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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-02

machinery, removing
the causes Of the lis
ease, and effectins a
radical cure with out
any Of the disagreea-
bic after effects, felt by
using Calomel o. Min.
eral Poison, that ia u
sually Iesorted =.
One dose after cat
ing is sufficient 10 re-
lieve the stomach and
prevent the food rom
rising and souring.
i Only one dose taken
before retiring pre-
vents nightmare
Only one dose taken
, at night loosens the
bowels gently 4 cures
, costiveness.
. One dose taken af
. ter each meal will
cure Dyspepsia.
! 70 One dose Of 2
teaspoonfulls will al
J ways re lieve Sick
/ Headache.
/ One bottle taken for
! female obstruction re-
!, moves the cause Of the
. disease and makes a
perfect cure.
Only one dose i'm
medlately removc3th
Cholic, while
} One dose often re
> peated is a sure cure
! for Cholera AIorbus,
|: and a preventive Of
I Cholera.
! One dose taken Of
, ten will prevent the
4 recurrence of bilious
. attacks, while it re
4 lieves all painful feel
! ings.
! Only one bottle Is
2 needed to throw out
4 of the system the eff
fleets Of medicine after
a long sickness.
One bottle taken for
Jaundice removes all
yeliowness or unnat
ural color of tho akin
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-02

ROILED and Raw OIL white Lead, Dry
- and Ground Zinc, Varnish and other
Paints, for sale by W. H.REMSEN.
July IA, 1856.
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CHEAP, CHEAPE. CHEAPEST.

The subscriber has on hand large assortment
of Miscellaneous Books, Cheap Publications, Blank
Books StdtioeR,y &c.
Which he will sell at lower prices than ever be-
fore offered in this County, Please call and ex-
anime soon, as the stock must be sold TO make
room for the fall stock.
N. b. No Gold Watches, or Jewary thrown in.
Copelands News Room
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consisting in part of Crushed, Ground and
Brown Sugars, Old Hyson, Young Hyson,
Black and Hyson Skin Teas. Old Java COT
fee, Burnt and Ground do, Fine Cut, Plug
and Smoking Tobacco, Ginger, Saleratus, So
da, Cream Tartar, Citron Soda Biscuit, M uld
Candles, Macaboy and Scotch Snuff Nut
megs, Gloves, Maccaroni, Vermacslli. Cor
Starch, Farina Cassia, Ground Mustard &c
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Old Bourbon WhiSkeV
TIT VT II
WILSON, FA1RBANK & CO.,

WILSON, FA1RBANK & CO.,
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
Uy-To attain the desired object of placing be
fore the public reliable article, we have spared
neither time nor expense, and the basis upon
which we place the virtue Of our Whiskey is, for
whatever purposes the pureS qurGty may be rec
ommended,) that this is entirely free from any
adulteraton whatever.
Its purity cannot be questioned, as thorough
analysis has oeen made, ms will be seen by refer
ring to the Certificate, copy of which accompa-
MES each bottle:
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE,
% Somerset st. Boston, May 30, 1927.
Messrs. WILSON, FAIYBANK * Co.
Gentlemen-I have made chemical ANALYSIS of
the sample Of Bourbon Whiskey You sent to me,
searching them for drugs or dduLerating matters,
and have to inform you that the samples of Wits.
key arc free from any authorizations, and do not
contain any poisonous or injurious matters, and
HEDGE suitable for medicinal! use.
Respectfully, your obedent servant,
CHARLES /. JACKSON, NJ. D., State Assayer.
IN order 10 preuent deception, Observe that he
fac simile of The signature Of our firm corers he cork
Of erery bottle ichom tbs protection none is genu-
inc
The above is put up in quart and pint bottles
and for sale by all the druggists.
WILSON, FAIRBANK g. co.
Wholesale Druggists.
Nos. AZ * 40 HANOVER STREET, BOSTON.
TO WHOM ALL ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED.
For sale be Druggists generally.
9;3w
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DRUGS ~ MEDICINES.
d r Y--G obs,

UKUUh EKY, GROCERIES,, &C.
We solicit your patronage, which we trust
you Will find to your advantage. Onr motto
is cash down. small profits quick sales.
and no trust. live us call and see for
yourselves, and be assured that we are bound
to please both in price, and quality.
S. w. S. MOODY.
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N o T | c e.

A Copartnership is this day, April 1st.,
- 1906, entered into, and will be CON
Quoted under the firm of
S. " w. s. MOODY.
We have been at a great expense to fit IN
our store in the latest modern STYLE. so that
II Is more like a Palace than what it was be-
fore. We have a large assortment of Mcr.
chandize, consisting of
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FOR SALE (!

FOR SALE
AxzsA Three good Dwelling Houses
Inn and lot, two Of which are rented
sssE at IA yearly income of seventy
,&4e1A four dollars The above proper
ty is pleasantly located in this village, with
large garden, shade trees, barn, outhouses,
&c. Amy gentleman having sons or daugh-
tiers to educate, will find here the best adj
vantages to promote such an object. For
further particulars in regard to the property
enquire of the proprietor
SIDNEY MOODY.
Middlebury, Vt, Nov. IL, 1856. 80
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
r ALL Eaw.sEs r o AID.
New Arrangements of Passenger Train


New Arrangements Of Passenger Trains
Commencing Monday, August 10 1867.
Leave Fitchburg Depot, Boston, at 7.sO and 10
A. NJ
Leave Fitchburgh at 80 A, NJ, and 100 P. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Middlebury, at l2.lOP.M.
and 600 and $50 AM.
Leave Middlebury Tor Burlington, at 1856 A. NJ,
3.40,P. NJ.
Leave Burlington for Middlebury, at 10 80, A. NJ.
s.00P NJ.
Leave Mddebury for Rutland and Bellows Falls,
at ll.47, and AM, 03l 7. NJ.
At Burlington, with Trains of Vermont Cen
trail Railroad and Lake Champlan Steamers. for
Plattsburgh Rouses, Point, St. Adams, Montreal
and Ogdensburgh.
At Rutland, with trains ofthe Western Vermont
Rutland Washington and Saratoga & White
hall Railroads for Troy, New York, Albany, Sa-
ratoga Springs, Schenectady, and the West. via
New York Central huilroad.
Also by Stages, for Woodstock, Bethel, and in
termediate points. AT Bellows Falls, with trains
OF the Cheshire Road for Fitchburgh. Worcester
Lowell, and Boston,-Vemont Valley Road, for
Brattleboro, Springfield, Hartford New Haven,
and New York, and the Sullivan Road, for Wind
SCR, White River junction, and the White Noun
tains. L. A. CHAPLIN Supt
- superintendent Office, Rutland August A, 1851
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FISH.

MO. Salmon, Nos. 1872 Mackerel, White Fish
IN Shad and Goldfish, for sale by
i9tf. 4. VALLETTE.
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Every Farmer Should Own Them"
Agricultural Books.
Published by c. NJ. SAxToN, & Co, N. Y.

Farmers, Fruit Growers, Gardeners, Horse
Men, Sheep Growere, Grape Growers, Poulterers,
Bird Fancers, Dee Keepers, Flower Gardeners,
Sugar Makers, &c., &c.
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FAMILY GROCERIES

A w. p Russels old store may be found
IA choice assortment Of
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i'' ssseA a.: ~; ;sS s' &; iii; $3.50 ne e
Sl4O Oco GOO IN fifteen years. WasD be nsds INA. pr
ssn ). ahsds In "a! .S5 f SSoy 'si : :@:
milIons sbo.t Of his prediction. And os1ass
thst- he receipts By the Central sed re, ne
Ra:lro.4s tia, year were -ufi;ien. to ~
eye.se The amount to ,wo hundred and ten mill }n.
Thing the p.st 8. an index Of the future, Jedse
puoglss ssked who would dare 20 estimate ths ia'lIs
n tSose grea. thorouyhf.re He was satisfied Of .e
ysine AZ The investment and be was going 70 act uP'1
HI. helef He intended 10 purchase five u1'ecurea
bonds At $500 each, and one Of the new b'nds az
si 600 and that by calculation which ne nsae
they would pay him. per cent per tahG'n =.
permanent investment The Importance oil keeping
The railroad in operation he enlarged upon, o9.n
regards the interests Of the city 70 co'nmeicla Pr.
Of view and as regards supply Of necessaes 'o' Tue
city. I ..d snsvared
by way Of explanation Mr.. LstheIs called upon 'nose
present 10 come forward and subscribe for the ~ @
hon bo1 d. and such az wished could take win mem
blank tickets to be filed u2 aud forTsried . tue
Office Of the Company, No. a. Wall street,
AT 10 o'clock a scOre or two OF gentlemen were
xsitirg their turn 10 enter their subscnPtion
The amount subscribed will not be known until to-
dly,
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N. Y. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce,
Fol rHs WEEK EuDus OcrH

Neoorted BY Drew FRExcH Commission Merchants for n
Sale of Fruits and Produce, No. IS Barclay street
The prices named in ths report the
sued by receiver bostnen and operators no: the
prices obtained by oesse and second dealers hence
sopGrpors may expect 20 realize Quotations the
and Commission The receivers commission utter Cheese
Poultry Game and heavy produce sold in Quantities usually
cent for gershabe fruits requiring return Of packages 10
cent Our quotations applicable only merchan
articles and inferior damaged s,uas Produce sold
by measure weight should always quantity
IN package plainly marked thereon and where PRACTICAL
Of ne .h.u should be lacked inside the lid Of one package
de,Snst.S by the word Bill" the outside and duplicate
thereof orwsrded BY MAD Much trouble AID many mistakes
would thus be avoided
the reakpg down or suspension Of Al the city banks
oil ey un.tted the produce market 90 that reliable
are mn ssible The general concition Of things i very
iuitr,.d Nv single article apples One large operator ha.
been ceiling prime Western apples at 81 75a 81 bb and
says thew wifi be lower instead Of higher Another large
eern bs: been selling the best al 90 So and those little
lo~.r Trsde az 81 s. thinks they will be much lower
third SAYS 81 IS fair quotation At present, complete
uncetanv and in the state Of the currency
and To- facilities exchange peva And the
Of induced al least pTee tsted BY the prevail
ing disorders renders any opinion OF alt mate prices
useless We give quotations the best indications
Ct present rates. , . -.
BuTrEs r. arriving In considerable Quantities prices are
lower and We lear ofone large .o cos,ing 2i in
We S0ets:
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RIOTS IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Oct IA, ioI',
There were riOts here last night. The Turner hail
German tavern, was attacked by political GAP.
Windows were smashed in several other sections o. NE
city last night.
The American procession was fred into by ~
Democrats, and the houses from which the shots wev
fired were sacked. A number Of persons YER
wounded. including four police officers Inc eiscIo.
for the City>Counc is progressing quietly this no'S
ing; but warm work is sppreheDded
riot broke out this afternoon between the A%s ar
icars Of the Fifth and the Democrats Of the Esst;.
Ward. Muskets and pistols were freely used, anu
is said that several persons were killed. II,
The Police captured q quantity Of rnrkeE . ~ ~
jackson Hall in the Eighth Ward. PjNce omea
jordan was killed, and others were wounded.
thought several persons were killed.
Ard other riotisrpostsd as progressing 81 Lsmas
ton Market in the western section of the oity. a..
The Police captured az sntity Of firearms from ''
Newmarket EDgne-Hou
SECOND DISPATCH. !.
The election TO. day has resulted 10 the success o
the American ticket in every Ward in the city e1csp
the Zig nth. In many Of the Wards the Democfs"
had 10 candidate. The vote poled is very small.
The riots have all been quelled 80 far only ses
person Is known TO DO dead. policeman Jordes
Several are badly wounded, mostly Police officers
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WO WE EKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL on THE GRANADA.
sI.25O,OOO in Specie en- rsute to xew-Y,,k

NEwORLEASs, Tuesday, Oct. u. ,Sz.
The steamship Granada, from Nev.Yorh vaHs
vspa 10th inst, has arrived. She connected 9. NJ.
xspa with TIE steamship Northern Light som "A.
pipwan for Nev.York, and brings che CaEssa
mails of the GOTH III.
The Northern Light hss one million and esste,h
treasure.
The Grsna'a experienced gale on he "a sad n.
and sfte,ward saw wreck, bat the aAme wa ur&s
cernsble.
In California. Wellers majority over bob essiisao
was II, 600 votes.
The Legislature is largely Democratic.
Ex.Tressurer Bates, and Rowe, his elefk, vsuba(b
comm itted to jail in default Of bail
ChlefJustice Murray is dead
Col Casey of Tennessee was killed ias dsdvaA
Mr.. Blair.
The overland mail from San Antonio, Texss, rsssAsa
San Diego on the 3lst August-al well.
The report Of the assassination of Alvarez aCs
Iona. Mexico. had reached San Francisco.
Disturbances had occurred near the houndsg Of
rov., Cslsornis between Americans aud the saAa.
ties.
A company was Citing GU; at Ssn Dego-supposed
% {. fn;bus,ers Several Americans hsd been
arrested.
Twas reported that Governor Castro OK Lower
Caforas. tesripg revolution Of his OWE people, had
joined the Americans.
Sigh. shocks of earthquake had been fsl: assr Sac
Franciso.
The Oregon Constitutional Convention was N ~
sion. and the question of Slavery had been ssfsy
| agitated.
The California markets were dull
| The accounts from the mines were gooc.
The South American mail had arrived with ls,sT o.
| vices from Peru and Chill
The English and French fleets had len the cam'0'
Islands, leaving them at the mercy Of Vivsneo:
The murderers Of Mr.. Sullivan, the British Mins's'
at Lima, had been discovered TO De hired orsSes
They bad not been arrested, and their employers Sa'
| unknown.
Nothing important had been received rom os1aa
America.
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ONO ELECTION.

CLEVELAND, Wednesday, Ocs H. 1857.
The following sre the Democratic msjonsiss IN The
counties heard from; Stark County 900; Wayne
County 300; Ssndusky 4O9i Lucas County aNi Hsay
lj0; Defiance 200.
The following are the Republican msjonties Lo-
raine County 1888; Medina County 800; Huron
County ten towns $50; Wood County 250, Lake
Com ty 400; Csyahogs County (Clesslsadaud ssvsu
towrs) AGO.
The Democratic gain 10 considerably over At@
last Fall but IL not ir sufficient ratio as yet 70 csuy
LIE ate.
Preble County gives 500 majority for Chase, hs
Republican candidate for Governor. ts
Clinton County give, 700 majority for Chase.
Warren County gives 20 majority for Chase
ClermOnt County gives 800 majority for Pays, ~
Deme cratic candidate for Governor
Butler County gives / 200 majority for Payne.
Pickaway County gives $50 majority for Payne.
Fairfield County gives l6 majority for Payre.
Muskingum County gives 400 majority for Psyns
Montgomery County gives 600 majority for Psyns-
CNoISEAII, Wednesday, Oct. l4-l2%p p. m.
Perry County, $50 majority for Payne. Morgan
County, 600 majority for Payne. Hamilton County,
$500 majority for Payne. Greene County, zoo ms
jorty for Chase. Hardin County, 1870 majority for
Chase.
The Democratic gain in 40 counties is 1000.
CIScINsATI-l an
Further returns show large Democratic gains.
45 counties the Democratic gain is about 10000 n
vote on all hands in considered close, aad the re5
fr Governor is considered doubtful The LsgislssS
is probably Democratic.
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HEMP-The market for all kinds continues langud, aud with
ample supply offering prices somewhat irregular,
cnlay for Domestic which hiss sold down low $3.50
tuD mos for Dressed The nominal asking rates. however
soGs 60 for Rough ind 2OOd 1910 3 tun mos for
Dressed but Al these prices holders equal indf
ference to that exhibited by purchasers about negotiating
Clean Russs noninay held al s225 Jute SlS2 80
9S2o and Italian @2se 4 tun, mos Manila held s.
Sisal Of sc. and Sum a. &c. q %, 8 mos
HIDES continue dull and declining The stock increases
being now z CO., sgAns y oj time yea, aud
$500 10 1853 Some further shipments being made TO Ia
TO-DAY.
We quote:
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HOPS sti quiet and nominal AZ "a g. foT 1879
UAY-The supply hiss increased and with fair demand
only for shpmept prices lower sales of Leo
Csc. y 100 ~.
sellers seem agreed operate till finances
stability Scotch Pig il insniAe ~ 3GS2s 50; comm IN
Enshs6 Bsrs $50; Refined do, So aud EHsish Sheets.
a. s.sOI:sn mos Ras's Sheet; are noIiad a; re
there has bn sone nairy PIG Metal but prices below
,As v;ews 81 ka.ayrs says ce 40 taas Aashsce No.
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~ Wet psv.ts In Manufactured mere r0HIs
aoi3r, ard proes are nominal D..
r6olA nuBbEH-rherc has tsen more fn1ny 70, ~,
- ,a5erool 10 be AZ rs.h~r easier rates. ssles Of n
sre have been inside private terms The nomina s'as
ra,s sre t0c for Be Sc for medium and zs f'i
Csrtbsssns dull and heavy &c East iHeia AS
lee. Q NOS An
LEATHER Hesloek and Oak both be.vJ's1d cnii
cash s.es have been -de 2gGe2e f1r bsnt nl1
vs,hls Oraoco ga H. for do bueSos Ayres hsi1",'
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DEEVES MILK cows, VEAL CALS rs, oW iNE, ShEt, =
and LAABS-the received in the city week
and selling prices with general remarks made from per-
sona observation by sOLoS RosNsoH, expressly for THs
Seeiy market day Of Buliocis At AiertOns (WsshinoD
''''' RULES OF THE MARKET.
SAILS BEES CATTLE made AZ price agreed y
bead-the vaue calculated estimated weisht OF meat In
the quarters When Beefis quoted at Oc NJ bullock that
are soa by Cattle Brokers' who regular comnis
sslesmen who receive the stock and sell GENERALLY on
credit the butchers charging the owners for sales
The brokers also buy droyes and sell on their
Droyes farmers be their salesmen
but sales for cash do not realize much as brokers' sales
VEAL CALVES sold by the pound live weight and sener
h. "Kttenshs IT, calves only two three days old-sre
cold much hesd-some Of them at 81 25d 81 Autumn
calves four 70 six months old range from 81 to 80
head.
Cows-As general rule the value Of ordinary Cow Is
governed by the price Of beeestimang her weight II fat snd
adding dollars Sometimes Cows sell much higher
than this of fancy supposed warranted good
calf viii ordinarily *55a as and fne 75
go and some roughe more ordinary looking ones se At
e2 s $50 $50 and ss5 varying according to the quick
from IS to IS head, upon different grades
SHEEP LAMBS sold at price agreed hesd-sedom
By live weight The value Is estimated upon the supposed
.st G mfsi ps q Sa
from is Lambs early 10 the sell at ptcesequl
TO 25c kr the meat and through the season from
Broier Sheep and Lambs the show the 1
O. s. II April s5a Is; July, 81 in October
81 81 Sheep generally estimated to dress half their
SWINE are mostly received BY railroad from Ohio Indiana
Illinois and Kentucky and sold either oy i've weight or net
are mostly sold before arriving After aud driven direct
to the ghter pens The are at Aertons Bulls
Head Fouy fourth street. and at the Union Drove 81 tne
east end Of Forty FO prices this week. see under
kesd Of " SWINE"
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COURT-MARTIAL OF COL sUMNER-INDlAN
DEPREDArIONS

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, Oe, 10, Joy.
Gen. Smith Issues special orders for the Convey
Of Court Martial at Fort Leavenwor.h on the is
November for the trial of Col. Sgmner. Ihe cnas''
are not stated. a..
On the night Of tie let inst, some Pswree lrss.'
stole fourteen mules four horses and number o. y;
tie from Fort Riley. A party ofnoops have g0hs -
pursuit OF them.
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OIL CAKE-A moderate business ha. rsnspired and prices
are nominal The difficulty in shipping effects this
article the all other commodities and quot on
nominal ssd SO for thin obons country and $50
for city DO
PROvISIONsThe Pofk market is still unsettled aud IN
Of sale quots must be regarded nominal
The principal holders offering but in the present
settled state things would be folly 20 attempt 70 effect
sales Mess lie held q; Prime Mess S2lU f2 O Prime
&Is Clear &230S IS Beet is also dull and is
quite nomEs the arrivals ofnew are more liberal and these
packed Western Mess ana s5d SIC for extra do Prime
Mess In moderate supply and IL Domin at p for
new Cleveland Beef Hams In moderate requests sales OF
p bbs State at SIC 80 d. and sl 20 3D. weighed
out Western smoked Sides dull and lower; sales OF 10
hhds Isle; English Mddes allow Of sale az lOd l2G
Dressed Hogs lower and nominal at ga sc Cut Meats
quet l0c Shoulders lie for Hams Lard is quiet
choice and in fair demand sales Of 90 bills and tea ct
&c., in lots Butter is plenty and is tending downward sales
State 15d 49,, ard Ohio Ia l6c Cheese in fair
quest at 6aelc
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IOWA ELECTION.

CHICAGO, Wednesday, Oct. IA, 1851.
Burlington, Hord.-Samuels, Democratic cssddAM
for Governor, has majority of 80 in this city,
Davenport, Io'ea The Republican csnddss hf
Governor has a majority of 200 10 this city.
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FIS-he market for all kinds dull and heavy the supply
IL ample Dry Cod quiet $50 6 for large Western
and St. Georges Bank Mackere are heavy at 10 81 - 80
IS 500 IS the invoice and SO 87 - for small parcels
from store Sroked Herring have sold low l5c for No.
,d 2 for Scaled cash in hand but these figures
below the and quote the nominal asking rates for the
former at 2Oc and for the latter 35d40c.
FRiJITS-A kinds are dull 600 packages Rsns sold
AZ as p for Layers for Bunch and IS for half boxes do.
and soc for quarter boxes do Apples dull s2G 80 80
y Dbl.
GRAN-The OF Wheat poor and the advanced
prices demanded restrict business for export Good and prime
Qualities are better The stock light this should in.
duee farmers sell freely this Fall The sales bush
red Southern at 81 2l0S 26; 5270 bush white do Is
Qsl S. and 400 BUSH assorted do at SOC ST. Rye quiet
Al zoe the stock light Barley in limited demand 75d
s Oats are rather lower the demand is good sales of
at 45c Western 57c; Jersey at 4d52c and South
ern al d4ic better and in good demand with
very small all kinds the demand is fair for the East
and city trade the sales bushels at 65d67c for West.
ern mixed, closing tt d67c other kinds nominal
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MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

81. LOUIS, tuesday, Oct. rs IsM
The Legislature Of Missouri meets on hossy
next.
The utmost confidence prevails that ample pro
vision viii be made for the payment Of the STATE y
terest in January next.