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Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

Perhaps the Postmaste at Brownville had sent II
up 70 Col. Furnas for examination Don't he some
times send letters up for the same purpose? Has ne
not retained letters and sent them to Furnas instead
Of handing them 10 their owners9 Does net his intense
l'iloyaIty0 sometimes tampe- with the mailsP"-Ne-
brsska City Meas.
No, sir! never ! and you dare not pub
licly make the charge.
Il may be unnecessary, and perhaps
imprudent, for US to notice such absurd
~insinuations. But as we have several
times heard of such reports being in cir
cuIalion at Nebraska City and other
places. we are justified in abiding to an
unpleasant circumstance that did occur.
-Four letters were sent from Brown
vile to Omaha by mail, directed to a
certain address. The postmaster al
Omaha, not knowing any person of the
name the letters bore, supposed they
were "SOIdier's letters" and sent them
in . package TO the sNebraska Second
They were opened by a person in the
Nebraska City Company, named ma
poleon," the name on The letters On
Perusing them he found they were not
intended for him. He gave them to the
Regimental Postmaster, Mr.. RIcHARD-
SOM who Immediately sent them to the
Postmaster at Brownville, and he deliv-
cred them TO the person writing them.-
1t was through no fault of the postmaster
that these letters failed to reach the party
in due time for which they were in
tended. Why the NeDs should make a
eOvert charge against Col. FURNAs, we
do not understand. He has no more to
do with the management of affairs in the
BrownvilIe P. o., than an unborn babe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
MASTFR,s 49,

N pursuance Of a deeretal order made by the n.
Oourt IN and for Nemaha County, Nebraska T..ls
s I'LL IN O~haneery, bearing date Nay lsth. isl
Smith is complainant and John Ham. .sn sHhr
VII on tuesday September Ist, 1854. betws-
hours o. 10 O'Clock. A. NJ and A 2. M An frort 4 =
Len IN BroWnYille, in said county, being ~
Enere said court was last held, sfer ~ 49, -
highest bidder. for cash. the following dsSc-s- .
lses to-Wit : The east haft OF The southwest
ana me southeast quarter OF the northwest 49,.
section number twenty nine, township numb,
noltn o. range number fourteen, east Of the sfrfb =
Pa' Nenana County, Nebraska Iern~
J. s. BEDFORD.
n4+"-9A OO Master in Cht,.-
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

A GREAT Dr. scovERY. 1T has been
discovered by thousands of housewives in
all sections of the country that ID. B. De
Land & Co.'s Chemical Saleratus is the
only saleratus that will produce uniform
result, and give perfect satisfaction every
time. If once you try it, you will always
buy it. For sale by the wholesale drug
gist in Chicago
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
PAwNEE COUNTY
DELINQUENT TAX-LIST

NOTICE is hereby given that ! Will on the nrst
Monday in September, A. D. 1863, sell to the highest
bidder, as much Of the following Real Eszate, lying
and being in the comfy Of Pawnee Territory u Sebras-
"A. as will be sumcient to pay the Taxes assessed
against the same, and remaining unpaid up to sais, the
fourth day Of August, A d. 1853 Said sales 20 com
mence al 9 O'Clock A. H.. and continue until 4 o'clock
?. M. at the Office OF David Butler, Pawnee City Paw
nee County, Nebraska.
Given under my hand, at Pawnee City, Nebraska,
this the 4tb day OF August. A. D. 1859.
F.F LINING. treasurer Pawnee County.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

In pursuance OF a deeretal order made by fhs Raa
Court in and for Nemaha County, Nebrasss Fa-e-E
sitting IN Chancery, bearing date Nay 9eth. $50 n.
certain cause pending in said court, wherein p.
4lchanm Is complainant, and Richard Claire s -
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N. and 4 p N IN 49,
pens Hail, in BrownVille. iB said county. Being 4
place where said court was last held, ossr FOR ~,
the highest bidder for cash, the f~oIluuing desers.
premises, to-wit: The southeast quarter Of Ser,
number seventeen On, township number sfx f1 -
o. range number fourteen Q4l, east Of TIE SIKH ~
pal meridian, in Nemaha county, NebraskaFerriio-
h3 SWISS 10 Mssterip &C.,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
ADVEREISRMEN8T.
LEGAL. NOTICE

Samuel A. Trogden will take notice that Samuel
South has flied a petition in Chancery, in the District
Court of Remaha county, Nebraska, the object Of which
is to set aside. as made in error and mistake, the sat-
~istacti1n Of a Judgment h%ereisfore rendered on the law
side Of said court in favor of said plaintiff and against
said defend ent, and to cause the following described
lands. belonging to said Trogden, and heretofore at
quarter of northwest quarter, section IL. town 6: range.
IL east, TO be sold and the proceeds appIieiin payment
Of said judgment. DEPENDENT is required to answer
said petition on or before September 18th, 1868.
n5.4w-$3,75 Z. ". THOMA Atty. for PPf
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
Sale of Real Estate by Order of the
rnhale COnrf.

On the 24th day OF August. 1868, at l O'Clock p NJ,
IN front Of the office OF the PrOba te Judge IN BrOwny1lle,
Nebras4a, will be sold TO the highest bidder the fol-
lowing Real Estate, as the property OF Ellen Weleh,
minor, to-wit: The northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter, and the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter Of section sixteen. township four, range fifteen
east in Nemaha county Nebraska also the northwest
quart r Of the southwest quarter Of section hfteen,
town ship four, range dneen. east, In Nemaha county,
Nebraska, IS the property in common Of Marian q.
WeIch, Ellen Welch, Sarah Jane WEIGH, and Jonn H.
WEIGH, minor heirs Of Annice WEIGH.
n4-sw ANNICB WEIGH, Guardian.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

OFFICE OF A A. @. s.,
FORT KEARNET, NEBRASKA,
,Julv 18th. 1852.

FUET hEAHNET1 NEBNA8AA1
July 18th. 1869.
Sealed Proposals are invited, and viii be received at
this post until II o'clock N, Saturday. the 18th day OF
August, 1853, for furnishing by contract, TWO
THOUSAND BUSHELS OF CORN, in t6g
ear, to be delivered at Grsnd Island, near the town OF
Sobiesk and at this Post in such quantities., and at
sBch Ii mes as the A.. A.. @. s., shall designate.
The Contractors place Of residence must be distinctly
stated in the proposal, together with the names and
address of two responsible persons as ~sureties,
Bidders must be present at Ii opening OF the bids,
and the successful Bidder be il readiness with his sure
ties; to close the cont ract as soon as the award is made.
No proposals for less than 500 Bushels Of G IN will
be entertai1ed. Corn to be all delivered by the 5lst OF
ecember 1853.
Proposal Is 70 be endorsed, Proposals for furnishing
Bushels Corn" The subscriber reserves Oh e right
for, and on behalf OF the United States, OF reject ing all
OF any Of the proposals that may be made
J. ". COLEMAN,
list Eieut. ID Nebraska Cavalry,
n4-2w A.. A. G.. s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
For the Advertiser.
10 fhe Public.

The undersigned President of the Exc
cutive Committee, for the relief of Po-
land, begs leave to tender his heartfelt
thanks to the citizens of Brownville for
their generous patronage, especially do
express my thanks TO Messrs. j. Mar
hone and David Seigel, for their kind as
sistance rendered on the occasion and
Ell those who contributed TO further the
cause Of freedom.
F. M. ScHIN KowsKr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

RELIGIOUS Nor1cE.-Rev. Mfr, HANS
BURY of Iowa will Preach at the Chris
tian Church next Sabbath afternoon al A
o'clock. aa
Public worship in the NJ. E. Church
on Sabbath the 18th at 10 ~ o'clock
A. M.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
ESTRAYS. FOB SAFE

The following described Cattle, having been taken m
under the EstraS Law by VIM. I. Fitzwater, and not
being redeemed, are now advertised for sale according
to Law, the sale to be held at the residence Of the
undersigned on the Path day Of October. One a DARK
red Cow. aged about eight years, appraised at $40 one
apale red, with white face, aged absut Eve years. APP
praised at Sl2 one q light red, about four years Of
age, appraised at Sf5. WN. ].
ms In-a6 u
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

Juliana Harger will take notice that Jarius HarQer
ss PLAINTIFFS filed a petition against her as d~efendeot,
in the District Court Of Nemaha equity, Nebraska. The
object Of said petition is to obtain a decree diyorcing
the said plaintiff from the said defendent, from the
bonds OF matrimOny, on the ground that said defendent
has wiIlfully abandoned the said plaintiff, for the term
of more than two years. DEPENDENT is required to an
swer said petition on or before the 25th day Of Septem-
Der 1853. E. W. THOMAS, Atty. for PIf.
a
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

straved from the premises Of the subscriber, en- the
Ard day Of July last two horses. One a ~claybanks blaze
in the face, black name and tail, branded with Q. 3.
or eight years old. One q bay, six years old, blaze IN
the face, white hind feet. and think some white On one
fore foot, head rather hOmiy. The ABOVE reward VIII
- Sivan IN raturn Of the horses to the subscriber.
DR.. i. BAIBY,
,Ea Ferry Street, Nebraska City, IT..
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
Probate Notice

Notice Is hereby given that L. N. B. Kens,5vs
made application for letters Of Administrator on h
estate Of AlOnza Johnson, iate OF the county Of Paw.
n. T, deceased, and that Monday the nh dav ser,-
Der, A. D. 1883, has been set for hearing said ami,
ton. All persona interested ere nOtiHsd to apOslrr
snow cause, II any, why letters should not be isgurs
the said applicant. H.. 6. LORE, Probate Jutg,
nf-6u "a M
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

ATcH1soN County, JoURNAL.-Is the
title of a new paper TO be started at
Rockport, Nc. 1t is to be edited by
Lieut.. Col. THOMPSON. 1t will be an
nndOubted Union paper. I'VE wish ii
abundant success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
Taken Up.

The undersigned, living near AspinEali, Nemn
county, Nebraska, has taken up q two year old Cot
Description Ceiling, both hind legs white bali EJi
his knees, star in his forehead, The owner can hr
BY proving property and paying charges.
LOUIS NEAL
July 18th, 1863. nl-sw-s2
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
NOTICE.

All those who know themselves indebted, b. Al
or account 70 the undersigned, win please eOnsh
ward and pay up, as one Of the frm is going "a
after q Fan Stock Of Goods and We must have q
money. DAB SEIGEL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
Nofice 10 ~Tax-Payerse

The taxpayers Of the City Of Br 20 : %
taxa notice that the Tax-BOok Tor 70 II i
hands for collection, with the denn4us 81 !, 80
and 1862 added thereto Those VIZ IN b. obbt
20 JUS ~ D~snalties aHxod By Law, and s0'~
s-s 70 collect the taxes c-u.ba
OTuer' are JESSE JOHN, C0A~
July IL, 1858. sV.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

A specimen Of White Willow was re-
Gently left in our Office by Mr.. CALKIFs,
measuring two feet in diameter. It was
only thirteen years old.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

The NeUs with a heart over1owing
with kindness, occasionally furnishes US
with matter for publication. We are
fortunately able to reciprOcate. The
Nsws will doubtless be delighted 10 copy
the last paragraph from a letter from
the Eeb. First in this No. Of the I'D
verfiser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

PoLAND.-Col. SCHTNKosKY, agent
for procuring "material aid'' for Poland,
visited Brownville on Tuesday Last: No
ball or concert was given, yetnearly $40
was subscribed during the few hours he
remained here.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

, Afthurs Magazine for September is
received. It contains two engraviDgs,
"tbe Cleaners and "the Letter." be-
sides the usual amount of reading matter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
Beware Of Willow Peddlers

We learn that many sWamps OF common Willow BE-
been cleaned up, and the Cuttings sold a. Gay Ella
We get our willow Of SAMUEL EDWARDS, Oh
Noble, Illinois, a responsible Nu-seryman.
THOMPSON & HEDGES
Nemaha Nursery, Nursery Hill 70
n47-tf Otoe Couuty, NebusA
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
SALIX ALBA.
The Greatest Timber for the
PR AIR he S.

Il makes q perfect Hedge fence in four Year,
~ One Acre OF it set this fall. ia ave years '
make enough Wood for one Famrlyt
1t grows straight, and very taui
It never sprouts from the roots; but Eheis
down, viii grow again from the stump, very rapidly.
EPIt is the best soft wood for fuel, Or asYo Oh
purpose!
when kept OF the ground, the rails viii lam
yearS4
It grows equally well with Us on upland, EE
tits rich. as IN the bOttOmsi
Cuttings eight inches long stuck in the grousi
the Fall, never fail 70 grOwt
~ W. sell IL for 81 per thousand Cuttings, De-
e3ed at any -four Agencies.
Parties wishing to buy, should order early ia
Agents, 50 that they may notify rs in tiuIs.
CUTTINGS
Bundled and delivered at The above Places
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

The great Union victory in Kentucky
is a bitter pill to the Co~pperheads Every
member of Congress from that State is
on the Union ticket.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
Legal NOTICE.
NsahanBlakeiy.

David n. Jimmerson.
David n Jinmerson defendent, will take notice that
the said plaintif has obtained an orcer or attachment
In which he claims $3.50 due said plaintiff from said
defenIent. The 18th September, at one O'Clock P. n,
is S ct for hearing and deciding such cause before Albert
Towl, ]. P. at Beatrice, Gage County. Nebraska, and
unless yon appear aud answer, judgment Will be rem
dered against you, with costs Of suit.
MATTHIAS BBAKELY
Beatrice, Nebraska, Aus. 8, 1853 ns-sw-sAso
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

T.R. FISHER. BrownviIls, is Agent FOR Esut
and east half OF Richardson Counties.
CURTIS s. PEAVER, Pawnee City, are Agents.
Pawnee and west half OF Richardson Counties.
REV MR.. TINKHAM, Beatrice, is Agent for Gq
and Jones Counties.
J. H BUTLER, Austin, Agent for Clay and ai
Counties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

We learn that Capt. VIM. Finny has
been discharged from the Military Pr
son at ST. Louis, on his taking the oath
and giving bond. fataf.eE ii
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

Gen Price has resigned his commits
sion in the rebel army. The Confeder-
ates are now WITHOUT none y and with
out price,"
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

MELLoNs.-We return thanks to Mr..
Entwistle and MI. Olens for fne water
melons.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

FAIR ScHooL THE Brownville School
District is now out Of debt, with enough
money in the treasury for several months
free school.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

PuBrlcx SPEAKlHG.-Gen. Ben. f.
Loan speaks at RockPort, Nc. August
26th, 1868.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

Southern papers announcethe death Of
VIM. L. Yancy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
LIST FOR 1851,
Delinquent Tax-List for Gage Co.
with Jones Co. attached,

The following described Lands and Town Lots will
be offered at Public Sale at Beatrice, Gage County,
N. rs on Monday, September 7th, 1858, for the
Taxes for 1852, together with the Penalty, Interest
and Costs of Advertising.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and con-
tiRne from day to day until all has been offered.
TIM. COALTER, Treasurer Gage Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
LIST FOR 1850.

LIST FOR 1883.
HUFF samue ell NV ar % 2 II 100 FO.7s
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

Bundled and delivered at the above places, -
soon as the leaFes fall.
, 1863-01-26

last, with ample time to carry her Kingston
and permit It to bo sent forward to Montreal, at
which hitter place 1t WAS to have been sold bcole
and instead Of The intentions being carried ont she
weasel was forced into Goderich. the port OF dis
= as C.
until repairs were made, and these we're not co.a-
mcnted on the 2tst Of November. 1t was not !he
fo4e thst date the whole Of tho materials muet hare
been obtaincd at a distance masts had to be cat
and drawn 9 distance Of forty miles a5ae 1t
were to BE- provided at distance OF several
hundred miles; Ill this WAS necessary because tn9
On ts hu u ~efs n9t 10 e
hh;s heP 9ffa ban whst ihoy could b. Mon
snd she Is forced into port Distress the under
writer's the hqll cannot pc 5naa'sa ab9o 10 Ra1
double the P1fn o1 am hns Hs on pershnbc
sarro~eucf requirement womb be sacrifice Of
their interests to those OF the cargo and freight
serve tho ntczests Of all conecTncd, Or, at least,
serve the interests Of one {whcrc all cannot be
benefted) without prejudice to any Of the others.
m se ef 2sas Fsp1 S
fore the accident was I'll, ,010 The cost Of trans
portlngthc cornfro Godcrich would have amount
I'd TO ncarly s. 500, while tho original freight was
oplJ $1.H0. a very large portion Of the cargo was
damaged: and il 1t had been transshipped, the de-
lay would hare been go great that It could not hare
gone farther thnn Kingston tit was Intended to
Frach Montreal before the autumn ieet had LETT;
and It was worth az much money at Goderich as It
would hare cold for at Kingston. Theee are facts
Iwae at Goderich when they occurred, mud / am
prepared to corroboEate them in every particular.
And being facts will any one undertake 10 say that
the vessel owners had any legal power to keep this
cargo:. What was the duty of, the Captain under
theee cifcumstances: I reply, but the language is
not minc-it IL TINT OF Lord Stowell: He was un-
der obligation to sell the cargo upless it can be
eafd that be under al obligation to let IT per
ish;" and Capt. Murray did nothing but lis duty
when he obeyed the orders Of the cargo owners and
sold the cargo.
Yours respectfully, OBJ. SAssCx.
, 1863-01-26
New York Dry Goods Market.

L 4VA AAC ANEW AOLh independently.
There is great excitement and activity in the
market for domeaticE, md prices of all cotton fab
rics have again advanced: yet they have not risen
tcrial. The prospects therefore are wo1se for the
consumer. The nenr approach Of the spring trade
has compelled dealers to Lay in stock, which they
deferred doing az long rs they conld, and now they
find the market bare. Qus1ity Is now being sacri-
feed to price, even at the expense Of durability
Prints have advanced &c. and are very active, with
q deficient supply. Spring goods are in rnnEkct.
varied assortment Of lawns is now offering.
There 10 speculative demand for cottonales,
meres. Denims are in active demand at hsshar
ings afc very scarcc. FIT stock IL feducel, aud
few new goods arc being made. The recent sales
Lave bccn very large, at considerable advance
iii price. Low and n,e1fun, grades arc most ca
gsrly sought for, The movement in woo1en goods
Ia very active: a speculative demand prevails
Spring styles OF fancy Cassmeres have been bought
up, and orders given for new supplies In advance
OF production, Silk mixtures are much wanted.
satinets are very active. The market is being
bear but little wear. The higher grades are steady
Delanesare iu good supply, and hare not advanced
Doetkins aud cloths are selling at considerable
advsncc. Foreign goods share in the general buoy
ancy Of prices. The importers are not offering
their goods yet. Low-prccd back silks arc engcrlJ
tasen. Black cloths also sell well under qnicl
demand. Ribbons keeping advancing. but holder!
arc slow to sell. 1mpoftations arc moderate. ami
the high prices askcd for all desirable goods teadil
given. The high price Of gold adds TO the higj
prices Of wool and cotton considerably; and as for
egn exchange goes up, SO must foreign goods; bu
domestic goods 60 up from the same causes, ant
in 81 equal degree.
, 1863-01-26
COMMERCIAL.

lofal. .56102 1395SO 8o4T 10a09 37Q3 1455
The advance In gold this morning to 14sX caused
more active demand for nearly all kinds Of pro-
dHcc, and the general markets were more active
and better. In the afternoon tho quotation Of the
second Board Of the New York Exchange was 14ezz,
and prices closed firm, With an upward tendency.
The Provision market WAS more actlye and firm
CT. Mess Pork waa quiet aud neglected-the sales
being light Of Country Mess at $i2s So and Of II. o.
at $l1.50. Citypacked Mess Pork is held at $500
@13.s5. Prime Mess Pork is steady at S11.00-at
which price about 800 brls we're sold to-day. Eng
ljah meats were in better inquiry and shade
frmer-with sales OF 750 boxes at SIC for Short
Aiddles, and 6fc for Long Boneless Middlee,
Short Bonclcss Middles were In demand at &c, but
holders we're asking ft@7kc. Da1k Nests were
in fair request, but the offerings were light, and
only about eo0opcs Hams were sold, at 61lc, loose
Lard was in active demand and fsm at Scat which
price about 900 tres prime city Steam and Kettle
changed hands. A lot of Loo tres Kettle also
changed hnnds at 9c delivered ut Quincy. No
city Lard was sold at sxc, and country lets Of
prime at 64Gs15c. Yellow Grease was in good de-
n,ara, and We note raie Of $50 tres at SIC.
The receipts Of Hogs today were 1885, There
cepts for the week. as posted each day on Change,
were az follows:
, 1863-01-26
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
THE 3soNEY MARKET.

CAIuHUA1 EfESkSds uaQ. ~ 1901.
The weather for nearly the entire week has been
cxccsah1c but in spite of that the business OF the
city has been heavy, The demand for money Of
course Is active, aud from present appearances the
usual 1ull in transactions during the winter Il not
likely 10 be realizca OPP rators in provisions and
produce were ncger more busy, aud our ncr-
chants arc also doing very heavy trade. In spite,
therefore, Of the scason. thc and all rise CHI
caso is dccidls prosperous.
New York Exchange is II anything shade
closer, but rates remain unchanged. The buying
range is parGah discount; selling 1-s0NH pre-
MUM The demand has been rather improved TO-
day, but the supply is still in excess Of the wants
of customers.
Gold was firm under slight upward tendency
in New York, the opening price there being 4s7ss.
Thcrangc here WIS 46AI47H-on]y few having
the nerve to take 1t much above the 1owerhguEe.
Old Treasury notes were bought at 4sl344,
usually the lower figure. New demands are plen,
tier. The brokers paid u premium and sold y.
The range for silver was soGa35.
There is much anxiety And speculation In bust,
ncss and financial circles as to Whit course Con
srcss is likely 10 adopt, and its effect upon the
monetary atIAirs Of the country. Az usual, Wall
street. and In fact, everybody is but too apt to aca
upon tho worst effect that be feared In the fu
turc. We prefer as the wiscat con1ae for all con
eerucd to avoid spccnlatious, give facts as theJ
occur, and await the developments Of the future.
BANK TO BE MOUND Ur.-The probabilities AT
that the Branch Of the Bank Of the State, at La~
rcnccburg, Indiana, will be ,wonnd up By rcsoln
ton Of le present Legislature, on acconnt O
| palpablc violations OF its charter by the prcscn
owners and directors.
TIE above IL from the Louisville Journal. I
does not state what the violations charged arc.
NEW York Stock and Money Market
By Telcgrarh,1s NEW YoRK, Jan. 2I. 1868.
STOCKS Second Board = Stocks strong ant
l r31n
, 1863-01-26

EFfom PATTERSON Bro g. Circular By the Arabia- ]
heat-Therc has been stes1y
nsrket during 1he week and prices are again fully
ferieF kinds continue neglected, except at rela.
tiye1y low rates. F1our-No new feature In ya1ne
there IL, however, an improved demand for sour
and ont Of condition lots ut at about COS: really
continues limited but prices Of mixed are uuater-
cd. Baltimore white realises 3ss. Western has
been sold at decline oils.
SEEps-A fair enquiry exists for new clover at
4Gs to LIS as In quality old quite neglected. No
sales to report fn either timothy Or 1axseed.
PRoy1sIoNs.-Bacon-The market remains In a
very unsatisfactory state. and stocks accumulate
It Is llcut to quote actual yalue as the trade de-
for purchasing In quantity in anticipation Of lowe1
pricea. Lard-Salcs reach 80 tons at from 35s te
3ss for low to good refining quality, and from 81:
TA1Gow-Fire quality alone Is wanted at full
rates; the medium aud low kinds arc plentiful aus
almost unsaeable.