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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
VOTE FOR COMMISSIONER,
A TEMPERANCE TRIUMPH |!

Parker is surely elected by majority
Of about so Belyidere remains to be
heard from, and will probably for some
weeks. The vote, as it now stands, gives
Parker majority of rs, and if every man
IN Bclvidere has cast Bslding votes it
cannot defeat Mr.. Parker's election.
The vote as we give it, was furnished
US by the town clerks of the different
towns, and is correct.
Although the vote was close, the cleo.
ion has resulted in triumph to the toni-
peranco cause, and the electipg to that
oihce, man of known and tried integrity. |
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

CONTENTS Or tine LITTLE CoRpRAt' ron
MARcH.-Boyh Wood of Washington. bv
Ralph q. Leonard A Talk from Victor
Hugo by Lucia Chase Bell: Science for
Children by Dr. Worthiugton Hooker Of
Yale Col lege; The Bears. Den. by Emily
hunting ton Miller; Hory's lesson /; The
Fable Of the Monkey. translated from tho
Wine Cup. by Geo. W. Bungay; Let,c,
from the Ocean. by Thos. X Beocher: The
lamborinc Girl, by Celicia II Ross Sang
OF the Waters, by Felicia II. Miller, with
Music by Geo +. Root; besides Pictures
stories Puqzles, and humber of other
Original articles Asrarp /
oEwkLL' Chicago. ILL., Price, 81 ooa yea,
o'"gle copy 10 ceuts This paper and
he Little Corporal for 81 25.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

ES Parson Brownlow was rc.nomina-
ted Governor of Tennessee by the radical
convention at Nashville. on Friday. A
resolution was offered aud unanimously
adopted that the people Of Tennessee,
looking upon Gen. G IL. Thomas as their
adopted son aud the savior Of their State
capita from he hands of traitors, and as
she man who never made a mistake. and
never lost battle; therefore, Resolved,
That hcis the choice Of Tennessee for the
next President Of the United States.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
eT' Tuesday, the Goth Of Eehrnnr

ca Tuesday, the Goth of February
the Cambridge & Mount Mansfield Turn
pike Road Company had only two thou.
sand dollars to raise to complete III,
requisite stock for building their road.
Over six Thousand ol)ars were taken a,
Cambridge Boro, which they intend the
terminus of the road. Preparations mr.,
being made to organize the COMPANY in
accordance with the charter granted At
the last session Of our legislature. as they
intend commencing work early in the
spring and have the same completed 70,
travel BY the LIST Of August next. The
distance being only six and one halt
miles. and the heaviest grade one foot il,
zen. 1t is believed that the same can be-
completed in the time stated. The dis.
'auce will then be from Georgia Depot, 10
he Lake Of the Clouds" or "chiu Of tbt
mountain" by team. nineteen miles.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

"Bring her in. bring her in," continued
the old fellow 10 high glee "never mint
compliments: no matter about the darl
entry here, here. Joe, to the right in tht
best psrlor; we'll have time now,
sure |" and the excited farmer rushed
away for lights, returning almost immc.
diatsly.
"Here is the certificate, SIR" said Joe
Eyes, yes"
"And this is my wife" he added. as
no passed up his beautiful bride-the
b6witching and lovely Minnie Dayorth!
"Hzat 7" reared the old file; what
did you say, Joe--you villain, you scamp
you oOdacious cheat, you--you--you-"
ut is the truth. sir; we are married.
You advised me to this course, you assist
ed me, you planned the whole affair, you
lent nc your horse, you thought me, last
evening, worthy Of any mans child, you
encouraged me, you promised to stand by
me. you offered me the cottage at the
foot Of the lane, you" !
II didn't! / deny it. You can't prove
it; you're a-a-a--"
Calmly now, sir" continued Joc, and
the entreatics of the happy couple were at
once united to quell the old mans ire,
and to persuade him to acknowledge the
union. ....
The father relentcd at last. 1t was o
job Of his own manufacture, and he saw
how useless it would be, finally, to attempt
to destroy it.
He gave in reluctantly; and the fair
Minnie Danforth was overjoyed to be
duly acknowledged as Mrs. Joe Walker.
The marriage proved joyful one and
the origial assertion of old Danforth prov
ed truthful ia every respect The cum
ming lover was a good son and faithful |
husband, and lived many years to enjoy
the happiness which followed upon his b
runaway match while the cid man never
cared to hear muck about the details of
the elopcment, for he saw how completely
he had oversnot his mark. ....
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
Simeon Giddings, L " Brown. town

Simeon Giddings, L " Blown. town
Grand Jurors.
@ N Harvey. inspector of leather.
Henry Wilbur, Town Agent.
i" Supt Of common schools
woLCoTr.
Edison Slayton, Moderator.
Porter Crane. Town Clclk.
p Thaddeus Hubbell. Sloan Gates, r.
Parker, Selectmen.
VIM. r. Hutchins. Treasured
Sloan Gates, 0gerseer of Poor.
Edison Pinney. Constable
C. 9. Moulton, Carlton Udall, Oscar
Eaton. Listers.
Horace Herrick Supt. of School,
Alger Jones, 2own Grand Juror and
Town Agent.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

1he Nursery The second number Of
this monthly is before US. The first uum.
Der was published in January. and We
understand Sufficient encouragement h,
occn gwen 70 i TO insure its success Iii
Is designed particularly for the uo,.uo,r
readers Published by Fanny !. soavs ,ru
Boston, Price $3.50 per ycar.--...rro Teach
s g. and School Committees $500 per yc,.r
Single copics Is cents. 80"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

ty The body of Miss Frank A. vii.
hanson West Hartford was found on Sat
urday resting on bank of snow and Ice.
nader SIX feet of almost solid ice, about
% rods from the spot where see was last
seen Since the disaster hundreds of
men have worked patiently aud thousands
Of tons OF ice have been cut into fragments
aud moved by hand, in the search The
place where the body lay was at last poin.
ted out, utter fall of snow All Friday
ny tho numerous tracks Of cats, which
had been drawn to it by the scent.
10 Smuggling over the line from Can.
ada is a profitable employment. and is
still carried on with much skill aud per.
sistepce Lrst week carman named
Richard Kane was detected in importing
ioout three gallons of whiskey, which, he
lad bottled up in hole seven feet ouo
'ored with two inch augur in one cud
i the beams Of his sleigh rack.
~ Morlllo Noyes Of Burlington. is un-
81 $1,000 bouds to appear for trial in
he Y. ) Court for selling friction match.
without afdxiug The government stamp.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

KILLED Tuesday evening Of las,
week Gilbert Williams. Ct West6e'd was
At Newport, and on the platform at the
depot there just as the mail train was com
ing in. AS the train approached he fell
IN front of it, and the trucks of the engine
passed over him, irjuriug him so bacl,
that he died the next day.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
gamoiIIe County Slrns.
TOWN MEETINGS.
HYDE PARK.

HYDE PARK.
Col. +. B. Sawyer was chosen mod
orator. U1Ear
Chas Dutton. Town Clerk.
l.. s. Small Treasurer.
G. s. Noyes. G. Nj. Sherwir, t. W
Hyde, selectrnen.
i B Rand, Overseer of Poor.
s. e. Keller, Constable.
Geo. l.. Waterman, Samuel Cinnamon,
D. c. Hardy, Listers.
L. s. Small, L. H. Noycs. H. D. ".
Doty, Auditors. m M
l. II. Noycs. r. S. Page. Trustees.
Il S. Page Town Agent.
A. DwinneIl, S Farr, and s. Leach,
fence viewer.
Ora Miswall, David Campbell. Town
Grand Jurors.
Chas. Crane, sealsr Of Weights and meas.
ures, and inspector Of leather.
J. 9. Bailey, supt Of common schools.
ELMoRR.
J. W. Bryunt, Moderator
Abel Camp, Town Clerk and Treasurer.
A. M. Kelley, VIM. J. Churchill, George
Gray, Selcctmen
A. W. Avcrill, Constable.
L. H. Doty, wm II. Delano, L. A.
Gale. Listers.
@. S. Parker, 0vsrscer Of Poor.
Nv Bryant, Norman Camp. s N Ohm.
stead. Auditors.
D G Camp, Agent.
Albert Camp. Ira Bishop, Wilson Girls
void, Town Grand Jurors.
Charles S Parker, supt.
EDEN.
simeob Ingalls,, Moderator
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

How TO WEltE A Pocket Mann.
Composition and Letter writing, cmI.a
ing Hints on Penmanship and III, cS%,
OF Writing Materials; Practical RpIss
Literary Composition in general and a;
tolary and Newspaper Writing and Prr
Correcting in psrticvlar; and direc'i.
for writing Letters of Business Eela,i.
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by numerous examples of genuine epg,
from the pens Of the best writers /
which are added Forms for Letters NJ
PRODUCTION. Notes, Cards. etc, and ps
lection of POetical Questions. Price !,
cents.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

eS james Hughes bockkecper in
Clnel nnaii, was murdered in the cnyironS
OF that city on Thursday night by higb
,~av rObhd's. His horse taking fright
and running away took his body ana
their expected booty out of the reach OF
the mnrderors
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
a. Dea. VIM stcrlfh committed suiti-

az Dea. VIM. Sterlin committed snici
de by hanging himself in his barn, at BIZ
residence, three miles south of Woodstock
on Monday of last week. Mr. stcrlin was
an old gentleman in feeble health for some
months past. and at times partially IN
sane.
Gy JOHN Brown, of Hartford. was found
dead near his house on the after noon Of
the l4ut. He was cutting wood, and fell
in a faiating it, A Past norton exrmin.
alton showed that he died Of disease of the
heart.
6y The slate pencil company at Cas-
tleton have recently increased their CAPT.
Ia! and their power Of production. and
now employ 100 men and manufacture
10000 pencils day.
edS In the University Of Vermont
there are 80 students. of whom, IS are
professors offeligion and 2 have the min
istry in view.
c. On Monday last, Edwin Hammond
and son of Middlebury, sold to Messrs.
Abram and John Good of Clarence Cen.
ter, N \. six ewes for $4,000.
1f The Cotton Mill at Winooski. is
at the present time manufacturing about
thirty thousand yards of print cloth
week.
&c A little child in Coventry recently
took drink Of kerosene oil, which came
near causing its death from strangulation.
AZ A few days previous to the burn.
ug of Jerry Drew's buildings h. had
81 200 taken off his ihsatance.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
STIR SlrlDs.
= LIST OF SCHOOL aoOKs.

,,r,,op-N LIST OF SCHOOL aoOKS
The Board Of Education 1T Its reccn
meeting at Waterbury. selected an4 all
thoiizcd the list of text books, given be
low The Textbooks now in use remain
binding upon superintendent aud teach
ers until Nov |. 1868 The new list be'
comes binding upon tic Board of + 'uca'
ton. supeintedeuts and teachers from ant
after that date:
spoilers
Progressive spcller. by Town & Hol-
brook.
PeaGrrs L
Progressive Series of Readers, excluding
the lntermcalatc Readers. by Town &
tloldr5ok.
ilil!ard s Sixth Reader, Geo. S. Hi
lard.
.. GrunmnrS.
Towers Elements Of Grammar.
Norton's, Weld & Qnackcnboss'.
Biographies III.
Mitchell's FIRST Lessons.
Primary.
Intermediate.
Mouteith's Physical aud Astronomiqal. I
Guyot's Common School Geography and
Wall Maps.
hrcthmetics
Greenleafs New Primary.
" Intellectual.
" 4" Practical.
Walton's Arithmetical Cards and Keys.
)r Common Schools.
Davies University Arithmetic for High
nd Normal Schools only.
Writing Books.
Payson, Dunton u Scribncr's Series.
Alge6rn. c
Greenleafs New Elementary Algebro. a
Philosophy. 1
Quackenhoss' Philosophy. :
Ge"yT"yhy and History Of Vermont. t
Halls Geography and History of Yer Il
ont. {
History IF United States.
Losslng's Uonron School History Of
nited States. t,
lbe above is correct copy of the lis 6
selected by the board. +,
j. s. ADAMS, Secretary. AZ
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

VERMONT STATE FAIR Alta meeting
OF The Directors of the Vermont State Az
ncul'ural Society. held at,the America
Hotel Burlington, last Wednesday evening.
he annual Fair was located at Bratteboro
to be held September 10, II. l2 and IL.
1867.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

~ The friends If Mr.. g. Mrs. Htrrick,
have recently very kindly remembered
them. and made their hearts glad by the
generous donation of one hundred and
twenty dollars, for which they are very
grateful.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

NoTfcE--Thc directors ofthe L,ugD
County Agricultural Society are Request.
to meet at the Morrisvillc House, 90 Tos
day March 18th. at 10 o'clock, A. MI
set the time to hold the next Fair andt
arrange the Premiums and other busua
of the society. A general attcuaapnl
solicited.
Per Order Of the President
J. W. BRYANT Sn
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

DONATION YIslr--.lhe friends Of To
Rev. A. A. Villas. will make him q D.
nation visit at the Tow Hall in Morris
vile, on Wednesday, Mare 18TH Ut.
o'clock L. NJ
All are cordially invited to attend.
Refreshments will be served in h
Hall.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
= amaille 9ewsaealer:
RIA CHAS. C MORSE, EDITOR.
Hyde Park, Wednesday. March 6, 1867

To ADvERTIsERs.-The circulation of the
pers in Vermont and is steadily increasing 1t
is one Of the best advertising mediums in the
STATE. See rates on first page.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
Sptfial Uotitt,.
PREMIUMs ron suascp,,rs

- hiEERk
Though contrary to our custom =.
offer the following Premiums for D., W.
seriters. The book Is worth MANI =
the price asked for it, aud We hon.
will take this method to secure , 49,,
For two new subscribers and A. 4.
will send two copies of his pane,
and a copy Of "How to WRITE pt'
cook rs cts. .-,
For five new Subscribers aad 81,
8 copies Of the paper a year and T..
,Omely bound copy of "How to w,a.
"How TO Talk" How to Behave
How to do business" 10 one vo,,,
Price S2,25.
We would aid iu educating III, w..
how to write right, and deem the ci,,JI
ton Of this book one of the mean,
which it may be done.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

a. The Vt Business College, at st.
ll0ans under the direction Of Chas. A J.
Marsh, is meeting with excellent success
u Thoroughly teaches all the departments
Of a business life, and no young man can
attend it, without being benefited there
by.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

NoTrcE The annual parish visit II
the Reg. Lyman Bartlett, will lie att
Parsonage, ii Morrisrillo, on Flidayd
ternoon and evening. March 9Th. Bill
old and young arc cordially invited
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

TnASKs-Town Clerks who have fur.
nishcd US with reports of Meetings will
accept our thanks ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
rEMPEnANcE CONVENTION.

The delegates assembled az the Town
Hall in Hyde Park at about eleven o'clock
ia the forenoon and come to order at the
request of A bel Camp Of Elmore, who af.
ter reading the call for the convention put
in nomination Hon. Geo. W. Hendee Of
Morrisville as President of the Convention
who was unanimously elected ana he
Immediately took the chair. Dea. Abel
Camp Of Elmore and Hon. John West of
Mor'isyillc were elected sice Presidents
&c :, the Convention anll g. J Lewis of Nor.
risyllc A. sec,o,..v The credentials rf
the delegates from the follow."ra towns
we're then presented. Eden. Watcrville.
Hyde Park, Woltott, AIorlistown and
Johuson. The Convention then bcino
considered as properly orgauizpd prayer
was offered by the Rev Mr. Ilerrick of
Wocoo'. The roll of The delegates was
then c4lled-forty were preset. Rev. Mr.
Ford and Dea. Wash burn, being the only
gentlemen present from Stowe. We're con.
Stitutcd by vote Of the Convention as
proper delegates from same town.
The President then appointed Doa II
W. l'obinson Of johnson. Daniel Hol.
brook of Waterville aud Col T. B Saw
yer Of Hyde Park as committee ON Res.
'In'ions Col Z D Sawyer of Hydep.rk
hen made the following motion. that tho
eicgation from each town represented be
lfec'ed to select two from its members
nd the whole humber Of those 90 selected |
constitute nominating committoe, with
's'ructiohs to select and present the
ahe OF some person as he uomiuee for
ounty Commissioner to be supported by
re temperance men of this County at the
'ming election, after some discussion bv
lessrs SaSyer. Heath and West, the mo.
on prevailed.
AFTERNOON
Immediately upon the roasscmblina of v
e delegates, the Committee reported the
inc OF the Hon. Charles S. Parker of
more as the nominee for Commissioner
Men report was unanimously accepted
ID adopted by the Convention.
The Committee on resolutions presented 70
e following.
Resolred' That the great present need an
the Temperance cause in Lamoille Co.
not resolutions but thorough and eff
mt organization for the enforcement Of
prohibisory statutes and an earnest
operation of the irieuds of this statute
us enforcement. irrespective of any
lucal question or interest whatever.
That we will use ell bopora.
means and efforts to secure the election
The candidate this day nominated. Be.
wing that III his election the first .rea, ''0
towards the realization of our wishes
thereby have been taken.
These resolutions we're unanimously Un
pied oy the Conyention; after which
J able and interesting remarks were as
lie By Rev Play White of Coventry
John West of Morristown, Hon G.
'arker of Elmcre, Col. L B. SAWYER
iyde Park, and others. wee
he Cvnvention adjourned sine die. At
q. }. LEWIS. Sec 'ep
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
STOWE.

j II Bennett, Town Clerk.
Nathaniel Robinson, Chas s Hodge
Hiram Town, Selectmen.
X A Saqage. Town Treasurer.
Luke J Town. overseer Of Poor.
CT Douglass. Constable.
y " Builder, V NJ Smith, John D vii.
kins, Listers
W II II Bingham, Town Agent
Healy Cady, z W Bennett, Grand in.
rors.
U Barnes, Supt Of common schools
Il A Savage. J J Boynton. CT Doug.
lass trustees of U s surplus money.
VAUDEVILLE.
Simeon Giddings, Moderator.
Z II shattnck. Town CLERK.
L D Sanborn, L IL Hurlbcft Z W
Brown, Selectmen.
y II shattuck, Town Treasurer.
l. W Holmes. Oversesr of Poor.
V P Lock. Constable.
L W Holmes. s Giidings. S P Lock.
Listers.
Thomas Stevens, Chauncy Tillotson, N |
Page, Auditors.
L II Shattuck. Trustee.
Thomas Stevens, s R Miller. Ell
brown. Fence Viewers
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

We'll SOLD Clayton G. DEMO, of
this town recently sold p'ir of otis
five years old, for $4,000 one of them
was raised by N, S Adams of Eden and
he other BY Geo Morse of Watcrville,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

TnE Price OF PRINTING PAPER The
Madison Union truly says gold may 20
mp to 200 or down to $50. but the price
of paper remains about the same all the
time. No such monopoly as the paper
monopoly has ever existed in this country
before. The tremendous power of the
press seems impotent to shake it; con-
grcss buckles to aud helps sustain it and
the oPIe arc taxed to support it. If
the tariff on Paper were reduced to any,
thing like reasonable rates, publishers
could import their paper from Europe
aud get u much better article than they
get from American dealers, and at greatly
reduced rates As it is now the tariff
furnishes no rcvenue to the government,
but merely enriches the paper dealers At
the expense of newspaper rcadera.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

Eg John Strarns Of johnson, while
assisting in unloading logs, had both
bones of one of his legs broken, one day
last week. -'t 's#
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

| Mn
60 The Conference Committee on the
BaukfOpt Bill have agreed upon report.
The bill in its essential features, ns pass
ed by theScnato, will now become a law.
It was the wish of the earnest advocates
of the measure to strike out Of the clause
in the Senate bill. But rather than sec
the n oasurc defeated, tho thorough sup.
,orttys o., the Fill compromised on the
clause to whiei,. we refer and which reads
as follows
"And in all proccca., ngs in bankruptcy
commenced after one year /. ON the tune
The act shall 60 into operation, on DIS
charge shall be granted to debtor ". ,'ose
assets do not pay fifty per centum of the /
claims against his estate unless the assent
u writing Of a majority in number and ;
value Of his creditors, who have proved
heir claims, is fled in the Gaze ut or be.
ore the TING of application for discharge
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

EAmasa Stevens. Town Clerk.
Horace Wait, G Bassett, James Atwell,
Selectmen,
J. r. Richards. Treasurer.
H Wait, 0verseer of Poor.
Edwin G White. Constable.
Carlos Cornish, Geo A Hyde, Francis
Atwell. Listers.
Francis Atwell, James Brown, Sylves-
ter Adams. Auditors.
Geo. Bassett Trustee.
N. s. Adams, S Whittemore, G P
Brown, Fence Viewers
Horace Wait, Agent.
&c White. Superintendent.
Voted to raise 60 cents on dollar Of
the Grand list to pay town expenses, and
% cts in labor, to repair roads and bridg-
es,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-19

GaAM-Whest was only In moderate supply to-day,
the offerings being comprised Of 1890 bushels white and
1900 buahes red demand continues good, though there
"a Wide margin between tough and dry samples con-
siderable portion being unsuited for immediate grinding;
included in the sales Of white were 800 bushes good to
choice at 81 90aS TO- and damp lots as low ss "a 40 1850
bushss prime and choice rcd at $SaS 06 200 bushels
damp to good dry do ct 50 3a2 co. as to condition and
quality. Corn.-Oherings to-day embraced 6lO0 bushee
white and $3.50 bushels yellow; demand fair and market
steady white included in the sales were 1000
good and prime ct 81 19a1 20; 760 bushels mixed do Of
81 Is; $3.50 bushels yellow at 81 -msrket closing dull
for latter Oats are and again higher 1850 bush.
els received and nearly all taken In small lots ranging
from 90 to 95 cents, bulk at s2s9S cents.
MoLAssEs-No change; nothing doing.
PRoy1s1oss- Continue In very brisk demand, both to
the trade and on orders from the South, and prices show
further appreciation for all descriptions Of the hog pro.
duct We report sales as follows: Late yesterday l2O
hhds Bulk shoulders 1Ox cts; TO-DAY 160 do do at 1oX
cts-a to arrive; Is hhds heavy Hams (buk at IH cts;
26 hhds (suRar pkgs) Bacon shoulders at 11H cts 10
hhds do at lily cs rs Casks do and 5000 lbs loose do at
Ia cs 10 hhds rib Sides at 13k cts so do IN lots at
cts Is do clear rib and small lots clear, both at
25 tcs plain canvssed Hams at l8k cts; good brands
uesr.cured cansased selling st "a cts Meas Pork held
at SN per Dbl. City Lard 12x cts Market closed nIm
under adyices Of still further advance established TO-
B,cSNouiet but steady at 19a11K cts for California,
and 9a9h cts per b for Rangoon
Suok1,-The market remains quiet, but holders trm
under the higher range OF gold premium no sales 10
sALT-wth fair jobbing demand for the season we re-
peat last quotations, viz for Liverpool Fine % 00a$3
do Ground Alum 50 1Oa$2 Is per sack. Turks Island
68a6O cents per bushelI
WHuxEY-We hear Of no sales either free or In bend
quote Western held In bond at S5aS1 cts per gallon
sale Of half Bye in bond reported at 70 eta