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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-18


Written the death NJ Miss 5etsey Roe, who died II
Randolph Mass Oct G, isf5, aged 20 years, months,
and % days. formerly OF Dummerston, w. The cirosm.
stances Of her death briefly these In April, she
10 visit her friends in r. In Sept she retained d.
with her brother, visit to her mother Bidding her
friends adeuyea adeu for the asl ume-she returned
TO r. where in the space Of two weeks Death grasped
her fair and lovely form, and laid il in the grave
Alas alas and is Il so
And has disease resislless hand
Laid in the silent tomb
flower fair, so bland
Mournfu TO te-thal thou
Hast gone to thy eternal home,
Where sickness, grief, and sorrow
Have no leave 10 come.
Betsey thou vert mild and gentle,
Lovely us the summer flowers,
Pleasant the cir ofevening,
When IL floats among the bowers.
Years shall flow in fond remembrance,
For one that has broke this earthly tie
We taught by our fta nature,
The fairest flower blooms but to die
In the hour Of deep affection
Wen LEI no impious thought inirnde
Wen meeky bow with this conviction,
That Jesus called thee for thy good.
sBR.
Townshend, June g. 1916.
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sTATE OF VERMONT.

District OF WESTMINSTER, IS.
The Hon. The Probate Court for the District Of
Westminster:-To all persons interested in he es-
iate Of LEAVITT H. OBERTS, late of Putney
IN said district, deceased, intestate,
GREETING.
TIME application Of Lucy Roberts, the widow Of
IL said deceased, for order assigning to her por-
ton of the personal estate of said iniestae stands for
hearing and decision the session of said court TO be
held at the Inn Of Charles Dickinson, in Rockingham,
in said district, the last Wednesday of June, 1886,
and you will then and there appear and object 10 The
same, ifyou shall see cause.
JAMES Fl. PHELPS. Register.
Grafton, May 81, 1886 Al
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STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court, June ., ls46.
ZONES Leonard Maxwell, surviving Admnistra-
~ tor upon the estate of PHILLIP MAXWELL,
late of Guifofd, deceased, and moves the court here
for order Of distribution Of that portion Of the Real
Estate Of said deceased heretofore out to Abigail
Maxwell, Widow of said deceased, her Dover, the
said widow having now deceased; and that commits
sones be appointed TO make partition thereof TO and
among the heirs Of said Phillip deceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered, that said Administrator
notify all persons interested, that this court will decide
upon said application at the session thereof TO be hold
Ell al Tagears Inn, in Newfane, in said district on
the last Thursday Of June, instant, by publishing a
copy of the record oihis order three weeks successive
ly in the Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brattleboro, in
said district, previous to said lime OF hearing.
A true copy Of Record,
Al Attest, ROYALL TYLER, Reg'r.
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The Vermont Morgan
HERE WE COME!
M o h G AN TIGE IL

TENHESE two Horses will stand the ensuing season,
u commencing on Monday, May 18Th, and conin-
Jung regular through the season, al the following
places, 10 wit;
on Mondays at bake's Stable, in Northfeld Mass,
until o'coek, P. NJ; on Tuesdoys, al William Fol-
eps, IN winchester, until O'Clock, P. M. on We'd
nesdays, at q. Cooks, in Swanzey, until O'Clock,
T. NJ; on Thursdays, at The stable Of the subscri-
per, IN Chesterfield on Fridays, at Ashbel Wheel.
stable, in Hinsdale.
ARMS GILMORE.
Chesterfield, April %, 1876. 6wS9
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BOSTON
READY MADE SloTHrayS
$ Il . IL IL,

MAIN STREET, BRATTLEBoRo.
rUyHE subscriber has Just returned from Boston,
a the "Emporium OF Fashion," aud olIers TO his
friends and the public, variety of READY MADE
cLorHIEe Of the newest style and patterns, among
which are
DRESS AND FROCK COATS
Of the very best of American, English, German, aud
French Droadclolhs.
Erminett, Gambfoon, Linen Blouse, aud Frock
Goats. Washington Check, do &C., sc.
Also, PANTS of French, English, and American
Doeskins. Black aud Plain Cassimeres do. Steel
mixed Satinets do. Alpaca, do. Polka do and a
variety Of other cloths, not mentioned
" H s rs.
Silk Velvet, Black and Plaid Satins. Valencia, Al
pine Cashmere, &C., Of the latest and most approved
patterns.
-ALso---
FURNISHING GOODS, in all their variety.
He would particularly say TO the Farmers and 9th
er abong men, that he will furnish them with Pants
and Frock, made of good stout CLOTH for 81 so.
He would also remind his friends and the public,
that he has been In theiT midst Tor eighteen years and
IT, in his business, he has given them general satisac
ton, he respectfully asks continuance Of their patron
age. He assures them they shall have any Of his
goods as cheap as they purchase them singty IN
any Of the cities.
FREDERICK FRANKS.
Braitleboro, May, 1876. SO
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May 10, 1916.


III is now about ten years since this medicine has
n been introduced to the public, and il stands unr-
vailed n its effects, bearing the test OF the severe scru
uny OF all classes both friendly and unfrendy Il Is
but for purpose-for the use of Mothers who have
to pass through OF affection in giving birth 10
mankind, not to be described. II is TO you we make an
appeal y IS for your especial and general good that
you should make use of one bottle fthe NJ OTHERS
RELIEF before confinement, then you can apuroach
the parturient chamber without feeling as if YOU were
going 10 the chamber OF death. You may resi- assur
60 u wll SUI all iebde and nervous affections. II
smooths and shields from irritation and by lis pecuar
properties, il destroys the cause OF hemorrhape or in
Illumination that so oten attends and follows The hour
OF parlurlion u causes sweet and natural rest and
al ast iactateshe birth, SO that Mothers have not
to pass through such excrutating pain and distress
lhe Mothers Relief may be depended upon in ali cases
OF threatening abortion, where il is possible 10 be pre
vented IN cases OF spasms, &C., causing feauent
alarm, from Two 10 three doses win Give immsdis,s
relief.
As the subject is one that cannot with ptonre,v he
July discussed in this public manner we invite ali who
ieel interested 10 call agents (most of the res
pectable drugesisn the United States or on the man
niaeturer, and they will be furnished with namnbla
IN which they will find all the facts to form correct
opinion Of It's merits, and also heopinon of many ply
scans oil eminence, and OF persons who have become
acquainted with its beneficial effects.
AGENTS ron wIsDHAM COUNTY:
: BUTTONS CLARK, Bratlleboro; II. e. Baker
rayetievie; Thomas Cook Jr., W. Townshend, Hi
ard, W. Halifax; A. r. 81 w. CbiLIs. Jaclsonv;Ila.
and Odgen Smith. Wilmington.
Caution 20 Purchasers.
We learn that spurious articles of Mo,hera RsgeCl
are Pot up BY G II & j. II. Coleman, of Buffalo one
n. smith, Of New York; also, Comstock, Of N "
his bottles and cut, with the directions that are pasied
on p, 'he bottle are nearly perfect fac sime 10 ouIs
pamphlets; consequently is well calculated 10 deceive
me public Asa for Barihohck's Mothers Relief
none " genuine unless signatures are found with
~ 'ne wIsalh o. The direction that is pasted the bot
le, signed with our hand and over The neck OIL
the bottle IS a fac sime Of our hand writing, also
John Landon, Factory Point VI is agen, ~ |
Tue Stale Of Vermont Orders addressed TO him viii
meet with prompt attention. 49, "'''
~ attending 10 the above directions, no one need
be imposed upon. "' '''u
50 GA. BARTHoLIcK. !
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RHEUMATISM, ACUTE AND CHRONIC.

usT received Chrislie's Gavanic Bands and Brace.
lets, 10 be used in connection with Chrsiies Mag
neic Fluid, for The cure of Rheumatism in ali its forms
:, Also, Chrisiie's Galvanc STRENC THENINC1
PL.dSTERS, SO highly approved in all diseases Of the
ehest pain IN the side as preventive for colds gem
eIal weakness, &C. As counterfeit Galvanic Pasiers
are offered be sure and procure the genuine, which
nave an outer covering OF pure silk
Aliothers are worthless limitations.
The only place 10 Windham County where the
above articles can be obtained, is al
il MORSE & MlLLER'S, Brattleboro.
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p r I N TsI
INSURANCE..
BONNETS.

o. y HALL has just received from the Manufacturers
aoI, eases sIoIenee Bonnels Of every quality from so
60 100 % also, eomon and fine Rutland. Adelsdes
bonnets Also, Misses Fancy and Plain Florence Medo
na and slraws. Forsale wholesale and retail
" Merchants supplied at Boston and New Yorh prces
ne mas also iul ASSORTMENT Of Gipsey Wreaths and
lunches Flowers for outside with inside Flowers and Tabs
to match. ~ "N '.'s
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Lucrative Employment.

WANTED, number Of well educated and ener-
w gciic young men, with suavity Of manners, &C.,
travelling Book agents. Having Just received from
Boston, in addition 10 others, large supply Of Of
the most splendid cheap and usef works 10 the u ST.
the following encouragement will be given;
Those who will take 500 worth TO start with
at the wholesale prices, and pay Tor them in advance
III supposed 10 be well qualified for the business
shall be warranted 10 cea, by retail -independen Of
expenses and money invested,-s3 a month, for
year. Those who may prefer commencing with less
capital, with s25, will be employed, but not in
sured
N. B. From so to 500 month has been cleared,
individually, in the same business,--names and resi-
dence given, il required
For further particulars &c, inquire, personally, OF
the subscriber j. GREENLEAF
Guilfotd, May 81. 4w4o
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Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on Monday, the
w 2and day Of June, instant, on the premises, at
O'Clock p. NJ the Tan Yard in the east part OF Put
ney lately owned and occupied by Horace Bliss late Of
Putnev, deceased Also, undivided sixth part OF
pew No. 4, Methodist Meeting House. in the east part
Of Putney; and also, one undivided third part Of pew
No. So, 10 the Congregational Union Meeting House,
in said Putney.
WIN HoUGHToN, Administrator.
Putney, June2, 1876. 4l
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DEN TIsTRY.


- - ~ - n - ~ n ~ ~
st0NTINUES at his old stand. one door south of
~ Dutton & Clarks store, to perform oil operations
in Dental Surgery. on the improved principles Of
Dental science, aud from expefsnre of II years In
his business he feels confident he satisfy Ill who
desire preserve their teeth those who require ai-
fetal terth, from TO .nl lie warrants all his
operations the teeth toy esafaction, aud he would
express his grattude 10 those who have for the last
years gwen him their patronage and assure all that he
shall continue % operate upon the teeth with the best
Of materials, and 10 manner which he would invite
oil 10 ecrunise and compare with the best work done
IN country
His charges arc far more reasonable than the CON-
mon charges Of Dentists.
Bra,tleboro june LIST, 1876. 6m4I
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Fresh Ground Flour.
TOWMsLEY g. SONS.

TOWNSLEY g. SONS.
AVE made arrangements with Messrs Sheldon
LIZ Stone Of Rochester TO be supplied ,b,o,,sh N"
season with their Fresh Ground FGmiiv Flo,r. u" n
wiii DC received every week or 10 days, difect
All that need be said, is that il is the same kind Of
puI we sold last season. Ask for Sheldon and Stones
green brand Family Flour, and YOU will Gel The rob,
and 100 barrels just received, the first this season,
on account Of the break in the canal.
May ~, 1886. so
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NOTICE.
NORTHERN ROUTE.

~ son as follows;
NORTHERN ROUTE.
For Burlington, Montpelier Hayefhil and all
towns on the Connecticut River every morning, Sun
days excepted, at 4 O'Clock, A. NJ.
For Rutland, Middebury, and Vergennes, att A.
~, and P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Satur.
days.
Passengers leaving Braitleboro al P. NJ, can pass
through to Whitehall via Rutland, without any deien-
ton
This Stage ntersocts with Stage al Wapole,
which passes through Cbarlestown, Windsor and
Montpelier 10 Burlington in for the afternoon
boats 10 ST. Johns and Montreal.
SOUTHERN ROUTE.
For Northampton Springfield and New York, at 4
A. NJ, and 10 A. NJ, every day, Sundays excepted.
Passengers leaving Bratieboro at 1 4. NJ, arrive in
Springfield in for the afternoon trains East and
West, arriving in Albany in season for the evening
train TO Buffalo, arriving in Bufiso next evening at
O'Clock. Passengers taking the 10 O'Clock Stage.
rive in New York st 5, next morning.
EASTERN ROUTE.
For Worcester aud Boston, at O'Clock A. NJ, ev-
cry day, Sundays excepted.
For Fiichburg, Boston and Lowell, al 81 O'Clock A.
NJ, every day, Sundays excepted, via Alhol and
TempIeton, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
Via. Fizwilam, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
SPENCER & KINGSLEY, Proprietors.
May 10, 1886. SO
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The Morgan de Forest, jr.

The Morgan de Forest, .jr.
- ITO those wishing to improve in the
MT" IL breed Of Horses, | will say that he
was sired BY the Morgan dc Forest, and
.A-R is -four years old this present month"; biz
color IS beautiful dapple black, and he weighs i50
lbs. All Of the good qualities which this Horse pos
sesses shall not enumerae, shall produce any
certificates 10 establish him reputation, but will only
say that he carries with himself recommendations 50.
peror TO any other Horse Of his kind in this section Of
the country, and without exeggerston, can safely
say 10 those wishing to raise good and valuable Horses
they will only take the trouheto look at said Horse
and also, at his stock they will be satisfied think
that he far excels any other Horse before the pub
lie 10 this vicinity
THE YOUNG DE FOREST
may generally be found Wednesdays and Saturdays
at T G. Lords stable in East Brattleboro and The
remainder Of the time at his own stable in West Brat
tieboro, during the season.
R. GoODENOUGH.
May IL, 1886. '6w3S
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Muslin Ginghams.

" K pieces Muslin Ginghams and Balzoriues. ms,
W received and for sale cheap. 80
May 10. 1886 'ooD" S.
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New Summer Goods,
AT
WHEELER s. PRATT'S.

THIS week received by w. + P. the best and
II handsomest assortment Of
Summer Goods
ever offered in this place. and what s Of still more i'm
Por'ance, they are decidedly the cheapest, having
been bought late in the season at extreme low priees
barage Shaws and Nantes, very large assort-
menti Thibet shawls. NJ de Lame shawIu, ali coors.
styles aud peesi splendid style pattern Dresses,
SfadSsted Musins, white and colored; Balzorines,
French lawns, Muslin Ginghnms, Scotch Ginghams,
Of all siySes and prices. '-'''''
Furnishing Goods.
we haye Just opened large assortment OF all kinds
we can sell customers furnishing bill cheaper than
has ever before been sold
10 WORD, our assortment OF Summer Goods Is
TO call and purchase II they please
Our Motto, quick sales and small profits.
May 10, 1916. 90
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100 BBLS. FLOUR.

WHEELER & PRATT have Just received and
w are receiving this week, 100 bbs. OF extra Fam
lily Flour from the Shawmut Mills Rochester, which
is the same brand J. H. 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 or load, at the lowest
market price.
June 5, 1876. II
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Watch Work and Jobbing
OF all kinds, usually done in shops of this kind viii
be attended TO in the best By the subscriber
Old gold, silver and cash, in any quantity, taken for
goods or work. W
May 10, 1896 q
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RAN AWAY

KAN AWAY
ENROM the subscriber on the 9lsi day OF Nav last
Il past, FREDERICK l.. HAYWARD, who is
about eighteen years Of age; and ! hereby forbid all
persons hafborng or trusting him on my account.
HORACE REYNOLDS
Puiney, June s, 1896 -4i
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BrattIeboro Academy.

YTNHE Summer Term will commence on Wednes-
IL day, the 10Th inst Instruction given in oil the
branches usually taught in similar institutions.
r. HARRIS, Principal.
West Brattleboro June Q, 1876 ii
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BVbNNETS, BONNETS.
WHEELER 4 PRATT have Just received a
~ large assortment ofsummer bonnels, of the new
est and most desirable styles.
Also, very large assortment Of Ribins, Flowers.
Tabs, &C., which will be sold at low prices.
WHEELER & PRATT.
Hiey 10. So
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Young BuIIrush.

May 10, Is40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03

100 Sea Ysnnd a, l29s With 100 Stained at4! to 6ld
y H. On Saturday the 10th inst the business about
1900 bales and day about 5000 have been sold the
tnarke, having been much lesr animated the last two
DAYS and j, may remarked that the business OF the
ps,t week from the operations Of spectators
and exporters than the the latter having
since, the bought .ss than their current
.urnp.on End they complain that their trade q III
an unsatisfactory Fair Upland AID fair Mobile
now quo d sd and fair Orl.-u- ID better qualities
OF aud being considered relatively higher thsI other
kinds from their comparative scarcity.
The new Corn Bill has passed the House of Commons
but .hera st approximations that the opposi
on to in the House Of Lords may be such TO force
Cover drnen, call new Parliament. Though The u-
mate success Of toe is considered doubtful
the delay injuriousy The markets for Grain and
Flour in bond the stocks of which rapidly accumu
at:ng and begin also be influenced by the pros
poets for the growing crops they being nov promising
Flour has declined 70 5s and Philadelphia and
Baltimore 23s = Dbl 10 bond and free Canada Flour
is dull at 30s 3s = boil Indian Corn free 37s0 35s
for yellow aud 40. i2s for white + quarter Of AGO lbs
bu, prices expected 70 De maintained long
About 5000 bbs Turpentine has chspfed hands in the
last fortnight bu, the price has ranspiredsupposed
TO have been about Is = Rosin .. ms = cTt.
About 1900 bbl4 American Tar have been sold IS DC
los cd = bol according to quality.
Yours respectfully BROWN, SHlPLEf u CO.
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Sales of Ken! Estntc.
Newport. Cntrlc Markcs....June /.


At marke, Isl Beet Cattle principally from the South
and west1 70 Cows and Calves, and 100 Sheep and
Lambs.
rmcrs --gnf CaG,c--Throughoat the week the re-
1t Tor heevcs has very brisk and although the
,e, were hardly quite choice those offered the
preceding week ye, of the transactions were Ell
ced a, prices fully equal to those quoted in our last
cport Soto s. 30 is the market average Tor f"F ret7
inc sorts 60 head remain unsod. drove OF 81
head were taken Brighton and 40 head Tor export to
Bermuda.
Cons and Ca,vss-The supplies las, week were barely
s].oua,c TO the demand PIECES steady at from SIS.
s. 10 $50. All sold.
Sheep and Lambs are in better demand At improving
prices All taken at prices ranging in quality. fron
81 Is for Lambs and 50 % to 81 for Sheep. few eX
Ira brought "a a.
Scips-A small number only on sele. We quote &C.
on the hcot for good qualities.
M aad SrG4o-Saes OF Long Island and Westchester
Ioo. timothy at 9odl0O cts. Straw is selling at 81 80
per cwt
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FLOUR AND MEAL-Thc advicer per ttioerh'" na'c
comp,!y unsettled the market ana II impcss'oa 20
s;vs ccr,sc, Quotations A few small sales Michigan
were made at 81 al 373 but Eastern ouye general!
kept GU, of market expectiur 10 buy al % "e"tSee
scomparavey scarce ana iirlier .nau & 80 IN
hear ~ no clippers in market az any 'hhs over w
fr.h,s for Flour held a! previous p.ces 70 ga!
5Dt engagements were made ana i, Is 0. e 49, ~,
cline mus. iake place. Orleans Is duiI NJ ''a w
10 Southern descriptions there is little or no;oins dong
The range Is S7l6 IA 10 for good common brands
Br4udy wine is held higher. Last sale of Richuoao ,y
SEQ Corn Meal is -. with Ases Kye FIous Il . w.
Bag Mesl - u cwt.
GRAIN-we bear Of nothing doing in Wheat, The
suppiy OF Corn continues be mostly West'la mixed
which 5000 5000 bushels soo at5 100 cts ana uVu
priae Yellow Northern brought OF cts Our Nest'i.i
i;enis should keep ,her White aud Yellow Corn sepa-
rso possible and they would obtain much better pri
ces Some of the White Corn selling nov, mixed with
Yellow NJ 81 cts would bring o. eta IT separate. Sales
1850 bushels Rye tcc export HI 10 e' Oats are again
duier and oi,hen sold al - cts. No;hiug doing in
barley.
wuISKy-Whs,iu three days 1000 bbls have been
picked up leg c;7srins the ;nerSe' Drudge sells
N lots al Is cts.
RAY-she sales s.a s.na, :, Is - cts per cwt.
LEAD-Hoders hrm at ( -. and that hsnre' On
abort time, refused tor 2VOJ pigs
TALLoW-Ssles 10000 los good Rendered at =! e's'
CASH.
oll.-Lsrd ia selling 10 considerable ex:eu a, 90 cts
We note sales SO gallons Country Luseed Al 60c cash
1EAS-A public sale takes Blsce TO morrow. smother
on Friday. and another on Wednesday OF next "eeS
These sales made up OF iavoices 10y several SHIPS
'6sie being We believe, entire cargo on the MARKET
llNE-Tne last sales of Easter we heard of were al
65cts per cesk
BSESwaX-The market is steady a, % cts for ie
low e''hor, much doing.
SEEDING po,c a sale OF 50 ties Clover foE export at
y cts. cSsh.
fRoVIS!ONS-Pork is s,l dull aud the market nom
aA a. 10 bsi 10 - and 81 % for Mess and fririe
Oo! Anew parcels sod these figures srd Is quiet
oaoi cts for good IN b5ls sales 80 20 800 ools No
80" els ana ~ ees Coarse n; cts. Picked Meats a
vi! cult Sales @tcs Hsms ~ 1 cts; shoulders are -
~ hattcr and Cheese coming IN freely There IS
so'opp're demand for Cheese; the range is od1 CTS
10, new Sales Grcae Butter o. ca 'irkins; ia
Viss offered at ti cts Good is worth ga l5cis.
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London Grain Markets.

The the Grain trade since the depa ure OF the
Great Britain been exceedingly depressed, OWING 10
the discourauug received from all the markets
held on the 9Th and 9h inst and the anticipated early
clearance OF bonded Tor home consump"n On the I'm
inst, opened ou and II WAS not uu'ii hctors mad
submitted to reduction OF IS 10 % pr: quarter on the
currency OF the ith instant tnat Inc miAcrs made any
purchases, aat lhsn only moderate business was
done.
rhc little free foreign sale. though required for
mixing declined fully - TO 81 per quartet CeturcaeF
winch ON the bToucn l6s were sold nj - IN lOs
Der quarter enable factors to meet the decline on the
free market Al subsequent market hello On the 18th,
good samples OF wheat were IN fair request at the prices
paid on tue II IN. Ga the 10Th the Wheht trhde was
irmer about the currency OF the In ttnoueh
there much business transacted.
AT the market hell May ith there was not much busl
ness transacted either in Wheat or other grain and.
after the best OF the former rad been purchased at
about the currency OF the lth int the market nuished
dull ard could not be effected without yield
ing 10 + reduction OF Is To Is per quarter In bonded
few transactions We're reported at former price,
Wilmer IL Smiths Times.