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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-30
ImD0ridnt Hearinq.

I'm important hearing took place before
Judge Smalley on the 10Th inst, in Burling
ton in thc matter OF E. & L. Fairbanks &
Go, Of this place, praying for temporary
injunction against Charles S. Dana. collect
or OF internal revenue OF the second dist
net, restraining him from collecting certain
taxes OF the Messrs. Fairbanks. upon the
castings of iron and brass used in the man :
ulaclure OF their scales: and also AGAINST
Thomas +. Powers. assessor of the same
district. for assessing such taxes in the fill
,lre. 1t seems that under decision of the
commissioner of internal revenue. the
Nc>srs. Fairbanks have been assessed ON
The castings Of their own manufacture
rom which their scales are constructed
while paying an al valorem tax on the
completed scale. They contend that if the
finished scales are taxed, it is unjust and H.
.rgaI to tax the component parts, separate
". when such parts are made bv them
Ihcy therefore propose to try the question
u the legality of these taxes in the L. :.
circuit court Of this state, and therefore
asked for this temporary Injunction, which
Judge Sn,alley granted. Senator Poland
APPEARED for the Messrs. Fairbanks, and
Hon. Daniel Roberts for the United States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-30

GoLp MINlNG. In a letter from
Daniel W. Cutler, dated Denver. Colcra-
No. Nov. II, he writes 81 learn from
re.able authority, that one machine at
Central city, C. To-, from one month
crushing, rctorted a lump OF gold weighing
ia lbs, valued at thirty-three thousand
i've hundred dollars" Mr.. Cutler went
from this town not long since.
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Spetial alotitrs.

Scion Robinsor's Novel Scion Rob nson. the
veteran Agricultural tdi o. has written a tov for TIL
"" York H1b""s. The Publication will comm nee OIL
the fifth Of December
The New Novel of MIS-. Bella T. Spencer, fried
and True, is sing wi unexpected rapidly, and the
printers can hardly Ike pace with the demand"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-30
.W. Humphreys Pig Outdone.

Although we made a mistake in the
weight OF Mr.. Humphreys pig in last week :
yapcr. it being 1863 instead of 269-it has
been beat by one killed by Mr.. Thomas
>pooner. OF Fairbanks Village. The pig
sas seven months and % days old. and
Weighed 81 pounds on ''Farbanks' STAN
iari scale" Who beats
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-30
BradtOrd.

Rev. j. X. Williams. a graduate of And
oyc in the last class, was ordained and
Installed pastor OF the Congregational
church al Bradford. the 22d inst. Rev. DR..
Lawrence of Oxford preached the sermon
from Woe is unto me If preach not the
GoSpel-dweling upon the subject matter
ana the manner of preaching. Rev. DR..
Nrkeen the former pastor OF the church
offered the ordaining prayer. DR.. Mckeen
was released from his charge of the church
by the same council which ordained his
'lccessor. He is still to reside at Bradford
III house provided for him by members of
The parish. AT present he supplies the
church in Fairlee. He commenced his min
i>try in Bradford fittv-two years ago. The
charge to the new pastor was from Rev DR..
Ienney of Lyme: the right hand by Rev.
II. \. Burton OF Newbury. and Rev. VIM. $.
Palmer of Wells River addressed the people,
Mr. Williams is cordially received and
enters upon his work with most encourap-
M prospects.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-30
RUTLAND COUNTY.

Daniel Tennessee of Ludlow Ian employee
on the Rutland and Burlington Railroad
had one OF his legs badly broken on We'd
uesday OF last week. He was on a car
Loaded with lumber. and in passing bridge
near Chester, the end of post struck the
SIDE OF the bridge and drove a fragment OF
Doari entirely through his LEG. breaking
both bones. 1t is hoped his limb will be
saved from amputation.
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

1--WE end 10 make The CaIrdolisn valuable for
..,i NEWS and friends in Caledonia, Essex and
,. counties Ii confer a great favor 70 us and add
,err mat rally t. the interest of the paper by sending
,.,,r items in brief legible form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-30
WASHINGTON COUNTY,

The Argus says that tor three years Ed
win {. Crossett of Berlin has been out of
health, and during that time has been under
he care of several physicians. none OF
whom could determine the nature of his
mllady. y few days since. after severe
phyScng, a striped snake of the common
variety came from him which measured SO
inches in length. This is a large snake
story, but the reptile may be seen at the
office OF DR.. Porter in Northtield.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-30

Mr.. d. ID. Webster. of this village, has
brought in hens egg which measures
by 81 inches and weighs tour ounces
This egg was laid by Brahma pullet.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-30

DAVIS Pain kiuer-It is 4 real pleasur. TO II. f.,
4p ak favOrably of thi article known almost Universally
t. be good and safe rem for burns aud other l,us
he boy 1t l. valuable no. OILY TO colds in the inter-
Du Tor various suner complaints, aud Should be in cv-
cry fam .-ChrS'.sn idrcae
We call attention to the great r,mciy of PERI Davis
SOL, CALEB tn Pain Killer. We bell hat the pub
lie generally have gea confidence in the efficacy Of tins
IN lcine a it is i'll this very g morally used-B-
i"aI Rerorier, q e., tdec1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-30
DR.. Schenci the Lunr Doctor

Dr. Schenck the Lung Doctor
6S- he Proprietor of SCHNCK'S PI-LMONIC SYR
UP, the inventor of ST HENCKS hESPIROMETFR I'M.
oiN instrument that can 10 certainty detect the s-ht-
c'l nurlhur OF the respiratory UT-auS
This Is OF great inpnt anCe To DR. SCHENCK toI know
me exact condition ui the lungs, Ahethtr II j, Iubrr,
I"< rulonary, Bronchial, PIeur tic. or Dysprytic Con
sumption aud whether 1t Is both lungs OF only one that
diseased. 1890
requires constant and long practice to become IA NIL
la with every SouL or rLttliIg OF dsea,r hruuCL
tube Patients come to DR.. SCHENCk To get examiI, i
tha nave been examined by their family physician vino
tu them mat their lung almost gone; when by a
to"e examination with the keSpOmcrr il Is often found
Udtt Is All affection OF the bronchial tube; Al d by ct
S hea my action ot tit ~ and tone o thu, stomach
'e sufferer Is soon restored 10 health Sometimes ln"d-
enc mat WI" stop cough is certain death to the pat lent
IL OchH up the hVer stops the circulation OF the blori-
memoir image follows anu IN stopping the aou of
the very orEil!s that caused the cough.
Or. SChtCk viii be professions iiy al his roo,s eyer,
Week 81 hu street, New York and s. Hanover Street
Boston, lron NJ Until p. 81 lie gives advice tr.,
Dut "r thorough examination with the Re>uir,utI,r
the charge Is % His Cne, tor sale y aiI ,ir,,-
-lo'S AM! dealers. also tut supply all times al H.,
rooms frlCe ni The Pu!m"nC Syrup and Spawr,d T,u.
eaIi 81 ~ per sjttle Or - ~ the hail Dc zen Manila
rI!i> 70 cents per box GEO y. GOODWIN 4 co Z,
Hanover street. Agents Tor Boston For salt. hy a m :
a'>'S' titnWt\ d
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MARRIAGES,

In West Co cord Nov. p, hy Rev. L. H. Tabor. Mr.. !
H. Sisby Of Sutton and Miss Addie A. Packer Of Newark
In Portland, Maine, Nov. II, by Rev. DR.. Graham
Ayron b. Noyes Esq of Sutton and Miss Martins II. Hill
OF Buxton, Maine
In Wells River Nov. q, by Rev. VIM $ Palmer. Mr.
Geo. W. Brown, station agent Fai lee, and Mrs phebe
p:escctt of Ba h., y. H.
in LYNDON Nov. H. at The VI. +. Parsonage, by Rev
Il. H. Rickford Mr. James = Thompson and Miss Helen
/. Park, both of Lyndon
in Waterbury, Nov - lanes W Brock # Moutnelier
d arab, only daughter of VIM W Wells of Waterbury
in Montpelier, Nov. q, by Rev. Vim. H. Lord j. Nom
roe Poland aud Josephine eldest daughter Of the late
Thomas Reed Of Moutpelier
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Brief Lornts.

The St. JohnsbuIy Band expect to
rive promenade concert at the Town Hall
sometime next week.-probably Thursday
evening"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-30

Mr. Oliver Currier has sold his farm
nm the Danville roal to Mr.. Charles Cham
berlin OF Waterford. Price S390O-posses-
Jon given the first OF March.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-30

Common Form OF Indigestion is oppre zion
after eating, or depressing dull, tn spirits with
hatulence or belching up Of wind, aid almost always fol-
lows costiveness Dr.. Harrson's PeI.taltc Lozeuges
give quick and nnauen relief. They are pleasant
portable do not require incrcae of dose never grippe ard
for cons paton Of the bow Is pe he'd lche dizziness
Irregularities, and the female Weaknesses they are in
comparable.
For sale by j. 8. Harriaon L Co., Proprietors Ne.
fremont Temple, Bosom, and by all druggis,s, or will be
mailed on receiving o. cent? I'd CT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-30
1 FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE.

How few there are who subject 70 some uff. ton
I lie lungs 81 7iIatory organs, wh" hv neglect NJ pre-
n'ntory lnp me- algrav tc the complaint until dis
csc st likes its hafs causing xpessble torture OF TIE
PIT eat, 4 IN ictv and di-rcss 20 frirnd- "Oulv q
c,d A slight tn, at thc h,ed s. remark Of
many whei ;.ff ted. Yes; Only a cold" vas the
h ugahss exprcs-i IL of thousands whom dcsth las
III TX 70. hi rev.
Forcwa nclF rearmrd! should lie the motto forever
IL "a" nnis # II subject to coughs, colds c.tarrh or in
iu"nza Wrd u sdvicr should be hccdcd by all suffer
iEs from asthma bronchitis, consInp ion Relief i with
il their r-ac and. if neglected fatal consequences en-
sla lie Of mise "a y, hourly rtrugge for exit
"rce. coate-t il which h,re te but one victor
Death.
Do splal The strongest mind to think of the re-
sui calls ~ neglect' Then why deay' What tx
c'ise cn offered WI Ell timely warning sounded in
our ears ! When TIE danger s pointed out, why not
avoi It: NJ I'd MS Fector b, I'm hls been used 18th
success in neatly million Of es ard endorsed bv the
medical faculty he most prompt and otcacious rene
dy tat sre:thc arch has discovered to relieve and
cure al Caste Of his colds nf1uenz ard consumrtjo
the case /. yOnd all hope. Even when the suffer
. Is il the as -tage he will find relief by using his
pr para TO-. On bottle vii convince the most incred-
lons hat he mes Il this pr partition by no means
cIag lied in ia tfH far short Of the eul, ges be.
sto u,on by houa who have Ieen cured by it:
timely u-c guirante. accompsn each bottle, and
dealers ins ted in every instance 20 refund tn,
m Y, hen tits p,cparat fails to relieve
Prepare by T. W Mar-,!en 49, Broadway New York
and or sai" by all dluggists. Price II per bottle
Wholesale agents, john F. my l. Co., Waterbury
G o. C. e odsn co. Boston, VI. 5. Bur- ston
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Mark Hills Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court. held At 81
Caledonia District bloomsbury. within and SAID
district. Oh the I'D day Of ~ y, lssS.
Instrument, pGrpOTIing 10 5e the last WI and Tesla
ment OF Mark Hi late OF Sutton In said district
deceased. being presented 10 the Court by William
Rugges one OF he executors therein named for probate
IL IS ordered 10y said court, that ali persOns Concerned
theTeln te notified tOappear al session o sAd court K
be holden al The Probate Once. Ia ST Johnbury n.
18th Ias of Dec l,o6. and .hex cause. any theg
have against the Probate OF said VIII or which purpose
sidrher ordered that ccpy of the record VI TINS order
be published thr weeks successfully Ia the CAro0AI
printed ST. JOhnsbury previous 10 said time Appointed
for hearing.
ASA L. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate
true oOpyof record Attest,
G-s ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-30
Browns Bronchial TrOches

Having direct influence the parts give immediate re-
lief For BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CATARRH, CoNsUNPTNE
AND THROAT DISEASES, Troches used with always
good SUCCESS. SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troches useful in clearing the voice when taken
before singing or speaking and relieving the throat after
an unusual excron of the vocal organs The Troches
ire recommended and prescribed by physciana and have
had Testimonials FROM eminent throughout the coun-
try Being IN article of true merit and having proved
their efficacy by test of many years. each year finds
them in new localities in varous parts of the world End
the roches are universally pronounced better than anv
other articles.
btlin only "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES"
and do not take any worthless limitations that may
he onered SOLD EVERYWHERE. tInayS 81
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Why will Won suffer, The 70,

Why Will You Suffer The remedy is
within reach Of all Smolluders Compound Fluid En-
tract buchu VIII cur yon OF all kidney diseases rhenma-
tism govt, gravel and dropsy, Read Rev Mr. MeIien',
testimony:
CHARLEsrOwS Mass NOV. 20, 1861.
Messrs. Bureigh Rogers teel it iuty owe to YOU
and such Of the community 4, suffering as | have
suffered to make known through the medium Of YOUR adj
veItsements the that through the blessing Of God
you have wrought upon by using Smolsnders Buchu
had SUITE red over year with kidney disease so bad
could hardly walk. took bottles Of Smoiuders Blu
chu and cured aud now enjoy better health hal
ever. Please MAKE such my name and thi, letter
d You may think proper. WIN. NJ MELLEN,
uau67" Missionary, - Lawrence ST
Price one dollar. Sold by j. c. Bingham and s Ran.
DALI ana ali apOthecarieS BURLEIGH ROGERS
Boston general agents ASK Tor Srno.anGer's Bucnu
Hau's Vegetable Sic!lian Hair Remover
HLTs Vegetable SiciliIu II ir Remover Human ha
fcstored Gray hair change 10 it natu n r. lo nv II ali
Vegetable Scial Hair Ruewer 1t tie b g. a7ticI,
known II prs the hair, pr,v u.ilg its aIl;u ONT
and making litel e. s, brs!y air healthy, rof and
gltsay All who it unanimous in awarding ., th
praise of bling the best hair Gr sing xtlt and wi HON
rival IL rest ring gr lair to its Natural color Bcya
Of u.tereitors AID imittJrs ak fr Halls, am tax
10 other Price s.. For sac b. all druggists Ii e
An Effectual Worm Medicine... Brown ),
Vermituge Comfs, or Worm Lozenges.-Much sickness
Undoubtedly. with children and adults. attribute,
other causes, is ocCasoned by The vermifug
Connts although efectes in destroying worms, can d.
10 possible injury TO the delicate child This valua
Die combination has been successfully used by physician
and found to be safe and in eradicating worms
hurtul to children Children having worms require in
mediate attention. as nes of The trouble often
prolonged sickness symptoms OF worms in cSdren ar
often overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowel
cause al irritation, which can be removed only BY tn
Use of sure remedy The combination OF ingredient u
ed III maxim Browns Vermuge Contts is such As to Civ
the best possible effect with safety. CUaTIS BROW,
Propretors, New York, Sold by all dealers In medicine
at Is cents box. tmyl5,67
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THE SKIRT OF THE TINES.

l. sod in Cslcd mia coucty only by Y N. JOHNSON,
Eai 7, sd str II io nsbuy, VI, dealer IL general dry
god sEs If offering large assortment e dr-s caod-
oolen, fisn l. trimmings, &c. &c Receiving goods
IRON New l,rk and Il II daily, thus keeping up with
be TINS he can make /; ob,c for p rsOIs 10 give
him cal y N Johnson
IL, L $, - Jotnsbury, oct lG, lS66. .stf
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SOMETHING NEW
THE ODESSA PATENT e0ILAPSIEs SKIRT

ls now offered 10 the public combining the most PER-
FE1 T SETTING, BEST WEARING and most CON
NENIENT SKIRT In the market
Tile skirs represented in Cut No /
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-11-30

Births. Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obitua.
flcN' Including poetry, SIX GEMS u line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-07
THE TURF.
DExTER AND OTHER HAMBLETONIANS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION,

III FOR SALE
heest bidder the Union Track at one O'Clock ON
Wednesday, May g. II clear; not first clear day after
perfect order, and had a. much speed
Dexter's own sister resembles HIM c0eeyin looks ana
way o. going four years old this month has been broken
Brown Mare known the Woodruff mare, was sired ~
Rysdyk's Hambetonian out Of well known and nney
bred mare was raised Warwick Orange county, will DO
sr old August and although she has never nsea
roadster She s Is hands inches .
Bay Colt l5K high, good gated ns looking and
promises WE'LL he six this spring. has never been framed
he Ia by Rysdyks HAmbetonian. -, - -
Also well known mate of Belle OF BrAnd0u
The above horses be at Mr. Hiram Woodruff
near the Union track. Terms cash.
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Telegraphic Market Reports.

Il
Flour firm. Wheat market bare. Corn.-Yellow at
osc mixed No. Chicago held at e2c, and 6oc. 6okc.
bid; mixed, without certificate, SIC. Oats Acc for
Pork arm at $40 So Lard, 2o,lc. 2ic smoked hams,
19xc. a zoe Canal freights dull 70 New York: Corn
lac. Oats nc. Canal exports-Sl ese bushels Data
The OF elsvang and storage for nve days, till fur
ther notice. will be onchaf per cent per bushe TO the
grain aud one.quarter cent TO the bushcl
Flour nrm Sales 200 bbs at 80 SO for No spring;
e1i rs sl1 so for red winter, and SIS so $l for
extra. Wheat firm Sales OF $500 bushels new amber
Michigan At q IS 1900 bushels choce white Canada at
AZ 90 Corn unchanged. Sales 10000 bushels No.
Indiana to arrive at 72Hc Barley scarce Sales 8 500
bushels Canada At 81 o1h. Rye and peas quiet Can
and oats &c 20 Now York. Lake mports-l6 900 bush
els wheat 600 bushels corn, and 900 bushels peas
Canal exporis-330 bbls nour, T600 bushels corn and
4, 100 bushels pca& -, -, ,o..
Flour active and advanced l0c 2sc: per bb,, at
- 10 for fair choice spring extras wheat advanced
at same; No Q IN good demand At ~ oS ~ ia Corn
firm at tsc. for No l. Oats firm at 3oc. 3ohc fro-
alike. Freights dun Receipts, 1900 bills iour % 900
bushels wheat 1872 900 bushels and 3so0o bushels
oats shipments 900 bbls nour ~ 900 bushels wheat,
l3a, 600 bushels corn and $500 bushels oats ,.o.
Flour firm and active Wheat active and advanced lc,
At 81 o3k 81 Q! for No. winter. Receipts ,ooo
bbls flour and 81 900 bushels wheat Shipments, 500
ToIxpo, NAY 6, 1896
tor Sales Of new Michigan, 81 ~; old red Wabash,
q 50H; new amber, ~ 1gs 81 Il; Old do, 81 S.
dom steady sales al SIC for No 1 mixed Oats quiet
and nrm. Lake frcsh,s dull and nominal
Flour 2sc higher. whoa, arm demand lish, Wits.
key dull at - 90 duty paid 81 % Provisions excited
Gold l21
Cotton higher at Sic, sac Flour better a, $3.50 ior
fancy wheat buoyAnt foe good qualities Corn nrm.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

bAfUKDAf, may - r. n
Asuxs Receipts IS pkgs The market Yves without
noticeable change in any respect
BRRAprUFrs Receipts $50 bbls -four l2l bags corn
meal 1875 bush. The market for State asd West
ern Hour was very active and prices again advanced,
closing firm at an improvement Of LOG. l5c, and in
cases. OF zoe per Dbl. The sales reached l6 900
bbls. at our revised quotations annexed The demand
for Southern -four fairly active and prices ruled In
sellers favor with sales Of 600 bbls at the subjoined
prices Canada -four In moderate request at an ad-
vance Of lOc 15c per Dbl The sales were 400 bbls.
Rye flour was firm at previous prices with further saes
of 200 bb Corn meal less active and prices ruled
in buyers favor with sales Of 800 bbl quotations
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Oats heavy at 4lo 45c Bacon-Ciear sides advanced
70 IKE, and now held at 18c. Lard advanced W &c.
Whiskey dull; sales at 81 49, g
NEW ORLEANS. May g. 1866.
Cotton unchanged and irregular; sales 70 day l. 600
bales middng at $50 S4c Receipts to-day $50 bales
Sterling exchange 1881.
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Foreign exchange was likewise firm, the rate for
bankers bills on England at sixty days having ad-
vsnced to 109k bat at the end Of the week the quota
ton 1924
Tho following table shows the quotations Of the load
Ing shares the first Of the Stock Exchange ct
the close of each Of the last four weeks
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SurrOga te's Court.
CALENDAR or CONTESTED ISSUES OF FACT FOR NAY
TERM, 1866.

Wills Of Ann Maria Forman, issue, June 49, 1865; Pat
rick NJ Langton, issue, December 90 1866; Frederick
stockdieck, issue, November Is, 1854; Ame Mathey,
ISSUE April 90 1885, George Seatman, issue. September
Russell issue, January 81, 1885, Mslanchon Seymour
issue February ~ 1885, Mary Martin issue, March 2.
1885; Thomas B. Stiman ISSUE March g. 1888; John g.
Winter, issue, March 49, 1886; Abraham d. Clement,
issue March a. 1895; Eliza b. Jumel ISSUE March 81
1885; William Freeman, issue. April 3 1895; Patrick
April S, 1885; Henrietta Hall. issue. April Is. 1893.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.
New line OF first class steamers between New
Yors and Bremen. via Cowes carrying the United States
mali taking 10 Southampton London and Hsvre,
lowing Tbursdayr:-
MISSISSIPPI lchartered), 2.yD tons 800 horse
power, W. q. furber Commander ............. May TO-
ATLANTIC, c. Hoyer SUp tons go horse power May 81
BALTIC, A. O. Jones 500 tons 600 horse power june IL
WESTERN METROPOLIS 2,6O tons, 1,00j horse
power, n. Sanders, Commander Juue D
Rates OF passage payable in gold or IT. equvAsn in
rency-First cabin Sl6 second Sd1 81; seerage ST. 81
Return ickets-fr-t cabin SSe second slsi So steer
age s77 50
An experienced surgeon on board.
For freight or passage apply 10
RUGER BROS General Agents Is Beaver street.
For subscriptions the stock Of this company Offering
safe. dividend paying Investment Apply 70 TO-. 49,,
onlce Of the North American Lloyd IS Beaver street.
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Tho market for wheat quite active at advance
of 1c &C. per bushel The sales reached nearly 10 600
bushels at 81 65 for Chicago spring. So for white Mch
gam So so for old winter red Western 81 for No new
Milwaukee and 81 IS for No Milwaukee. The market
for about 1c. lower The business at the de-
cline was good, mainly for export The sales were
$1,000 bushels at TIC Soc for unsound and SIC S2c
for sound mixed Western, In store and delivered Oats
in good demand and prices lc. q &c better The
sales mostly at 4Sc. 6lo for new Western 5Sc
60c for old d. sc. 63kc for State 67c for Jersey
and Soc 60c. for Canada Rye was without important
change in any respect No noteworthy sales were made
Malt quiet and almost nominal Barley was duu
and heavy with no sales Of moment
COFFEE. Considerable inquiry prevailed for prime
grades, which were held with frmness. Common and
Inferior qualities were offered freely at prices favoring
the purchasers Buyers Of this description were very
scarce We heard Of no business from hrst handa
moderate trade done by jobbers
CorToN-The market for midding and all grades
above middlng was very firm, with an advancing
tendency. These grades scarce, and not offered
freely Shippers almost entirely out OF tho market
owing to tho difference between their limits and the
prices demanded and the business was mainly to specu.
lators and spinners, comprising 100 bales mainly at
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Tho shipments OF specie from the port Of New York
wcek and durin the year compare a. follows
with tho exports during the corresponding period In 1854
and 1885,
Eighteenth week. r,1T42N S5s7, $40 el247 2lo
Previously reported 10 $40 6,429, ZIG CO.'S o25