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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19
STYLES OF -ILLINERY
DUMPS,
PUMPS.

new and indispensable pump has Just been
patented by WILLIAM A BEMIs, OF Lyndon Cen
ire, VI. working on entirely new principles, ca
paole Of raising one hundred gallons OF water
.welye fee; high in one minute These pumps
are simple, durable, easily worked, and cannot
freeze in the winter. References, H. B. & II. NJ =.
Hall. Burke, A. Rowland, C. Farnsworth, r.
r. ,tisrew, ouimby, Lyndon; Edwin Eastman.
Sutton. Pumps OF towns and county rights for
sale. For further particulars enquire Of the in
venter- leIss
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The preparing AMI combining The Blood Root Elixir IS
attended with results 10 meia science next - i.spOr-
inhalation ether Ina surgery RNpis ami T.
in themselves. piiigent and dis agreeable. hs
and scientific process oi eNITsCgG in NaCnpl - ler-d
effective in their operation. entirely ilVc>i'd the
gripping and distressing pain whic Attends The .;
all Other pur.Itiye medicine Tnev also Ice
ti.ui.
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which can on. tie attained by medicine in ud state
These are new elements IN Pursitv medicines
The ir,l AMI comp manner IN which plus are pre-
na-rt renders them inii.esibie-lnd xnen taken are
forced thr,- the StpmI,l AMI Bowels nali dissolved
Causing only partial action. thereby causing Irritation
.rri pain paris connected Win TIER passage
one gi dissolve l. >-cunien arten. Will produce more
med .iL ami pa y>Cal effect IN al i've ia crude state.
B.oai Root Elixir mas partial ac,lcn upon the
bowels Is e, siiy i:TiI>ed here Al InrUugnOu
whole circulation the Blood. impartin- heal y and
imvisUgaH- action To the StOm dch and Bowels. Liver
Lungs, kidneys. and stimulating dormant ami morbid
lTctoil> throughout the whole system
single do,e VIII produce cheerful a.i eNhihaTfng
cbmmoti1n. which VIII inspire the patient with coun-
denoe and assurance OF immediate Telei c"ii lLuaIce
l'rT.l xii dENe the obscure ara hidden Eu-
the surface oil the skin and relieve or check
CruUinus A-ClDIIs-an Dy Ihis purifying si trength-
cii.u. the Blood, Will Remove the most fruitful
Case Of Consumption.
allotted part removing the causes which induce Rheu-
uati,u aud Neuralgia, Headache, Loss Of Appetite Dy
pe-a and the diseases which arise
from d-rsng. ment Oi the stomach and Bowels And re-
siricted circulation Of the Blood
Cough, ami Colds, ia their early Stages will immediate
l. Yield 10 the effect oi Elixir
The Blood RoO; EAIr contains no mineral, PERM
cVu> botanical element 40 eAciaut. but stimulates the
secTeois oS lis mid and u>Se action. IL Is errc
live apeTient-has decided saluary action upon the
Liver and there mas been medicine prepared
mon famiy use which possesses equal merit
Travellers, both by laud. will ind the Elixir
complete antidoe the he evils which they vased
10 endure from change OF climate o water or of diet
The proprietor the Blood-R'ot Elixir. iDr. s. u
kiCnlr.-O. has been long anG ayoTaby known L. ia.
public by his celebrated Sherry Wine Btters the oi
tonic medicine discovered, and which has been ia
Use tn rty wears. He ! graduate Vi the New
Hampshire Medic College, and many year. ~ssG'ia (
member 81 tie Massachusetts, Medical SccietE-a.l A
made tue study medicine his profession since Ia-
And - fully convinced is the Doctor o the Ae1eIiu
curative effects 81 his bl0od-Rooi hA'I tat nc =,
offers eaca and every person NJ VIII =. a-t.s,
bottle his Exir and not be cJiIsCya, " 500 -.
he paid same, by returning Tie niAse Oo'e Il
his Office
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PRICE also PER BOTTLE.


&c. BINGHAM snd Hofrt RANDALL, -. Johns
hurry : :. COULD & CO, " Concord JOHN CAS-
" SRI waterford /; J. ) H. WEENS Danyiile. Gigs
And bv .rtheese. and dealers IL medicines. and II the
Doctors ONCE,
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CLOTHS AND CLOTHING,
Low Prices for the times
AT HUTCHINSON A. CoRSFe.S

n. 3. Wewould say 10 our customers that o,r
year closes with the first of August and We want ali
accounts pro and con adjusted by that time H. e.
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'IHRESHING MACHINES.

For sale y my shop = WHEI- b IL. -
kind of Pitts Patcn. Improved rarD~rt.- IA
chimes now in Use Phase 60. O,l re .c..a.Irs
elsewhere Also, repairing done o.. ~ .t... ....,.
OSBORN WARD.
Wheelock. Vt, Au-. S, 1854. lii
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DEATHS.

IS Marriages, Births aud Deaths inserted Far
Obituaries, including Poetr; Inserted Il -: cents = ,r
! Il ADVANCE.
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dot.
>rIaou Goodwin Of the 81 Reg. was in
t,t week. He is looking hale and
:. and has not folly decided a, to his
rise. bat thinks he will not leave
'.ee He drove into town his favor
ga, mare that he took away with him.
sound and right, and has been
'.r Ioctor through all the campaigns
Amy Of the Potomac for the past
1~r> Still she has not fully made
mlnI to re-enlist.
->.Preme court in session at Montpe-
st week drove big business in sun
Fl. me solemn tie of matrimony, grant
;."r dj orcrs in this town. So we con-
'.'t all any one that is sick of ,natri-
'.-dN TO DO Is - move TO Cabot and
ne attorney. J.N.F.
IA Of Capt. T.. }. and Lieut.. A. ".
Hu.un.
..es were h-M at the Congregational
"a Cabot on Sundoy afternoon the
commemorative Of he death of
$50 officers, that nave fallen in 10 re-
ap'.Fo. Tie services. which were
Impressive, we're conducted by Rev. Mr..
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Rleasqm and agreeable to the Taste,
4 Difusice and iHeotire Effect,

and hy H. cir peculiar cob;n atom perfectly in
harmony with nature that unpleasant reaction will
follow it, operation. IL also possesses
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In his village, Aug II, Thomas Hubbard. H.
ant son of Thomas l.. and E.A Hall. aged r.e
, 1864-10-18

Mo1pAT EVxStyGt Oct H..
EHKlG{IT+4IAIT fXKIHuT3 advanced k@Ic
= bnsbtl t. Buffalo. The O. gsEeme1ta to-day Wo7e:
TO BpFFAIo-DnfkB PhrRpa and Sunrise. ana 1ch{s
G1sno TUX. Il. G. W1nsloW and aTAlloW-all with
cats, at &c.
, 1864-10-18

MONDAY EVzHsa, Oet, IT.
There was considerable activity III the Drv
Goods market today, and prices were pretty ssiG.
although no sdVance Was insisted upoa. Pslyate
advlces from New York state that Gadnes's prsnts
had advanced ~ cents, and thst uckinss had also
been marked up. We quote from New Yo,k ps-
ptrs some remarks In rega1d TO Inst weeks trans-
actions:
From the Commercial Advertiser, FrIdsyl
pAx Goops Aucr1osA-Thete were rather quiet
times among ,hs Dry Goods auction houses this
morping, Messrs. u Gilbert, Gordon & Co. had
sale Of tailoring goods, and domesttcs which Was
,h fne ~ fons " n
continues to be heavy. In thla PALE we're included
a few balee OF shsett1gs: Peabody Brothers brown
5,ing1ng = snei1st :s@I sEo Tseks ago, ,a;a and
cloaksnPs zaDged from 18AN19
Tie sale Of tailoring Goods wont very low. Mel
ton rsa;,a al TSso wsns q
@a.50; blue do. $x,25: Ttcst Dufte!l coating,
Sd@AM ~ Bsfsp y 4 4SssT ,rs p5s5 Ind bn
Mes8rs. WfmeEdtug, Hoguas T. Co. held very
large sale Of gloves, silks, white goods. DC. The
attendance was large and the bidding spirited Tue
assortment Of gloves was most complete, compts-
irg Berlin. French CLOTH mc1inos, slk, clotn
gauntlets. &c and brought prices ten per cert,
above those realized at similar sales during thS
sold the other day at 1850 per dozen. to-day
brought $lc.2,: and other styles In similar ratio
of increase. The sale Ii progressing with ua-
Messrs. HaQgerty h Co. had sale Of choice
ribbons. which drew tosether quite nnmbar OF
purchasers. There ia bat little, II any, improve
mel IN the prices Of these articles but the sase Is
are euottd, No. SOS at $I95@5 IS, and No. 81'a
at s54I05.80. The "Gold Tickets were IN great
ct dtmaLd, and realized for No. 80's, s5-75l6 80.
Samples wese freely aeld. but fsH duplicates were
mate.
, 1864-10-18

eardipg tie political questions no agitstiug
the public BE WAS not an Office seeker, He
hao rot manipulated for the nomination Of
Governor. II had been rendered him By
Union people OF the State, composing gu
PARTIES. HeW the people candidate. He
without understanding his position. and be
would give it to them In language not to be
nir understood
He was for Union and opposed to seces.
EFT n without an If CT but, and he indorsed
every act Of the Administration for putting
down The rebellion. emancipation proclana-7
iiop, co1fiscatiou act, mf1ftar5 arrests, exc
cuuone, AID all. He had no compromise to-
Dbke with traitors Rs would shoot and
bang them all before he would bactidce the
Uliun. He wished 1t understood that when
he should take bis sent in the Gubtrnato1I
cksIr, If a single zs bel OF rebel sympathiz:r
should raise bis head and hiss, he would
BE Won1d use tbs militia Of th. Stateto hunt
down these bands Of guerillas who are fleiug
on officers Of the Government, and hang
thin higher than HAman- He pronounced
high encomiums On our soldiers and scored
the Copperheads bitterly for refnsing to let
them vote.
It bad been charged that he still held
commission and drew pay as Major General;
It Was dastasdlS lie. He had resigned his
commission long ago, and offered his resig-
nation three different times before It Was ae-
cepted. Having fully Eind1cated himself
from the base charges, he called upon friends
OF Mcclellan men, who hnd made the charge
agatnst him, to make their candidate, who
was running f,r President on the Chicago
peace pl6tioTm, do as be had done, aud re-
sign his commission Why did he hold 1t?
was It for money, or does he wish. after h.
ia deftated in the pence canvass, to 60 back
and fight IN this abolition, wicked, unholy,
unjust war? he rtddled the Chicago plat
structfon on the basis OF Federal Union as
advocated By that platform, anc the maiate.
paLce OF the original Union, as adyocat-
Cd by the Union platform.
The speech had q telling effect, and Was re.
ceivsd with nnbounded applause. At the
conclusion Of bis speech. the band struck up
"Tbe Star Spangled Dauner," which WIS
Mo5t beautifully executed.
Judge Scatee, from Chicago, a lifelong
Democrat, wRs then called upon, and gaze
the Coppe1he1ds most severe excoristton,
giving their history in the past and compar-
Ing 1t with the 1n:ure. He also Was loudly
apptAudcd, but rs the hour was lat1 and the
peoplb tired, he cid not make lengthy
speech. Good order Was observed, and the
bf St Of feeling prevailed throughout the
mett1t z, = hlch did rot break up until late
hour, and clostd With many cheers toE the
UniOu, Lii coin, Oglesby and our Generals
al soldiers in the field.
Egypt is all right for the Union, aud will
On election day 1oll up such rouslng majori-
tits Tor her candidates as will put to silence
nll Copperheads and peace doctrines adyo-
Gated by them for the destruction Of the
ULion.
, 1864-10-18
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
The Rebel Movement in Gen
Shernlan's Rear
DETAILSOFTHEW w AR
- IN MISSOURI.
inportapt from General Grants
krnJ.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 17.-Chattanooga RuFlces
say that Lieut. Cruel, OF the 9th Kentucky.
led Ecout towasds lafayette, tWenty.treo
miles from here, on Wednesday. Grove =
email squad Of rebels out Of the toHn. anu
puisued them to their CAMP ca2tG5,nE3 3th n1ss 9s
rebel cavalry aud retreared. Some OF bis
psieontrs say Wheeler's whole coumand,
Comprising Martins Boddy's, aud zones
cayalry, aggrcgatin2 from 900 to 10000, are
oil in the country between Chattanooga and
Dn!tcn.
The rebels entered Reeaca on Wednesday
morning, and took the only troops there,
colored regiment, By surPtfse. me
Dalton
On Friday, there was considerable alarm at
Chattanooga, and every able-bodied man Was
put to work on the tortidcations.
at last advices Gen. kflpntrlck, with his
cavalry, was at Dalton.
No apprehension was felt for Chatt moo
Ga or Knoxville. Sherman has over one
hundred days' 1ntions at Atlanta. Knoxville
has abundant provisions to stand six
mouths Eiege. The Chattanoosa Govern
ment etorehouses are fuil Of provisions. aud
there n1e large supplies besides on the
ground, covered with rarpaullns..
Mflroy wes at Tuilahoma, and Schotield
at Chattanooga
A private reliable source says On Saturday
eVeniDg Hoods army WAS between Dalton
and Lafay ette, making for the latter place,
with Sherman pressing him closely.
Prominent men say Hoods last move pla.
ces him exactly In the position desired By
Sherman.
There ia considerable excitement at Clarks-
vile, Ttnn in consequence of the reports
Of scouts that the 1ebel General Lyon Is in
ttnditg to attack the place Government
eniploye es baye been armed FL the additional
f1tfensn Gf CEprksvflIA
, 1864-10-18

kes active sud 1frn ut ptevton5 rates. WILD DCuks
IN falr recAipt AID Unchanged. We quote:
Pxt1te Chicx aas, per do1 72534co
QuAtls. peE doz. tG42.73
4laid d8 pet Seas s
Mixed Ducks per rco1x.,............4...... 1y @3t1
Sntpe, pef doZ ....,,....,.,- l1S9t I'd
H}GaNINEs-Marzcs opened quiet and m.
char Eed, but cioaed 213c biRer Baes to day ware:
br}s at II g market clustrE hzna.
UlDEs-ReceiTed 5,ss5 M; shipped 1sf,67s ms.
WIN > more active demand xs noss A9 Z a5vaaca oflc
q On Gyten and Grten Salsed. DRY Sailed aat D.y
Flint In active reaus st. Etfh advance Of
Hc q n en- pIe7iouB quotations. H9Naota:
Sreen Country. u7mmeG G.......-.....--....- . 7N
areen sA1tsd, trimmed -........-........ . *
Dry 3A1t6ds trimmed. l1Hs193
DEy Eunf. kf1UmtQ.. itHl13
KIP, green aal5eds t1mrned. d...-.,a........! @i4H
Eal{. greer sAlted. Observation-Disclosures. Is ait
LkA1 1HEK-The market Ii moro active, aud In
light ruppI1. On slau. htcr Sale note an adyanes
on previous anotatIous Of lc z =. Foreign Goods
In far demand, and h1m at previous quotattocs. We
, 1864-10-18

NEW YonK, Oct, 17.-The Herald's cores
pondent With Gen. Butler, Oct. 18th, SAYS
1.-THE losses IN the reconnaissance up the
Darbytown road on the 18th, are In the ag-
gregate 18 officers and $50 men OF these,
s officers and IS men were Killed. Il officers
aud 29o wounded, and officer and q men
mleslng. The enemy firing o1,l on pntsh as Gap I
number Of rebel prisoners on It.
The trees On the river bank IN font Of the
18th Corps are being cut down BY the rebels
in order 10 give them q. better view OF the
operations on our side. ..
Xautzs eaTal on the extreme Eight are T.
~ holding the advanced pos,ti?R gansta Inc s ~
signed to abandon It. We have received
Gen: Lees official report Of this affair, and
the R!chmend Enquire,'s account Of It, oo:h
of which, Of course, claim rebel victory. ,
Nq new In etht5 IT t5s the ns A5my o.
reported, At the dgte OF the latest accounts
the rebels were observed to be nassing their
cavalry On our left, with the supposed IN.
tention OF mixing dash on our forces on
the Weldon Railroad"
, 1864-10-18
Bark Bt Lavreecs. Alfred. Bay CITY, ~ q lazsE.
B84 AsSv e. P2e1. B0o0ass Ctsvsze2es - -

Bk 81 I.yssees. Ahea Bay cry. g Y 49,;
B-4 - - E f<s~. se'.'ss. ess'...a. $50
Ee.f asjoE ada %: MOO: !. cleveland. 81 s0s'
B.xk r.; -; Tssais.. aoass. Ps,Auzo. ~ n ianssf.
a... = sass sa.st; F;n..os. xeaon n, ,aa..
BasA F5ss F5tsse Of "'4e" GRAHAM A1az'''a' 4 80
eo Msks Is e
pse isss: 'fss. s 6s;foi'. Ss f.
Be ss1sas S5a: aIsai e B.9 r
aenr Fe;.,:. fs;a II: sassr xa.s<ses. ,, ,usr .a1n
90. a..-.n, 1ssa c,na.,,o.. xusxeeon. ?, N ,unsr.
sehf r. 6snkse 7lAd'' '1A''' 1ea~ln<'' ~ = 'a'',
seh1 ca S,,es 6 sds see,; .ocs aaaAf' SS- q. ''A
Sch. s. ss,,i l."'snee' ia'sfen'' f''l' 'A'' -
s'a7 ErSses' 1Ssa. eafh'Aa'00' o11A0 A
esn' In1 H. o'e''' 1'0'ses' os''1 3~'
ssat :a HI. A obst ssse 4 &c Cd = xoa
sD 9.s1: ss:qS he1.9a ,na !, n luest 10
eeeeoed. -'N''->'' 1@0~A-%'-' ~1' -
f1cp pea5 al. W.hsns afssn ba9, :, iD IS ~ snas.
Prop Tclsss. C.. Saunders. Ea. ~ tons eou.
srsp spp 2: sdnsuaht. Bsis.. Eae. Is ions col.
r.sa a s5;;,.r. 'ss.,' s.n wln.n' o'''.o :" o.'
9fop sea Bi1d. Todd, Buffalo, snS m frn,ar from
Bay CiE. ~ -
Prep bsttc Baker, BunAlo 1874 n, 1-r,h.. t-on e4r
EaT. '4''1S'~ AA0-- '''''-
1fop Y. II Wh'k'r, Fitzgerald B&y City a1n =, ,a7..
w.. 9er y N iash; e'''' wv "a saA@'
P1eo En Ba;ss pay,atSn; B.1 ttys sao 81 u 1amsx.
f1op =; T. spalo1oSs Eehasesen. B4F c1Y aT9 bets
49,
P5on Pn sysnas: a Hgoo;s,: Bay C,:y 20 n ,aa,.z.
Prop Bs.bstaa Fossss. c!sva.aa ~ tans csai. IL
t9to pE Ht1-
Proo Hopo, Stanley. Holland, q crd1 bark.
1tep lNtn Sists1e. StAlka.s f!3h Cer1k. III efts
| wood. 80 posts:
rEep eDtoa. 4mo71tEs A1a7cso7. u n lu715a'.
E1op Act!yf, Campbell. Mas ko ,,u. % m lutabsr,
Prop q Eossar, Hanaan. a1Rsscgnr.5. N luases,
ltt 4a11-
Prep Challenge, Rsed, Fl. Sahtr, Is N lumbar
I1op Sea Gull Albrecat, Pier N:wson. IS c;ds wood.
Prop Emeine. Williams. Grand uavsn, o N iunbsf.
Prop AaEY. Llstor, Grand H3ven, t3l m lumox
Prop =. Fillmore, Knalan, Bay G1sy, 81 q la9b,r.
sU bEA salt
Prop Geo. Moore. Buffalo, 1oc tons coal 10 n
stht AedltetxaIfars AcFicY. Buffalo, Ie3 N lunb1f,
Eom Fif1estef ,.-,
Dur J.. !. aTes3s h6lseF. fsnstaognisatnet z9 n
t11nuuet.
SsnE A,EauHts Ea1A M e: MeaouGHee. ~ N Iuaoef.
Ssat r;'T aDuss oLNu; 5tt!tkoGu btJ; !N y l21oek.
SGnI y. T. ~ usln Ma1e1s Lio11 f1er q o-s w9ods
, 1864-10-18

vtous activity Of the market se.ora1 sa,ss have
been effected. at an advance Of sc pa, 100 lbs On
the current rates Of Saturday: but ~ these ver.
moet1y made to complete shipping quantities.. thew
do not indicate any positive advance on fa,ner
rates Entered esles. s,sA head, At $s5oall,3S-
chiefly At $1o,a5Ql1.25 per 100 lbs.
LATkHs
II the afieEr oon very little business VI. ,r,,4
acted. Wheat vas dull aud dropping. with lI9ht
salts Of Ne. Spring Ut st G5Cs1 Go-clostr At ths
fntide quotation. TIE failure of one Or two Rraln
operators formed the leading topic for dscussloa
On the 'curbetone-" Coarse sralna and Hi2h-
wines were neglected.
, 1864-10-18
LATER.
~ = :

o. AtuI5p VEL- ~.
The depot at Florence, on the North Mis-
Ecu1t RailIond, vas burned By euerillas on
Frlday night, and on Saturday morning the
depot at High Hill vas destroyed and the
town robbed Of twenty thousand dollars
worth OF merchandise, money, etc. Fears
are entertained that other depots above
Florence have been destroyed and the track
Warrenton, nothing definite is known.
Abont Thousand troops were sent up this
II I'D yesterday to protect Its stations.
Gen. Fisk, with three regiments of twelve
months men and four pieces Of artillery, at-
tempted to ascend the Missouri river in
when ten miles from B1onville encountered
q rebel battery on the south bank Of the
river, and Was compelled to return to Proyt-
dence. where he remained On Wednesday
waiting for orders. Since then, Gen. Flax
has been ordered into the field, but the desti-
nation is unknown to your correspondent.
Prices army, at last accounts, was march
IDg rapidly towards Kansas, and is probably
entering thet State By this time, Their ad-
vance guard, supposed to be under Fagsu,
reached Independence on Thursday night
Next morning, Price himself broke camp at
BoonTtlle, and with bis main force moved
aRss a5sRdZ rssa ond TIT ses has S7
the rebels before this. Fulton, Galloway
county, is held bY Federal troops, Paris,
Monroe county, Was occupied by rebels un-
der Major Majors yesterday.
The entire male population Of Palmyra,
Msrion county, has been organized for the
Five companies Of enrolled militia Of
Lewis and Clark counties have been ordered
10 report at Hannibal. A large number OF
horses, mulea and cattle have passed through
Paris within tew days, on their way to IllI-
nofs
, 1864-10-18
EaIlotBox stufHng,
The Philadelphia Telegraph Of the l4th

~"-fA+*% VA A1tA
ibEtantsays:
The effort Of the Belmont Coopperheaa
COMMITTEES to fill our ballot.bo1es WITH
fraudulent votes failed. Of It's object our
STREETS were thronged with gangs .: New
Yotk "strikeFsn and shoulder hitters. !,
Who roaMed from poll to poll In certain
Democratic wards, and voted without LET or
hindEance. It is estimated that in this city
alone three Thousand fraudulent votes were
deposited BY parties. from New York, New
Jersey and Maryland, to say nothing Of ref.
nsees and paroled rebels, Of whom there are
thousands IN our midst, and while too co "
ardly to remain In the rebel ranks, openly
espoused their sinking canse yesterday at the
ballot.box., Notwithstanding these, ths IN
ion cause has swept our city With blast
that ia sure foterunner Of the election of
Abraham Lincoln at the November election.
The attempt was made yesterday in several
places to catFy out the chlldish threat Of a
station houses this morning are fiIled with
promising crews Of poor dupes, whose black
cred eyes and battered noses afford abund.
ant evidence Of the Ill success Of theIr
scheme.
, 1864-10-18

HOEs-Rece1ved Hsce the clos3 ol sarosnsyE to
port shout 2ov hog1. entered sAes At the var1ous
yards, 1854 head, at 98.SeGsu35; chlafy at 2lo-2-@
l1.26 = 100 nB.
with considerable activity IN the market, nearly
the whole Of the unsod stock left the yaF1a on Sat
u1day, and the hogs which have asElved hncs. hare
been disposed o. the bulk OF them =: advances Of
zc on previous quotations. It Il not, however, fona
this to be Inferred thst the market has advanced IN
prices to that extent, from the fact that saippsrs
have IN many caaes. In order to ill up deficiencies
In the shipments maae yesterday nud to-day, given
higher prices than they would st any other time
have bGen willing to coccede.
THERE'S tatr dem2nd for Eogl, both with Eastern
buytrs and among city packers; bat We noto the
abesnce Of anythinR like e1ctteen. In the Market
Sptculators prohtnR By the experience Of the ps5s
few weeks are buying Eps1iDglJ and With care, and
the principal Eastern buyers are corhnipg Them
selves very much to hors nde wants Of their eients
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