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P~RINTER's FESTIVAL. Preparations are al
ready being made for a due observance of the
Birthday of FRANKLIN by a Printers Fes-
tival, in Rochester, similar to one which was
held in that city on the last Anniversary
Troy Post.
Some ofthe discriminate are DESTROYS
to know if it is their intention to "cast out
derias" at this Anniversary?-N lEcr.
gTVe found, during a late trip up the
Mississippi river, that since the vote Of the
River Bill, snags and sawyers arc generally
known among travellers by the name of"Polk
stalks. Jour.
GEMr. James Winkley, aged A, of Green
land, N II was found dead in the woods
near Northampton, 10th inst.-his clothes
being stripped entirely from his body, lie was
an Incorporate man, and had recently been
confined about home by complaints probably
produced by his incompetence. Without
the knowledge Of his friends he left home on
Friday, It'll inst.-not returning u number of
persons started in search for him, and on
Wednesday afternoon his body was discovered
az stated above. AS his body bore no marks
of suicide Or murder, it is supposed he left the
world in a Git Of deiirium tremenS.-M II. CO..
The Potato Crop in this region, according
to the best information we have obtained, has
so escaped the disease that there will be har-
vested two-thirds of an ordinary yield, and
those of a good quality. Some late planted
ones only have received much injury.
EastpOrf Sentinel.
Po'atOes-The Bangor Wing gives a good
account Of the prospect of the potato crop in
Somerset and Washington counties, Maine.
Potatoes, it says, are potatoes this year-they
look and taste like them. In New Brunswick,
too, the crop is fair. The St. Johns New
Brunswick) Courier, says, the injury to the
potatoes, by rot, is small in proportion to the
extent of the crop.
tG'A student in Western Reserve Collcre,
who has been there in various stages of
education for nine years, has supported him
self by grating, %innoculating, and otherwise
introducing choice fruits, and has, in fact,
revolutionized and luxuriated all the towns
around. Much better than to beg for an
edH2a.ioo,
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n e.

The Young Mems Lyceum will hold an adj
journed meeting in the east chapel of the
Vt. Lit. & Sci. Institution, on Thursday eve
ming, Oct. 9Th, for the purpose of discussing
the following question, viz;
Is the misery existing among mankind at
tributable more to u want of knowledge, than
of a disposition to live up to what they pos
The public arc respectfully invited to attend.
g. W. THOMAS, Prp7ident
g. w. WALLER. SCI.
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FROM THE SEAT OF WAR

Advices from Camargo to the Sth. ult, have
been received at New Orleans. At that date
it was supposed that a battle had been fought
at Serlavo between Gen. Worth and the
Mexicans, as a force ofthe latter 1000 strong
was seen by Mccullough advancing towards
that place, and within forty miles of it. In
telligence Of the fact was sent by express to
General Taylor, who Immediately pressed
forward with a portion of his troops, by forced
marches to the relief ofGen. Worth.
The Mexcains we're reported to be rally
Ing from all points to join the forces under
Ampudia, with whom Arista was co-opera-
ting with a determination to interpoSe a
strong and determined resistance to the fur
Their advance OF the American army.
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Editors please Copy

John Riardin, whoh has just arrived in this
country is anxious to hear from his brother
Daniel Riardin, who landed in New York
about six years since, and is supposed to be
someN here in the Western country.
a letter directed to Montpelier VT, Civ
ing any information in regard to said Daniel
will be very thankfully reccived.-Sept.4
1S46.-W. Patriot.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF RUTLAND. SIS.

DlSIitlCI OF ~.
HSE IT REMEMBERED, that at Il Probate
AO Court held at Rutland, within and for
said District, on the 18th day of September,
A. D, 1916, Present, Nm, HALL, Judge,
Whereas, Barzillai Davenport, Administra-
tor Of the estate Of Jason Hack, late Of Bran
don in said District, deceased, intestate, pro-
poses to render an account Of his administra-
ton of said estate Therefore, 1t is ordered,
that said account be referred for examination
and allowance to the first Monday, being the
2d day Of November next, and that a copy Of
this record be published three weeks success
sivcly previous thereto in the Voice of Free
dom, a newspaper printed at said Brandon,
that all persons interested may appear and OBJ
ject to the allowance thereof, ifthey see cause.
A true copy Of record.
Is HENRY HALL, Register.
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F0RESTDALE GRIST MILL.

V'ITE subscriber respectfully informs the
a public that his E W NJ l L L near
Blake's Furnace, is ready for operation.
1t contains three run of SUPERIOR French
BURR STONES,-a Corn Cracker, and
-Four Bolts, equal to any attached to the Flour
Mills at the West,-one each for Wheat, Rye,
Corn, and Buckwheat.
Those who may please to favor him with
their custom will meet with due attention.
GO" CASH paid for good Winter Wheat.
SAMUEL BLODGET.
Brandon, Oct. l, 1916. 1Gtf
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CH15RG
DaeueErestype Miniatures.

IT. B. HENDBE, respectfully informs the
40 inhabitants Of Brandon and vicinity,
that possessing all the latest Improvements in
the art, and a very s~upe.;or apparatus, he ia
10 prepared to take Dagusr7t0type likeness
es, in a style that equals the finest engraving3,
and with a truthfulness to nature that sur
passes the best paintings. They arc render
ed perfectly distinct, are prepared to resist
the action Of air and light, and arc not liable.
to fade or change.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully IN
vited to call and examine specimens, ard inn
prove the present opportunity to obtain a true
and life ike copy Of their own features or
those Of their friends. No charge unless tho
likenesses are satisfactorily taken.
Room at Scoiield's Hall.
N. b. Those who have had likenosses tax
en- by the old process can have them rotaken
at a trilling expense.
SS4 Instruction given, including all receut
Improvements in c%oloring, &c. Apparatus
furnished on reasonable terms.
Brandon, Sept. IA, 1916.
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mons and m prayers,-in short, like the loousts of
Espyt, its hateful presence is everywhere, except in
the heart which "pulsates with the love of Cod
To what will it not grow, if this course be continu-
ed? Who will not propose remedy?
PiHsf0rd, Sept. 1916. C.D.
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M u s. c..
LNGOnG LADn i LII @ 90

ETTOULD announce to the public that they have
w formeda Cotillion Band, and are now prepar-
ed to furnish MUSIC for Parties, Lecees, D mciag
assemblies, &c, upon reasonable terms and short
notice.
0y N. b. All applications addressed to F.. ].
FAIR, BRANDON, VT, or J. A. LEE, MIDDLEBU-
RY, VT, will receive prompt attention.
Sept. II, 1916. IA
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CONNTSSIONERS NOTICE.

w the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. Probate Court for the district of
Fairhaven, commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF all per-
sons against IRA MANLEY, late Of Hub
bardton in said district, deceased, represent
ed insolvent, and six months from the 9TH
day of September inst, being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business ofour said appointment at Solomon
Millington's, in Hubbardton, on the I'd day
of October and December next, from one o.
clock until seven o'clock, p. NJ. on each Of
said days.
Dated at Hubbardton this 9Th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1876. 10
J0NATiIIAAN,5 POLLARD, c0mm'r''
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BRIGHTON M~ARKET-SEpT. rs

AT market, 800 Beef Cattle, 10 yokcs Working Oxen,
800 Store Cattle, % Cows and Calves, $500 Sheep, 1850
swine
PErGs-Boef CahNe-Extra SO 90; first quality IS 80;
second quality, 50 90 Il 5 %; third quality, "a co 80.
Working OrcH-Sale not noticed.
Storrs-Ycarlings, $6 50 Il so and 50 2 years old ST
q Is and SLY.
Co,ss and calvcs-At ST., $40, 500, $24, $27, $33 and
$40 50.
Saeep-At 81 co., 81 81, 81 81, and So G3.
Suine-Old hogs at wholesale, 4 ~ C. AT retail 5
to 61-2c,
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INN AIT CASTLETON CORNERS,

THE subscriber tokes this method to inform his friends
L and the public generally, that he has taken and fit
ted up the IAEL.t$N HDU~N building formerly
owned b. Francis Hoy, one and a bait miles west oftho
Village ofCastleton which establishment he intends
to make (what every Pubic House should be) ''the tray
eler'G llome,'
o. Every facility Afforded TO Fishing Parties to the
Lake, such as securing Boats, &C, on short notice:
WM B CQLDURN.
c~a-tlefcn, July IA, 1913 eff
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In pursuance of recent vote of the Dircc-
tors, the assessment ofS5, on each share of the
Company's stock, heretofore laid and made
payable ON the 18th of August next will be di.
vided, so that only So, on each share will bo
reqgiird on that day, and the remaining 50,
on the 10th day of Nov. next.
The assessments may be paid to tho Treas.
urer, at his office in Nliddlebury, at tho ofics
of Samuel Henshaw, q Son, Merchants
Exchange Boston, or to either ofthe following
Banks, viz. Bank of burlington, Bank o?
Vcrgennes, Bank of Middlebury, Bank Of
Rutland, Bank of Bellows Falls, and CheeL,.
ire, Keene, n. II.
SAMrEL SWIFT, Treasurer
NGddlebnry, Aug, 8, lS4s. :
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WHEREAS my wife LUCINDA NJ. has
" without any provocation, utterly retus-
ed to live with me or perform the duties Cd d
wife, and AYERS that she never will again live
With mel therefore hereby forbid all per-
sons from harborins or trusting her on my
account, as | will pay 0 dobts other contract.
ing after this date.
JOSEPH WARD.
Orwell, Sept, 81, 1846. IS
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TGNYPE FOUNDRY. s. n. DIcN1N.

TYPE FOUNDRY. s. N. DIcHGN-
4 son & Co., offer their services to the
Printers throughout the country as TYPE
AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDERS. They
can furnish fonts ofany required weight, from
Diamond to English. They warrant their
manufacture to be equal to that Of any other
foundry in the country. Their prices are
the same as at any other respectable foundry,
and their terms will be as favorable as can be
found elsewhere.
They cast a very large assortment of Job
Type, Leads, Cuts, Metal Furniture, Quota
tons, Sc. &c. They have just got up a Com
bination Metal Stereotype Block, which will
be found of great utility to Book Printers,and
altogether the most economical Block in use
Constantly on hand, Brass Rule, Metal
Rule, Composing Sticks, Cases, Chases, Stands,
Galleys, Furniture, &c. &c. Entire offices
furnished at short notice.
They have just got up a series of Text let
ter, suitable for the headings Of newspapers;
and as they are continually adding to tlrcir
assortment, and to their facilities for Type
Founding, they would respectfully ask the at
%tentiOn of Printers to their establishment, at
No, 81 Washington street, Boston. Gift
~ The type on which this pepper is print
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ANSWER OF MEXICO TO OUR OVER
TUREs OF PEAcE-CArTUR OF CANALEs.
The Union on Saturday night, published a
long article, from which the following are
extracts -
"The Government OF Mexico has determin-
ed to refer the Presidents overtures for ne
gotiations for peace to the Constitutional Con-
gress of Mexico, which will assemble the be-
ginning of Decembcr,wc believe. The more
we see of Mexican Diplomacy, the more it
is marked by pcocrastination and the stron-
ger we see the necessity of prosecuting the
war with all our energies. Such, we cannot
doubt, will be the course of the Admins
tration
The New Orleans Picayune of Sept. goth.
is informed that Canales, the Mexican Col.
has been taken prisoner.
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and improyhtenco. which arc now prcyfng upon tho
~rsrca1as of tho oountryi nor is it necessary willie
the aggregate is before as. This, Mr. Webster de-
o,arod to be, during tho FIRST months Of the war, not
less than S95,990 per day. A sum, which, applied
10 works of internal Improvement, or christian mis-
sions, would Ire the means Of incalculable good to
o~urselvee, and to the world, Yet we cannot appeal
to the Cod Of battles for the justice of our care.
And when we behold the dark stain which the
war has fixed upon our national character, or the de-
basing influence which it has engendered upon the
morals of tho people; especially when we remem-
Der the brave ones who have fallen in our behalfand
the desolate hearts of those who have been thus be-
ret, we shall know and feel, that the sacrifices of
the country past or prospective, have not been mca-
surod by its pocuniary losses. The American flag
NAV wave over the "Halls OF the Montczumas,'' or
be raised upon the plains of the CALIFORNIA;. Our do
mlnions may extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
until the country becomes a continent; but who can
tell if the distant and discordant elements of which
1t is composed, may not weaken the essential cohe-
sive power of the Union and undermine the noble
structure which it could not cemont. II
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OPINION OF A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.

ms c%ertifies that have tho use of Wis
tar's Baisam of Wild Cherry for diseases of the Lungs,
TOR two years raSt, and many bottles to my knowledge
nave been used by my patients, all with beneficial re-
suits. lntwo cases, where it was thought conf med
consumption lad taken place, the Wild Cherry effected
q cuie. Il. HOYDEN.
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Physician at Exeter Corner

- NUAtNEIi NO DECEPIlUN!
medicine, are, in every respect, TRUE.
LEW AXE Or C|OuNTERFEfrS AND mutations.
ne uhp"iale ed and astonishing Il cacy OF DIR istaI's
BaIsam OF Wild Cherry in all the diseases for which it is
recommended, curing many cases after the skill of tie
pest physlchllls was unaYaiIing, has effected a large and
increasing demand torit. This fact has caused several
unpI.lHclpled counterteiteTS ond iHlitatprs to palm of
spurious %fii%tures, 0 fsinliiar name and appearance, for
the genuine Bals am.
BE careful and get the genuine Dr. WistGr's Balsam of
Wild Cherry. Address all orders to SETH W.FUWLE
Boston, Mass.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
per.
For sale by E. j. BLISS & Co, Brandon, and by deal
ers of Medicines generally.
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Penny Magazine, No. S, has crrne to hand. 1t is
publianed by J. S. Redfeld, New York.
The Farmers Almanac for 1Si7-Boston jerks
and Palmer. We have received a copy of this use
full Almanac from tho publishers. This Almanac
has reached its 55th number.
The Liberty almanac, for 1877, New York: VIM
Harmed, S Spruce Street. A copy of this Almanac
has been received from the Publisher. Besides the
usual astronomical calculations, it contains eight
pages of laws and facts respecting Slavery and the
Slavetrado in the District, and much other interest
ing matter. so cents per dozen; 81 per hundred.
Nev York Illustrated Observation-Disclosures Mag
asine-C Columbian M1gaaine-These ~Eseveral Maya
zines for October, have been received, fully sustain
ing their deserved popularity, both in engravings and
reading matter.
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SANTA ANNA. There being doubts about
the true spelling of the name Santa Anna, the
Union has obtained permission to sec some
documents in the State Department, with the
original signature, which is there found to be
written ANTo. LOPEZ SANTA ANNA
Thus it appoars that his name is spelt with
two n's-Anna.
Mr. Zadock Wheeler a resident of Wal
lingford North Village was found dead in the
road near the Grist mill on the 10th Sept ,
between twelve and one o'clock at night
Ucrad.
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w The type on which this pepper is print
ed was furnished by S. N. DICKINSON & Co.,
and they have the liberty of referring to the
proprietors for any information that may be
required.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-08
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

oITcH o. TuE AssHIcAs. MAY 9. S r. NJ.
fLnuR-snce the arrival % the cambf. with advice. .isht
day. h'sr from Liverpool feeling IN m.
market and To-Day sale of 400 bb- brand. AZ
silat, besides 200 bbls In lots rate.
sale of 500 bb Cy NILS Flour day AT 81
which l. the general asking pries.
has been taken by shipper, 9oa95 eer for
good prme reds
Oats 1sa3De
fRovsioNsBaeon sides deman nd than
sorts saes ofwesisrn Shoulders mixing moderate
f.at cents Sides ell freely 81 Hams hive been
rather more noticed and sales OF prime at
whilst same choice brought baltimore
ed shoulders at cents Sides at IIam AZ 7as et.
Lard has not met with much demand days W. quote
kegsat 7a7l cents. and bbs at 6sa7 cents
WhlskEf-The receipts CHIT the demand Is very mo
derae Sales Of hbd he made at 81 nj. and
90 ' @'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-08

Cotton, sales 1900 bales prices fm; -four, 1000 bbs
good brand Gsnesee sold At 46s3 g. chiefly fcr Eurape
other sales 10 the extent Of 2O00 bb- made Of com
mon Genesee at 462 l2 and superior brands 6ai2I CT.
ae.s'' no saes OF wheat rye, or corn very peay
and hesvy the best offer made for North River xas sOc
SO lbs oats 42a43c.
Provisions are dull oil round. and prices rather feeble
WhiSkey 2iis2ic.
nc tea sale this morning well attended. the finer
Rfaues Ut geens went of slight reduction. bysons
SKINS Tell oil 3atc. and low grades young hyson small
abatepenL
spsTurpentine sold nj the low price Of 455ai6c. gall
Sterling ~ L. prime bills with Va Bank endorsements
sold at u, francs 5.273a26t.
Stocks drooping.
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THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF wEsTHau
FOX SALE.

'ENHlS Property lies on James River, miles
- above Richmond, the Canal ard mile. by the ryer
road. perfectly convenient o mar
IL contains BY recently m1d- FOODS and
poles OF winch $50 aud bottoms The dwell
Ing house elegant and rooms from
cellar 10 glrand all the houses and in good re-
pair-an old orchard OF choice fu and vel
eed young peach and apple orchard ned the ore
sent Pro9eto The place presents every that ought
Be wished for.
Weham sold FOR division be udieiousy divided into
two parts, wn therefore pssffrsu sd on WEDNESDAY
the gan Of juno, at oeloek 2 VI fair the nett fa
day The premises val be ether by the under
signed or the ovrrser living premises Entire possession
Will be given Christmas the meantime the
vii have the privilege Of seeding crop OF What
". n. SIMS.
Sale conducted by WELLISoToS GoBDIS, Aueuoneer
my J-dletds
30 The Terms, which viii be made the day Of sale
VIII be such as 10 suit the Purchaser
my did " GODDIS Ape,,
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PnLApEI.PnlA MAnKEr. M,r G

Flour-The market Tor FLOR still has downward ten.
dency On Saturday about 500 bbs ordinary brands sold
at i,5O on Monday $50 bbls we're taken AZ 1877 q ~
which price and fair brands aro freely Offered;
buyers decline paying over 25.
Gfuin--Rye nominal NJ Toe Corn in better demand;
sales Of Southern yellow ~ 62a62 %; white Coo and
smal lots Penna 6il6jc; white would bring better price
today. OstsTbo market dull, with sales of Southern Al
Assoc. Sugat--saos Of noat COO bids mostly N. o. ~
7-sa6 2 cts, ontimo. Whiskey-Bbls sell freely and
about 1000 taken Of - hhd dull the tsmo
Tate-U s. Gar
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Rostou uort,c,..-.Uavs

Pfovisionssaes Of 60 bbis prime Pork NJ $40 30 do.
mess 81 80; 30 DO Beef 80 25 $50 kegs Lard 7ic
50 bbs Eastern mes Beef 81 So mos 50 do Boston DO
~ cash. f0utTho accounts from England have given
liuo frnness to the Market but prices rem,in
aboo tho same sales Of 500 bbs Geneseo IS; We hesr
Of no sales Of Southern today. ComThe market y firm
with moderate sales Of yellow At 69s70c; white 67a6ec-
sugarSalesof 30 hhds Cubs Muscovado 6tc so box
e. Coba brown, Saotc, mos. Moas.es--5O hhds Glen
lagos Moscoyado sold at 27o, mos Honey-ssles Of
1000 gals Cubs II 4sc, short price, s mos.
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W ak ERT0N

INHE subscriber offers the above place for
- saet = situated th- Fredec
Railroad and the leading U Isss q Ho.
nine hies from The former pace II
sfy tout acres one hundred of winch substantially
enclosed There thIty in wheat and ts an ry
al OF which look well twenty ,eeaed
and clover last Spring There good acres
which ye about 5000 lbs hay natural grass anua
There small orchard Of beanE e-. large one OF the
year.
The Improvements dwelling house and the usual
out house all IN good repair Tavern
Al this place, and oder many one disposed 10 en-
gagged in that business This pace remarkably heahy and the
water equal to the county.
The terms will be beasay cash the balance
IN three equal annual payments, without interest
JOHN :. COPELAND.
a-r II the above Farm be sold PRIVATELY befor,
FRIDAY the 18th day OF May that day Al oeok
P NJ Be sold at public auction upon stated
W. GoDDIN, Aueir.
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A GOOD PLANTATION FOR SALE.

RElNG anxious To move TO the South offer
TOT sale my Plantation which lying IN the county Of
miles from CaTiersvie adjoining Of WIN
Cooke James Mcaurins snd others
up"aesot $500 aeTehuddy Creek through this
aVuIne n1ay IN ha on which nearly 100 very ch
low grounds which ~ productive The land. a. GOOD
h produce good crops OF wheat and Iobaeeo-Cover
ana Aser ae well and improves this land very rapidly
plentiful supply OF timber Of original growth The deIng
hou which has rooms Ani cellar necessary ward
buhding garden new ard neatly paied which N
good rhreshing Machine stables negro s and
Hlohe necessary hungsin good epair-wateT good as
any IN Virginia, neighbourhood healthy and agreeable
more particular description unnecessary as il il.
suned any person who wishes view The nr.
accommodating
feb 27-eowu wM = cARRIScToS
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Errscr or rus N1w. Is Nav Yosr The N. York cor.

Effkcr OF rus News IA Nav YoRK The N. York cor
esPondent o the Philadelphia Ledger whiting at O'clock
pm Tuesday afternoon. says;
Tho favorable intelligence by tho Cambfa in regard
Cotton has had fine effect upon tina, staple in our
market and considerable sale. have been made To- day
that.
There IL better demand for Flour to-day but ut no
Improvement IN prices The sales mostly for home
consumption. and are made at S4,56 A62 Ia There
also what better inquiry Ashes but they com
mand mo better prices than last quoted.