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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-17
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nthtsn.
Nus Nep Srleanltr 8l1ttern e~ntnetmea
mir nod folsenre Gin,sln6eiten ubsr Die &r~
etgnilie In Der @alpsltoa 8utt.
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lisftn bier, NIT 8dumwOtlsnbaasn sepan3er.
te &ebtIenbcCte aus cem Sulf1Gptpgcu in
ptt @alpsltpnbd9 serare ouf unege 8abr,suse
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fef, iGidte jspCG stniae moblge3teite SatIIe
III ben etnen Der feinrliAen Damplsr, 70 paB
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unp natnsn tie In 8,ts. rod nt1t Obns tr1fe
tise 0sgenwebr Der npn ubrigen WidunImaft,
wpbet 2teut. See uuo fat IdmmtIide 0eute sea
tSotet purren. SObann er.feR DIE 3tsbtlen
loas 5lasSeni&if @sitFelO an, pel4ss sbsE-
falls feliab. 9iaG msbreren uuslUlen Gsriua
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Cuff Su lprengeu. Die meilfea Sit;tere unD[
NdtrOlen mttaneu, Capt. Nsnit1p, 9tsut.
3immermaun, SaJsntrur Green, ;pet 0uar.
titrmetfsr, pier 5eSer unO cine 8op,sbslaa-
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Ranpnenbpote OWaseU Ipuroeu ;pst Wtauu
setGotet unD elf ~Ssrpunpet, DIG onpsru SABRE
aeuge entfamen.
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brpnen Gapalsrte, ben @tIpannen elmer Bat.
terte, n elmer Nn3abl BON Srauen unb
JRinbsrn, bic naG @alUsltpn luolten, enttam
lSIIdliG. Gr tebrte 3etttg nm, unc beseanete
osr 5resatte SrcCti9n auf iSrsr Sour mad
1ptvem ptass.
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auf UtdSburs mar non in Nsp SrIsaus Be-
retts uaterrtbtCt. m a.s a ~
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9te @uutber1anOsA rntee.
. 0ie gsrla1ae Der sam,pfsnSen arnseen.

Gtnem BON SennsIIee, aus nem ge8sr Dee
General &cienfrau3 eiugeIanI eaenL Snreibs:l
eis1es nn,ertsaniifen SffSiers, entnebmen mir
6pl9enoes : e4I.l-eo1f33<
Murfreesbpt9, 10. Sun. Die
@eA1e 8rtgabe fanb utter Commando bss
General OiGia BON 9noiana. Dtsler TT
elmer unlsrer belten Sff;iere. uno Fine MGan=
IAoft biz. an aas9s3etdnetllfn aelGulie. &r
nurbe am Wtttpod, peE 81. DECEMBER per-
Ipnuoet, ussp gertttb lpcatn IN 0sfangeafTaft.
(Gs lAetnt dIIc lsicer bennph lE1 8u FEE
aGtt9sn, eaB Sen. g5tuid 6lelirt pprbe,,
pbeletd,, un8edd,tet Der srltsft beSfalNf8en Wiel<
onug, fpdtste 8erid)te es In Nbreoe (teuteu.)
@eneral No(epfrons lanote 9euts NOD etnem
0ahidilb BON gefauaen Benommeren Nebeden
ab, l79 Mlann fart, 3Sfft8sere nit eIEaes
lGlDlfen, mad 9lalbptIe.
8ts jest IEne ipntt 1900 nab gtaibptle
abGeIan0te ~G'efan1eHe, Die nOrOlpartS geldtft
unp 81 Nlton (5a.) berrabrt reyoen Ioasn,
bier ahgfiuminfil.
gia ieBt tsGapst IiA Die &umberlancy4 rn1es
in statu quo. Gle @eneral Rolenfran3
ypetter perti.aeu farm, mnB sr NrneeSprrdtke
~abpartsu uap- Die 81 enbaAn sptsssr hsrlteueH.
Die Ntuee beftacet 1@ itriBeaa tn gutem
3ultanoe. a
Die 1ebeusn S~erlUgsn spet 8enerals, bic
auf peri Waes bliebeh. Gin Drittsr psirpe
l0per, uuD ncA 3pet aioereI siAte sr1psHest
9ld9 einsr 8eteIenssittaB ren nHsbeI Ban
ner", DerloTsn Ie In ,,nst-la9en prei @ulDnel6,
1ets gstSptet, unb' Srpet Die lhrpsr Sariptnbet
purOsa ; ieb3eba getGbtese @aPttanea. nnp
9~ieutenaNts, laD stmanooief5ta p~eripunDste
EO|F3irre.-9n Der ser{AteDtneu 1Spttalsru
be~ finneu .iG rtcG5 1900 oespauDste Nsbelleu.
fTciqsnoes Il, sftpa pss @e9ano pssl fetaptiben
8frlubes: #1I14o@ o~-tiio'2 YtIo'Vs
h 81 n netknt.fsi itrfa harnisanets SN{flIs ~
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nnea psrpuNoetsn 0ffal
@5umria, $50. 900

fs1 arIti q H38 ~ tE Suntm1. ITO 900
WuBeycem Oerlpr Der Setnp mebrere Tabnsn
us,o ueau Gthf @eThiee.
Der nbev, onsefabrte 8eylmf 1T ibri8enS
nur In rupoen 3ableu, unD ~jebfnfats nleori
ger angeretset ais Err III BirtliGtett betrd9t.
llnIsv @edulle fnO fo'9enoe. Die etnan
Der ~9eeeniber ltebeaoen 1%ruppsnmaNsn warsn
70 sternItG pom eletdbsr Sidrfe, Die 8fbeiles'
battfn 81, 600 Menai i'm @sEAt, mir $4,000.
DapOn pflloren ptr ,pet @eneraie. Gtner
whgtso gstGetett ogr oncere 9efanssn 9encm
ntn. Sta Drttter lpurpe iAwerA %rerpunpet.
Stebeu uno snasste @ptoaelss nuroen fa,npf
unfd9ig, statee getUetet, anpers tn bSberem
Oosr aetinBerem @rdot psrieunoet.
gBir babeP an eetSRtstet unb psripars9 "
reten Off3ieren ans - 'aN $50
8etSpteteh SolDaten 4sr . a.4o5s 800
Uerpiiaceten ~ 45OO
B~sfanBe1ea 3 lsfI's ga asl5t % 1000
Sunn,e unfeter @erlnfe 975O
aussrpem purbfn pom dSEeltbf, Set III I'M
fern Radsn umbsrl&wGrmte nod eine Nn-
3abl BON Si!lesn, 6ubrleuten tnD lunliseu
Observation-Disclosures s%efargen ~senOanmer. 10 Daf
unisr 8erluit psra pfs. 5einOes 3ismtin gIetd
tn. MuBerOem nabm Der 6eino nns 81 u,
tilsrieltiide, mebrere NrmeeporraF5e. Baggage
uno oeraf,, aber feline SABINE. Der eefalene
0tsbslengeneraI Stains uno ipnrDe Elm pan.
Gage mad Der S4laAt bier 3ur Gree beifattet,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-17

GroRes SdbnceseN6ber tn @Gnatd.
Toronto, 10. San. @tn tntIsbliGes
S4nesestSber bsrrl4te beuts bier unp i'm
ean;en 3anrt.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30
FEMALE PITTS

The medicines that these Pills ara oo,,,ou.,-x.,
1ng experience IN private practice have been ~
nc most useluI remedy against those general
the female sex arc subject to- They cleans p'iiss
anu cause Tree circulation of the blood NJ :iy
s!agnated; open those Instructions which
gins are liable to, and bring nature int 80 'il-
ciahnel whereby health is restored ana ~ P4!oPoi
Mho looked IKE DEATH restored to lively npI;
.le uest medicines ever discovered for voun,.
women when afflicted with what is comnoori !ouhS
INC ureen Sickness which two OF three bow' S Siou
tall Vi curing and are also excellent for tbe nIit
ia u ~ .ie Heart glddnesS in the head loathinp f
11ou' pad digestion, pains of the stomach hat;e ~
He teTles OF the neck short breath unon 49, 49,
;'I SINKING OF spirits, detected cluntenanco ~
eases tb ti ana conversation. For all such dis
eases' they are the most excellent and sIccassf,i i
ana may be given from seven years old to
"9o indispensable for married women ,,nfs.. 5
taien 3 u"' "aer sch c'seanastances must never De-
sa" "nuer Pe'Gty Of miscarriage But thew o,,cbt a.
ways 10 be taken one month after dcliverv ~
lnc nouS ana purge on those gross humora yybica h
numerous diseases and render women
I'm ID ny al lher lives; and therefore sh0uId ha 70
ken by an women, at the age Of ivn M fst 70
prevent those disorders which usually attend thy
These Pills have likewise baen.. f,,,,,.
ieneuy elther lor mem or women in all honocb ronS;
hysterlc or vapourish disorders for thew eyed;,
inc to meIapchnI throw OF all gross humors tend
S ~ eianchoiy, lnvigorate the sinking shirts ans
cause an universal cheerfulness in the bodv F' A~
hond no 9oone rms are manufactured with nv own
MINUS put them in boxes, seal them ami sonJ +t,
to You, all under my ownsuperyisi Sinu seiu tneIn
say 70 you that from the long practical e2ner;nc -
nave mad OF the medicines of which thew are
before the people, '''' 'ei1ale fllis now
doi nana Dill announces their existence or
eieits advertisement porsuades you to buy them
est form OF feeling. my own agent mo nrsnr
teis 10 my iiS and OF course there is bnt one pros
cine p' fnr aaG ana to those who in need of ned
lem they viii not only find them what thew are recom
pi W 70 De- put will save so cents as there Is no
YOU have bon na9d sod less than dollar and whon
t;n !ouIsell' Tor, with each box is printed direc
'l9 m now y to make them in all cases
sac sD Each p9x contains forty Pills. which is ten do
SOS, ana Is sealed up in their directions " -" Wv
Price 5Ocents por box postage bald TO any Stat.
~ ~ any person sending me One Dollar nd four lat
VIII receive postage paid all three Of nv
"fI aSi the Books Chart, PilisJ - -
2lS. Chicago Ill. mo- an a'0DAt'00N T. "
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

FAIRBANKS ScALES.-Having learn
that in some eases, persons with
lom we have no connection whatever,
We been travelling through the coun-
representing themselves as our agents,
as selling scales made from Fairbanks
terms, &c, we deem it proper to say
at the genuine Fairbanks, scales are
ade only at Saint ohnsbury, Vermont,
here they have been made for thirty.
rec years or more, by L. & t. Fair
INKS & Co.. the original inventors, and
at others represented as such are only
stations. If the agents for such 9th
scales have confidence in their merits
lev would have no occasion to resort
such means to sell them, or avail
emselves of a reputation which the
Iessrs. Fairbanks have honestly earn
! All our travelling agents will be
finished by us with certificates Of
gency, which they will be happy to
AOw to purchasers with whom they
lay not be personally acquainted.
FAIRBANKS, GREENLEAF & Co.
Chicamn Anril Odd 1863
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

Il is no longer doubt. but positive
'ct, that Syrup can be manufactured
Iom Sorghum.
Being convinced that the above is
rue, the undersigned intends to erect
'achiDery for that purpose, and will
eeage Y manufacture sorgum on shares.
'aEmers who intend to cultivate the
orghun, are invited to call and see the
abscriber.
Y SAMUEL HENDY.
April Sth, 1863. -
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

ny- The Teachers Institute adver-
ed in this paper to take place at the
,prt House, in this village on Mon
u April 9th, isnow in progress here.
9 understand that Mr. PICKARD, the
lie superintendent, gave the people an
lcresting talk on Education at the
yurt House, on Tuesday evening,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser having been restored to health IN le
weeks, by very simple remedy, after haNlhs tbat
several years with severe lung affection, anu ne.
dread disease Consumption anxious TO MAKE =
to his fellow-snferers the meansof cure = - 49,
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the pre- f
scripton used free of charge) with the 5 a
sure CURE for Consumption, Asthma, BronchItis D. ~
The only object of the advertiser in serdng tns
scripton is to benefit the afflicted and spreau i
nation which he conceves to be invaluable, ana ~
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as 1t VIII coS'
them nothing, and may prove blessing. w..
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, NlHiamsouFs, h4De'
County New York. ~ 81 e e
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30
NOTICE.
~ Eight Horse Power Engine for
Sale

WILLIAM LANYoN, of Mineral Point
as an Eight Horse power Engine in
rst rate working order For sale cheap.
Iny one in want of IN engine of this
ind, would do we'll to call and see him
soon as possible; arrangements can
9 made for It's purchase on reasonable
erms. n3l NV
Mineral Point, April 18th, 1868.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

The farmers in this section have
d grand time for getting the seed
50 far, this season; much Of the
eat sown is already throwing up a
autiful carpet of green. Grass is
% springing up fine and the prospect
that butter will be more plentiful short
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

gym the matter of Butter, there is a
at dearth in this market at present; there
aothing like enough to supply the daily
nand. We have been hunting the article
week without success,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

Marks of progress are visible in this
age, gardens are undergoing quite rem
Ition. and we perceive there are several
Y buildings in process of erection.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

10 How was it that the village council
officers did not meet at the Town Hall on
nday evening. One or two persons came,
ted a while, and went home disappointed.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

There were some people in Mineral
mt last Saturday, asking 81 bushel for
atoes, they were glad to to get IS cents
store pay before they went home.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

NOTICE.

EDITOR OF CHRONICLE DEAR SIR With your
permission wish say the readers of yonr paper
that will seud by return mail 70 all who wish it, free
a Recepe with fun directions for making and using q
simple Vegetable Balm that will eectually remove in
10 davs Pimpes, Blotches, Tans Freckes, and all i'm
purites fhe Skim leaving the SOFT clear smooth
aad beautiful. M
& win also mai free to those having Bald Heads OF
Bare Faces simple directions and information that will
enable them start full growth Of Luxurent Hair
Whiskers or Moustache, in less than thirty DAYS All
applicaons answered by return mail without charge
Respectfully yours, TH0S. F. CHAPMAN, Cbenaist
No e3I Broadway, New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

Ey- We notice that the stores in town
We been replenishing their stock, and the
inns leaning from the Railroads have been
inging in large supplies in the way of
oceries.
Mr.. JOSEPH ROGERS have laid in quite a
lck to supply the summer demand. Mr..
SIss also has quite a replcnishmcnt in
eway Of good groceries, to be disposed
to those who need
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

have in the hands Of one of the best Iitborrorb.-
IN inc united States, large ANA TOMICAI IN pr
Two eet Dy Jour- on fine paper, showing ten fina pt
FIN ce .: as NOT Generation of the Male and Femas
accompanying this Chart explaining al tb Snee.,
oi the inherent organs. This chart will be mailed
par ai 70 an orders accompanied with SO cents
snail not have any vmore printed thar ~ ou9n, -
Il a9r % the expense OF getting up tho small pros
2l3. 10 10 NVo1NSON, r G. Box
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

az From the statement coming along in
papers just now, it seems to amount
. certainty that Judge Dixon is reel
ed
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30
WISCONSIN HOUSE.
JOSEPH HOOKING, PRopRrEroR,
NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD
DIR. whittier.
164 S. Clark ST., Chicago, III.

l64 S. Clark ST., Chicago, III.
0HAS for many years made the treatment Of pri-
@H vate diseases his business and study SYPHILIS in
X all forms CLEFT and STRUCTURES Particular at
IL tention given to all old standing cases, which were
formerly considered incurabe Also the effect Of so-
tary habit both ruinous to body and mind and pro-
duces some of the following ohects-
Botches bodily weakness, constipation, loss Of
ory pain in the small of the backcan be fully restored
TO health. -
CONSULTATION FREE.
RJ>Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed.
Post Office Box 2294. All letters with stamp answer
ed
from 4. ". until Q P. N. n2S-1y
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

Flour-$675, Bbl.
Potatoes go, BushI. .1g
Apples $500, :"
Sorghum Syrup-6o, gal
Butter-124@15 ID.
Eggs-6, doz.
Lard-8, ID, ''' ''i
Corn Meal-$1.25, Cwt.
Buck Wheat-$2.5o,
Onions-$1OO Bush'l
Beans SEoo, Bush'lf (DCf
+. Peas-$1.OO Bush'l 81 1)8A
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30
RANK. safes.
THE LATEST TR1UMPHs OF LILIES sAFEsI

sale Pear Pear S n 6 w III
recently
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

'0poEpILLE, April 80.
Msncral-Ssl.
Wo0d-s8.oo, Dry.
se.75, Green. $50
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

our
by sis Herring New York and one made by Yourself
truly
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30


THREE by
w. 49,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30
AN UNExAMpLED FIRE-pRooF TEST IN NEW YORK

thofJu
destroyed
tire
then
G hos cont
attended, the
Idemi
nndoit cntt3
A. L, WINNIE,
IS DuborS hGagoI
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

They are constructed by frame,
or box, being made of wrought bars
a inch thick, two inches wide, cross
ing each other at right angles, form
ing a compact network. This is
placed into mould for casting the
Safe, and when the cast iron is pour
cd, 1t forms a chilled iron body
around the wrought iron, about two
inches thick, which is as hard as a
plow-point or the face of car-wheel
and is perfectly drill proof. Inside
OF this iron body is attached the best
FIRE-PRooF CoMPosIToN
yet known, about 4 inches in thick
ness.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

This new work is intended to show clearly, and in
night that may be plainly understood by ali and eyery
one, That TINS important subject lies wholly in the
hands OF the husband and wife, and may be controlled nv
them at will and that too without the use of any med.
zeal drug or humbug instrument of any kind whatever
But simply by observing cetan rules Tor NAV sa =.
laws OF nature, which are laid down TNsgol5s'si'
do not wish to be understood that this Theorv
originated with me, by any means for it was first
amlned IN Paris some thirty years or more ago. and
mas since been undergoing the closest investigates
ana proofs and Is now considered by our most scien
thc physicians, as rule to be fully treed unon e
strlcty observed. i would say that within tba iaas
hVe years, nave placed it in the hands of MANY viii
whom was we'll acquainted, for the express nnrn
OF fuy satisfying myself of its true yalne ond 90
seventy different cases II have known only one tI
and that was traced to a that could NOT b
proved otherwise. "ot nave
would say, in conclusion, I think I nm, tho frat ..
put this matter before the world in clear and sub
stantia form, and in a. form that hone NAV he c",
pretended and appreciated by all who may reed nv
book: 10y u ny
One word more. This book will be no adyertisinr
humbug OF some great thing which Ibaye 70 sell bt
free from it, and simply Handsomely got mn hook ~
seVenty-ve pages, on nice fine paper fine clear nrnt
and handsomely bound in colored and enameied be-,
covers, and will be sent to any postage paidl en-
closing me FIFTY CENTS All letters to be addressa
to DIR. ROBINSON. p, o., Box 2l3. -
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-30

~ NE DOLLAR viii pay for the DcdgeviTe oHzoSTcLs
|. enc year If paid in advance
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

Ons were steady. A further considerable movement
was reported IN whale oil, comprising $500 bbs but
Pnovrsoss Pork 10 a shade armer for new meas. with
good demand IN part secslssve sales $500 bsis. at
and $Il so S2 so Tor old and prime, Including
2ooo new mess deliverable December private TERMS
Ceipts los bss Bee is steady, with sale. 500 bbis
at SIS S4 for mess, and si4 25 SIS 80 extra
900 i,srcss sold for November delivery At about S2s
Beef steady $l8 for Western 200
ing changed hands ut 7c for short middes ncud
Ing Cumberland 70 arrive In December, at SIG, and
200 bbls tierces part speculation IL
IL &C for common 70 prime. Receipts sos bbs. and
IS kegs Butter quoted at 2cc. 2Sc, and cheese at
PnRoIEun.--Receipts, LII bbls. Tho market was
very du and sales were light Prices were no lower,
pecay TOR bonded ell which neglected Tho sales
were about 200 bbls Crude, In lots. at 3oc Slc.,
mostly at Soc 500 do rr all November buyers option,
33c (coatract bought bac) 900 do. refined 4sc 49c
Soc ncludng small lots OF 200 300 bbs at 4Sc. 49c d
d. do at tho same option and same rate call Of 500
bbIs. for November was reported at 60c and So one
OF 500 last part December SIC. and 81 5O Of
g. Goo bbs for lecember Soc and 81 per bbl This call
business Is SIMPLY System of gambling, which the
more prominent dealers are striving TO frown downand
It Is therefore very difficult obtain PARTICULARS. In free
the sales about 500 bbls including light straw TO
white, at SIC. 70 59c ard 900 gallons 10 tin
25c. q 27c. for refined Sales $50 bbls
TEA very dull, and we heard OF sales OF only lao
CnestS SCucnOng on prlvato terms
TosAcco was dull with small sales Kentucky on private
terms
WAx.-The market Ia quiet for want Of supplies
wHALEHE-we note sales Of 25 900 lbs Arctic atSl S.
Wool Is In good request and the market rules In favor
Of sellers. Stock light and but little coming forward
Sales $50 bales Cape at DOC 45c the latter outside
price; 100 bales Mexican private terms and IS 900
lbs. domestic fleece at 73o Soc. as TO quality. Tho
consumption Is very large In OF the immense guam
ty Of goods required by the army and the impossbty
Of obtaining an adequate supply q cotton has started up
multitude OF smll mills and tho ready absorption OF
the receipts Of TINT there perma
cessation In the demand tho material for
long time como.
bbs. at these figures, the market closing strong Re-
ceipts, 1874 bbls.
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