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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27
TOO LATE FOR CLAssIrrCATION.
PROPOSALS. TO ELL ELL: TIE II s93, goTTx OF

The updsrned committees appointed By the Board 81 g
psrvsoy Of Greene county win receive proposals for nnQ
me whole OF the Qnot0 Greene county ko0 v
DO6 mer) stthe Nsrvhan Hotel New York until Tuesday,
msn-tkroe PEARS prefg1sd-psyabe In cash OF rayS
N half IN cash and han IN The bonds % ne con. q grsss
-. Per cent ,,s a.h, a ,.,,c. an, =, IN ,,,,,.
sas - may best subesrve the interests Of the county
An proposals. must ss sssbd and dres.eS 70 Hef
marhsi aProposss" and WIN not be opened uhti hs tnA
CxnsIii, Jan u. 1855.
7; y. BAaLRY, 81
n r. MoCABB,
ALBERT TtTfLn.
r. D. Ircrssolf. C1sk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27
HEApQuARrxss, AMY or THE JAWS,
Tx rsE FIELD, Jan. 60 A. H. ]

iap occurred ast evening imms datssy after dark IN
The heavy nrns shss lad lasted through the day, and
generally believed that the rebel nsst had repassed
up the river About two hours sgo however the hrne
was rssunsd and continued satI . short time sancs
Nothing Jet 70 be discovered hare q to what 10 taking
placA *f& tr - ss.f.ftt te.N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27

- IFrom The Richmond Wing, Jan. %
Aooresp0ndent Of thc-kewark Advertiser writes from
Plymouth N G., that he hes lately made Wait TO the
iron-clad Abemarlc He ststes that portion OF her
cssemsts and part OF her torpedo arrangement on her
bow are visible giving her the appearance OF being about
sixty feet In length but the whole length cannot be
than hundred and seventy nve feet The parties whs
made an inspection Of the the sh Of this month
stats that " would cost fifteen or twenty thousand dollars
10 raise her and that her hull In COED conditions In
In every part where the torpedo sprung her sides
. distance OF Ten feet In length by four In breadth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-27

From the acknowledged, jan Al
One thousand Yankee prisoners confined In Libby
Prison will BE- ssnt North In the Gag Of truce boat 70
morrow morning The number Of prisoners now on hand
IN th city s upwards Of three thousand Including about
aly e0eerI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
NV NnRK. Nov. 9

INV i kh. NV. -
Havana files per steamer Columbia give
particulars of the negro Instruction in ia
naica. Kingston Is in great excitement hut
business is entirely suspended, the popula
ton placing themselves in a state OF defence.
An immense meeting had been held No-
lunteer save enllsting under the order OF She
Governor.
The rebellion ragged with fury in 81, Tho
mas. In the east unprecedented Outragrs
were committed upon lives and property.
The volunteers sent to the insurrecuonarv
districts were only partially successful IN re-
pulsinc the insurgents.
One band Of negroes, 500 strong and thor
oughly organized, was sweeping everything
befOr9 1t
The volunteers at Kingston and other pla-
ces, were being pressed forward.
A ecspatch IRON Hon. W George was
read ia the Commercial Exchange, stating
that he had been wounded. and that hon.
Baron Won Ketchholl, one OF the officials IN
81. Thomas. DR. Gerard. Chas. Anthony
Price. stephen Cook, and Rev. Mr.. Her
scel. rad been killed.
later despatch confirms the above, and
adds that the insurgents killed an official
named Henry Alberger, and cut his head of.
Inspector of Police Finances, Bowen, and
John Walton, were also shot by the rebels
The See justice Of the peace, is reported
murdered.
A council of war was held in Kingston on
the 10Th ult Subsequently martial law was
declared for the district OF Surrey in the
name OF the Queen.
Major Gen. O'Conor has taken command
of the troops and Is concentrating against
the rebels.
Paul Vogle, leader of the rebellion, has
not yet been arrested
The latest despatch received from the sea'
OF war to the Governor says the instruction
is increasing. Troops are wanted and there Il
no time to be lost The clergyman killed Ii
/ Rev Mr.. FOote.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
%Ew YORK. Nov, 6.

The Worlds Washington despatch says
it has The highest authority for stating that
the Cabinet had nnder consideration Tor sew
eral days, the trial Of JET. Davis. 1t is di-
vidcd as to the course to be adopted.
The President is opposed to a trial by a
Military Commission. Several members IA
vor this mode. Definite action will probably
be decided in a lew days.
The Fcnians in the District Of Columbia
number about 1000. They are actively pre-
pairing Tor a unconventional are purchasing
uniforms, arms. &c.
Yesterday, notice appeared in the public
prints, signed by the Committee, cautioning
the brotherhood against further action in the
anticipated movement until they knew more
and heard further from the Committee.
The Herald'S despatch says Caleb Cush-
inG's trip to Europe is postponed until
Spring.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
NEW YORK, Nov. .

Tie Herald prints the message Of Gov
Johnson OF Ga. in iuli, which states that
there is no money IN the Treasury and the
Governor was Obliged TO borrow money to
pay the incidental expenses Of getting the
convention together. The entire debt is
twcnty-one million dollars which includes
eighteen millions incurred in and of the re
l,llion, which latter the Governor main
tsins must be lepudiatcd.
The Herald also prints Gov. Perry's mes
sage to tie 5. c. LegIsl ture.
He gives great credit to President john
sous wlse and conciiiAtory policy az being
tire ueans OF safer reconstrucjIng the State
lie T, commtnds encouragement OF Northern
ami European emigration, the passage of
la.s9s Tor the mana cement and protection of
freedmen, and urges proper arrangements
for election Of congressional representa-
tIVcs.
lie contends that the congressional test
oath is Unconstitutional, and urges the en-
rullment of the militia, as the national mill
tary will be withdraw as soOn as the State
Government is fully organized
The Savannah Herald SAYS that the quar-
sntine at that port has been discontinued,
and vessels can now enter and depart with
out detention.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
Nry YosK, Nov. .

The Bc,olSs Fortress Monroe corresp"
s,r,,. that jain Mitchell previous t.
I,dJu, farewell IL his military pr'.oh h"o
.lo,t interview With JEFF. DAVIS dnrlne
With Tia. lstrer pike hopefully IN fr'gafd
:, In ,Jsns,s of 80. E-, from ccninr,e;--
a. ae,oJd, Washington despatch says
a. Go dollsr counterfeit greenhack is such
.''e "', s.rnI NJ. &C. Of workmanship that about
srco, - -o,,iis Of tie ILLS have been paid
o.D .ho counter u the Treasury. The
-. u,s Treasurer Gen. Spinner acknowledge
- himself puzzled to distinguish good from
bad in tii- case.
TIc T,,lune and World have articles on
the trnc,n-nt honsrs Of this city, their
1.gsisd All hlihy condition and the
Probabilities Of a c olera carnival IN them
m case Of the advent of that enemy.
As election day approaches the daily pa
rcrs art filled with political matters OF local
interest.
Several Republicans arc IN search Ct those
nrposit faith who ~Isli to invest their money
on the result. Both parties are sure thew will
win hut ,ht confidence is little the strong
cet,un the union side.
TIE He-dias dispatch says the secy. OF the
katy has issued orders to the commanders
Of Navy yards to put all the Iron Clad
vessels within their jnris diction in order to
he ready for sea service at the earliest prac-
ticablc moment.
The Cabinet meeting ON Wednesday was
short All the members were present.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10


Steamship Atlantic from London arrived
last night and was ordered TO the lower quar-
sntine, in consequence of sickness among
the passengers.
1t l. rumored at Staten Island that eight
deaths had occurred on board from cholera.
Steamship Java from Liverpool Oct 2lst,
arrived this A VI.
The Gio6e announces that Earl Russell has
undertaken the duty Of reforming the Cabi-
net. A council IL called for the 10Th when
tic matter will be decided.
Tie Times says the augury is very difficult,
tie new Parliament, and the complications
that nav lad to war and the termination of
the interscgnum rs the administration has
been called. constitute a new and inscrutahle
state Of affairs.
The Daily news saws the reported ultima
tuin from Mr. Seward has dwindlcd down to
statement that Mr. Seward mas written to
MIR Bigeluw the American minister to
France exp. essing the earnest desire OF the
American Government 10 remain at peace
with all the world, but iDtimating that it Is
feared that Congress would recommend ex-
trcme measures if additional troops were
sent to Mexico.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
MN NnRK. Nov.


Tie Tribune, special despatch from Fort
ress Monroe saws the Pacific Squadron sailed
on The morning of the I'd, they are the Van
deItilt. Powhhttsn, Tuscarora ard double
turrrtted Monitor Monsdnock, all under
.un,n.and Of Com. John Rogers Considera-
bic excitement prevails over the arrival oil
the cholera per Atlanta, health officers are
dong all they can TO arrange quarantine
regulations but the city still remains in It's
filthy condition. A large union meeting
took place last night at the Academy OF Mu-
nc. Brooklyn. Speeches were made by zen
walhridgc. Judge Kelly, Gen. Fitzpatrick
and Gen. Logan. Andrew johnson was en-
doris, d JEFF Davis" denounced and his exc
curiun demanded 1865 names OF voters
have been registered thus far. Nine thou
SIND emigrants arrived at this port during
th, week ending last night.
riie Times has letter from Andersonviile,
giving iull list of all the New York sol
dirre buried there. The whole number OF
Union roldiers there inferred is twelve
{ ousaud nine hundred and sixteen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
W.surNcroS Nov.

General Swan of Alabama who Is Assis-
tant Commissioner Of Freedmen is here to
see tn. President IN reference to the colOred
schools in Mobile; the inhabitants are trying
to make it impossible to keep up such
schools in Alabama.
Our city authorities are making up to
prepare Tor the cholera; some OF our best
physicilns expect it this winter 1t is stated
that tic estimates for the next fiscal wear
will not exceed one hundred millions of dol
lars. hut it should be remembered that the
curr, nj fiscal year does not end till July
next. 1t is raining very hard and every
thing is dull at the departments. A fe"
pardon seekers are at the Presidents House
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
NEW YoRK, Nov. :

The Tribune despatch says a gentleman
VINO was present ut the reading Of Wiz :
sentence. reports that Wirz listened with
apparent indifference, ard said be expected
to 20 to the Internal regions where be would
doubtless ind many of his prosecutors.
JEFF. Davis overcoat was sent hy oApiess
To Fortress Monroe. Il cost SljG.
1t Is rumored that the French Minister has
suddenly demanded his passports and will
sail on Friday.
The Tunes Washington despatch says
Gen. Briscoe's sentence will be promulgated
to day. It is understood that he Will be dis
missed from the service and the imprisun-
meut adiudged by the court martial RENTED
ON account OF services.
Longstreet had an interview with Gen.
Grant yesterday. lie also took the amnesty
oath
Pardon applications are on the increase I;
400 were received here yesterday from Gecr-
gia. and geo from North Carolina.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

In Hinesbur.h, Nov. 3, 1865. PhilandOr 2. Wells.
consumption, aged 30.
lie was an upright and genial man, and was es-
pecially endeared 10 n large circle Of lindrei In
ais domestic relations, lie had been greatly afflicted,
leaving only one cid, daughter. AMI VIII who
La, been tor manyIyears insane, and is now nearly
imbecile. His scEiiess rae long snd painful, but
every want was tenderly provided for him BY low
ing brothers and sisters, who esteemed 1t privil-
eye to relieve as far affection could do it, hissore
snliction. lie bore all with cheerful resignation,
and full trust in the wisdom and love Of God who
pitieth, as a father his children, them that fear
him. lie fully conscious to the last. and his
last words were expressions Of faith in Christ,
aud eIhort atoms to his friends to live for the sa-
visr CoxN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10


Havan dates Of the 2Sth inst. states that
a severe hurricane on the 22i and 23d ragged
with great force all over the island.
In Havana Iiarbor, many vessels dri'tcd
foul of wharyes and sunk. The admiral b
flagship ran on to the wharf. damaging -cv-
eral seh0oners and boats, Several valuable
cargocs were sunk, and total %! 30 ,'-seis
were more or less damaged Th, streets Of
the city were filed with water 10 the depth
of foot
Houses and walls were blown down, Tools
blown away and the trees Of the Plaza
Frustrated. Two thirds of the roof ui tfr
Tacon Theatre was torn off The country
seat Of the Captain General and Others sui
tered considerably.
The barbarities practised in ST. Thomas
are confirmed The authorizes hung about
20 culprits. Surrey Is IN state OF siege.
and 81. Thomas Is under martial law. Iw"
British vessels have left 10 take troops from
Barbados 10 Jamaica.
An association is being formed in Cuba to
prevent the saye-trade
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10

Leave Burlington at 400 A NJ, l22o P. ", f-o
p NJ, and SIS P. ".
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell al o. A.
81 ior Burlington, ~. Adams, Montreal. Ostens-
hurgh and est. arriving Montreal al 900 P. ".
Og!eushurgh at i2.50 4. ~.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell al 7.Oo AN
via Lawrence att 30 A. NJ, for Burlington, St
Adams. &c.
Leaves Boston via Fitchhurs az IN A.M.SprinE
field ~ T4o A. NJ, connecting at White River june
tion with Day Express Tor Burlington, Montreal,
q sdcrsbureh and the West.
Accumulation Train leaves Northdeld AZ 10 il
A. NJ Burlington. at l2.20 P. NJ. for Rouses' Point
Ni.ht Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 2. NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r r
eaviu- New York. az i2.l5 P. 81, and from Cheshire
r r leaving Boston at $50 P. n, connecting az
White River Junction with train leaving Boston AZ
$50 p. NJ. for Burlington. Rousc's Point. Montreal
and O-tenshurg, with Grand Truns trains FOR the
West.
Sleepin. cars are attached % both the Night TX
p-css trains running between 81. Adams au-
-, istou and s.. Adams and Springfield
.icket- % Detroit. Chicago and all points west
% n. y. DRURN, Agent. No. american lto-
d. Burlington Nt-Baggase CHECK o. through.
Il. MERRILL, Suu't.
. Adams Nov. 6. lss5.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
NEw YORK, Nov.

INV 1Dhh, 4NONs ..
The internal Revenue receipts yesterday
amounted 10 over a million and a halt.
But ten forts will be retained and garris-
oned around Washington. s.-s 30
The Worlds despatch says that Chez
Justice Chase has notified the President that
he cannot preside over court for the triai
of JEFF Davis in Richmond because there Is
no regularly organized court IN that city.
The President maintains that he cannot nc
tried in any other city. The impression
prevails that he will Be released to be eI-
p,tiiited. -
Gen. Grant left Washington last night ior
New York
! There were but few visitors at the " hIte
HDnse yesterday.
The Herald despatch says the bure' u
for abandoned and conhscated lands, is like
" to have Important CAGES for adjudication
s,nn. The reb. |, are res1rting u MI manner
oil devices to regain possession oi tHeir prop
erty. A common dodge j. TO transfer 1t "a
loyal rersons or those holding treasury per-
nits 20 purchase qEzrcuo7 arHsET
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
NV YORK. Nov. G

The Governor of New Jersey has addressed
a message to the mayor OF Trenton calling
his serious attention 70 the establishment Of
proper precautionary measures TO prevent
the introduction of cholera into the country.
The Herald has Intelligence from the
Florida coast giving accounts Of the ravages
of tie recent terrible storm TIE destruc-
tion OF shipping wac very great. The ship
Nersev of iiyerua,l fDnnderei and nine Of
her officers and crew were lost.
The survivors Suffered terribly on a raft and
quenchcd their thirst with the blood Of one
Of their members. They were rescued by
the L ). steamer Newbcrn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
NV YoRK. Nov

II, HeraiTs Toronto despatch SAYS the
f.liian excitement ETH continues Quite a
numl~r Of private soldiers are under arrest
inr Fy,npathizing with Fenians. The city
aud Its approaches are picketed. Many
Americans are preparing 70 leave for the
Ststee- -.
Numbers Of Orangemen are arriving for
the defence of this district, having posi-
tive information that the Canadian brother
hood has fast steamer ready for armament
Ii is reported that number OF othcIais OF
the government are engaged in the conspira.
cy. Great military preparations are going
forward
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
AyrR.s cHERRY PICTORIAL

l tins ~ r II - II hDAA
Through q trial of many years and through every
nation Of civilized men, AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has been found to afford more relief and to cure
more cases II pulmonary disease than any other
remedy known 10 maDkind. Gases Il apparently
settled Consumuton have been cured by IL, and
thousands Of sufferers who were deemed beyond the
reach Of human aid have been restored To their
friends AMI usefulness, % sound health and the
euioyncnis OF life, by this all powerful antidoto TO
disc. ses Of the lungs and throat. Here cold had
settled on the lungs. The dry, hac, ing cough, the
CLASSY eye, aui the pale, thin features Of him who
was lately lusty and strong whisper TO all but IN
CONSUMPTION. II tries everything. but the dis
ease is rnswins at his vtals, and shows it fatal
symptoms more snd more over all his frame. He
is taking the CHERRY PICTORIAL now it has
stouped his cough and made his breathing easy
his sleep is sound a; night his appetite returns
and with it bis strength. The dart which pierced
his side Is broken. Scarcely any ueghborlood can
he found VI hioh has not some living trophy like
this to shadow forth the virtues which have won
fr the CHEERY PEcroRAL an imPershable renowp.
But its usefulness does not end here. Nav, it
sc,omplishes more by prevention than cure Tho
countless colds and coughs which it cures are the
seed which would have ripeued into dreadful hsr..
vest Of incurshlo disease. Influenza, Gr7uD, Bron-
chits, iloarsouess, PlsuTisy, Whoopins Cough, and
all ir itations II the throat and lungs easily
cured b., the CHrERX PICTORIAL iftssen in season.
Z 2, family should have IL by them, and they
viii bu5 it invaluable protection from the in
sidious prowler which carries ct the parent sheep
/ fro L many flock, the darling lamb iron many a
/ home.
Prepared y DR.. &c. AVER. ectoraI and Aualy-
teal Chem st, Lowell. Mas. and sold by all Drug
I gists everywhere.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
NEW YORK Nov. 4

The Herald has Buonos Ayres dates of
Sept, II, and Rio Janeiro dates of q
There has been no heavy engagements since
the rattle OF fatcharg, seven or eight thous-
and Paraguayns, vino captured the town Of
Uruguay were surrounded by 10000 allies
where they remained, besieged 81
days the pAraguatans holding out
bravely. The Allied army suffered
some from lack of supplies. The Paraguay
ans had gained some advantages on the Pa
rama River, the Brazilian fleet having been
withdrawn. 1t is asserted that Paraguay is
able To man all her garrisons and put lOO.-
900 men in the field for the offensive oper-
atoms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
JOIN y. wnEELEK.s EsrATE.

STATE or VERMONT. lrT,HB hon. the Pro etc
District Of ChitteEdcn, So L Court lcg tho DISTRICT
ofChittenien.
To an persons Interested ia ha citrate
II John B.WLceier, late Of Burlington, in SAID De-
trict. deceased.
GscETIyG.
~ a Probate Court holden 40 uTli ugt0n. withiG
and for the District Of Ctitl1Glcl- on the 5ltA DAY
20 october. A. D. 50, an Instrument pgrpof M
O. be the l4-; VIII and IetlU1cut, W John b.h beef
err late ~ Burlington. IN said district. oecea-ed
wNs presented g. the Cont az sesa.d, fog tr bate
and ): b. orer.d ly said Court that the etl O.. OF
Novenf e.. 4. -. o. Sat the Probate Court ~ -l
u sai Harrington, De assigned ior proving '-'i li-
strumeut1 aud that notice thereof be gwen O.. 900
persons concerned, ly publishing this order t.'ee
weeks successfully IN the Burlington trce u - s.
newspaper printed az said BCriiu-. ol, I-.t ls Q.
the time appointed.
THEREFoEE, you are hereby notified O. lpl ear
before said Court 90 the time ans place Aforesaid,
and contest thc probate ot said w ~, B. eu awe
cause
Given under MY hand at Burlington, IN SID dis
trict, thi, 2'-h day Of October A u. $50.
Z. e. WALES, JU1=..
yf-gl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
NV NnRE Noy. O.

INV YORK, NOV U.
The Times publishes letter from NJ. l.
Conway, Richmond Oct 9th cOntradicting
the assertion Of Gov. Pierpont that Southern
people would not submit to paying taxes Tor
war debt, and Mr. Conway declares that no
such disposition exists among the people
who are disposed to accept the pres Mt state
Of affairs.
In Brooklyn the glass ballot boxes used at
elections were attached for debt.
Arrangements have been made by the city
authorities whereby they will be allowed to
retain them until alter election.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-11-10
Boston Market.

WEDNESDAY. Nov. s
FLOUR The demand for Flour has been mod
crate since our last report. Sales at s 90 a Is
for Western superfne; IS rs a 9 25 for common ex-
tras; medium extras at $40 a n, and coed and
choice, including Genesee, Canada, Ohio and Mich
Igan at gu 80 a 10 z bbl ST. Louis Flour remains
the same $I3 q Il !, Dbl. Corn Neal s. n % p
Dbl Tor good shipping brands. Rye Flour $50
y Dbl, as to quality. Buckwhcat g - a T. 100
hs
GRAM The market for Corn hiss been quietsinoe
our last at %, a s W for Western mixed oats
Rave been duh ami prices have eased of Northern
and Canada 81 a &c; Prince Edward Island at
Sc and choice Western Is a 70c y bush. In Rye
small sales at 81 q bush. White Beans continue
in moderate demand. Common and coed blue pod
1t 81 a. 70; marrow at 3 a eos and extra pea
at a Is a J Y hush Barle $ q 30 v bush for
Canada. East and West Canada Peas 81 - a o
- bush. shorts s2s 81; ZINE Feed So a 81,
and Middiings At 80 q A. p ton
PROVISIONS The demand fer Fork continues
moderate. at 40 % 30 for pfims $35 a 81 for me's
AND si3 a 81 for clear, as TO quality. Beef Is fin
and selling at 81 a 2 MI, for Eastern ana Wes-
torn mess and extra mess and 81 a p for flney
extra Smoked Hams arc scarce and selling at =
n 2s = n, as to quality. Lard is scarce and sales
small Al q n soc y b. cash. Butter is very firm
on account light receipts and choice Fall made
commands full prices. The sales Of good, choice
and extra Vermont and New York dAirieshave been
at a q SOC, and common and fair Ss a &c Y b. as
TO quality Canada and Provincial Butter ranges
from % a ;oc y b. as to quality. Cheese has been
dull and in N ,,erate demand Sales Of common and
prime diaries at I66 iSc, and factory made 1T u
a lsc y b.
WOOI-The demand for Wool has hecn mod rate
bat all fine grades sustain very ful. prices. Tie
low Aad medium grades are very little Inquired
FOR. The sales have been 35ono bs fleece and pull
ed At 60 a so, for fleece, and 8 Sc ioT lambs and
choice extra pulled. In Canada comSnss sales Of
HOO rs mixed at &c = n. and choice eombnss is