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TO THE FREEMIN.


Nav York. Nov. 10. An expedition from
New Orleans, comprising four small gunboats
and \ force under Lieut.. Weitzel had reached
Arazos City.
From thence the gunboats went up the Bayou
Loche, capturing'a small rebel steamer and
chasing the rebel mail steamer Cotton Subso-
qncntIy they engaged two rebel steamers and
grove them.
The river was obsiructed. But one of the
gan5oats passed ihe obstruction \ mud tort
and several rebe( batteries on the shore were al.
so engaged. We had four men killed and six
wounded. The rebel force on shore was about
5000
Gen. Weitzel had not arrived by land, and it
was expected that our forces would be able to
remove the obatructions in the Bayou upon bis
arrival.
The rebel sharpshooters were occupying the
tanks. The rebels destroyed 1000 hog heads of
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HOUSE, afternoon.
RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLUTIONS.
From the Senate, that the committee on Bills
be requested to report 10 the two Houses several.
ly, the chapters Of Revision passed. and the DO.
stion of chapters not yet finally passed both
Houses, and further, that they be requested to
keep list of chapters passed, or that shall be
passed, for information of the members ;adopted
BILLS.
From the Senate, bills for the relief of J. c..
Thayer and ]. II. Edison both referred to Com
mttee on Claims.
The House concurred in Senate amendment of
House bill to incorporate the Cbitenden and
Grand Isle Ferry Company.
On motion of NJ. Adams of Colchester the
House voted that committee of conference be
appointed in relation to disagreement of the two
Houses relative 10 Jurisdiction of justices
Senate bill, providing to incorporate the peo-
pies gas-light company was twice read and re-.
erred to Committee on Corporations.
Senate amendment of chapter 81 of Revision
"Of collection OF taxes" was referred TO Com.
mttee on Ways aud Means.
Serate amendment of Chapter III. "Of often
ces against morality and decencv," was referred
to Select Committee of which Mr.. Hubbell ia
chairman.
Cei'"'e aiheHuHent u house OH IN amendment
OF chapter 81, OF &. B., was concurre1 in.
Senate bill changing the name of Harry Rus.
sell was twice read and referred to the General
Committee
Senate amendment Of chapter 80 of Revision
" OF replevn referred to Committee onJudrciarv.
Senate amendment Of chapter relating TO com
mon schools and school h~swas taken up for m
slderatlon upon which amendment the Senate III
Slst the House nonconcurring. The amendment
provides that the town superintendent shall pre-
sent their account to the March meeting Of each
town to be read.
Mr.. Barrett Of Grafton moved that the House
insist upon its disagreement agreed to and the
House ordered that a Committee of Conference
be appointed on their part to confer with Ike
Sesate Committee upon this chapter. faEa
The House concurred in Senate amendment OF
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held NJ
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, So Chelsea within and for said
District, on the 18th day of October A. D. l-62
instrument, purportng to be the last Will and Tesla
~ ment OF Abigail NJ. NTH, late of Tuubrlge in
said District deceased being presented the Court by
AFRO prew,he Executor therein named, for Probate:
1t ordered by said Court, that all persons
therein be notified to appear session of said Court to
be holden at the Probate Office in Chelsea on the
Zoh uay ot November, 1862, and show cause il any
they may nave, against the probate Of said VIII; for
which purpose Is further ordered that COPY of the rec
ord OF this order be Published three weeks
Ia the Green Mountain Freeman printed at Moutpeler
previous to said time appointed for hearing.
A true copy Of Record
t'}5dw3 PERLEY c. JONES, Judge
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
Annual Session 1862
Wednesday, Nov. 10.
SE.N.4I'E-.4tlernoon.

wednesday, NOV. ~.
.SE.V.4IE-.4t1ernoon.
BILLS READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
Senate bill authorizing the late bank OF Mont
peer to institute suits upon its chooses IN action.
House bill, title 80, chapter 50, relating to land
taxes.
REPORTS.
By Mr.. Edmunds, for Judiciary Committee,
against Senate bill legalzing town meetings to
raise money to pay volunteers; rejected. Also,
House bill legalizing the town meeting of the
town of Braintree, held April 9th, 1862, without
expression of opinion; passed in concurrence.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The Insolvency bill being the special order, was
taken up and made the special order for Friday
forenoon next, at half past ten o'clock.
Senate bill, authorizing married women to tes-
tify in certain cases, was, on motion of Mr.. Kirk
land, recommitted to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Cowes, for Committee on Agriculture, re-
ported House bill, title %, chapter IS, recon-
mendng substitute for all bat the first section
Of the bill; substitute agreed to.
MIR. Stoughton, for Committee on Military AZ
fairs, reported tavorably the joint resolution au-
copies OF bis report and roster, with amendment,
making the resolution into bill, ard making
provision that the Aduant General shall receive
proposals for printing the same amendments
agye-d to and the resolution was then rejected, -
yeas !, nays %.
GENERAL STATUTES.
Mr.. Stoushton, for Committee on Military At
fairs, to whom was referred title SO, chapter no.
ofthe General Statutes, reported by bill. On
motion OF Mr.. Stoughton referred to the Commit
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Notice.

NUS is to certify that hay. this day given my sor
i VIM. II. OrusbHe, his time during the remainder OF
his minority, and shall claim none Of his MOI
pay any debts Of his contracting after this dat.
HOSEA X. ORMSBEE.
JrEEuiAH WEST, Witness.
East Montpelier, August 10th, 1852. f2jewst
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HlGDRs SALE.

The Subscriber oilers for sale TOW n fun Blood three
years old JERSEY BUIt perfectly doc 10 and handy
and well broke to work. Please quire Of J. IT, IasfiG
member FROM Wasteld %, Burntam or the SUB.
mrher. AIFRED ToSi -, ~
Waitsleld Oct. p, 1862. 'i''
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NOAicc.

HlS to certify that have this dav sold my son Gen
Morgan, In, limr duriag tho remainder Of his minor
ny, aiming none OF his wages and paying none Of h
debts from this date SuIOuON MORGAN
koXbury, Oct. -, 1862 S5sw9t
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, PROBATE COURTS within
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, and for the District afore
said will be holden at the Probate Oce Montpelier in
aid District Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court
T. R. MERRILL, Judge.
December !, 1850.
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STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate Court, held at
RANDOLPH DisTRIcr, S. Randolph in an, and Tor said
District, the 23d day Of October, A. D. 1862.
VERY FITS, administrator Of the estate of John
Il Fits late of Randolph in said district, deceased
makes application to said court for license to sell ali the
of said deceased and represents that such
sale necessary fer the payment Of debts and charges
against said estate:
Whereupon, is ordered by said Court, that said ap
pcaon be referred session thereof be holden
the West Randolph House in SAID Randolph, on the
2 day OF November next tor hearing and decision there
and it further ordered that all persons Interested
BE- notified hereof ty publication Of this orncr in the Green
Mountain Freeman printed at Montpecr in this state,
three weeks successfully before the time appointed
aforesaid for hearing, that they may appear at SAID time
and place and show cause, il any hey may have, why
such license should be granted.
iiy order Of Court,
3j7f3w Attes' j. Il. CLEAN ELAND, Register.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, NOV. 20, 1862.

sugar, lot of molasses, and burned cars and
u lew engines.
The Delta, Gays portion OF Gen. Neitzal S
command is at Tigorvllle.
The rebels had destroyed the bridge across
Bayou Bout, eight miles from Brashear City,
and Col, Thomas, with the 9th Vt. was en-
gagged in repairing it. AS soon as Col. Thomas
completes the repairs on the bridge, the whole
of his force can be thrown upon the road IN Anew
hours. We shall expect to have good account
from them in few days.
New YORK, Nov. Is. Mr.. Kennedy, the SUI
perintendent of police, will be tried tomorrow
ior illegal detention of Mrs Brindsmad.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov 49, The train from
Springfield for Albany. was thrown fifty feet
down al embankment, last night, by a rail be-
ing desgnedly misplaced at d short curve. The
engineer, fireman, and several passengers were
injured, but none killed.
The official vote for Governor is as follows
Seymour 307 ,O63 Wadsworth 296, 49l ; Sey
mour's majority, 1862.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. Gen. Med well hav-
some time ago asked for court of inquiry,
Gems. Caldwallader Martindale and Van Allen
have been detailed for that purpose, and Gems.
Hunter Garfield, Buford, Prentiss and Morrill,,
with Col. Halt as Judge Advocate, constitute
the Military Commission to exam inc the char
ges preferred by Gen. Pope against Gen. Por-
ter Both bodies meet this week.
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SECOND PART
or THE
Shilling Song ROOE

Containing the Words Of Popular Songs that have nm,
Feared since the publication OF the First Part Together
with numerous other critics. Price 10 cents on re
cept of which copies wi be mailed postpaEI oIIVFp
OLSON co... Publ. ers, 277 Washington Stree
stoon. '''s'
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STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held n,
" AriNoToy DisrRcr@s AoHtpcirr within and for sad
District, IN The 18th day OF October. A u. 1852:
y Instrument putpuf Hg to b. HE last " ~ and fiesta
mont OF thno lS Persons late ut la oHtIier IN SAID
b"rN'' ntcestu, being presented 10 The tuut by Homer
-. fitaon, the fAGcnlUr therein named for PruOac I:
1t Is ordered b, SAID Cont that all persons concerned
tIelh, be hutra 10 appear at Of SAID Court
be holden the Probate Office in Montpelier on the l5th
day ri NCV. y. l't2 and show cause If any they nav
nave against the probate Of said WFur which pu fpnse
Is her oidefed that COPY OF the record of ths order
he published three weeks SuCCcssvcy in The Green Aoun
tain Freeman printed Mon PETER previous To "a id time
appointed Tor nearing. A true copy of record,
3jof4w+ Attest, y. A. CHASE Keristrr
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held a t
WASHINGTON DGsrEIcT, IS. Montpelier, in said District
the lst day Of November A. u. 1862.
JACOB SMITH, Administrator Ct ihe estate Of william
Marsh late Of Montpelier said District, decea ed
presents his administration account for examination and
allowance, and makes application for distrl
button and partition Of the estate Of said deceased.
Nhereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that said &C
count and said application be referred session Of
said Court to ne held a, the Probate Office in said
Montpelier, the 18th day of Nuye mbtr, a. D. lsG2
for hearing and decision thereon and it is further
ordered, that notice hereof be giycu 70 all persons
Interested by publication OF the three weeks sue
ceSsiveiy iE the Green Mountain Freeman new paper
published &c Montpelier, previous to said time appointed
for hearing, tina. they may appear sal! tilae and
pace. and show caIs", II aay DIZZY may have why said
recount should not b. alto" and such decree made
~ die Loart.
25Sf2w Attest, +. Z. MERRILL, JUDGE
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SAVE THE PIECES !
DISPATCH
ECONOMY /.

ECONOMY, DISPATCH
~ A Stitch in Time Sares Nine 81
A. accidents will happen, even in well regel.''SC tge
ms, 1t Is very desirable bsya some cheal 4 1 10
iheh, way fCpairing Furniture, Toys, t40oA7''
sPALDINa's PREPARED 6LUE
meets s such emergencies and no hou3e1o'd 'u l
70 be without it. ltsalways ready and NJ - -A'
ing point.
"UsRFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
N B.-A Brush accompanies each bot!ie' FA''D
cents. 80
HENRY C. SPALDING & co..
4sCedar-st., New YORK.
CAUTIoN.-As certain unprincipled person., tnHs
tempting to palm of the unsuspectng III nsrsous
tons Of my Prepared Glue, would caaon 90 slf name
to examine before purchaing, sad see that '"s
srALDINGs PREPARED CLUE
on the outside wrapper; all others are swm1'"'
tertks.
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9 e 2 FL a L 7 G. PILLS
CURE
BILIOUS HEADACHE

By the OF these Pills the pero t'iI' atta;i3N ery
Gus or Sick Headaches may btJr' eAtei Anlh tak2l
at the commencement Of an at tacE, mmeG!a:e !aAs.
from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and heed
che to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bowels,-remoyng Co.,
tlveness
FOR Literary Men, Stucents Delicate Females, aads
persons ogsedentary habits, they valuable a' N
alive. improving the appetite. Giving tone and Yg)i
the digestive organs, ana festorug The LgtGra es."
apd strength OF the whole system.
The CEPuALlC PILLS are tharesuit of!cng ia7.''
CATION ana cnrsaliv CunduC ed experiments a@'4--
been IN u.r many years, during which TINE ;aH b.:
prevented and relieved vast amount o. pain sad l
lcIlns .r0m Headache, whether originating n .ta-.'
on - -ltIn or ls0m derSuE ed state "a tLt slap.
They ara entirely Vegetable in their c01po,u.a -
may D." taken at all time, vHh per- "a .ci.ty "I..
GEs c..-- gnot diet and the aleurce 81 Gnv d ..e..
taste renters il easy 10 ADMINISTER 10 cA4dreA
BEWARE OF COUNTGRFEII5.
The genuine 5avo Gye signatures o!Eear% C.Sya.---2
"a. CI.G box.
.o!f by Druggists and all other Dealers IN had'".'
sc" viii - scEt ny mail prepared On Iecai' o''1
Price % Cents,
All ord?rs should be adlressedto
HENRY c. SPALp,NG,
IS Cedar Street New lO7k'
, 1862-01-03

FLOUR Received, $3.50 brls. The market il
extremely dull, and almost entirely neglected
Sales, GEO brls ''Aeo1ian'' Spring extra on p.t.
100 b.1s 'Geresee' White Winter st $3.50 1c0bEls
"Home Trade" euper at $3,45; 10 brls 'Avon'' do
at s3c0; 50 brls ssFavorite" Spring extra at $4no
WHEAT-Received, 81, ,5s4 bu. Market fiat aud
H@1c jower. Sales, q. GO bu Mol Spriug In store
ats7sc; 9,G00 bn do at T1e<c; a,oo0 bu No Spring
In store at 65xc; 1000 bu do at &c; 5000 bu do
at 665<c.
Begged Wheat steady. Sales, 800 bags Club at
sc on track; 900 bushels No = Spring at Csc On
track
CORE-Received, ss4+468 bu. Market quiet
Sales 5N bu Mixed in store in lots at s3c; 40obu
new corn in store at 18c 1900 bu Rejected in store
at d9c.
OATS Received, esM bu- Market &c lower.
Sales, 15O0 bn No in store at 1IHc; lis sks do
on tEacksst 191e;
RFEReceiyed, 1863 bus. Market quiet but
eteadF, at &C for No. ] In store.
BARLET-Receised, 41062 bus. Market un-
changed. Sales. 1000 bags good By sample at sse
del; 410 bags No. ? at &c del.
HIGHWiNES- -Ma1keta Bhade better. Sales Isl
brls at tse.
TIMOTHY SEED-s4 sis choice at $1.6o.
HIDES Quiet. Dry Flint, 10H@11e; Green
Salted, ,A95Hc.
BUTTER -Ffrkfn in fair demand at T@8c-vith
salee Of 15o pigs for shipment at that price,
EGGS-Dn1l at 1stG14c 2 doz.
DRESSED P0uITRY-The city Ia almost full,
and the market is dun at 81 90 . doz for Chickens
and 4@5c q h for Tu1keys.
CoOPKRAGE-Pork Barrels are SCARCE. Sales
$50 at $1-a0; 15o do At 81 S.
LIVE HOGS Received last 48 hours, Il, ,sa1 head
The demand BY shippers and paekers was unususl
, 1862-01-03
MARKETs By TELEGRARR.

NEW YORK. jan -2-Co1ros- Market quiet and
TIT firm; email sales at a6@s7c tor utddltns up.
F1oUB- Rules quite firm, with moderate demand
for export and home consumption. Sales 16s0 bzis
est sE ass g state: f55g5So extra state
d4s ed. shbRRas besaa
market closing firm. Canadian t1our slightly ad
Ea3n Saneed I'd e moderate business doing Sales 800
mon mon to ehoice extra. Rye hour quiet md steady;
sa!es at about previous quotations.. Corn meal IN
at f2:2a&s aGthe latter pries deli1ered e7 T 'l'l'
WH1skF.-shade frnef. Sales 600 bbls at a1@
disposed to Ben un1ees very f1n prices are reaisd
ba Canadian club IS $l.9e; 1000 b. Rssiae sp1ins
ter red WISCONSIN at $142; 1,6o5 ba Wife Wiscon-
steady At 7sGso: Con- ma1Eet opened steaas a ana
fe~ mixed weetern n store and aaoat: So ior
New York yellow. Oats quiet. Sa.ea 4a@4ac for
jersey, Canadian westerEand state:
change IN price Sales $50 brls at S11D1g. 30 for
sss SCI e etdeE ss RFss 3s .as s5s5 e . st 3
33,159 h1ls Same date last month, 8a476; do sazna
1850 br1s at s4&4 80 for prime $5@5. 50 Tor coun
81 $1s tor 5ftsa stsat mf7s psx aRd and
mouth - IT.; do do year 65, Isl. Prime mess beef
il hfr demand. Sales 2G0 tcs as S14na1 for In,
dia. Ness beef firm. Sales $50 tes On prly7te
terms; Beef hams Inactive. Cat meats quiet.
Sales 1oo pk@gs g. at sa@5s for shonldess 4A@sAe
hams at full prices Bacon sides in lair demand.
Sales ESQ b1s at eA@6Ec for city Cumberland cut
middles; 7A@7Ac for short ribbed do; INC for
demand Sales 1890 bE1s at T;H9sHc. Dressed
hoge sightly In faror Of buyers, With salea 1t 4@
47ac for western; aaG573sc for city. Butter sell.
ing At 11@15 for Ohio; i6aso for statc. Chess
dull at 54@6c for Ohio; 6@7Ke for state.
GRocEREs---Sugar, raw, firm. Sales 100 bids
| s55c. Molasses qniet-ao sales reported.
SGocKE-Du1 aud irregular: Chi s r Ibk: n
| 4 P D c 19H; c l. @ 81; T 34z; c & Pitts
| Erie aes[; NJ T93z; G S IS, "A, coupons 7sH; e
| interest, S IS, Il, coupons s.; $ 81, 81 segd
81 Tenn 6s 43; Pac Mail s3szz Erie pfd 63a H1d:
E11<
, 1862-01-03

BEErE+The supply Is larger than Was expected
greater than for the week ending the a3d, and 500
over the corresponding week last year. However,
the demand was good at The opening, and has con
Of all yarded have changed hands, the New York
buyers taking tho most, and more would have been
that the Bath ferry boat would be unable, owing
to the severity of the weather. to make trips TO-
day. This fear Induced them to send their cattle
over yeste1 day, and ship through without waiting
for trade here.
The average quality Of the cattle is fair-consid-
erably better than last wees-and, for the best
three bunches, very fat and 6ne, but not strictly
premium. brought Sc per pound, live weight, which
IL &c better than they would have commanded
seven days ago On rough cattle there is no i5n~
provemcnt.
REcE1Prs-The following is our comparative
statement of receipts at this market over the Cen
trail Railroad.
, 1862-01-03
M MARRIED. A

II thg city, at St. Johns Church, Dec 31st BY Rev.
Fl. n. Rfahcp, Mr, JED. S, GRAY and Miss RACHEL
MITCHELL
In this CIT, Jan 1et by T. B. Brown, Esq Mr. JOHN
HARTMAN and Miss MARGARET BAYIEa
In this city Ct & Anssa11s Church, TnesdsZ eren-
1nE Dec. 3let by Raw E. B. Tuttlt MT U, j. L1VIEG2
TON and Miss AAtsY j. MULLINS, ali of Chicago,
At Warren Normal Academy Of Music, Chicago,
Dee. s1ft. 166a+ BY RnE r 4 Warren, 1r, JOHN CA1r
city.
At Joliet, Dec. 2sth. By the Bey, 1oha Kidd, s. n.
daughter Of tho late Hon james C0rttsa exMAyor OF
this city.
, 1862-01-03
New York Cattle Market.

TUESDAY, Dec. st.-The market opened this
morning with about a6o0 head Of buIoc9 On sale,
It was thought that prices would rule higher
than LAST week, but as the day advanced, 1t was
found that butchers wanted but few cattle,
md In spite Of al efforts on the part Of own
eTs and their brokers to maintain the prices, OF
sell all the cattle, the attempt proved 4 fa1lRre;
Trade in the alter part of the day dragged, and
prices ranged half s cent pound lower than they
9aid this day week. There are some more good
bullocks, but we do1b: whether any sold at 1tc z
pound for the meat. The price for first class stock
n s@9c. and good lair sorts 7X@S3{c; interler
Te,F dull at 601c-
, 1862-01-03

The New Ko<k Provision Market.
In A1fton's New York Reporter of the asth u1t.
nc find the following review Of the Provision mar
ket:
Tc hare had comparatively quiet Pork market
the mast week; the receipts hare increased, and
those in prospect a1e known to be large, Which
caused buyers to operate with much ciFcumspee-
lion, and there is evidently stronger desire to
reaIize; and to do 50 ZONE concession: has been
made particularly ii Old Mess but th,a has failed
to stimulate the inquiry and, notwithstanding the
rapid improy enent h Hogs, and decided falling
o in The receipts Of the same, there is little con
fdence evfnced ia present prices being sustained.
sud there Is IN absence Of any speculative feeling
This il owing mainly 10 disturbed foreign rela
tfons as well to our domestic difficulties, these
destroy confidence, and greatly restrict our home
trade, The wants df our Government are fargc
this increased demand, however, fs quite ont of
nrupotion to the loss Of the Southern trade.
Before our amicahft relations with Great Britain
were disturbed, the prospects we're favorable foI
an immense increase in our exports Of bacon and
prime rees pork; indeed, of all beg products
which would In some measure make good the loss
OF the southern t1sde.
The Withdrawal of foreign orders was quite IN
expected, ard under existing circumstances 1t ap
pexrs very unreasonable but capitalists sre pro
Tetbia1Iy ttmid, their timidtty bring gtrunge
than their love of gain. The low rate at whicl
| the Government contract fer 400 barrels pEin1
mess waa maaa. ris. fl, ,ss31&7s, surprise
, 1862-01-03

Tota1........ 1861 960d 4s9 s7762 1880 240 |
!. There Was good attendance on Change today,
but owing to an accumulation of receipts since
Tuesday. the general markets were flat and prices
lower.
Notwithstanding the surrender Of Mason and
slden to England, there il Jet lack Of entire
fdence that our difficulties with that country |
have ceased, and operators arc In consequence
very cautiouE- |
The receipts OF Live Hogs since Tuesday amount |
ed to 1861 head and this, with what left over,
rendered the market extremely dull, and We note |
decline in prices OF 15Qe21c q 100 bs. The pack
era bought very Epsringy, and the shippers, being
unable to get cars, a]so held oa-only purchasing
choice lots occasionally, as they were pressed
to sale By uneasy holders. About $3.50 head
changed hands during the day, at range Of $2.25
@a.55 gross-the bulk OF the transactions being at
$2,3sG24o Tor fair to good, and for extra, $2.50D
2-55. At the close Of the market there was rather
more actiyity, but owiuy to the large number Of
hogs still in the yards uDso1d-probably abont
Is COO head-there Tas no signs Of any speedy in
proTement.
Dressed Hogs also met with e1ni1ar fate-and
prices chow decline OK about 15c-With sales at
$2.iGG7S. .19-clos1og at Sa,7A02.9o, dividing on
800 1bs.
heaFiness in Provisions and we note deprecia-
tion in Mess Pork Of fully 1asc per brl with sales
Of about 800 brls-the greater portion Of which
| was eold at $685. some Of It free Of storage till
the 1at Of May. AL but $50 brls WAS purchased
| Canadian account Lard declined about 74e q b,
| with sales Of 400 packages at 6a1@sMc for prime
! Observation-Disclosures at the inside figure
/ Green Meats were du11-Hams being freely offered
at &c, and shoulders at &c, ct which figures about
I 5000 pcs were sold. Hams in street. pickle were