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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-04-25
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Ill WEALTHY, BEAUTIFUL X HAPPY
THE MOST USEFUL BOOK Or THE DIX.
CONTENTS.

con ENIS.
pARr 1st How to iccomc Skillrm House
keeper and prepare all dishes needed in Cook, rs.
PART ID. The Road to Veal h. Arts, Secrets
Patents, and Discoveries Revealed. Nudes Of en-
ploymcnt for everybody. How to become Rich
PART 3D. Ladies Guide to Beauty and Toilet
Companion; containing practical eceipts for i'm
proving the complexion, the hair, the hand, tie
features e'c $50 rs to insure the highest degree If
perfection Of which they arc susceptible. This
chapter is also in 'eresins to gentlemen.
Pant 18th. Advice TO Gentlemen. Hints on
Etiquette, etc.
PArr oh. The Family Medical Adviser
Cole Il III a mH Of is 1;r.orS!
Its Nature Cause ard History, scientifically di..
cu,scd, tnailiuS Cures Tor it. Great and lnla-
ihlc Rcmcdc, tor Consumption, Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia, Ca GERS, CatGrrh, and all diseases
How to cure the worst pain or ache Instantly !
How to avoid the use of Tobacco
PAHT 9th. 500 Mistakes Corrected. Highly
Important Intelligence for the people.
PART 1th. 1000 Facts Of the Deepest Interest
TO all Valuable Statistical Information. Ameri-
can History in Biei, United State, CcnsI-. Slave
Population, Square Miles and Population Of Prin-
cipa Powers, Population of Principal European
Cities, Enclosures not Men" Origin of Plants
Young Peoples Treasure, Letter Writer'S Instruc-
tor, etc.
Part sth. The T,icliicr, or Pork Disease. It.
cause and History.
This invaluable work will be mailed tree. to any
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~ Agents wanted. Address,
"UNION BOOK ASSOCIATION"
Box 3G2, Syracuse, n. Y.
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SNT \ RI \ WASHINGTON'
LAIR RINGrlRlAR

W~ud YOU have dark and lustrous locks, and vie
With bcauty's queen, the GODDESS Of the sky?
Or is your beauty fading to decay,
Your raven tresscs passing fast awavI
Or is age drawing too untimely neari
Do silvery locks upon your head appear?
Then why of youthful beauty, why despair
When there, IA balm for every silvery hair;
Times, sorrows. ievcrs rava.es it bles>cs--
\ sure restorcr OF those missing trcsses
From her bright locks the immortal name it won
OF Hair Resturcr-" VI ,RrIIA WAsHINGroN ~
Then HE to the Store-just across the way,
And get bottle with the least lay.
Sold EVERYWHERE. PRICE 81. 90.
., SlMONDS & co. Proprietors,
5O,Gm' Fitzwi.iiam, A. II.
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CATARRH.
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per Box. Can be sent by mail on receipt Of so
cents Tor one Box or 81 for four foxes. Address
JAS DURNO, Z. q. Box 1885 New York Citv.
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VNHE CONFESSION AND EXPE
RIENCE OF AN INVALID.

L RlENCE OF AN lNN1LlD.
Published for the benefit and as "A CAUTION To
YouNG NIX aud Others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature DECAY Of Manhood &c, sup
plying at the same time The MEASs or SELF
CURE. BY one who has cured himself after UNI
dersuins cons 'erable quaekery. BY enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, single cupic,, free Of
charge may he had If the author. NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Esq, Bruuklyn, King, Co.. NY. lilly
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CHERMAN & CO., lis Chambers

-
ZYTHUMSARIANS, indicators Of Whio, and
proprietors Of the World Round Beverages. CIIO-
LERA ANTICIPATION. CHOLERA WASH and
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delicious drink possessing all the qualities Of
m, dicine vet harmless and exhiliratng as a bcv-
erage Tho only producers of the Wonderful
World Round" ANTIClPATOR, warranted to
cleanse the system cure all Climstica complaints
aud eradicate Humors Of every kind and aiure.
Ii 10 impossibetor Cholera to exist where the wash
Is used about the premises. Tho "HUMOR
SOAP" perfectly marvellous in Its effects prepar-
ed from herbs alone; il causes old sores to heal
and can lie used on the most delicate kin with
benefit, possessing all the qualities Of the most
delicate emollicnt Toilet Soap. book Swing
a tull description OF this wonderful ditcov,ry Is
distributed fees. or mailed 10 any ald,ess iur two
81 mps. Druggists and Dealers will do w,i 10
examine these truly most timely prcpar tioua,
put up in the most unique and novel style ( any
article of the age, and iuimitahle Beverage
c. 7. TAFT, 62j Washington Street Boston.
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LIEF LIFEi IIFEi

DROl DROPS DROPS :,
AMERICAN LIFE Drops will cure Diptheria Coughs
Bronchitis, sore Throat, Asthma, rheumatism Neu
IaisiS' Asue III the ace, Headache Toothache,
Bruises, sprans, Chilblains, Group, Cods,
Fever and A que md Cholera Ia IA ,lnpI. div
Sold by all ID uggisIf with mi Gir,ciuls for u,e
okRlN SKINNER & O, Props, Springfield Mass
&C. GOoDWIS CO, r. Mt, Boston Mesa.
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HAIR LIFE 7

y Gray Hair to its original color remove,
Dindruff aud all other impurities and preserve,
til, hair from premature death. Containing moth
ing injurious, it is uusurpaS~edor dressing the hair
promoting luxuriaut growth, aud leaving it soft
aud glossy. For sale by all Druggists. Price, One
Dollar bottle Depot No. ~ William Street.
Ncw-Yorh. 4l;lv
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NOTICE.
~ The Undersigned would respectfully inform
the Ladies Of Middeburv and vicinity, that they
have taken the rooms over the Millinery aud Fancy
Goods Store Of WILLIAM SIADE & Co.. between
the Stores Of II. & W. Langworlhy and IIeckwith
& Co.. where they will be happy to wait upon
them and receive their orders for Cutting and
Making Dresses. Cioaks, &c. They have made
arrangements to receive, monthly. the New York
and paris Fashions, and shall spare cxertions
to render their work acceptable to all who may
favor them with their patronage, which they most
respectfully solicit.
AMELIA T.. LEE,
JULIA T. LEE.
Midlcbury, April 10Th, 1866. 3;3m
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NOTICE.

NOllCt. s...
~ The Undersigned would respectfully inform
the people of Mddlebury and vicinity, that they
have formed Co-partncrshp under the name and
firm Of WILLIAM ST.AUE & G i. for the manu
1 ctute and sale Of Bonnets ard Fancy Goods in
Middlchury. They have leased the Store situated
between the Stores Of II. & W. Iangworthy and
Beckwith & Co., where thew offer their conmo-
dties for sale. Having purchased their goods for
cash at the now low rates Of the market, they will
sell them for small profits and ready pay. Bonncts
trimmed and repaired at short notice by an expcr-
fenced wilmer. Boston and New York fashions
received mont lv for the inspection Of Ladies' The
public are respectfully invited to call and examine
good and prices.
WILLIAM SIADE,
JENNIE S. FORD.
Mlddlebury, April 1G, 1866. 3;2m
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Of YOUTH.

- A Gent man WHO suffered for years from
Nervous DEBILITY, 'rcmaturc Decay, aud all the
effects Of youthful indii crelion, will for the s,ke
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
it, the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy 10y which lie was cured Sufferers wishing
TO profit BY the ADVERTISERS experience, can DO so
by addressing
JOHN Il. OGDEN,
39;1y No. 13 Chamber ST., New York.
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lust OPENING, a new and beauti
- full assortment of
DRESS GOODS.

T IL I n t :
BEEACHED And UNBLEAoHED GHIRTlNGS. M.
which were bought at the recent great decline in
prices, and will DO sold accordingly.
Please call and eXamine beiore purchasing.
GEO. c, Gil APMAN.
December 5th 1865. set
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CTRANGE, BUT TRUE.

SNTRANGE, BUT TRUE.
- Every young lady and Gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much to
their advantage by return mail Gree OF charge, bv
addressing the undersigned Those having fSrs
of being humbugged Will ohlis,e by hot Noticing
this card. All other will please al ress their ODE
dent servant,
THOS. I. CHAPMAN,
39i1y S31 Broadway, New York.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY

vi Ak Essay OF WAHNING ASp INSTRUCTION.
FoR ioUNG MEN. Also, Diseases aud Abuses
which prcmaturelv PROSTATE the Vital Powers
with sure means Of relief Scut Free Of Charge
in sealed letter envelopes. IdIiess Dr. J. skill
LIN HorGl1oN, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Pa
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BUY Me SR and HiI l,!I 43 You Good. ;
ROOT AND HERB B[TTERS

This medicine is, without the possibility Of
doubt, the very best remedy known for the follow
in. and all kindred Diseases lndigcstionS Cosve-
ness Liver Complaint, Piles, Headache, Heartburn.
Dyspepsia Dizziness. Scrotula. Salt Eheum. Lam
guor, Iazinc,s Debility, Jaundicc, Flatulcncy,
Foul Stomach, &c.
b, the timely use of this medicine, the blood i
purified. The appetite is restored. The system is
strengthen I'd. The liver i. invigorated. Tho
breath is sweetcned. The complexion is Leauti-
fed And the general health is
RESTORED.
The best Roots. Herbs and Banks enter into the
composition Of this Remedy, making it simple
and safe, as well uniang cure for all diseases
OF the blood.
GEO, c. GOODWIN & CO., Boston. For sale
by all Druggists. 40; I'm
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WANTED.-Agents in every town,
w for the best one dollar enterprise n exist
ence. In club of 30 a so Sewing Machine
guaranteed. Of 80 a Silver Watch, and Of 100
Gold Hunting Watch, Send tor circulars.
S, c. THOMPSON : CO., Box 3q3g, B,stcu,
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CONVENTION CHORUS BOOK.

y
A collection Of ANTHEMS. CHORUSEs, GLEES
and CONCERTED PIECES, ior the use Of Musical
Conventions Choral Societies, &c. The object OF
lest pieces Of music OF the classes above cnulner-
ated being those generally selected by Musical
Societies, ChoirS and others for practice 1t con-
tains ! 1 Sacred and II Secular pieces from Orato-
rios, Opera. SC aud is without exception the
chcnpe-t hu k = TOE ibid ryrr M' li-h,d. Frjcc
20 cents. aLIicd i.rv tli .t,,i ii ct Iii.,. DIE
SON X CO., Publishers, IA Washington Street.
Boston. 3;tf
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GTATE OF vERMUNT--Di.triet Of
? 7 NITIHUU, .
The P~iale Court for the District Of Addison.
To all persons interested in the estate u
OLIVER WHITNEY.


You arc hereby notified to appear before lie
Probate Court for the district uioreaii, TT the
P,oba.e Oiico il Mildcburv. ON Muuinv, Ito
18th day OF May nest. a. ID, 1860 at ten O'Clock
IL the orcnoon. O low cause, il any you have
why an in>tiumt mt purpo ting to be ;le last viii
an testament OF aiit deceased, now Oh file in sait
ofcc should not he proved and allowed Us tho
las will and t"s'n-ucut ~ said deceased
Dated at Middebury afJresail this Grd day al
A iii, y. u. 1865.
J;sg CAI.NvI 9. TlLDET, judge.
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CANCERS CuRED-Withont the use

CANCERS CURED-Without the use
Y # the knife or an, canstic. corrodng
operation. But by the application Of u plaster
which destroys the life Of tie cancer and SCI arates
it perfectly from the surrounding parts, without
mjurng the healthy flesh, or causing but little
pain Especial attention ii zen to purifying the
blood. Medicine prepared expressly for Cnnccrous
Humor+, Scr iula, and all le>ordcrcd conditions Of
the blood, aud sent to any address.
Send for circulars aud references.
No charges for consultation bv call or letter.
Office aud residence Main Street, Poultnev, Vt.
2Gm w. w. HUBBARD, NJ d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-23

There Is woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been associated. IN our MIND. with
the Yankee. Quick" and "llumbug." But
It - so no longer and we desiee to wres' her
name from all such suspicious association IN al
other minds. Whatever notions we may have OF
womaniy dclicscy and propriety, we will admit
that woman alone is the Nurse the good Nurse
--theb,st Nurse. Whether we sha III have Female
Phys'cians or not. is question which must be
by time and principle. and not AZ mat
ter OF taste. Pride. prejudice, caprice and Gus
rom NAV as well behave themselves, for If ther,
- really a want, there will also be supply !
there be n calling there will be a com7hg
Nature and human society are always sci suppl"
ing. and though Art and Fashion may hinder
they cannot prevent.
Mrs Winsluw does not want to treat YOU Gen
Henen Nor Dies she prescribe regimen fol
your wives: but modestly appears as mcsscn
| rel Of hcalth and happiness 10 your lNrASTs il
| the cradle. Is tnere ANYTHING improper in that
A Nurse Of " 80 years experience can boidl'
| say what is or is not good for p babe, and ough
| to b. listencdto. God speed her on humble bu
happy mi .s,on She is the most successful rhys
| ,cian and most ctiectus' bencsctrcss ouri tie on
| ever cnioved her DOING parents rot excpeted
| Just open the door for Ter, and Mrs Winslov
will prove the American Florence Nightingale o
the Nursery. OF this we are so sure, that W
| will tench our Srss" TO say "A BLESSING o.
MRs WiNsLow''-for mel ping her to survive an,
escape gripping colicki ing and teething siege =
| We confirm every word set forth in the PRosPEc
rus II performs precisely what it processes 4
| perform every rart Of i, nothing less. Ava
your Cordial" 'faregoric." DR. BPS" "i.auda
num-" and every other Narcotic" pv which III
babe is dragged INTO stupidity, and rendered dul
al | idintc for Ire.
We rave never seen Mrs. Wiaslow--know he
| only through the preparation of hey " Soothin,
Svrup for hildren Teeihinr" If We Ind :h
power. we would make her, as she is ply
savior TO the In,a:.t Race.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-23
LATEST News
BIZ TELEG R.sPM,

New York, Jan. 80 The following an
nouncement is maize b. Mr.. Henry d.
Phelps, agent Of the Columbian Marine In
surancc Company:
The Board Of Directors Of the Columbian
Marine Insurance Company, in consequence
of severe and unprecedented losses the past
year, and particularly during = recent pc
riod, have decided to close up the aff.irs Of
the company. They find themselves pcs
sesscd Of large assets sufficient to meet all
liabilities and leave handsome surplus.
1t was stated on the streets Yesterday
that the liabilities OF the company would
reach 5000, 600. Many risks had been los.
through depredations Of the Ang'o rebel
pirate Shenandoah. The losses occurring
from this cause alone aggregated, it is said,
s., 0O0. 900.
The last uprising of their countrymen
was celebrated last night by the Poles re
siding in this city, at place in Essex
street. ~herc addresses were delivered in
the Polish and Russian language, and a
resolution adopted to form y revolutionary
club.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-23

SENATE-Mr Sumner presented the me
m rial OF the Boston Board Of Trade, ask
ing Tor the passage of law TO exempt
Northern creditors from tue operations of
Southern statutes Of limitation, " hich was
referred TO the judiciary Committee.
Mr. Clarke called up the bill in relation TO
The qualifications for jurors, providing that
no person shall be disqualified from acting
on the Grand or Petit jury by reason OF his
having formed or expressed an opinion upon
the matter to be submitted to such Jury,
founded upon public rumor, newspaper
statements &c The bill was made the spc
cal order for Thursday
The bill for the enlargement Of the Freed
meas Bureau was taken up The question
pending was upon MIR. Cowan's amendment
tn limit the jurisdiction of the Bureau to
the States lately in rebellion.
Mr.. Fessenden, from the special commit
tee on reconstruction, reported joint reso
luton to amend the Constitution by provid
ing that representation and direct taxes
shall be appOrtioned among the several
states, which may be included within this
Union, according to their respective num-
beers, and providing that wherever the cleo.
tive franchise shall he denied or abridged in
any State, on account OF race or color, all
persons of such race or color shall be ex, lu
ded from the basis OF representation.
After the debate, Mr.. CoAans amendment
was rejected IL against j3
Mr. Davis moved To strike out the provis-
| ion extending military jurisdiction ana pro-
lection agent and emploSe s of the Bureau,
| rejected against H. The amendment was
adopted restricting the military jurisdiction
to the exercise OF officers pertaining to ihe
| Bureau several other amendments were
| ull.t.I and ra arfc1 Eyacuiivt. S.sSioy al
journcd.
| IioUsE. Mr. Stevens introduced resou
ton, which was adopted instruciing the
committee on Judiciary TO inquire whether
further legislation is necessary ~ compel
compliance with the law requiring all oil
! GERS 10 take the test oath.
Mr. Williams Introduced q resolution
| which was referred to COMMITTEES on recon
| structiun, declaring that the leaders of re
behion ought to be Tried by court MARTA
or military commission, ana that it would
he incxpcdicnt TO try them by a civil cour
when the jurors in the South would be til,
equal of those accused Of crime
Mr. Stevens from the committee on re
construction, reported an amendment to III,
Constitution, providing that representation
| shall be based on the whole number of per
sons in The State anu that where the elective
| franchise is denied or abridged on account
at race or color, all such persons shall b,
| cXt ludcd fran the basis OF representation
Mr. Rogers, from committee on recon
| stru ton, opposed the amendment. argun.
that 1t Is contrary To The principle on which
| the Government is unded, VIZ representa-
tom and taxation must go Together. IL wa.
! designed to degrade the white man
| MI. tontiln mace Il speech in favor of tlit
ain' n'imcnt, showing Tie propricly and jus
| tee OF it.
On motion, Mr. Stevens further consider
alton Of the subject WIS then postponed un
til tomorrow. Adjourned
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-23

New YoRk. JAN 23.-The A. T. Stewart
libel case came up at the T"omhs police
court yesterday P. NJ Several prominent
cit zens were examined, whose testimony
went to show that from an article in the Po.
lice Gazette they were led to believe that Mr..
Stewart was the person referred to. The
case was rested without argument, Judge
Bowling stating that II he wished to hear
any argument in the matter he would give
a. hours notice to tho respective counsel.
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NEW YonK, Jan. 90.

NEW York, Jan. ~.
The Hsrdlds Toronto correspondent
states
The reason for the postponement OF the
meeting Of Parliament till May next, is a
fear that Fenian invasion may bc made
during the winter The Provincial Fenians,
though ia favor Of O'Mahony, are rot op.
posed to invasion by Gen. oweeny during
the winter.
One night last week word was sent over
by discharged volunteers at Ogdensburg,
tnat the Fenans were coming. The garri
son at Fort wellington turned out To receive
them, when the ex volunteers fired several
shots. and the garrison, ii is stated, behaved
very badly. The volunteers then returned,
satisfied with the sport.
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Rest, Health. md Comfort "a
Mother and Child.

MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Tecthing soficns the gumF, reduces
inlapaton. allass all pain and cures wind cole.
Perfectly sas +. all cases. W. would say to ev-
cry mother wno has suffering Child: DO no,
stand between you aud Your suffering child and
the reliei tina; vail BE survives, absolutely sure
to follow I,hc use OF this medicine ii timely
used.
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Special CAUTION

The great popularity Of Mrs. Winsicw'ssoots
ing Syrup. for children ,ecthing has induced un
principled persons to pct MP articles to u uset
for the same purpose. IN advertising v h,ch they
have not only copied our advertisements and no
tees from the press, but have cop ed certificate
and letters from clergymeh and others, anixins
other names TO our genuine certi6cates.-
Beware Of im:ts.ors. apl6-dkwly
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vV - IL Au18 U4A1 ASL BuS ~ ~
Jutvtss Mss,9osr psaes>&jR 1 u
Tuesday evening, Jan. sd, 1863.
Dusinseb hse bsen dull dustag the last
week, although IA ahipmsuts b. ssil vese
somewhat larger than during the previous
one. The receipts OF dressed pork we're dull.
Az no packing 10 being done In our city.
iprloss srs sstirslyi ruled by shs Chtea9o
.kaskss. sSeuss paskisg 10 bsiael dess in
Roek Island, but the bulk Of the pork pur-
chased here h sent direct to Chicago. There
las been but . slight change in the Dry
Goods and Grocssy Markets. Ceal has
taken alsht advance. but the price 10 SON.
staotly ductuating. Hay 10 quoted - du
ring last week. The roads are in : splen.
did condition. Fine dleighipg. The river
G. ossings are PERFECTLY sase. CD aa fsf 80
FL0uR.-Rour 10 now selling 1t Wholesale
o follows :--psr barrel, e6.lO; per sack,
So; and in, bulk, $3.50; 1t retail it 10 sell
ling 1t $3.50 per barrel; per sack, IS. 10 !;
and per bulk 90. The shipments have been
about 1000 barrels. sass
BuckwnsAr flous.--per uwt IS. 8..oi
Cess MEAL.-No. 1, per bashel so cts.-
No. 2, 40 cts.
warAr. Receipts not very large. No.
!, old wheat brings 81 so per bushcl. No.
!, new wheat SOC. No 2, 66c. Rejected, 4Oc.
No. ], 40 eta.
CoRS.-Receipts light, No. brings 20
023 cts per busliel.
OArs.-A fair quality brings l6@ls cts
per bushel
BARLEY The receipts have been fair.
No. J brings 10000 CTS. No. 3, % cts per
bushel.
OSIoSs.-Receipts only for home con-
sumption. Nom nally at 1890 cts.
PorAroEs. No receipts worth mentioning
Nominally st 80 cts. ~ hf,r
E0os. Receipts light Perdos. 30 cts.
UrrER.-Receipts light, no shipments
Per pound 25 cts.
WBIrE BeANs.--Dull 81 $500 cts.
DRESSED Pork. Receipts are about the
same astasl week. No packing being done
Selling At 80. @$s5O per cwt. Live Porl
brings ts@s So.
HAy.--Per ton $S@$l2.
COAL.--2l cts at the levee yard: 10 CT
At the depot, cost Of delivery to be added.
APPLES. Fair quality, per barrel IS.
MoNsr-EaSy and demnnd large. New
York Exchange buying - par, selling ct
premium. Chicago buying At / discount
selling at I premium St. Louis, buying
at I discount, selling / premium. DEMAND
for 7-8Os is brisk the prices ruling below
par. Prices governed by Eastern markets
Demand for compound interest notes small