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Living Gir,nc. only one Ia Ameries;
Great Performing Elephant, Iippo
: ih. exercised by Frank Nash I;
Black African Ostrich, nine feet high,
). A GREY ostrich Zebra Pair Of
White Rear; falr young Lions I;
California GrizIiy Bear. very large I;
firns1l Leopard AMI Young. African
Panther, Easli,h failow Deer, sill
yer Stripe Nycni, African Spotted
Hysna. American Panther or Puma /;
Poonlh or llinIoostan Bear. only
one in America; African Llon, Ash
attic Iian. Bensli Leopard, Young
Lion 3 Years old. brazilian Tiger,
S. 4. Jagaar, African Leopard, Roy
al B-ngi fisor, only one 80 America;
Bnrn4r = Or SACRED Cow,Ice or Polar
Bear Rocky Mountain Wild Cat,
Japanese hwkiR Swine, African
Gsz~ii-, Virginia Possom, American
nlark Rear, chinese and Mexican
Dogs. NV holland Kangaroo. ARR
can Cfawael Crane. Black Wolf.
Grey WOLF, Egyptian Goose, African
Porsupine. very rare Blne sand
HHl g. stnc. White Stark, very large,
Black swan, African Pelican, Span
ISL and Americsn Fowls. silver
rhoa,ints. noiden phcasants, Span
i,h Msriws. American isriu, Aiyac-
ca Sheep. tAshmsre Sheep. White
Lana. lager Cat, Aei aad Yellox
Crest tnrkstnos. Parrots Anl Doves /,
Monkcys anl Does. Java Hare snd
Guinea ltge. Ant Eater and Coatim-
rtanfs. iiehoon amt White Faced
Mon ~. Wo1l Dn-ks and Carrier
Doves. l.oas armed Gibbons. Rocky
M0untsin Baireg Australian Shell
paro9ne o.. Nhiie Rats and Mice,
Wildah lsirls, Black Squirrel, Coc-
atiis, African H1ey Parrots. 1aiapico
Prrr1ts, lnre Brl,. African Kins
Mock i'arol lntts, A gsfKaiiau ko-ella,
Lan faT0queiis. LORI Grauda Ring
Parrots. s. a Parrots, Chinese Par
olnsits. klns and teHash Parrots,
Rosa coekai00. Sgfin HrrsSf farn-.
quri', EVypp-, rlay- iasi added the
Great AtIkALlAN BIRD SHOW,
consisting OF an inimsnsc number Of
Birds OF EVERY variety and plumAge.
Preceding the gorgeous !
procession on its arrival fntot
tAe place Of exhibition, mne
be seen The COLOSSAL COL
DEN on ARIOT containing
Orfo NoRN IS toRsEr BAsD. :
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lSpsfial ilotiles.


DIR. Marshalrs Catarrb snuff ia tbc hest
roineuy known Tor CArARRu, and all Diseases
caused 10y Cold in the Head. Sold by all Drug
s'S'7 7-lam1y
Notice is hereby given that application will be
made TO the next session of the Legislature Of
vermont Tor the charter Of an Aqueduct Compa-
ny, with the privilege Of taking water either from
Fairfield or Franklin Ponds or from Lake Cham
plain and conveying thcsamc to st. Adams Village
St. Adams, August 10. 1s64. 22tf
Notice is hereby given that application will be
made to the next session Of the Legislature of
Vermont. for tax to be levied on franklin Coun-
ty, for the purpose Of building a new Court
House in st. Alhans for the use Of said County.
St. Adams, August 10, 1864 22tf
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st. Adams, Vt 2-u
I GILMAN. DENTIsT.-Of Office in the
IL. kINGMAN BLOCK, Main ST., opposite the
Congregational Church. 1-tf.
L A. soWLEs. Attorney and Counsellor at
II. Law and Solicitor in Chanccry. Office over
Maryin's store, Qately occupied by White 4
Sowles) ST. Adams, Vt.
7. S.-Win attend to Collections, and prosecute
Claims against the United States for Arrears Of
Pay. or Bounty to Soldiers, Widows and Inyahas
Pensions, &c, DC. 3-tf
NJ BUCK. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
vi. LOR AT LAW Also. Agent for first
class Insurance Companies, and for obtaining
once over Weeks store. 1-tf
LNARRAR BROTHERS, IRON MER-
4 CHANTS.
Dealers in Nails, Glass Oils. Paints Agricnl-
tural Tools, which We Offer at a luw cash figure.
Corner Lake and Main streets
81. Adams, March 10. lsd4 l-tf
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Prepared expressly for the TRASsoBPT.l
BosToN, Sept. IS 1864.
Elour and NfenI par I'LL
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Convertible into per cent, 500
Gold Bond.

In addition to the very liberal interest on tho
notes for three years, this privilege Of conversion
is now worth about three per cent per annum
for the current rate for 500 Bonds is not less
than nine per cent. premium, and before the war
the premium on six per cent. Y. S. Stocks was
over twenty per cent. 1t will be seen that the
actual profit on this loan, at the present market
rate is not less than ten per cent per annum.
It's EXEMPTION from State or Municinal
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p.
Ana he Jingics Of Asta.
All OF which were caused to
contribute the choicest speci-
mems OF Animated Nature to
be found within their resi- &C.
tive realms. They arrived in
n. i late in the Fall of '63
where an unparalleled and
most triumphant success n
waited them. Flushed with
new laufels ofsnecess n trav-
cling paraphanalia was de-
of the most transcen-
dant magnifloence possible TO
conceive which through their
immense resources spranR
Into existence as If by magic.
Cages ofthe most gorgeous dcscrip-
hon ; Uagops Of the most costly
character ; Harness Of snpossing
beauty and elegdBce; Horses Of
Ne best Ardltan JloOd; Mammoth
pdricgaftd CdHrdss Of immense
proportion 4, And an entire refinue
IF Inequdlled eroellefloe are here 10
be seen.
Human intellect could not
In its grandest moment OF
,Odception originate any
hing more grand and daz-
ding to behold. The veriia-
bic Van Amburgh, (whom en-
vious persons from his long
absence from America have
AIKEN advantage, and caused
he press 10 announce his de-
,ease) will accompany the
and head the TRI-
uMPHAL PROCESSION
On its entrance to the place
Of exhibition which will rep
resent in oriental splendor
A Moving Panorama
Neariy one mile in length.
VAN AMBURCH
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Aleu- Advertisements.

4 LOOTED PAY.-Assignecs and others
y holding Allotted Pay of the Cavalry Rcgi-
ment are hereby notified that returns have been
received TO July LIST, and this office is prepared
to pay the sums received n the usual way.
JOHN b. PAGE, Treasurer.
Rutland, sept Sd, 1864. 26
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Business directory.

mcgowan - FORD. DENTISTS
vi Office over Wead and Duren's Drug store,
st. Adams, W. 2-tf
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PUMPS,
LEAD PIPE,
STOVE PIPE,
ZINC.
HOLLOW WARE,
TIN WARE,
JAPANNED WARE,
PRESSED WARE,
TOILET WARE,
ENAMELLED WARE,
LANTERNS,
COAL HODS,
SHONEI.S and TONGS,
CORN Peppers,
APPLE PARERs,
FLAT-IRONS,
WAFFLE-lRONs,S &c, kc.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMES1.

On and after January 6, 1864, Passenger Trainr
viii run MS follows:
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DOWNWARD TRAINS.

-or on arriyafof trains from Boston Worcester,
pn.tland. A..
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Leave st. Adams at ESQ a. m, $50 a. M, ll.55
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- uTLAsD AND BuRLIN GTON Raj

MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls at IL so a. m. 1000 p. m,
sSO A. IN. Arrise at Rutland at 400 p. m,
~. 30 a. m, TO- 10 a. IN.
Leave Rutland at LIS a. M, 40 a. m, s4S
?. m Arrive at burlington at Asp. ~. 4.0s
a. M, 1000 q. IN, GOO D. m.
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The next annual session Of the
Grand Royal Arch Chapter of YER
mont will be held at st. Adams on the
first Wednesday Of October, 1864, at
O'Clock, A. NJ, which will probably
he fully attended by representatives
from the thirteen subordinate chapters
Of the State.
, 1864-05-05

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbune.l
Sr. Louis. Mny4, 1851.
TorAcco-Prices contti ua without change
FlorR-Fery dull eates comprise 800 bbls country
NE, $7.25, Inspected: 2o3 do XX. t7.75.
GRAli-Wheat-sa1eso Of I, ,173 racks choice to extra
Gu ice at tt.1G15 1,an do good to PRIME at $3.50
@l66; 1886 to fuir 1t II 5o9l.55 ISIS do common at
st.45 1,1.o do club ut st7K. Corn 1rner GALES ia
sacks choice white at $i.163118; s9a do prime white
At sf.1s; 1,eza do choice yeloW at $l.12@1.l., Rye
md Barley aetivo sales a Ibis Rye d: s1zc, incud-
ng bt1. 2s5 do Bpstng Dsrlcg at ss'. Oats higher;
sn'es Of Sc sacss ut 4 do 9lc $50 do in second
haI d bags Rt87c.
wu1sK1--saes Of 50 bbls at s11a: rs do in lots at
$t.'5
FoRK AND BAcoK-Firm. Sales OF 800 brl4 city
mess at per brl 10 cheks clear bacon sides 1ic
u suEsr hhda clear sides fsAc perl ID.
GRccERIzs-Fair TO primo. Flo coffee in second
hand. at Asa9c. Sugar Is held etH Ia second hands
at21k@92c for prime Louts!ana, There IL little or
rene in the ma:sct Of quality shat woa'd sell for
lek than e1c- We change quotations Of .noasaes
to <l.u OF 10 for good 10 prime plantation.
, 1864-05-05
VOLUME XVII.

accumulated at Chattanoog, It is generally
believed that he will make direct for Atlanta,
point second only to Richmond in fmpor
tance to the rebels, and in strategic point
Of view, Of more value to the Confelcrates
than their present carital. Longstreet hay
Rg Withdrawn from East Tennessee to rein-'
force Lee, Sherman is no longer menaccd by
the danger Of large rebel force marching
through Bulls Gap and falling on his line Of
communications across the States of Teuncs-
see and Kentucky. He has probably occn-
lied and fortified the Gaps before this time.
Sherman has great natural obstacles to
overcome before he eau reach Atlanta The
rtbe1s under johnson hold line of immense
strength near Dalton. It includes the strong
II fortified positions ut Tunnel Hill aud Buz-
zard's Rooet. And beyond these are the
Coosa and EtoWa rivers to be crossed in the
face Of vigilant, powerful and resolute
enemy. But once these difficulties are sur
mounted and the rocky chain is passed, sher-
mans army will emerge upon the plains Of
Georgia, and find a country comparatively
unexhausted Of supplies, with roads running
parallel with the streams leading to Charles.
ton and Savannah.
And ROW comes to appear, If it has not
before, the propdety Of the one hundred
days call. An army of over four hundred
thousand men will soon be operating stimuli
tancoualy on the extremes Of the Confede-
rncy. We need the special levy called for to
guard against contingencies.
1twou1d be fortunate for the country il I'LL
The Statea would Initiate those Of the West
that hare nffarn3 IN raise ma hrp drad 4hn1
, 1864-05-05
FTIOTI NEW ORLEANS.
The Hctrogrui1e Movement Of I3ankss
Army,

NEW YORK, May 4.-The NtralIs New Orleans
etter or the 18th ait. confirms the statement that
Gen. Banks has f1lscn back to A1exaudza, in co1.
sequence OF the low water in 1eed River. All the
gEnboats and truusrofts, except the Eastport, are
down below the falls.
Six eunboats, which went up the Black and Wa
etita iyers 10 Monroe, returned With 800 bales OF
cotton and 90 contrabLnds beelae5 con,o o ing
down the steamer Ruby NTH $50 more coutrabAn6a.
4 letter frum Admiral Porter, OF April 17th NEIL
tforA that the expedition he recently sent up the
Washita river, US far as Mun1oe, captured 300
bales Of confederate cotton, hrinstng away 800
c1oes. and destroying much rebel property. The
errefttion was under Commander Foster.
MElpu1e, May 3.-The True D!fd says: It Is
said he confodeIates have made cutoff OF canal
:tose Grand Ecore, b5 means Of which they e. e.
IRE perfectly wcl! nware Of the fact that ench
canal can very easily be made for 1t has long been
Il dceire Of = Certain class q property holders
residing on the shores Of this lake IN Dc Soto par
sh, to Fave the channel Of The rver turned n ihat
direction, and their opponen have frequently had
to invoke the interference Ct the Police J1ry 70
nrcycnt such 4 1ntsdirection OF the war OF Little
kcd. But this cannot e feet the navigation OF the
river at Grand Ecore fer the Nater that doMs into
tie lake at 1ts head through The canal, must come
ont into the river below, by the way Of Grand
Bayotl CT Bayou Pierre and tie dcplh Of the chaa-
,ef nj the point where our tr1 sports and Vnnbo!ts
urc now stationed, or on tie falls at Alexandra,
Viii not be effected by the cIt-oG The worst It
csn DO la to dry up the bed Of the river between
kc canal aud Gt1ud Bayou, AID thus close comnn-
1ilcatiou by water with ShrcvcI orr
, 1864-05-05
THE PENNSYLVANIA RE-
SERVES.
General MeadesA Last Order--A State,
mcnr OF tho Dfllculty.

TECNefAA HGA0e9A Last 0FdFr-~A Esrta.
mcut OF thc DfdicnIty.
-
u.,,,,,,
HEADQUARTERS AMY Of TIE POTOMAC.
Nay :, 153-
GENERAL ORDERS NO, Is.
The commanding General has learned that not
withstandfng the caution contained in Genera!
Ordere No -, OF April IS. SCI from these head
quarters, there arc Men IL the army who tefaee TO
do duty on the ground that their term of service
has expired. Il will he made known to such men
that ,hei1 conduct beIn. open mutiny, they wi viii
be punished with death, Without tia, unIess they
fuses to do duty on simllar plea, Will INSTANTLY
be shot without apyfo:m Of trial whatever.
The honor of the service aad the peces:itis7 Of
the hour admit OF no other disposition Of such
caseR.
The Commanding Gereral acsin expresses the
hote thai the soldiers Of this army wifi re.nrr,.
fully ask for and cbeerfuly abide b. the decision
OF tic War Department, with respect to fbrir term
Of Service hut be has no further word or warnin0
for those who, at time Ike the prescnt. choose t
defy authority. Curps and other inLepentent
commanders arc charged with the execution Of this
order. - @@.
By command Of Major Gen. Meade,
s. WILLIAMS. A.G
WAsuNGToN, May a-The Tfr7es, t1ianotch savx.
There is trouble brewing Ia the ar1ur almond fhe
Fennfy1van.a Reserve troops. 4 knowledge ofthe
facts which uude71fe the difference heturee1 fhnm
, 1864-05-05
TIE WAR In NORTH CARO-.
LIMA.
Our Forces Withdraw From Little
Wa>hinSton--TheS Situation,

new forE, Mny 4.-AdTiccs to April aoth con.
1Im The evacuation uf Washington, y. c., By or
der Of Gen. Butler. After the spikn. of guns and
destruction Of much property that could not be
carried away, it was discovered that the caeny had
Lett Tor Virginia, leaving but seven companies In
front OF The place.
TIE rebels have already commenced massacreIns
nil who hare accepted Of President Ltncoln's AM
ncsty Proclamation. and pressing into their SER
Gen. Peck Il ordered to report to Ger. Buffers
headquarters for such light duty his heallh will
Enable h N to perform.
1t wss reported rhat the rebel ram Roanoke, NOW
Mt Plymouth, IL delaying for the purpose Of
mourning tic 20 0-pouDEer Parrot gun which fel;
into rIbcl hands there. It waa generally belIeTcd
IN the 1ntcr1Lr that the flll Of Plymouth aud the
evacuation OF Washington will enable Gov. Vance
The secession candfdAie to Eecnre his election.
Tie Herald his NeWbctu letters to April 10Th.
The 1che'a under Hoke approached Little Washing
ton on the 18th.
Bcauseea1d Is now In command Of the re5el
forces In North Carolina.
"A rrbel ram. from kingston, came down the
atese stuck 1a*t. She d1aws nine feet, aud cT;-
IDENTIFY Will never be eerviccable-, The rlrar has
laIen, ard il In some places unuayiyable.
rebel brigade. a.01u strong, under Core;, ts be
1wcs:n ECwbetn and kinston.
Maj Gen. Peck Is relieved Of the command ol
tho forcee III North Carolina, and succeeded By
BRIG. Gen. J. y. Palmer.
Descrsesr report tcat twelve regiments, the force
which look II IiyE.culh, haze bccl sent to 11inston,
and an attack on Newbcrn IL expected 1T an early
dag.
The rebel rnm Albcmar'e Is at Plymouth, leak
'rG badly, and held up By two tue boats.
, 1864-05-05

The Northwestern Ship Canal Conyen-
yent1on--ni1itary Mntter., DC.

Special dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.}
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Aay 4th tStI'
The Northwestern Ship Canal Convention as.
eembled here In the Julian Theatre, At eleven
o'clock, this forenoon. Delegations from various
rarts of Minnesota, Wisconsin and lows wtre pre-.
sent. Those from Illinois hare not arrived,
No business other than appointing Committee
nEc,manent organization was done until the af4
noon, when tho following officers were chosen:
.Rrvident-1!on. G. C, Cole, Of Des Molncs.
Bay, and Y. J. GilchrIst, Of McGrcgor.
Eec7et0Tsts-D. Le1f1EgMeu, OF McGreCor, and
Chas. Albrich, Of Dubuque.
4 committee OF niue was then appointed to ar
range business and prepare memorial to Con-
grces and to report tomorrow morning. Speeches
were made adysing the improvement Of Fox
River as the most feasible and cheapest mode OF
securing tho1oughfare for the transportation of
produce between the States Of the Northern Mi=-
sftslppi and the lakes The cost OF railroad tran
sEortatiou WAS denounced as intolerable, and the
means inadequate. The Convention adjourned
till 9 q. m. tomorrow.
Two companies arc beng raised In this city,
sId one In the country, for the 100 days service.
They are nearly lul!.
a great WAT meeting is being held to night. Mcr-
chants and others arc subscribing 1beraly for the
support Of tie families Of those who 20 and need
help. Several Of our leading men have enlisted as
prlvatcs.
By Herman Gelpcke, Of New York, against De-
blque county, was satisfactorily adjusted to-day.
The county suHcn1ers $50, ,0M Of Dubuque and
Sioux City Railroad common stock, and gives hfn
in county warrants. bearing six per cent in
terest, and payable in one two, three, iour and five
yf0rF.
, 1864-05-05
FROM R1ILVFAUKEE.
Marine MnttcFs-A Co1l1ston-Vesse1
Sunk

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbunc.l
MILWAUKEE, May 4, 1864.
The new propeller, City Of Buffalo. arrived from
below this morning. Her appearance in port ex-
ci es considerable attention.
The new propeller Idaho Is also In port, bound
down.
4 steaner leaves her dock this evcning en- route
for Lake Superior.
A se1iouH collision occurred in the stTaight-c1t,
Deer the Light House, this morning. The bark
Henry C. Wins!ow being inward bonnd, came in
collision with the propeller Allegheny. The Wins
low received blow on one eida of.the bow, smash
Ing 1t in 30 badly that she sunk before the tug
could get her to the doc. 6he WIS cut to the keel
Tie Window had On board i95, ,00Q bushels oatsand
30 barrels pork, which ID amo-t total loss. She
was owned IN Detroit and insured Tor Zine Thousand
dollars.
, 1864-05-05

Congress. Union men arc mercessly conssrlp:n],
or forced to leave their homes and families to pre-
vent being sent to swell the rebel asmy-tae courts
broken Up, and the yerr semblauce VI Justice abol-
tthed; Jet SO tender have re been With these peo-
pie that until recently we permitted their free t.
gress within onr lines: trade had scarce restrtr
ton, and We furnished them the means OF commit
nicatIoR With their friends and 'sympathlzess
abroad. 1fthe Government cannot protect It's
friends In Kentucky It can ut least prevent Its ene
mics from enjoying any benefit froal their prox!u.-
iy to the North; 1t can cut of the supplies which
they have been receiving from the North. and cot
pei them to rely upon their own exhausted re.
sorrcee. Let the system Of uon.ntercourse, in
augurated BY Gen. Rfayman, be dgidly carried o1t,
and In a few months. disloyalty In Western Zen
lucky Will be comparatively unknown, and her pso-
which they are now lAhoripg to destroy.
, 1864-05-05
Cincinnati Markets.


C1Sc1SNAT1, Aisy i.
FLoUR-Ho1ders ask $s5oGss.to for enperfue, but
hcfa rates aro above tht views Of specnlators who
are the chief buyers 700 br1s saperhno we're sold at
$3.50.
Hu1s1T-Thc demand Is good at full prices, with
lrm market It $f.2o.
GEoo<rIEs-TllcEo is = continued urn thou.h quiet
market. Dealers buy sparins1y but holders arc tlrm
Sngar is quoted At 1oH92ec, Coffee at 4sH3!7kc ana
AolaRscs 1t 81 E5@1.10.
GRA1s-Ihere Ia An Improved demand for Wheat:
prcea have advanced to tl591.s0 for re5 and 81 GOA
for while. CoTn-thera Is good demand for
shelled. and prices advanced to 3.l5 sa5 Oats
are In fair demand at Sic In some 83c asked
RTe-the,markat Is firm with lair demand ut $l5r.
nor.ey-mafket unchanged ana steady ut $1.4a9l 50
for prime fall.
PRoT1s1oss-The market for Mess Pork was quiet,
partly owing to the high rates asked, viii b range
from fa aQe@sooo, and partly In conscque ce OF the
fact that reaction had set In m New York, whance
the rhief demand came. There were no buyers at
over $27.s0 Bulk Nests and Bacon held With the
usual nrmnesa, but not mech transp!r1ng In either
Iard-pnces arc nominAlly unchanged.
, 1864-05-05
Wholesale Grocers,

VII, It ceiye ut par. all notes of State Ba1ks which
nut ore ,hsn 4 Of one p"r cent discount In the
Cft1 OF New TnIk
Cnnt fEafa
, 1864-05-05

WHEELING. West Va. May a.-on Friday, Mss
Sal1:e Pollock, resident OF Cumberland county,
Neidart, Of the 9Th ". Va. infantry. The prisoner
was convicted before military. commission. held
IN e ind on as .s a @ o. h hnseg
fined In the Western Penltentiazy during the con-
tInunrcc Of the war. She is apparently very iote-
lsent, and ,s we'll posted IN relation to tho move
u ent Of troops IN West Virginia. The prisoner IL
eaid to bc in poor kenhh, 8nd IL accompanied bY
lady, who Intended to watt on her during her In
rrft ftonment in tho Penitentiary. It ia probable
tb.t she will be transferred to the enale prison IN
Massachusetts.
, 1864-05-05
Commercial Postscript.

CHICAGO n1ARKET-EVEN[NE BOAR 0.
WaDyEspAY EVENING, l0P.x.
There WAS fair attendance At the Serond Board I"
at the Sherman House this evening, but the market
&c ally ruled qulst
WHEAT was irregular, opening At 3l.23 for No. 2,
advancing 10 3'.23K, and closing at s1.23A. There
was but little done IN No. Spring. Sales were: 5000
bu No. Spring at $:.25A: $50 bu No. Spring At
s1.2sK: sic bu do nt $l.2sK; 10 bu do at f1234;
Bfce bu at &1.2s-c1oaing firm at $1.c3I.
CoBS Was In moderate request, and H31c better
than On Change. Sales we're: 5000 bu No. New
cozn at 81; 200 bu do at 9o1c Gooo bu do at 9oc In
the afterncon): 100 bu No. New at 95<c; 1000 bu
do At a63c..
0ATs Y ere dull and unchanged. Sales were: 5000
bu MOL {short) at 664c; 1900 bu do {fresh) at 6sc.
H1GHw1NEs were dnll and fully 1ko lower than on
Change. Sales were: ito brls In the hnesnoon> at
Silt; A0 hrls tin the EVENING" at SILT At the close
there were ffee sellers at ALA. but no buYers-
PRov1s,oNs were firm. with sales OF otoo Dry Salt
cd Shoulders 1t II xc lpoee.