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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-07-28
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE.

Crlmean Bitters have proved the most prompt and
thorough remedy knownsuccessiu when quinne has fail
ed, determined by trials in the United States Hospitals
at Newark, N. j. Fort Hamilton, N. " and Beaufort s. c.
and everywhere The Bers warranted
to arrest the chs the first day. and in brief time erpel
the disease from the system thoroughly that orenewal
follows, II the directions for strictly adhered to.
We have certificates of above NAL
ady but want Of room prevents the insertion only
lowing from U. g. Army Surgeon. We refer to crcula
around bottle for many others.
Dr. Whitehead Surgeon U. S. A., dated U. s Hospital,
Newark N. j., says 81 cured soldiers under my
charge OF obstinate Fever and Ague which have dehed
weeks the usual remedy of Qunne without hest
taton use It in similar cases"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-07-28
NERTAIN CURE I'M ALL CASES. OR no

CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES, OR NO
charges made. DR.. Dow is consulted daily from al
to above, upon all difficult chronic diseases Of
every aud nature having by his unwearled attention
and binary success gained reputation which calls
patients from all parts of the country to obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, stand higher in the
profession than the celebrated Dr. Dow, No. EndcottSt
Boston, Those who need the services OF an experienced
physician and surgeon should give him call.
Z. S.-Dr Dow imports and has for sale new article
called the French Order by mail Two for 81 and
a red stamp. April lS65.-lyl5
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-07-28
TESTIMONIALS


Dr. Janeway Surgeon in charge of United States Hospital
Newark, N. j., says 81 experienced very much benefit
from the of your Bitters, after attack Of ty
phod fever and enabled to my duties in much
shorter time than expected after illness. My
appetite restored and Digestive Organs resumed their
functions quickly. An ce prepared carefully is,
and from MEDICINES cannot, my opi-
ion fail to do good when properly used"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-07-28

AROMATIC TONIC AND ALTERNATIVE,
Unequaed for the prevention and Of Intermittent
Fever and Fever and ARue, Dyspepsia, and
diseases arising from arrangement Of the Digestive
tism, Debility, etc.
APPROVED BY THE SURGEON GENERAL
U. 8. ARMY.
THE ONLY BITTERs USED IN UNITED
STATES HOSPITALS
DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPEPSIA.
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE.
RHEUMATISM.
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
NEURALGIA.
CRIMEAN BITTERs.
The basis Of "Romaine's Crmean Bitters" is Casaya-
the eGicacous variety Peruvian Bark-with which
other Medicinal Plants, Roots, and Ex
tracts chiefly tie products Of ASIA and South America and
each Of the highest scientific rpute for the Of diseases
for which this is recommended No article in the least de-
gree perncious used the caution exercised
the Of materials insure the highest degree Of
curative virtue and in all respects the present high stand
ard Of this preparation will in be departed from.
REGULATES THE BOWELS
coRREcTs MORBID sECRETIoNs.
PURIFIEs THE BLOOD
We do not ask you credit assertions therefore
read the
TESTIMONIALS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-07-28
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

cTI'housdnds of Dollars are paid to swindng quacks
daily, Which is than hroGn dtDay This comes from
trusting to the deceptive advertisements Of men calling them
selves "Docfors whose only recommendation is uhdt they
say of hsmseiUes o. Advertising physicians, in nine
OF ten nposors and medicines Of this kind
found in drug stores, generally worthess-got up
Se and to The Sure Remedies can be obtained
at my Office only and warranted as represented, in
distance may be cured at home in the shortest possible
time by sending for them. Ut Dr. Madison is an educated
hyscian Of twenty years. experience ten in general
practice until compelled by i'll health to adopt office
practice, treating all accidents resulting from imprudence
In both sexes giving them his Uhoie attention. 10 CirUu-
lars giving full information, with undoubted testimonials
also book Special Diseases sealed enuetope sent
free W Be sure and send for them, for without testino
mails stranger he trusted. Enclose stamp for post
age, and direct to DR.. MATTISON, NO. q
UNION STREET, PROVIDENCE, RI,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-07-28
NERVE INvIGoRAToR.

For Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Loss OF
Power, ImPotency Confusion Of Thought Loss Of Mem
spondency Melancholy and all other evils caused by secret
habits eTceSsiUe indulgence " This sure remedy is
composed of the soothing Strengthening, and nvgoat-
ing medicines the whole vegetable kingdom, forming in
comnaon perfect dndote for this obstinate class
Of maads discovered 1t has been sent to every
State in the Union positively curing thousands who have
the inventor, restoring them to sound health
Nervous sufferer! wherever you may be- don't fail TO
the virtues Of this Wonderf Remedy. ~ One large bot
tie lasts a month,-Pricc SO. These SURE RENE
DIES prepared at my Office, and sent by Express
eUeryChere with full directions In sealed package
from obsernation. on receipt Of the price by mail.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-07-28
NEURALGIA.

JERSEY CRY, Jan. 20, 1854.
GESrs have been for two years past much afflicted at
intervals with neuralgia the back Of my neck and head
had used all the usual remedies oI that disease,
scribed by my physician but without permanent relief
happy state that the Of bottle of your Crimean
Btters completely subdued the complaint and have
not experienced any attack since.
CHARLES WILLIAMS, No. II Mercer st.
ENDORSED by THE SURGEON GEN. U. A. DR.. Jane
way, Surgeon U. g. A. dated at Beaufort s. O. Sept 10,
1905 says of the Crmean Btters to Dr. Wurz,
he Medical Director, who commended the article at
and was ndorsed by the Surgeon General, who arrived
tie next day, and Of merted In the
Northern u g. Hospitals. It is unanimously declared by
oil the Surgeons here that is Just the thing in this malar
Gus climate"
CRIMEAN BITTERs are especially suited to relieve the
NFIRMITIEs OF AGE.
DEBITITATED AND coNvALEscENT.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
MILLER q CO., Proprletors.
Depot ITO Liberty st., New York.
For sale by Geo. G. Goodwin Il Co., Boston. sm92
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LIST OF AR TICL ES
To be Sold for One Dollar Each

Without regard 10 Udie, and not 10 be paid for until
knoW Uhdf you oU receive EACH
10 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, worth s25000 to 500 90 |
10 Meodeons, Rosewood Cases, l25,OO to 225 90 |
90 Pine Oil Paintings, $500 to 10000 |
200 Fine Steel Engravings, framed, 700 to 300
100 Silver Revolving Patent Casters, 1850 to 1000
100 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets, 1900 TO $500
500 Sets Silver Tea and Table Spoons 1900 to 5000
100 Gold Hunting Case Watches, 1000 to 10000
1850 Diamond Rings, 5000 to 10000
$50 Ladies' Gold Watches, 5000 to $500
$50 Silver Watches, 25,00 TO 5000
$500 Vest and Neck Chains 500 to 25,Oo
1000 Pair Ear Rings, (new styles) $50 to 600
5000 Gold Pencils and TOothpicks, 800 IN 800
5000 Onyx and Amethyst Brooches, 4,00to 1000
5000 Lava and Florentne Brooches, 400 to 900
1000 Masonic Pins, 400 to $50
1000 Fine Gold Watch Keys 3,60to $50
5000 Chldren's Armlets, $50 10 500
$500 Sets Boston Studs l,6Oto 500
$500 Erameled Sleeve Buttons, $50 to 1000
10000 Plain Gold and Chased Rings, I,00to 800
5000 Stone Set aud Seal Rings, $50 to 1000
5000 LOckets, all Sizes 20oO 100
10000 Sets Ladies' Jewery, 500 to 1000
1000 Watch Charms, (each) 800 to $50
5000 Gold Pens, Silver Extension Cases, 400 to 600
5000 Gents Breast and Scarf Pins, 800 to 1000
1000 Ladies' New Style Belt Buckles, 400 to $50
1000 Chateaine and Guard Chairs, 900 to 1000
1000 Gold Thmbles, 5000 1850
1000 Sets Ladies' Jet and 0old, 10000 1000
10000 Gold Crosses, 1910 800
5000 Oval Band Bracelets, 600to 1000
1000 Chased Bracelets, 500 to 1900
1000 Ball Ear Drops, all colOrs, 300to 800
5000 Fine Gold Pens, 2O0t to 800
1000 New Style Jet and Gold Ear Drops 800 to 100
1000 Gold Pens Gold Mounted Ebony Holders to 800
articles for ONE DOLLAR by purcba sing
a Sealed Envelope for % cents.
Q Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for $l Eleven for
$2i Thirty for s6 sxtyhye for s0i One Hundred for sl6
AGENTS WANTED EV ERYWHERE.
Our patrons desired send United States money
Il is convenient Long letters unnecessary. Letters
should be addressed to box 67od Post Once for greater
safety.
orders for Sealed Envelopes every case be accom-
panied by CASH. with the OF the person sending
and Town. County and State plainly written Letters should
be addressed to the managers as folowsi
GOODWIN, HUNT & CO.,
3m'2i Box 57O0 Post Once, New York.
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100000!

DISTRIBUTION is made In the following manner;
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its VALUE,
placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are well mixed
One OF these envelopes containing the Certificate Order
for article will be delivered at Office, sent by
mail any address, without regard to CHOICE receipt Of
% cents receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
article drdus and its value, and then send
One DOlla and receive the article named choose
any other article our list Of The same value.
NJ Purchasers OF Sealed Envelopes may, in this
ner obtain article Worth from One TO Five
Hundred Dollars,
FoH ONE DOLLAR
which they need pay until it is known what is drawn,
,I ita yalua
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-07-28

For Impurities ofe Blood resulting from inprndence
CAUSING Erupfions on the Skin Sore Throat Mouth and
Nose Loss of Hair Old Sores Seedlings Pains in
the Bones and all other signs Of dctfUe poison in
the system. Ono remedy ever discovered, has done
what has been achieved by this! cured a gentleman
from the South, stopping al Newport, aud for Dhieh Ne
presented Or. nth $500, after having been under t
treatment Of the most eminent physicians in Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA and NeO York, for YEARS! Never de-
spair Of permanent cure matter hoW obstinate your
case BEEN until You have tested the virtues Of this
tent AHerdtiUe It prepared expressly for the purpose
and Is superior to other remedy for such ~ One
large bottle lasts a month,-Price $40.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-07-28

NEw YoRx, July 10, 1854.
DEAR SIR have lived in the Southern states-much nf
the in Misslsspp-or than twenty years, and
have had my share of those complaints that affect the liver
and produce Dyspepsia This has rendered regular Of
tones medical necessity to me, and am familiar with the
action of all the standard btters of heday In my opn
ion Of them eicacious in the Congestion of the
Liver and Dyspepsia Crmean bitters. say this after
fair trial upon my system and upon others whom
have recommended them. believe If they freely used
by whose systems enervated they would relieve
and eventually large proportion Of such
Hon. j. A. McDoUGAL, U. s. Senator Of California says:
Crmean Bters excellent digestion correcting
darrhea nausea, irritation of the stomach and the
ton Of wholesome appetite. They pleasantly exhlarate
but followed by Supplying reaction They the best
bters have used"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-07-28
pILRETIC COMPOUND.

nrFor Diseases Of the Urinary, Organs resulting rom
causing improper discharges heat irritation
&C. II contains CopdiUd, Cubebs Turpentine, or any
other offensive or injurious drug but safe, sure, and
pleasant remedy will in half the time Of
other or the price H be refunded You that have been
taking B1isdm Copaipa for months without benefit until
sick and pale your breath and clothes are tainted Win rs
Sure Remedy II will not only you at once, but also
cleanse the system from the hurtfu drugs have been
taking 40 long T Chronic cases. Of months and even
years. Duration II Is a sure Try once, and you
will never taste the disgusting mixtures Of Bdts1m CopdUd
aoatn Nm r0e hnttlp nicent rice 40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-07-28

Dyspepsin-From the Hon. Robert Morris, Of Ken
lucky extensively known to the Masonic Fraternity
, 1865-02-07

corFEz-Busiue.s h.s been almost entirely at
sPes ged d.
uasions ior coffee, incspostloa TO operate
4 Fl Ell as' o e oS
The stock Of this we'll Of al other descriptions
i 4ea 4ha a{ Mss 1gaa tan
seeend hsnd, at 1sh9ez1hc. gold a0o DO, per Ado-
s sase i Il sss I'd q @ Ees g tsia5 ns aia
rot learn 1he stsek of @ R,o 4 4 rs p9rs mads 9P
heTe 60 u I'D
sussf 70 1e headsay tie g. Q % hs e.
sms bustness done prices. IN syapa!hy With ths r..
nss s.
%s;e ssSs sao =; ;si sss Hst CT 81 Fss
saies Ksx Sis hhds; Iues, part bond it iss
IS I'd s hhd. nsiss: sG 5s no H@'an'
NoEAss1s-We hare 10 notice = dull market, With
8 40 6fls e1a Gsnuiurai cnsa disans si
ess e.
hsds Sss 3 5
for DID, AID ii 31&@l.4s casa. for new: and 10 hhds,
saya r g
d9 sold 4 shes5o: and 10o do tart New Orleans at
sf1c1s-The prospect Of Increased dnues continues
to ag1tate The marktt and the spirit Of s2eeuAt!on.
TRs basness ss our Isst Is, 10. Sea
20 heavy as ieT nc previous three never.
havn
20 eRses No. j Eutmegs d si.sS9l 50: 500 mats
eoa Il R%sp psRasT S % s:nt a
e,lss coye: IL il bond. p paTt5 Z, so1a: 2e9 ao 57ASo
s& S9ssn S Sew and Id bags aes and
tair Prices saiss being llnised 10 parcels from
tGe 1 asst IT. j. Gss!aS saek
q not much disposition to remove lots The sos ot
1eG GloSess1!s III pse Asessfoa ~ hstls improved;
, 1865-02-07
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURES.
The Chicago Hor.e hallway Hill
Passed the House 0Ver tho Govern.
otsG Tefo-Eomina aslonB by the GoTs
ernOr-Ogher Matters.


ri, hon, so, tha ,nec.s, o,;,e- n r,r.1aor ,ha
veto Of he Chicago Gorse Railway bill having ar ar
cr to he iact. Tho Ch.tr snnounced the @ onestion
to be, ashaii he bli now pass, Hotwithetanding i
tered An anatcd ssna,nn n1 io'G M n 1aq neen
III. ~ Stevenson m ~ is now speafin9. Eaeh + spssEer ;
e. ta fatiiisr o1aa hie hath .da.
nscd simee IL r. nssraee of III % Xii; The iohhits
n1,5 tsIa,taa az f1s If rbfcsoo M, ,sInc;rsi9
nq ga,ea,sss IL nsn au q Tsgo men' pf'ne'pa1
Tbs ease @ q cbarHs r. Reea. for conteuupt in
ec{si me e1er i s HoSae x ~ sr,s s,So y
nll u ,s ctoe. 1nc nouf na'"g passeo'H goes
over ''i' to'"osto"' rr,r
rt e,r.r,4.t,,. 1919. ts.1a s..o..a, r,,o..~.,.
Ine Empite Alnlue COLI company Ing ffank1ln
lnentanee tompanIJ; pICi ~ ~, ..r;cn,.-r., ro,,n.o
~; Lanasay ea4eo Up t1e aEETic1tulel E Co!eEe
hn oeaanG at grnand III. a.,n Masd h1 aaG
rs ~ t. ihs mo,thefn n,I
.no nea % M ~ so ass nnnov ~ H. ~
t3 III JIu - n.Sar ~ ~ ,nar.oant IL
, 1865-02-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

HTnyrkv ErFxTwH Fa

MONDAY EVENING" Ee0. 0, lE1o.
The pcace.bnbb1c has burst, Gold has advanced
and tho Interested in high prices breathe freer.
Whether OF not the commercial public will have
learned lesson during the recent panic, remains
to be seen; hut to those who may think that Gold
will now run up to $50 OF higher, and that wheat
pork, &C., will follow, Ee have word to say.
Gen. Sherman is now marching On the Atlantic
coast With an army Of veterans who hare nerer
known defeat-that Lee Is shut up In Richmond
unable to move step-that Hood and his army
have been vanqatshed, md are In danger OF being
wholly annihilated by Gen. Thomas and his forces
In the southwest-andt that the " "Coutede1acy ts
. mere shell, which may be crushed to atoms by
the first grand combination that Is made. The
peace mission Of Mr. Blair has fat1ed' but the
mission of Gen. Sherman will produce more
*sneoce st than dozen embassies, and he and bis
oiIny never fail. We would therefore Waru our
readers from being mis1ed BY the temporary
cxcttements In tho markets produced by the
bull interest In Wall street, and act still on The
presumption TINT, although Gold is higher to-day
than 1t WIS four days ago, that ne are nearer
"peace now than ne were then.
To-day there was IN improved feeling In the
tone Of the produce matkefs, and IN come IN
stances slight advance was gained, but there was
a lack Of Activity. Buyers were t1nntd and acted
"a IL they expected decline almost every minute
The demand for money WIS moro active, ano IN
scme instances the bansa showed more liberal
spirit but generally they reiuscd TO discount pro
duce or pork paper. The ratets unchanged, W:
1opcr cent per annum, butthc street ratea are hrn
at e13 per cent per month.
The supply Of exchange is still FclS Light ana
the market L. firm ut par buying and premium
selling
+, Gold opened In New York to-day at sls, and
N11 In fn1lNtFtnR
questions te1csraphed to James ,bosd' eoia-
, 1865-02-07
Stock Of Mo1asscs In New York.
The following table shoEs the stock OF Molasses
CHICAGO CATTLE NARKET,


MONDAY Erryrxa, February &.
CATTLE-Recelve1a a. the several yards, 25 hcad
shipped. IFS. Owing to the light receipts the markst
has been vrEy quiet. There las been, however,
good demand ios Cattle to I'LL the Government con-
tracts, md Cattle up to grade have been dItn and
Saturdays prices fully sustained.
Most Of the lots are mixed and have to be sorted.
and the coar9e Cattle thrown again the market,
which makts that kind Of stock very duti. with a
downward tendency. Poor Cattle had- bJ all means,
better bo kept the country and fed, than forced
the market At present. Gcod to extra Cattle III
acttVe demand The sa!ca yesterday and to-day foot
up ecae COO head 1T from t36s for sca1aw2gs to $9
for very extra Steers. There were but cw left
The sales Jctttrdny and to-day were:
sALxs or nxkP cAr7Lx TO-DAY.
George Adams soldFawsctt Is htad good Illinois
Steers averaging 23e MS at $500, and 10 head Iowa
Steers, aVerseina 1,s1 ~. at s7oo. and MeGraw 70
ueht Cows at $i.l5-
Ealwortha Mallory sold afcrris Co. % head rou.h
Oxen. averaging 11 nd At $500 and s. do. averaging
f,p46 d. At $500.
Myers sold Phillips Is head extra sseczs. averaging
t,st7 ns- At 80 25.
Eexgrsss bought Of Timer 70 he.d 1o12h Steers
averaging % 3s- It s6oo and 80 head OF Austin, At
cragirg LIS d. at $625-
Tower sold Hint L Co. q head rough O1er, aver
aging I'll De. At S6..0-
Brown & Thompson sold 31cGzaw a5he,d cow., ".
eraesg 800 Ms at $t2s and II seaIawags. averaging
$50 rs. 1t 1876.
Morris Co. sold FAwBett % head ustt Steers, AZ.
erastng 81 ns. At $5.z3
strabcr d Co. sold H&rst 50 head medium steers,
averaging lilo rs. at a1.1Q.
Dit sold Wtbb 4 Philips 81 head extra stee1s, ~
eragtng 1,183 ns, At S9lc.
]. Adams sold Hastings 10 rough oxen. aYera2iug
LIES nA, At ss.5 md 50 do, averaging 1sse Ds, as
{aco
stowell sold HASTINGS 10 eoa11e steers, averaging
1,cso ns. At s3.75 and Daube COWS. averaging ass
Ms, 1t $3.50.
Hsas-Reccivaa at the vasioas yard. 4, hogs and
shipped 113. The market Tas qntet owing to the few
, 1865-02-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Late Peace Confer
euce.
THE CONFERENCEA TOTAL
FAILURE.
Legislative Proceedings at Spring.
flcld--Passage Of. the Horse Rail.
way Bill By the House.
THE IsATH: PEACE CONFER.
ENCE.
Ep1nnatfon of the Presidents Per-
roDnI Prescnce-The Rebels Listen TO
Nothing Short of The Recognition OF
their Independence.

NEW Yonk, Feb. 6.-4he NeW FORK 1Insss'
Washington special says: "Ar. Seward re3ched
Fortress Monroe in advance OF Messrs. Stephens,
gentlemen. thcy were at enco invited to an inter-
View, snd informed Mr. Seward OF their desire to
proceed to Washington for tae h. Purpose m ot dis-
MT: Seward Informed them that i was the PEesi-
ut Fortress Monroe, and that be nau been sent to
aae sbe ea1nestness leave to Wit
Waehngton sad "A finally agn..aias ALLEGED l. that that
them in consequence Of lii: Blair'e assurance th1t
dent Lincoln. ME: Seward assured them that thls
% The President that his presence wns necessary;
four hou5s, aPd WY perfectly friendly aad goesd,
eslsa Wss an5 sy IL Pres
occasionally taking park, The rebel commission:
o. m wishes, but spoke solely md extensively for
out the conference, declared their entire lack OF
sit:on whatever looking toward close Of the war,
On Ssss gfat9 e as nd
condition. The president presented thesuhject
the most liberal and considerate modification q
WuaIsEEt, ~ tuc eaihuAs lekts4aNon anu AcEoA q
the Unitea states GoveInment, might pc regarded
Moun11pg TO INC pI1ae OF me southern people;
nat ~ no stngie pafuco1E sonlo no 1hance them
10 sNeIte lor one momen1 from taelr demand for
reeosnlton. Ihey olo pot present this con-
kpleuously as resting on Ioelr own convictions or
wishes. nat as me eohdanons Mhlch thetF govern
ment naa maae aoso.a.tey lau!.spensao!e 70 any
peace, President lincoln, On the other hand, ~
lo1meo tnem ~ eve1y polnL taat M q saca tafosnilon
Was Ht:ei!Y ana Iota,ly oat o1 tao 9uest1on that
even temporarily, nc movement q, ita armies,
on!y on ne eonaanon pressaent tna1 ne authority
o. tnG Na.ona @ asn DC
sfktcs; hls poht eoneeacd: ne assured mem that
upon eFctJ otaer ma.sst taey H91lo 90 ueatea
vita he nimost HoetaHy, nnt, Witno1t tnas fc-
tlon between ne rcepecnEe p3ftles came baGk 70
an9 lnsaea up9n tn15 a taolGai z ana irroceacan,e
nlHtIeAcei As4Aet SLUG eon4u 9e eNeIsEu uaA1
, 1865-02-07

We give below addl1lcnsl synopsis OF correspondence
resaruin9 the aborc important matters
aoxI.cK1Lo. Ao:-77o hogs packed and season clos
ed. Average wcight IS LIS Z leg crater that OF
last ecsson. Average pE1ce psd l2hc net. Cotn mot
over onehall IN Avcrnge crop. Prlcs Soc hushel.
Tie Corn crop was one-thlrd beluT an average Frce
&c epshel.
.FEAsE1oErs K@;@ ho6 were packed at tni4
Weight isss than ~ last seaszn but exacty INV
an average crop. Price 90ca{1 % = busheI-
TzRnx HAuTE, Ind ,oo1 hogs packed aud scason
eosa ATssage ceatz hof TeaseE .haa i
Price o6c y hnahel-
Price 1oA@12Ac ner. Averige waEhs a5l ms net, be.
ingmuch prtter than 1t last sesson OF Tor many
previous scesons. Corn above m average crop. and
quality sood rfss s9ss 5oS: nsctea se and M
c'esca. Theevr &C weixht wa % Is hog over that
Of last 6essen. Average pEics paid PC let. Corn
aGspt sp av15sge g cIR M d.: asllos st Soc 81 m 9a
c1etea. Ay.Ta.c weight 1;3 ne. Corn not over one
prqsenf prce h. 'ols pat '' sue a'a'o 1h'
hOgs psetsd nd c;e
year.
TAs1yux, O.-cc1 h~gB packed and SEASON o1cr.
is last seasons.
GIis7as. ISp:-No hogs PACKED 4 th,s r1ac,: Corn
An1RpKIN, D.-But u hogs packed here. Price liz
per net, Corn poor, and much OF 1t dsm5gci Ia the
tcfd By vet Wratf er. The average weight ct hogs
this seaaon was fully 10 per cent oEeE that OF lnrus
Nxw BRExtS, o.-sooo hogs packed at E!s n,ace.
s9atukf 90 stt season Average weight Id na hoF
EIe1rer than that Of lose season,
BARsY. AL.-2,fM hogs packed, SEASON o!oaed