
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ASH PAID FOR COAL.

CASH PAID FOR COAL
II,uE SUBSTITUTES are wishing TO conf
/ isr Hard Wood Coal. to the amouu' '
100 900 busheIs-.io be delivered al H'
Falrhaven Iron Works.
DAVEY Il CUSHMA
Fairhaven, March 9Th, 1876.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

STATE OF VERMONT, DE i, remem-
Ds,ric, of Fairhaven. IS. - hered that
a, probate cour. holden al Cas,lc,on with
in and for said district on the aih day OF
May, A. ID. 1916.
Present, A. Warner, Judge.
Elisha Allenl executor Of the estate OF
Nathan Spaudin late OF Pawlet in said dis
irlct, deceased, proposing to render an ac-
count of his administration OF said estate.
II is ordered that said account he referred
for examination and allowance to the first
Wednesday in June next, and that copy Of
this order be published three weeks success
ycly previous thereto in the Rutland Her
aid, a newspaper printed at Roland that all
persons interested may appear and obJec, to
the same if the see cause.
A true copy Of Record,
10 Attest, JAMES A. WARNER Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28
PCrfulilcYy.

CHolCE FrenohperIumeIy together VIII.
~ superior article Of Cologne for sale by
w. f.. e. STODDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

DLACk and Blue Black Broad Cloths
- together ~ith 90 different styles fancy
Cassimers, also, a choice assortment, of yes
tings from 10 cents to 50 a pattern, for sale
al the FARMER's ExCuAsGr
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NOTICE,

THIS may certify that { have this day
L. given my son orsonW eller. his time do,
mig the remainder Of his minority and shall
claim none Of his earnings nor pay any debts
Of his contracting after this date:
IONA. WELLER.
Tinmouth, Ny 8, 1916. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

Perforated Card Board.
A NEW supply, for sale by sropDAHo.
"a % April II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

w T. the subscribers being appointed By
w the Probate court for the district OF
Fairhaven, commissioners to receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands OF all per
sons against the estate Of
Joel Bcamdn late of Pouhncy,
in said district deceased, represented iGsol-
vent, and six months from the ID day OF
April, last, being allowed by said court
for tina, purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business OF
our said appointment at said Beaman's late
residence in Pou,ney, on the first Wedne,-
days of July and September next. from ten
o'clock a. m. until one o'clock, p. m. on each
OF said days.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-28

And the best remedy known to man Tor
Asthma OF every stage, Liver Complaints
Bronchitis, influenza Coughs, Colds, Bleed
ing OF the Lungs, Shorness OF Breath
pains and weakness in the side, breast &c
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In the ship arkansas yrcm NOrlednS- Mrs Williams Miss
Galley Mr. Quinc, and lady, ard ~ in The steerage.
In shin Suiiiuan. from Charlottesville Banks, Miss
Banks Miss Sealey Mr. Bittncr lady and daughters Mr.
Grumpy and lady Mr. Geddes lady and children,
Nessrs Wm II Conkey. VIM Wilson, Carter. Barnett,
Bradford. Wineman. Fairlamb, Stone, Willams d SON
Myers Pearsai. Herr Alexander. C Peck Henry, j
DAY. Hundon Geo Monroe and Master Edward.
In III, brig Sapannah from Sacnnnah.-Mrs Green
and servant Mrs Mcdonald. Mrs Wheeler, Mrs Seeey
aud child. Miss Sykes. Mics Clark, Miss Wheelers.
Miss Nichols Rev Mr. BOggs, Messrs G Gordon Sat.
,rc Bdlckry Whipple, Ladd Fitzpatrick, Nichols and
MIR Fay.
IN ne bark Isqac Mead. from Sacdnadh--E Pynchon,
lady and servant; Lssett aud Lady Washington Ia
dv children and Mrs IL Merriam aud servt
Mrs w + Holland, child aud servt; Mrs w il May MIS-
Hernandez, Mrs Sanchey; Miss Pynehon Miss ; r
T., nchon |; X iIeudrick>on; lliSoy Mrs Davis
W IL Williams; Church; NJ King styles, NJ Styles
[; Luce; c. STAPLES ID Crowcil; Hocchaerk.
Ia bark AHdkKdc from RIO de Jdne,ro-A ii Luton
and Isdy OF Jauero; Pins lady and servants oil
do; Joseph Moss OF Buenos Ayres Capt Saml Perry
of Mass: James KirShesd.
IN brig Snruh Iuttie from Guadeloupe-C Moze, r
Hondayer.
In bark E6oard from Cha-les,on-MrsJ Prevcs. nurse
and > children; Miss Gala her. Miss Swanson Miss
T. Barrett Miss Rudmsu. Capt 3 Thompson, ID CARR,
SON c Rcrkley Thos : Holman, J Colcross, w q
lacks UHard w II Evan JANIS II North, ID ID De
V.ux Geor ee barrow W Bones, James Camrsday, and
1 in the
In the brig German from Porce, PR-Christisn Tha
Ter lady aud four children.
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Books.

CIR, ru.AR.-Tp Ire Book TrEGe-HENRY LONG
SS SRoTHER beg lrsve 10 su1o1rc- 20 i5e e"ok
the United SgfeE thai rs;sni'hrd 81
As-ucv No - 1no-s; S-S- YORK, Tor The supply OF
nfc-f. fer article 10 trade az Publishers
prices l. /. D. ini-ut ~ u. un1-tsisu-G 20 rnste h-
Agency witch hey establish ard irc g.
p-rGs1 branch H. boot trade th- advantage which
viii hereby cit In di.tS-; r-s-fs who ARE sc-GlA
care uu-cis;- dt.p.teh be.towed upon particular
orders will be al once apPsr-rt
Th- u-c-rigleG have Hesitation IN assuring such or
the rste may FEEL dsgo.et favor with ,h-ir
DO. ue,t list tn-lr commands WI receive
rnus; ue ceI,&fiiy gre pe.i-c. Satisfaction
HCSRY LONG.
References; EXERT D. LONG.
M-.srs. H>rp-r Broihers,
Wiley K Putnam. Sew-YorE.
- Burgess. Strtnger Co.
a. Carey Hart.
Les Blanchard. Pt.,sielphia.
F.rr-tiI Co sH!s'
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Daily Arrival. OF Produce, srock, &c. by the
new-lork md Erie Railroad Company

J F. Charlton Aceru
Barge Samuel Ma'sh-2 boxes dry goods ! csrpet
b.s Fu-,; 81 ssess RAGS z j Darwin; box dry
good. 5 Crc,smsp: 10 hSs oh-irs Tweed; ! fsnnng
min Seth Williamson; Is wr--,nn'fUwt @ bsnniier; !
I'm b.,ms Ph.vus Co; II 'uhs huier Il frttns Go
! hoise c.-ea lambs sheep Capt Val; Cases cloih
Houston; So rkins huer % tubs do cAlves sbe-p
i,r,h. empty trkus Capt Keichum: IA do bbl whisky
hsy meal frkn batter uhs d. calves sheep IS lambs
Gao, Rowe; hrsn luhs huier Day; baskets bottles
Cooper c.ves5 rkins butter a. iubs do box cgss
Cart d T. Brnyo; tubs butter Ca ~ Huis
do Gao, Rove; ions iron " Vil,on CO. lot furlnre
q Rice; Il boxes charcoal A Bantn; baskets poultry
Waumak-r; bkt l0D strswherres sheep o.
hon $50 do strswtees Vim Dst-r $50 do msyby $50 do
II Bsuts; $40 kenback; 100 do DergeD loco do
bnss pois,oes HodmRu
Jumper. plsitI Co. L'ne-Cramer-Bse ails1-4 cows
ana calves - zee 50 sheep and lamb, Cong-r Ro
cows md "a q 50 hsep .sInbs WIN Wster
man 50 sdls printing paper Bu.Eap BahcocE bd cloth
s-r. New .fk u doz scvthes Sheldon Coz II DO DO
Rid A Sprn.u-; 10 do Brinsp; cows aud calves IS
cave. ard am go ba-. hay - bel-a straw 25c
fowls turkeys .0h iubs butter 81 hols bbs and ~
bags 100 bbs rye -four Is cords Hickory wood 20
bags rye aOur sell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-04
Cleared from

FLOUR AND MEAI-There is not mach yet doing In
Four the market being still unsettled, aud the Enssn
orders there any having yet appeared In mar
k-t The rSpg. of the market Tar as we can make
euL Ia S14 AZ ths latter Tor Geaosee but II l. not
easy hot Michigan IN good order NJ 4 Is The sales
ore moderate -xtent and tor the East Saes o0 oois
Corn Meal At IS Export from LIST to 3lsI May:
Wheat Flour ~ 6S3 oois
GRAlN-ln Hhest we hear OF nothing doing although
there negotiations There Ia n good shipping
dc,.nd tor Cora aud of mixed Western Ii ooo 70 5ovU
bushels have changed hands q: 81 ooS Cts and oo CITE
delivered ot expense, ON board sop' Sre. -oVo
b.er,, jersey AL o. cts OF Rye 10000 10 loOtu oush
els part To arrive been sold. tor shipment st %
CT. Dat. are d4O cts Export from lot "a Stst May
Corn " $50 bushels W heat 81 uS3 d.. Rye is9'e 90.
wHl-kY-We note sales 2uo or 80 oos NJ lst @ Isl,
mosii! a. Is! cts.
SEED-Theye is fair shipping inquiry for Clover oGl
no ,svs ~ day sales VI iv VI interior Timothy al 81
fish No srrivsls ssl-s OF Dry Cod. 0i MHcsercI
e0v /, sold At $40. S OF. and 337t and
l5o ooisrse NJ Sat JO-she mS5ses e"s'ns heavily,
PRUir-Sales OF 1900 boxes Bunca Rai.os 81 ;! ~
6ROCERlES-Fvr iss last ihrse Gays-Cohee COMM
Father duu but ilces We have no cosuSe W NO
The sai,s are 100 Dogs Brazil 81 4! OF cts IoVo
sunstrs 7S1o. t50 Lssusy pat st aud -'o Jaws
lu. uius Rather mol inquiry Tor auscv'auo SusN
tTUsa Toe trade aud ID, uaIAvt IL nrmcr sale. o oV
hhds Ofesns 81 6aos cts sS1 f"rIo RICO % f' 80
bxs Brown Havana lost, Aud ~ White do - az.
lhe stock let Ia consisted Of 4il7 hhdn Or
-sns, 1884 Porto Rico 5l7 81 Crox ana lOO Cuoa-'o
geher 1868 nhas, against II oSs same limo iast year
Sood snd prime Qualities hvasses are IN lair request
and the market generally pretty hrm Sales vi lou
hads CenIuegos two catgoes Csrdenas 10 store on pr
Vale terms los hnds TOR ehnng ~ cs On June oesias
anaNer parcels u the trade within our range.
NAVAL SrORES-Saes CT 1000 bbs Newbern aud
Wilmington Ro.n at IS cts for The former and o. cash
Tor The latter; loUo Newborn. private term.-ooih ior
export Spirits Turpeuune IN lot. at 80 Cts cssa
RiCE--lhc msrket remains quite dull. the demand
Tor hoe and export beng lsal ~ sold mostly
l9F export at IS 81 W,
HEMP-The markell conlaces Quiet and We have
only e. notce sales OF &c bales rooted American III
siSS 3 aos, and Is do on terms ,ade puonc.
HsoES-Consnue dull. with sales OF 1900 dry sasd
du'amoros cts mos and GO dry southern Il,
they run and c,s, cssn. merchandise.
TOBACCo-koatacky ia dull; eu, Tor the various 9th.
er descriptions there exists steady fair demand li3
oaies Havana sold ~ Is go Gus, according 10 quality,
mostly Tor home and IL Florida and IS bales
soste itleo and Cuba, on terms We did not learn.
Pk0VlSloES-FoE Pork the maTks; 10 SILL inactive,