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SIX. lAg..tW CIR VT Of Fleece
No Owners Name. s

R,N,RKs.-l, First best for quality Ewes. q Full
blood. 3 Third best Tor quality kwos ,. tull hioo
heaviest Ewes fleece. G. Unwashcd. Z, Unwashed. s
Cnw>iIed. II, Heaviest fleece OF grade Ews l. First
best for quality bucks. 3, Heaviest fleece ,hurn
more should Ice added for washing Il. Third hest for
quality of bucks. 20, Second hest Tor quality Ewes.
% Full blood % Uu0sslcd second best tor quality.
Z6 uhwaslIcd. -, Full blood q, Full blood
Jos. BoYp, Sec.
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pronosaIs to lsuiId a Bridge

TINllE undersigned Road Commissioners OF the town OF
Il Bruce, La Sale county, will Saturday, July sth,
1855 meet at the point said town where the Bloomington
Road crosses Creek the purpose Of letting the
contract for the building of two bridges the
branches Otter rs at that point All bridge builders
and contractor. ff such work. resIkcfy invited "a
meet them at said time and place. when full plans and
specifications will be presented and make their
for building SAID bridges, when the contract VIII be LET
Immediately. ABRAHAM FUNK,
ADAM DILLER, ! Road (.onmsrz
June 1r-3w* JAS W. STEVENSON \
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Bishop Gregg, of Texas, in pastoral let
ter, instructs the clergy of the Episcopal
Church to return to the liturgy as i. was be-
fore the war
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TACKSON'S FERRY for SALE

The ferry is mile south Of Seneca, Ia lie county,
playing the Illinois river There
ged with wire ci!,leone boat entirely and 10th in
good order. The ferry docs large and profitable bust
IL will be Sold with good dwelling house attached,
and fine lot of ground. Terms cash; prices low.
Apply on the premises to ROBERT JACKSON.
MAY 13-2Ins L 49, !.
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ps,..sssa. LAYD FOU SALE

4 VALUABLE tract Of Prairie land living six milra
n directly south of Seneca, Ia Sale county. Illinois,
and containing 800 acres Of land being the south half Of
section %, and the whole OF secou 20 in the town 0!
IrooEied
This Tract Is very valuable piece Of prairie lind, and
will be sold IN 50 100 larger tracts and
on terms suit purchasers-
Apply address.
PAY c SHERWOOD,
Nav IL 1863 Land Agents, Ottawa, Ill
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CEDAR CAyEEssROR.

4 NE best thing for Keeping moths Of Furs Wool
eIs and Carpets.
Dutcl.cs Fly Paper kills Flies Dead Sh0-kills Bed
EnG5 81 all sizes Rat Exeruinator and -undry other
things hostile to the enemies rare For sale
june Il, dJ. T.. I. GRIGGS'
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LITHOGRAPRS.

DHOT0GRAPHS. Nagnifyng Glasses, wsbster's I'm
abridged and all the Books, Paper, Blank Books &c,
KEEP. IN BOOK Store At +. Y. GRIGGS'
Jane II, s65. el+f4 3t~- Drug ara Beck Store
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NIX az EENrEN-EN-r.Es
SIN0NEAU L COLBURN.

Inventors anl rrcqrie:rr>,
Peuria illinois.
Sill all by TIo5,Ison Gis1n Iinlliek ( Bro,
Fuller Finch Fuller. Who'll sale agents h,r CuaSo,
VIII Will MI all orders IL nanuaciaTtr I-ic==-
N,ta,.a. In. >. =.
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K'0Es SALE.

,y-E subscriber offers following building nt
situated in this CITY. VIZ: Lots No. D. ami 10,
in Green's Addition otta~a also. will sell In lots su
lots No - and IL Walkers fractional Adj
the city OF OTTAWA, known the Grove lot. For
PARTICULARS enq lire Of the surs riber. living Paul ST.
Ottawa jun q, 'G5 Mrs. ELIZA N. TUTHILL
d VI McARTHUR, NJ. ID Physician and
Ia Surgeon Ottawa, IL. Q1i,c il Glover CDohs
block. June IS, g.
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EOR SALE CHEAP.

GOOD iron axled, three sprinred express wagon With
~ tongue and shafts, for or two horses which can
be by calling tie subscribe Also abort 200 min
sacks. JkRRY SAMPLL
O.,ave June 10th, Iss5-3ws
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Two deaths ny cholera took place in New
Orleans between the 9Th end 1lth inst.
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MAY 10. 1SG;
MONEY TO LOAN,

AN prepared loan money ON long time, from 70
wears in sums suit parties on iist class real estate
security . its cent =, -, =, e.;
Apply Y letter, my office in rooms % ana ID !"
H.N nold,s Block. near Post Ot.icc Chicago, III
" 10 IsC-.-fm LEWIS UMLAUF.
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Hr"Ihc Poor VII De ftvor"d
CONSULTATION FREE

Patients write their State, post Office address
plainly. All letters requiring contain
letter stamp and be addressed TO DR. KNAPP son, Box
6ISS. Chicago, Ill.
RsAnyof the above diseases be treated successful.
ly 10y the patients describing their in letter. when
they cannot
DIR. KNAPP who will visit Ottawa regularly IN the ~,
ture. can he consulted Il: the Geser House,
Thursday, July 18th.
Thursday. Sept. 7th.
Thursday, Nor. ~
Thursday, Dec 26th.
Dec. II, 1S64-tf
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Notice.
Notwithstanding:

I HAVE inst received from New York good supply o
/ Vi0iins from - 10 SIS. Guitars FROM $40 to 90
Banjoo- Flutes, German COncertnes, Instruction Cooks
different kinds.
GitUlr and Violin Strings, &c, &c.
juno IL, 'oj. r y GRTGGS
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E;ssray Notice.
SoEREL COL1-Iaken up 10y " iiIiam Mitchell, in the
town OF DmmiCk, La Sale County. Sorrel mare colt
four years old this spring. Valued al SIS.
june 25th, s W. RAYMOND, Ger,
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no THE AFFLICTED
Mrs. f.. Sirin.er'~ Abt;0rh ina
Supporter and Truss.

This article admitted to be the best of the kind in
had application the unders igned sole agent
for county Apply my residence doors north OF
Breunngs Grocery store, of side cut leave word
at the Central House.
Ottawa June 81 IT, JAMES PARISH
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r-d SPOT lose time in having T. attended to r. r
timely treatment may them from the horrors, suicl
n- and death Of an open cancer.
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4 PERNAN ENT CURE.

THEIR CONSTITUTIONS for years have averaged from five
thousand which gives them experience
unsurpassed by any, and cqualled only by few.
gRememer they do not promise 10 all stages Of
Disease While all diseases durable, if taken in
all stages Your be durable this week
neNt-to-day, not tomorrow; hence the danger of
delay
NO ease VIII be received. w hen There
any doubts of cure or Relief
Our Terms hence the money must he with
ell orders for medcincs. Itc from dollars fifteen
dollars per month"; to doctor with which includes mcdi-
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SAILING AND STEAMSHIP
~ AG ESCI!
PRICES REDUCED!

am sen. fr the following Lines Of First Class Steam
AMI Sailing vessels, viz
Tie nutionqI Line Of Steam Navigation Co..
The Cunard Line Of Steamships.
The Cd Black STIR Line Of .Saiiing Vessels,
Tie IL Corkei d. CD's. " "
All the above First Glass Vessels and managed by
experiences scalncn.
Parties drirg irin2 tl@ir friends fro, the al ooun.
trS here will find tueir advantage 10 call on or nd
trass the Uplrrsig red. ID. T. OkANE
.,.,.uv .f.,.- IL 49,
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a VaIB:tbIc Farm for Sale.

rE,UE Farm inst miles of the court Louse and
and mile west OF te city limits belonging to Mrs
f. c. Mcpherson, situate Is town 49, range 3; 100
of farm andaud II Of timber. Oh the farm arc
valuable nrroyecnts-two story Dwelling House tenant
house, and fine yonng bearing Orchard. Enquire Of
Ottawa Dee. II. lS6i D. f. CAMERON
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CANCERS !
TUNORS OR SWEIIINGS.

They have had extensive .rncticc aud wonderful
il the Treatment g which they wthuu
..tiIg them using the kuiie. Let tl,se WHO ..,
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general a--"---i- ~ Mirrors franc on' Plates Gill
made IL u.lrr.
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PRICE PER HoTTLE,.. sa.oC

Il is aI-1 for Scrlata Scarlet F-vel lcl
the cigss of di--ssc Il iiis liz,
iberia Sarl.tus IN from l. L. = hours II ives
lief immediately.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
.p,fuoD RABCOCK's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, (T'IIE hon9rsnLe ne ne
utsTs1cT OF GRAND ISIS, SIS Il Prohate NVui''''
the District OF 6rend Isle -,..r,a4 f.
To the heirs and all other persons eoaoeII,e g.;
the estate Of lchabOd Babc0cs, late OF AInu4-i' '
std District deceased, intestate, ,
WzyRrAs John AcGregor OF A!6urgh, N - -
District hath fled his petition IN SAID Iours,
In settin., forth among ether things that ne -
owner on an the interest Of Job IA BabcoeS' 49,
Bahcock and James Babcoek, heirs Of the saI - ~,
hod Pal.cock that they have in that portion - -
estate Of aid intestate that vas set OuI 70 - y.
widow II said deceased and for her 90 :, j 4.
tIirds IN said estate And further rcpfe;sen.ss -.
he l. entitled % and has an interest II me D.
~ polly NrElrov IchsbOd Bahcock ana suns -
eock that they have in sad dover as he1ts " -
estste and praying sand Court TO order ui' '''''
rbersf1re YOU are hereby notified TO appeessI
6,re aid Cour, At session thereof 10 70 nyio.
ibe Probate Office in North Hero, in ssid ,
On the 18th CAV Of October next, a. ~ 49, 49, -
M and make objections, If any you may 10 -
me Granting Of the prayer OF the pett.one'it -
!, ia farther ordered that notice be gwen ~ -
Ties concerned Of said Application by puollsnlns -
same In the Burlington Free Press, nossP,bI
nrinted al Burlington. three weeks Suoces s
he Ias.' OF which publications 70 be pre''ou' ~
the day assigned for hearing. III NJ
Given under my hand at Hortn nero IL e
trict this Both day Of September, lSoS 9,,- lido.
wiiw3 AOuCoAN'
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NEw YORK, Oct. q

The Times Washington despatch says A.
II SJephehs called on the President yester-
day To express gratitude for executive elem
ency, and t. assure the President be might
hereafter rely ON him as a faithful ana SIN
ccre sulpIrter oi the Government, and would
DO all IN ms power to cultivate iraternal eel-
ing and devotion 10 the Union among the
people Of all sections.
Additional details OF the terrible hurri-
cane which swept over the West India Is
lands are furnished by la;e files Of papers.
In Guadaloupe the houses were lifted from
the ground. torn to pieces and scattered. In
one town the hospital was blown down, and
all the inmates killed OF wounded. Between
Two and three hundred persons altogether
were killed. The crops were destroyed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
Nrw YuRk. Oct. %.

VNNs
TIE Worlds Charleston correspondent
saws The returns OF the election in South
Carolina indicate the election OF Wade
Hampton
The Ileralds Charleston letter says: Sec.
Seward mas informed Provisional Gov. Perry,
that the President expects him TO hold his
Office till relieved by the express order oil
himself
Extensive restoration to citizens OF Char
lesion Of property seized by the government
has been made recently.
The Heralds Washington despatch saws I:
Gen. Grants report OF active military opera
tons for IS64-5. Is concluded and will soon
be sent q the Sec OF War.
1t is reported that Wirz has been iound
guilty and will be hanged on Friday next
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
MoNrPELlER. Oct. q.

n.tor Iuit i;tIodOced the hill TO amend
ssr,er Of tie Cry Of Burlington this
. fns. A resolution Was adopted by the
acrl .rIzng the Adjutant General t.
arbitration = ;ic War /, partment
Company ANA Regincn'ai Books Of
-. jlouis Vic ha7" been IN L. )
or ,orirs oi the sane, 20 preserve
. he SIate records
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
INV YORK. Oct. %,

The Academy of Music at Brooklyn was
crowded last night, on the occasion OF the
Union Ratification meeting. The resolutions,
eight IN number. endorse President johnson,
drnounce the Democrats as making probes
sions OF loyalty only. support the State tick
ct nominated at Syracuse, and propose the
nomination Of men of known integrity OF
character, - as to secure an honest admins
tration OF public affairs
Gems. Barlow. Marundale and Kinks. and
Senator Wilson and others, addressed the
m ting.
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 20.

Beauregard is to be Superintendent of the
New Orleans and jackson X. r. The Busi-
hess of the CIV has increased SO per cent
over what it was on the let Of AUGUST.
Prominent Texans are arrii.ug here.
Tuey say fears are felt that Gov Hamilton
will delay the Convention and keep the
Texas delegation out ol Congress.
The governor las organized 100 counties
Alexandria, La, Is rcsumIng its business
activity. The old crop OF cotton Is coming
IN speedily.
A letter from Gen. .Magruder dated last
August at tue City Of Mexico says be would
remain there till December Macmillan
had refused positively to do anything Tor
cOniederates more than Tor other emigrants.
lie iavOrs emigration.
A gentleman lately from Brownsville says
the cause OF Juarez is considered hopeless !;
That COrtinas l. his only energetic leader
there, but he Injuries the cause by his ba
character.
Inc Intediigenoer complains bitterly OF the
conduct Oi Tue freedmen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
NV NnRK. Oct. D.

The Heralds letter from Raleigh. \. c.,
says the chairman of the State committee
stated thar it was found necessary 70 send 10
New York 'or a National flag to raise over
the Capitol Tie ordinance 10 raise militia
has the approval Of the military authorities.
Resolutions were adopted, requesting the
President to restore to North Carolina all her
Constitutional nights, remove the troops and
transfer civil prisoners TO the civil author
tiles.
The Heraid's letter from Toronto says the
Fenlan movement II causing great agitation
throu shout Canada, aud great activity Is
said to prevail IN military quarters. Carl
sous are strengthened in regions where the
lrist predomInate. Loyalty Of officers and
soldiers is investigated. and arms distributed
among citizens known t. be opposed 10 the
Fcnians. 1t Is thought that the movement
in Ireland l. Gully ruse, and that Canada l.
tie prize the Fcnians are after.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
NEW YORK. Oct. 20.

he HeralFs RIO Graude correspondent
says. considerable sensation and apparently
nude dissatisfaction has been caused by
G,u. Grants der directing the mastering
cat ~ a large number OF colored troope. On
tie NJ, xics.u eide of the Rio Grande, an az
it,. ted aud confused state of affairs prevails.
Clilnar aud other republican leaders were
h.,,eriug with their bands ID the vicinity OF
Nsianuras. having occasional skIrmishes
with TIC lmI e:islists, though not 50 often az
i..m.iIy. a. they are now awaiting the re-
81 t Caryaial's mission 10 the United
a....s. which they are confident will furnish
a. tte ,-oney and material necessary to
- &c country of Macmillan.
Prisoners taken on either SIDE have little
,..,ncl 10. their lives.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
SANDY HOOK. Oct ~.

3d.. Stamehip Se-ta from Liverpool Oct
az !. Low Ia--Ing tbs point. Her dates
ar, $40 aay- later
I., F,uiau arrests continued, hight more
CD. -,. Brath. r..o.d ial IA, eu committed Tor
.ii.I at Dui..i.. 1t l. said that Mir Bruce
ia, asked au xplana.ion Of Mr.. S,~aFd oil
rb, movement, ol tnc Fcnians ia America
TIE war ir.wecn Paraguay ana Brazil
and her allies ha~ commenced ~ real earnest.
p,,ail. oi @ e battle az Nayiy st'N the san
..ulr,r. patu.c 90 iAe struggle On the l'th
e.. August Size al,i,i forces $500 strong en-
c,.uicred 34e0 Pa. guayans. The latter
were Summoned To Surrender and they re
pl;,d ay shooting n mcssen-er-
For an hour and o l-all the hattie ragged
w.silut asking OF giving quar;gr. Atlength
the Paaguayans I'D pursued by the cavalry
wien slaughter took place which was a
,.r.t.ct hstc4gry. The Parsguayans left
500 dead ON the field. and only 800 wound
ed. Their lcad,r and 1000 Of his troop
were made prisoners, together with all then
stores. -,
Tie allies state that their loss is only 25'
killed ana wounded.
5iorc battles we're daily expected.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY Uct 25.
Atmsrket 125e Cattle.
Market Beef-extra v cvt., $l3 20 a. si4',o
First quality, si2 oo1 $500.
Second quality, $40 90 a SIC ..
Toird quality s. 90 a $50
Working Oxen, per pair, SOD az 20
Cows and Calves, SIS, 90, IS, Hso
Yearlinss, sli a ..
Two years old, SIS a 3. $500
Three years old, SIS a IS.
sheen aud Lambs e5s5 at market Prices, in lots
Is 90 a 50. Extra:snd selections, 60, 4 80, n
sc 20 or from n to sleeper h.
Hides, ga Zoe per b. ! calfskinseoc.
Pelts. 81 90 10 80 each; .=m
Tallow, a IOc-
Swine t.0 at market
-.r REMARKS. ....
The humber Of Cattle is not large lat weeh
III ere we're hut few extra anality oxen. but the
.maller cattle were quite god. Ger crslly. Sales
Quick and . great many buyers present. t 4
About the same numter Of SHEEP and Lambs At
last week !; quality rather p,cr. Good extra sbeel
OF lambs full AID ii.h lit thin stock sold sicv
and rather lower. Oh -,
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LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. s. 4. 4IIen's WOrtd's
Hair RestOrer and Dress
ing invigOrate. strengthen
and lengthen the hair. 1hey
act directiy upon the roots
of the hair. supplying re-
0,tired nOuriShnent, ana
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair dtsdp-
ue0ys. bald spots are coz
cred. hair stops falling. and
htruridiit grO,cth as the re-
suit. Ladies and Children
sriU appreciate the delight
Juf fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance tn'pdrt-
ed to the hair. and no fear
of SOiIing the skin. scalp, OF
most elegant heGd-dreSs.
sold by all Druggists.
Depot 1873 & 200 Greenwich St. N. 7.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
DANIEL yacKsoN's ESTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been APP
w pointed BY the Honorable the Probate .oer
rr,vr examine sr,,f adjust the claims and deinahus
Of al persons against the estate OF Daniel
late OF Hiueshur in sad M =,
vent and also All claims and demands exhioiteo u.
c,Yst thereto and liz months FROM the day OF tae
date hereof being allowed BY said Court iof ~. M
purpose We do therefore hereby give nouee, VA,
yr ,.fl attend T. the business Of our sPpointMeh'
=, t5a J,rslin, 81 Mrs JacL son. widow Of deceased
in Hinesburgh. in said district, on the ga lS
DAYS Of December and April reNt, At 10 oeiocN'
A NJ on each o. sad each days $50.
JAMES PALMER, }Couu,Issloners.
RUFUS PATRICK
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NV NoRK. Oct. 81

INV YORK, Oct, u.
See. Seward made an important speech at
Auburn yesterday, on tine occasion OF a re-
ccptiun athomc by hi- neighburs ana friends.
In regard to the present plan OF reconell-
iatiun ee argued that the employment Of
force would but delay a reconciliation. The
plan Of reconciliation we are pursuing has
given as two great national advances IN tins
progress OF moral and political elevation
which are now to be made last and firmly
fixed. First, 1t secures voluntary abolition
OF slavery by every State which has engaged
in an Insurrectiou. ana does secure an etfec-
tual adoption by tine late slave States them
se.ves ef the amendment OF the federal Con
stituJi1n winch declares that neither slavery
nor Involuntary seryItude except for crime
shall ever hereafter exist in any part OF the
Jnited States.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27

Moy1rlLlER, Oct. -

MONTPELIER Oc'' -
te.i.la,uge l,ss by a large MAJORITY
,,,c8 TO adjourn from Friday TO '''
next. .Lo Hill incor-
49, r. e,r Destitute Children at
r .ur5 ',.' ~.s ,e5-rei to be printed.
'or ~ $500. at, .tc Agricultural College
-i'. .,I,nr ~ arion IF the Agricultural
!, md University Of Vermont IN a new
lin ion. TO l,. styled the University Of
mint .ad s,aie Agricultural College,
.-b WILL be p.escni~'i TO the Legislature
-,lout delay.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
NEW YoRk. Oct. 10.

lbe Tribune has the following special dcs
tstr... aar.d Pittole Pa. Oct. Is.
party of 26N American capt. lists Sena-
tor. CONG .esm,u. bankers, railroad men
I'D Eli,ors. arrived this evening u survey
tl. wonders Of the Pithole region. They
lttrsr,u, capital amounting To loo million
D...a.-. T0-laurr"w they visit Reno and
oi. city auc au,.ug other thIugs VIII break
round t,r a r,w IN OF IaIlioad 10 thl'
l,,int wine, is destined To make important
changes ~ the est and GisjTinuIun Of pc
t,n..aIa.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-27
one HAIR DYE
Boston Market.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. Is.

WEDNESDAY, Oct ~
F,oUR.-Prces generally have declined from =
..-o,shbl salesats IS a 80 for Western super
s,,. a - a 9 p for common extras so a 10 p
Or medium do and sl2 a 10 50 v bel for good and
cboiee. St Louis Flour is quite dull at fl4 a. IL
M Gov mod and very choice brands. In Corn Meal
sales s. 30 y Dbl.
GRAIN-Tbe market is dull for Corn, sales Of
Western mixed at e4c a 81 2 bush. Oats are dull
at a. n esc for Northern. Canada and western
White Beans are dull at 81 a for common and
GOD blue pod, 81 IS n p for marrow, and ta25
a for pea as to quality. Canada Peas 81 . az 30
a, bush. as to quality. Rye 81 . n l ~ Y BUSH
Barley 81 Os a i35 Y bush. Shorts are scarce 80
a a. Fine Feed $50 a IS ! and Middlinzs at sSs a
30 Y ton.
pRoyIsIONS-Pork is dull and tho sales have
been confined to small lots, prime at s2s % 81 mes
at As n 81 and clear at So a 40 v bbls cash Bee
i. firm and ranges from sl4 a II 2 bol for sierr
and Western mess and extra mess, and So a y FOL
family extra, cash. Lard has been in steady hu
Moderate demand at % a Soc v b. Smoked Ham
are scarce and firm at 25 a 2sc v ID Butter re
mains without material change. sales OF good an
choice New York and Vermont dairies ~ a IS;
and common at IS a 4Oc v b. Canada and Pro
yipcial Butter has been selling at 81 a soc Y D.
70 quality. Cheese is Arm and has been IN demand
with sales Of common and prime domestic at 10
lee and factory made at ls a 2lc Y D.
WooL-The demand for Wool is fair, but trsns'
III rs in domestic fall short Of some previous wees
The sales OF the week have been $4,000 fns at no
81. "a soc for fleece, and up ss high as sc for Il
best extra pulled.