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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
Dr.. MarshalI's ITeaaachs and Calarrh Sunff.

ne Shuh nasthoroushly proved itself to be the be-,
4 article ever X far surfing The Catarrb Cos Z; ~
sa the II aiaehe IL has been fpuni an excsIlep,
IN many eases of Hesfness has h.e,. -
moved BY it, and Hearing has often t-en -ra,Iv t,
~ use IL pufses GU. all DISTRACTIONS srrs grhens tls
i d stes heA thy action TO the parts aiIcc ed Ii
recommended by many the best n, se,ns ana n
"i ~, Z eat success aud ABSTRACTION ever, where
"a 20 t~ent i've experience has proved its vrea,
FIRE. "ss-ef thAn ever be
aHss M m seT Of the most respectable vho,ess. p
hn ,sN loiA and Boston in certificate siv,e-s Il,
s "a loss say i-"fhe undersigned ing FIR =.
IN Nsquhnt.d with DR. Msrshall's fsfsf,h sue -,
,rA1.s ne snuH and sold ia whoesaI. trats sh.,,
,e mat -e believe IT 10 be equal in every Tss, =. ~
ma ~. given Il ioE the cure Catarrhal
fr ~ the best article have ever knossp
so ~ tne common diseases Of the Head
,,.ss y, o. tounfe rfeits- fac-simile Of the Sic
y. 'ne proprietor, Charles Bowen Is on eyerv tttis
50-lv
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10 pnrrrsr Toors rpnu Rn.rr,

To PREVENT TooLs FROM RUSHING.
Thousand. Of dollars are los, each year
BY the rushing Of plows. hoes. shoveIs, etc.
Some of this might be prevented BY the
application Of Lard and resin, it is said. TO
all steel or iron implements Take three
times as much lard "a resin, and melt them
together This san he applied with brush
or clcih to all surfaces in danger of rus,inr.
snd they can easily be ke,t bright. If
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

FaEsu MAPLE MoLAssEs.-A cores.
pendent of Field Notes gives the following
Maple molasses well made and put up in
cans right from the kettle, and hermetically
sealed, as you would can and seal fruits
viii keep as fresh as when first boiled from
the sap, and this is decidedly the best plan
for keeping, as when male in cakes, if ex-
posed to the air, it will lose somewhat Of
the peculiarly delightful flavor for which il
is so priced, and is often injured by insects.
All this is obviated by canning while hot.
To many families who do not make on a
large scale, this need be but little expense,
as the cans that have been emptied through
the winter can be used until autumn fruits
demand them again. Put up your best in
this way. Where large qlanIiiies are
made for the market the buyers must Sc
lecl and cen for themselves.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
Photograph and Amhrolypc Saloon
In Springfield.

The pablo invited to call snd examine NV l,.e,
epeient OF ftoIO6hAPlls. C0L0RED. finished with In
Ola Ink aud PLAZA many which are esrs frr, I'll -
nor Ameroisp-s aud Dssurrnrosypes Please call h~Sre
sneh vok esewhere will bs for your ia te res,
both Of mind aud purse. 49,
ksNks,s I. Mt Ecexs srEz Tar SAVING. p.xr
5ANES0 ToygR
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

benevolent InSfitution est.hiishs-3 NJ, ,,..., -,
nsnt tr the Relief Of the Sick and Ds,rrsseI -
g. - ~ ana cnronic Diseases aud especially for III
W gwen gratis By the Acting Surgeon
81 AbLk hkfoRrS on spermatorrho.a ard e,h
, ~ -, ssxaal orstas. al oa the NEW RENFDfr,
snposed IN The nis~nsry, IN sealed snr.laps - :
70 o. threr Stamps for postage srceursse "a
rhileteisAiz, Pa A''s'1 As.oesaeon
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
New Feed Cutter.

THE subscriber having purchased the right to manufac
L ture and sell in Windham County, W. W. Holman .
Gutter would give notice that he is now ready
10 furnish the
The attention of Farmers all who have stock to feed
invited to this best and cheapest thing for
cutting hay straw stalks in 1t Is simple in
efficient execution, and not liable to get out
of repair Ii is self feeding be guage to cut
the feed from one half inch three inches in length.
wM. STONE.
Bellows Fall August |, 1860 ii
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

A sailor dropped out of the rigging of a
ship-of-war, some fifteen or twenty feet, and
fell plump on the first lieutenant. "Wretch,"
said the officer, as he gathered himself up,
"where did You come from ?" II came
from the north of Ireland. your honor"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

A bachelor seeing the words "Families
Supplied" over the door of shop, stepped
in aud said he would take a wife and two
children.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

tool, are TO be laid by for the winter. give
them coating Of this, and you gill be vel
repaid. 1t can be KEEP, for long time, and
should always be on hand, and ready for use
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

Boiled oats fried in fat, are recommended
for laying hens as the very best food for
the production of eggs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

The Morning Train viii leave Windsorat 6 10, A. NJ
connecting with trains from Montreal and ogdensburgh,
uaremont at 49, and Charestown at Is. A NJ conbec
ting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroadtor Boston,
Lowc land Worcester and with Vermont Valley railroad
for Springfield arriving at New York at 40 NJ.
The Mail Train will leave aiudseI 1850 p VI (or on
arrival Of Trains from Montreal 0gdeusburg, bartou and
Ltticton Ciaremont at I6 and Jharlestowpai ls5, -
NJ connecting at Bellows Fal With Cheshire Railroad for
Boston, Worcester, &c with Vernon Valley railroad
for Springfield &C. arriving New York IL 10, p NJ
and with Ru tiaud and Burlington Railroad
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

The Mail Train wileav BelowsFalls at12 20 .Charl
town st IL "A claremont At ll6,P Nj eonnecti ind
with VT Central railroad Tor Monpel Burlington
Rouse sPont Month ca, OgdensbnrgL &C. andatWhit
River function with Sassuups aroa for Wells tiver
Littletou, ST. Johpsbury Barton, and the White Noun
tains.
The Evening Train willleave Bellows Fas at 54S ION
arrival of trains FROM Boston and New York.
at 10, and Caremont at Sag P NJ connecting Wind
with Vermont Central aroad for Montpelier Burng
ton keuse's Point Montreal, Os nsburgh, &c.
EDWARD THOMPSON, sup't.
Chsrlstown, IL. Ice 10. lkt0. al
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POWERS INSTITUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

ccEsSIBLR b, Railroad, hrststa,ion below South Yer
N nou Junction. =
Fall Winter and Spring Terms of II wee.s each begin
he ast wednesdays OF Aug Nov and Feb
Lageand beautiful Institute buildings Extensive Aunaf
atus Agricultural Department Gynastie Club for health
fui exercise and the lost Popular Expere lced Teach
ers, are among its Advantages.
l. +. WARD, A. NJ PRINCIPAL.
Mrs. T. III. WARD, Teacher of rnamen Ia Denartment
Miss y H. LEACH, Preceptrtss;
man - - 80
D. LhhhsoN Teacher of Music instrumental & Vocal
and other able Teachers.
y Lectures from the Principal in the Preparation OF
teachers and from Gentlemen High Scientific ,tfain
| ociore tue Agricultural Department viii be given
letters or Rooms for Sc foardng or for Beard NAV he
ei, 20 r. AkD, Bernardston, Mass Board inclu ling
~ ineaentS Expenses Is furnished in private families and
per week. on F--@'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
American & Foreign Patents.
r.. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF.PATENTS,
Late Agent Of the U 3 Patent Once Washington tund,s
the Act Of 1885, ]
70 STATE STREET, opposite Kiby Street, BOSTON,

fiEh an extensive practice of upwards Of twenty ye.
a continues to secure Patents in the United sa p a
IN Sreat rhin France, and other foreign countries O.
Yeats Specifications, Bonds Assignments and nj pa p,,s d,
orSwings Tor Pate IS executed liberal terms and with
uepaeh hearehe made intn American or forgirn WORKS
10 ue,efmine the va iity nts Patents or Invention
and legal or other advice rpered ali matters touch
ng the same Copies Of tbs claims any Patent FURNISHED
BY remting One Dollar Assignments recorded at Wash
ington FO'sS - -
The Agency not emily the largest in New England tu
through u inFeners have advantages tor securing Patents
~ aertang The pafentaility Of inventions unsurpassed
bi not imneasuiabt Sunerior ta any wbteb an he a
fvred them elsewhere The Testiuouais below xs, prors
that none is MOnB SUCCESSFUL AT TIfE PsTfST o.
ni = man the uhseribcr and SUCCESS Is THE HEf
~ of of ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY he would aa
va. is As abundant reason to leiieye, prove thai
AZ 70 oher once Of the Kind charges m rf ssots
services 20 moderate. Th- immense prserice Of the
cflher during the twenty ysar- past, has snabd him
ei-ions relative o PATENTS - ~
he-e bsis hi extensive library Of lrrai and eehan
siks anu wi accounts Of patents granted in the unf
@ stafss ana Europe. render him able be, o. ou ssob
oner superior faeiiities for obtaining Patents
Al necessity for iournev washf gton 70 procurs
yent1Is-
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WOOD, wOOn,

Dhf bard wool for sale By RsUYpE Az g.,
variety. 's7Fs' neE patterns in great
est s,las1
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
Buffalo Robes !
GOOD assortment, lined and unliRed, Of Buffalo Robes
VI - CHARLES BUXTON.
Bellows Falls, Nov. S. 1861. As
EVERY rAMILY
SHOULD HAVE 4
uYDRO-MAGNE SIPHO,

&. III AUNEAlC SiTho,
PREVENTION CURE OF ALL DISEASES or THE
URINARY rHs KIpSErs, STOMACH
AND BOWELS AND PREVENTION CONCEPTION.
This >pho, used prevents and Nervous De
bity, Costyeness Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint lieaache
Lecuchorrha Whites, proapsus Uteri Failing of the
Womb, DISTRACTED Mensaion and all complaints OF the
UriEai Organs, Kidneys AMI Bowels
The Spho enables all prevent aud cure disease without
to drugs herbs pills nostrums II Il perfectly
safe it will last lifetime, without getting out OF order
and fails II simple, aud be used by child II
acts Theoretically and chemically, wing absorbing and
destro ing all morbid secretos and poisonous matter in
the system 10 Is pleasant TO imptrt strength and life
to the body enlivens the spirits mpats cheerfness to the
mind aud gives tone and elasticity to all who IL, t,a
will last for years IL ensbes those whose health cir
cumstances do permit increase of family to regulate
limit their offspring bnt must not be used during
nsncy, as it would produce miscarriage
We send 10Th Spho Important PIRATE and eonden
tai nfo,m ton for the Married, and those contemplating
diDrines, also, full directions for IT'S
Single ones SIS; cheaper quality, So Each one Is
rsne They are securely packed, and forwarded to all
parts Of the country. Address,
DIR J. RUSSELL,
tBOx b. fil-l0l BROOKLYN, New Xors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
F. C. EDWARDS,
BOOK BINDER.
sAErrAcruRIK or
81 A NIX 00KS,

AND DEAIrR
LETTER PAPER NOTE PAPER Rlrr p.prp
fooLscAP PAPER, ENVELOPES, STEEL PENS
IVORY TIPPED PENCILS, COMMON PENCILS
LEDGEas, JOURNALS. BlorfERs
QUAEToS, MEMO. ANDuss
PASS BOOKS,
MANILA WRAPPING PAPER
HALF MANILA WRAPPING PAPER
RAG WRAPPING PARER. sriAw WRAPPING PAPER.
Magazines and Old Books rebound at short notice.
ONE DOOR NORTH OF THE AMERICAN uousr
BRATTLEBORo, VT.
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad,


an aud after Monday Nov 18th, 1861, Trains win rus
" as follows, to wit:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave burlington. 500 A. NJ, and 80 p.
Arrive at Rutland, HOO A NJ, and " 50 night.
Leave Rutland, 5.25 and II 20 NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, 7.5o A. NJ, and Las T. NJ
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Lave BellowsFails. s20A ", 1920 and 10 Pm.
Arrive at Itu land 1910 A NJ. $50 and 7 40 Y. ".
Leays Rutla a 400 A. NJ, s 90 and IS p NJ.
Arrive Al Be ingten 1000 A NJ, $50 and 7.S0 r. N.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS;
Al Burlington with Vermont Centraland W. Canada
Railroads for Montpelier, ST. Adams Rouse Point Mon
treal Ogdensburgh and the WesAt Rutland with trains
for Troy Albany New York. Ssraoga Springs Science
tady and the weAt Bellows Fails with trains on Chesh-
ire Railroad ftckburg Worcester, LEVEL and Boston
With Vermont Valley Railroad for Brattleboro Springfield,
Hartford New Haven and New forkand with sullivan H.
for Windsor White River junction, Wells River st johns
bury, Barton, Littleton and the White Mountains
Passengers for the West will find this cheap pleasant
and expeditions route.
For Tickets all necessary information enqsre at the
Offices the line. - .
RUTLAND. Nov rs, 1851. -
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Railroads.
VI. grey Railroad.

NTorlcr--on aud AFTER MONDAY. Nov. Is, 1861, pas-
senxer Trains VIII r,,s nao~s Falls for Bratii.ooro'
at 80 A. A. and Las Z. NJ returning leave Brsttebo-
70 at 10 so A. NJ. aud 4. 10 I, ".
Freight Train leaves Bellows raaa se CHS A. NJ and Brat
tlekoro at 10 4. NJ.
The two passenger trains ovef tina route connect south
with the VT Mass and Connecticut River kaireans 70
Springfield Hartford New Haven and srsport direct TO
New York On thu North with the rutland Huntington,
sullivan Vt Central, Vermont Canada, te-nsccut and
psc Rivers Railroads. forming direct con enitaticn
with whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady, 81 Johnshfy
and White Mountains, Darlington and Rouse Psht, w
lensbury and Montreal. NJ. SLoAT, sept
November 10, 1851. Il
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

rfsriNoNIALs
reeard Mr. fcdt efthe ,aas eaelfr and s~rr,B
yA practitioners With whom have had In
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner Of Pstents
y have no hesitation ia assuring inventors thst tey
not 'mpioy person competent and frrefvatt sne
more capable Of putting their applications in fsrm
rof .en an early and favorable Consideration al ~
i@eat umse- EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Of Patents
VT r. II Eddy has msde for me THIRTEEN srrB1s
ions on al but ONE Of which patents have been grsnc
and that l. pendSns Such he rrf -si
talent and ability on his part me 70 RECOMMEND % a
inventors TO apply 70 hi~ q prscure their patents h
may be surs OF having the faithful attention h<s
IN 'ls'r eases, and ssSery reasonable eharrss,
JOHN TAGGAH
burine eight months. the subscriber. q e
arg praetce. made rejected spplcsfous SfXIk
ArfkAL, EVERY ONE q which decided in its f.rT
Foston, pee. 2 1tE 0r
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

oNE MEALJust the thing for Cattle Inclined to che
IL Bones and not feed we'll FOR sale BY
ARMS & WILSON
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THE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL REFORM,

arge and besuifal paper, and contains the mos,
spsrlnatorhea. Seminal Weakness. The eausa er.cs.
and eurr, showing the awful effects Of the diScss.
On all other Diseases of Sexual sns fali ,I..
. cure. f'-N-'H en1
On Consumption. that fearful disease On m. r;x.-
various Schools Of Medcnes ON the mods 81 Tr.,ta,
nov Fr1eficed oln the faise Treatment Of Diseases In
nc 'Aroos aeaeN uuneugs On the PM sioiogy Of Mar
nsee- on the common Of McdiriDe. On Ie.t r.
sf-cises and Abuuon How the Physician should h.
ioN % PREVENT Pregnancy. And many ether thiprS-
eASD res IT. Ibis Journal should be in hands Of ever,
enc J. Russell, NJ D A NJ. Chief Ply siciaa. g MOI
To al Who apply BY lsts-r. with full d ,.r;,,,o,
y ny tous q disease Of any kind ana hah;s -
Chief physician. e'eni y me
-seA ~" OF thre< return posfsrel
nov DR. RUSSELL
DVA nj bEooxITS, Ss~ York
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
THE PERFECT MELODE0N

n MOTHER TRIUMPH AT THE LATE STATE FAIR
kst burlington the MELoDEoS was again awarded
the First Pre- ium tor purity evennes power of tore
and prom ptness of touch.
nevcy desirable quality necessary superior instrr
ment the Perict Mepieouis of this we have
abundant testimony.
The addition of the BASE DAMPER for which we have
recently obtained letters patent lie Of the greatest i'm
pfovements made the Melodeon Itis meeting with
universal appreciation and is by all
VINO have used IL and become acquainted with its BEAUTIFUL
ment. - - -
PlANO FORTES,
rom the best makers selected by Prof T. Of
on t~hehis sueient guarantee Of their excellence for
saie and 70 rent az manufacturers prcrs
All Instruments warranted to any part Of the
country risk. RsTEY a iGREPS
kaArrLEBoRo, Oct 10 1889 N
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

Containing simple remedies easily obtained for
Diseases in all its forms, with full explanations OF the
symptoms, diet bathing, and exercise, so
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
The Guide and Guard
FOR EVERY ONE

It exposes all the IIumbug and the varoas Tricks to
tice the sick and we'll 1t illustrates the pains the Quac
and Roues odupe every guides the unwar, through
life and shows swindle Of the age shows how
all kinds OF Food Meiiciues Liquors and Goods
ted with the means OF Detecting the frauds Price 2 cents
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
THE LADIES' MEDICAL
FRIEND,

work on the cause, symptoms, treatment Of all
complaints peculiar to the marriage duties
ton and ITS results on ohiren their Ills and the pre-
vention Of conception with Invaluable Instructions to them
| on subjects Of a private NATURE. Price D cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
The Genllemen's Medical Companion
Aud Private Adviser.

book for the old and young embracing the Pathology
Prevention and Cure of all Diseases the Urinary
na Organs aud warning voice Of advice and such
as TO be found in 10 other work Prize rs cents
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

These acts of the Governor, though now
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

We arc eonVacai taa there many parents or scrof
tousconsunp md uis4 condition whom nuuaer-
ets onprnE- onis brip acTiur and poverty To such
seroua say SEife information OF a
SURE We zestes- ano arGr--aiilnr ..REvENrivE
We Via mas. -fes - che lp-in for IT,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM,

For those who wish to get we'll from that awful diseas.
full description Of all the remedies it, with care
iu statement OF the results, and other useful information
Price 10 cents.
The information in this Is not to be found any works
pub nor obtaipabe from any other source These
books are published OIL fine white paper, and
bound
ANY OF the above works viii be mailed free on recent of
price, IN stamps, or money the whole in handsomely
bound vonmn for No family should be win
out THEM Ihey are illustrated with beautiful eugrving
and contain the condensed experience of Years
AGENTS WANTED for above works who can make a
month send for circular for agents
10 the young OF both suffering from Secret Habits
prostration mind loss Of power debility loss
Ct SIGHT wakefniness love Of Solitude eruptions on the
tce Nc sEsp nEFoEE II Is IlrE; before you suf-
Ter ineurahle damAge 10 both tody aud mind
10 FEMALES who waat rLEAsrSI and SURF remedies
for Irregularities, Distractions, Whites Sc send TO us
, 1862-03-20

MONETARY.


WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 19, 18as
In money matters, this has probably, thus far,
been the dullest week Of the season. The packers
have about closed mp their operations, aud until
the opening Of navigation, and the movement Of
grain and other products East, this condition Of
things will continue. In the meantime plenty Of
money kan be had for the asking-on the usual
terms, and with the usual collaterals
Exchange Is In better demand, and may be called
tight. The selling price is x to customers. aud =
o. to outsiders. Several bankers Solomon
sturgea s Sons, Chaplin, Wheeler s. Co., snl othe,s
have none for outs sdera on any terms; the former
hrm are charging their regular customers x: and
are buying At Il to 4, ready to give the latter
price, If they canIot get it at the former. The
other bankers take it at parG,Az.
Gold !. he'll. .Sariously-by some bankers At TX
buEinz md Per cent. selling, while others are
willing to deal in 1t at x buying and 1s5 selling
The demand is quite limited and still further de.
cline Is looked for.
Treasury Notes are in good demand, but bankers
are generally boarding them, looking to premium
on them within few days, as the recent act of
Congress making them legal tender, together
with their being received for import duties, will
doubtless enhance them to nearly If not quite the
value Of gold.
An IMPORTANT CoSsEcT1oN.-Ano order has been
received from the War Department directing the
connection Of the Allegheny Valley Railroad with
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago, at the
canal bridge at Pittsburgh. The Dispatch says;
AL the munitions Of war belonging to the 9ov
etnment in this section stored in the Araenal
at L2Wrenceyllie, and the immense shipments
son, both Eaet and west, have been s hauled into
the city on drays process requiring considerable
asiay When & ACTIVITY is most desirable. The Ale
, 1862-03-20

iotA-----.--.tbs s9G S33 4f061 3G631 1880
The An9lo-saxon, with Liverpool adyicss to the
9Th inst, was telesraphcd day-reportins Flour
sd@6d higher; wheat advanced 1@2d; corn firm,
The latest adsices Oh the Tth, however, showed an
easier market for breadstutfe Prorisions, dull.
Bacon fltmcr-
There Vas fair attendance on Change to-day,
but business WAS generally dull.
The Provision market was quiet and neglected.
Mess Pork Was held at rs, bat buyers general
" wonld not offer higher than $105o, Only abont
500 br1s changed hands, at &io. .5oa1o,75 for cjtv
and S10 09@1u25 for country. Bulk Meats are in
fair request, but buyers and sellers arc kMkc
apart A lot Of 100000 pounds OF clty-cured
Hams was Soda 45c, loose, but buyers do not
generally offer over 435c. Shoulders are in re-
Quest at Sc, holders asking 3h@aHc. Picked
Ea1ns are in fair request and steady at $95 Der
brl. at which price we report sales Of $50 btls A
lot OF ], ,to0 Green Hams were sold ut axe. Lard
Is IN fa1r request to fill small orders and the mar
ket is steady at 6s4lG7c-holders generally askfns
the outside quotation.
Wheat opened buoyant, under the influence Of
the Liverpool market Of the 9th; but later dis
patches tended to dcpregs the market, and prices
again fcceded, and 1t closed du-with sales OF No.
1Spr1ng at 's@79c and No. Spring at 72,;;@73c
subject to DC storage-closing at the inside f5g
ures.
1ae market lot Dressed Hogs was qniet and
fteses ~ - 1aGs-oo' Live Hogs were in falr de-
tna.u naa.,a Ds e.'y PACKERS al $s:Ms gross. Beef
eattle were more aettye-HaleB ranging from 81 IS
@3,o0.
~ -, au "as sefs onl!' with Light trans
-oa. e4e' 4os guy spring A1ttas. The con-
.,nueu usu ta4eS u 'felgat Keep Shippers ont Of
'ae n.asAel'
eo.n opsneo ~ an ADVANCE o1 nc, but it speed
ny 1eA osek ana tne improvement was lost, with
Gales Of Mixed at 2s5E2scA, subject to &c storage
6r-n r. a.. ~ o. z.a,ea So g., oass VETS vi,
1nas-: eso!ase' oai.es "as osAl
1ss1a.h~e"N ~ so.u ~ uo7se7a oeenne o' &c.
A...'on' see - 'e's oa'.
NE" ekAR "ARkaoCsk-He ere happy to
aea.n .na' tae ne" gram warehouse OF L. Newber-
~ q 70 which mas been IN process OF erection