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wears Ago and Now.

wears ago, HosrETrRR's STOMACH
A was struggling into notice again the
e ss which everything new, howevel ex-
81 l. doomed to encounter.
i il stands at the he ad of all the tones
%rnatiye preparations in existence. Its
e has evoked many limitations but no ri
*physiclans pronounce 1t the only safe
IN that has ever been introduced into the
4 mber. In the hospitals of the Army
I'm. the surgeons lind it the very best
In conyaescents. and report it as inval-
In sustaining the vigor OF troops on the
as a remedy for scurvey and sea sick
'alifornia and Australia have emphatic
.5orsed it as the Miners Medicine par
bce. and in spanish America and all the
1 climates, IL is considered the only re.
q tido,e to epide ic fever.
1 il no mystery about the causes of its
Il is the only stomdchic aud alternA-
(which are combined the grand requisites
;ld, pure, and unvitIated stimulant, wit
I'm selection OF tonic, anti bill rus, anti
Ec APPARENT, and de urative herbs,
4 roots and banks that have ever been IN
ed in q medical preparation.
also prOpp r to stale that the Bitters are
.rIuslvely in glass, and never, under any
'stances, by I, he gallon or the barrel. In
and imitators are abroad, and the only
nd the public has against :hem is to see
u Bitters they buy bear the engraved label
,te Of hand of Alessrs, Hostetter d Smith,
: Government stamp over the cork OF the
29w3o2
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SCHENCK'S NEW OFFlCE.

J. Il. SCHENCK. of Philadelphia, has
"A m Office on second floor of No 35 Han
8 treet, Boston, where he will be profession.
livery Wednesday, from to g. Every per.
with Consumption or any dis
Laiing TO it, is invited to call on him. He
advice free, but for thorough examins.
1with his Respirometer the chargh is five dol
Schenck can explain to atients very cor
4 the stage of their disease, and how to
IA medicines. namely, his rulmouic syrup,
Seed Tonic, Mandrake Pills, without the use
Il Resprometer whether IL is lubercuous,
honary, Bronchial or Dyspeptic Uonsump.
neither it is merely merely an liberated
N and catarrh or from Liver Complaint.
4 medicines have full directions, so any one
tase them without seeing him. but If they
hear by, are well enough, it is best see
All three of his medicines are required in
Nv every case of lung disease, for II is i'm.
pble to cure Consumption unless the stomach
liver are kept in perfect order. To get lungs
healing condition the stomach must be
psed, and en- appetite for good ricn food crea-
80 as to make good blood before the lungs
begin to heal then the chills and night
Its will stop, and the expectoration become
and easy.
! kee7sa full supply of midicines at his
as. which can be had at all times.
ice of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Ton.
ach 81 80 per bottle, or 81 so the half dozen,
drake Pill. % cents per box.
c. GOODWIN d Co., SO Hanover street.
ION, General Wholi,ale Agents for the New
land States. Fro sale by ali druggists.
22-34
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CARLOS S. CLEVELAND, Iamoile Coun

CARLOS $. CLEVELAND, Lamoille coun-
ISABEL J. CLEVELAND. Court, August
Term, A. D., 1867
WHEREAs,C rios s. Cleveland of Hyde Park,
in the county of Lamoille aforesaid has filed
his libel petition in the Office OF the Clerk of
the Lamoille County Supreme Court, setting
forth that on the 18th day of March A. D., 1869
at Morristown, in said county of Lamoille, he
was Lawful ly married to Isabel j. Cleveland his
present vile by the name of Isabel j. Parmenter
OF Lowell, in the Co. OF Orleans. and that he con-
tnued TO reside with the SAID Isabel j. Cleveland
until The first day at March, A. D., 1888, in the
faithful discharge Of all the duties incumbent
upon him as her husband, when the said Isabel
j. Cleveland wiliuly deser ed the petitioner,
and has ever since Tor more than three consec
utlve years wholly neglected and refused to live
with the petitioner as her husband. and has
wholly nel lected and refused to discharge any Of
the duties incumbent on her as HIS wife.
IND further setting forth that since the said
intermaIiage. he has always behaved himself as
a faithful and affectiOnate husband towards the
said Isabel j. Cleveland. and continued to live
10 the faithful discharge of all the duties incum
bent upon him as her husband but that on or
about the FIRST dat of November, A. D, 1862,
and divers othe days and times since said mar
riagc, the said Isabel j. Cleveland committed
adultery with various men which acts of the
said isabel j. Cleveland, were until recently to
the petitioner unknown, and that the petitioner
has resided ever since said marriage. in said
Hyde Park. and praying that the petitioner may
be divorced from the said Isabel j. Cleveland
and be declared to be sole single and unmarried
Now therefore. it being made to appear that
the said Isabel j. Cleveland is without this
State so that the said libel or petition cannot
be served upon her, it is ordered that the said
isabel j. Cleveland make and she is hereby no.
titled and requested to make her personal ap.
pearance before the Honorable Supreme Court.
next to be held at Hyde Park, within and for
the county of Lamolle, on the third Tuesday of
Aug A. D., 1867, to make answer to said libel
or petition and to stand to and abide by such
order, decree, and direction therein. as to said
court shall seem mete. And the said libelant is
required to cause this order to be publ he'd in
the I.amoille Newsdealer a weekly newspaper,
published at Hyde Park. in said county of La
mole three weeks successfully, the lasf of
which shall he at least six weeks previous to
the commencement of said term of court.
BRIGHAM d WATERMAN, Atty's
l.. s. SMALL, Clerk.
Dated at Hyde Park, this 10th day of June.
A. D.. 1867. Bows 80
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mUMOR DOCTOR.
A positive remedy fer all kinds Of hsmsfi
I }
PARTICULARLY
Erysipefas, N.ttft jR ASH Salt Reum. &ersf.
uIa Carbuncles, Rolls and Piles.

q a4t - ! '. 70 :, 3,' =.
II il very easy to say OF. this or any other med
icine. 1T is the very best remedy known Is
Is not always so easy to PROVE it. It's however
exceedlngly'gratifying to the proprietor of this
medicine, that while he DECLARES to- the publis
-tnat this is most wonderful and effective, spe-
CHIC for humOrs as stated above, he has abundant
proof at hand to sustain his statement. s'p
For sixteen years the humor doctor has been
manufactured and sold and every year has I'M
creased the value of its reputation and the am;
cunt OF its sales. In New Hampshire" where IL
was originated, ue remedy for humors is sohrgh4
ly priced. An eminent phgsician (now an army
suigeon) when practicng there, purchased DO
tween fifty and sixty gallons of it during some
seven or eight years and used 1t in his practice;
he has since then ordered it for the hospital where
he is stationed. Other physicians have purchaS+
ed 1t. and have used 1t in practice with great
success. The proprietor lived in New Hamp,
shire, at G0fstown Centre for the space of ~
or 40 miles around, and in Manchester. psrticu-
larly, the bumOr Doctor was well kown and
highly valued for the numerous sndrwonderful
cures which it affected. Though manufactured
in large quantities, the supply was frequently OF
hausted and purchasers had to wait for more to
be made. In that region some very severe cases
OF erysipelas were treated with it-land they we're
cured Erysipelas Eores' or icarbuncles, tho,e ug
y painful ulcers, were entirely removed whensv
er this medicine was fsithfullyused! 1t was so
with scroiula and salt rheum. The humor Doe
tor cured them.
Since the proprietor's removal to Melrose, Ms!
where he now resides he has been regularly sell.
ing it 70 patients who have applied to him in per-
son, and has been very successful in relieving
and curing them. One case Of Erysipelas--of
and old man II years-is worth mentioning in
particular when he came to the Doctors Office
he could only wear pair of rubber overshoes,
his feet and ANGLES were no swollen and sore -
when he pulled off his socks the scabs came with
han anAt Ru.t AL
behold. Enough to say, that less than one dozen
bottles Of the humor doctor (andin,a few weekly
healed up those feet and aneles, SO that they were
smooth and apparently sound. The man wore
boots without Inconvenience Numerous csses
of pimples in the fsce have been treated with
this medicine. to the entire eradication of them.
~ are more tnan q nundrcG'
persons who have used the humor Doctor, and
give it an excellent name. In the towns around
it is well known and approved. .~
| For the sake of showing what is thought Of 10
few testimonials are here inserted -.
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MRS. WHEELER, srosKHAx, nAss. ;


very confidently and earnestly Recommend
DR. Poland's humor doctor as an excellent reno
dy for hutrors. having been wonderfully benefit
ted by 1t myself. My own case was very. severe
skin upon the inside of both hands and even
down on the wrist, was constantly cracked and
broken up. so that was unable to use my hands
in am kind of wet work. and was obliged to
wear gloves in sewing to avoid getting blood
upon my work. The humor which so afflicted,
me was prof ably combination OF eryspelas and
salt rheum my general health was quite pobr !;
but soon after began to use the humor doctor.
I could perceive signs Of healing. ] continued
to take this medicine till was finally cured
Ny hands are now perfectly free from humors,
and to all appearances my whole system Is clear
of it, and has been for several months. used
eight bottles before felt safe to give it entirely
up, but they cured me.
HAKRIEr wHEBLBK.
July 9Th, 1893.
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Lie whole history medical discoveries no rem
u has performed SO many or such remarkable
hes Of the numerous affections of the Throat,
'1nss ard chest, as this long tried and justly
ebr ted Balssm. So generally acknowledged
7the superior excellence of this remedy that but
y of the many Who have tested its virtues by
<perience fail to keep it at hand as speedy
a certain cure for sudden attacks IT cod-ful-
believing that its REMEDIAL powere are COM
Extensive enough to embrace every form of dis.
Do, from the slightest cold to the most danger
d symptom of pulmonary complaint.
From J. D. HOSMER, Esq, of Topshsm.
ToPsHAh, W.. April 81. 1860.
kssrs. y. W. FOWLE 4 CHI.
Gentlemen Il take great plereure in adding
fne to the mass of testimony in favor of that
valuable Cough Remcdy--Dr. Wistar's Balsam
Wild Cherry. During the past winter my
[fe was affected with severe Cough and in
|lnmation on the lungs. After suffering severe
flor many days. Wistar's Balsam was recon-
Ended, trial Of whidh gave Immediate and
ornament relief. have known Of the Basam
wing b en- used in csses OF ASTHMA. with the
ost favorable results. l am sure that ii the
Immunity were as well aGvuaintad with the
eri Of this great remedy, as ara, you would
unable to supply the demand. | would adj
Sc all who suffer from coughs, colds etc, to
We this medicine an early and Thorough trial
Yours truly, J d, HOSMER.
Prepared by SETH W. FOwI.E Il SON. Is
remOnt street, Boston, and for sale by drug
SITS generally.
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WHEREAS Lucy NJ Broderick of Woodbury.,
w in the county Of Washington. has made her
petition to the Supreme Court xt TO be hold
en- at Montpelier, within and Tor the county of
Washington on the I'd Tuesday OF August, set
ting forth therein, that on the LIST day OF Jan,
1852 at North Lawrence. in the county OF
| awrence and State of New York, she was lie.
gaIly Joined in marriage to one David Broderick,
hy " 5 Chase, a minister Of he gospel, and
that from thence hitherto, 'he hath on her part
kept the marriage covenant, but that the said
David hath committed the crime of adultery.
since saio intermarriage with divers lewd wom
en- unknown to the petitioner or divers places,
and especially in the city of New York.
And also that the said David, on the 10th day
of Juue A. D.. 1862. wilfully deserted and aban
doned the said petitioner. and Dom thence
hitherto hath continued to desert and abandon
her, and during II that time has refused and
neglected to maintain and support the said Pc
itioner or contribute thereto, though of sui
fcient ability so 10 do and she further repre-
sents that her home has been in said woodbury.
Tor three years last past, and in said petition
she prays that the bonds OF matrmony may be
dissolved between them. and that she may re-
sumo her maiden name, to wit: Lucy Gotta.
And said petition having been exhibited to
me this day and it appearing that the said Da.
yid Broderick re-ides without this State, so that
the same cannot be served on him, 1t Is hereby
ordered that the petiton'r cause the substance
thereof TO be published in the Lam0illa News
deafer, a newspaper published at Hyde Park, In
the couniy Of i.ameiIe three weeks successive.
ly, the list OF which publication shall be at
least six weeks prior to the session of the court
to viii h said petition is made returnabe. and
the said David Broderidk IL hereby notified to
appear ut said term of court and make answer
to said petition. and In his failure to do he VIII
be defauted.
HEATH. Atty for petitioner,
.a VIM WILSON,
ns4N Judge OF Supreme Court.
Dated at HYDE Psrk, In the county Of La
mobile, this 9th day Of may, 1857.
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MRS. rorrsr. Bower. M.

Dover, July 2s. 1883.
DR.. Polani:--I received your letter inqurins
as to the effects Of your medicine sickness!
am happy to say that think IL is 'the mediS
cine for that dreadful sickness. tried variouf
prescriptions but found none that settled the
stomach and cleared the head like the humor dos
tor felt as though could hardly wait to get
ashore to entreat you to introduce it into ship
chandlery stires that 1t may find its way to those
who suffer upon the mighty deep from Sea sick
ness. n captains who take their families with
them. or carry passengers. should try ii for ones
they never would be willing to voyage without
it,
have used 1t in my family since its iptroduc.
ton to the public; for bilious habits, headache.
anu humors about my children, and have always
found II a sure Gu g. ~ tr 3
| am not fond OF having my name appear In
public. and would not c0nsenttoit on any 40
count but to relieve the suffering ., but II the
foregoing will be Of any service to you or the pub
lie, you can make use OF II.
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MARY POWERS EsrATE.


STATE OF VERMONT. [ In Probate Court,
LAAoiLLE COUNTY. IS. held at johnson, In
said District. on the 18th day OF May 1867.
Squire X. Parker. guardian of Mary Powers of
Wolcott, in said District. represents to this
Govt that it would be conducive to the interest
Of his said ward to sell all the real eatate which
she has in the Town Of Wocott in said District
for the purpose of putting the proceeds thereof
at interest, and asks said Court to grant him
license to sell the same
1t is therefore ordered that hearing be had ON
said application. at the Probate Office in John.
son, on the 18th day OF June. next, and that
notice hereof be given to all persons Interested
by the publication ofthe same in the Lamoile
Newsletter, newspaper published AT Hyde
park, previous to said time appointed for hear.
ing. that they may object if they see cause to
the granting Of said license.
By order of Court.
90 JOHN |. GLEED. Register.
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4. G. WALLACE. xAscuKsrsx a.

DR.. J. W. Pcland.-Dear sir,-I very cheer.
fully give my testimony infavor of'your hunor
doctor. a. an excellent remedy fer humors. Ny
numerous acquaintance in Manchester know
how severely | was afflicted with boils. and how.
perfectly good my health is at present. Your,
humot' Doctor cured me; please referto me for
particulars in my case.i A. Q. wALLAol.
Manchester, June ii. 1855.
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Price, rs cent. per Bottle.

Price, rs cents per Botiie.
This Invaluable medicine will DO prepared for
the present at the
New England Botanic Depot. Boston,
under the Supervision Of Dr.. POLAND: for thu
proprietor. J. O. FREFCH.
to whom al orders should be addressed.
Gro. o. GOODWIN 4 Co., General Agents, Bos
on. siG8 1,as cfefs- l2m6eow
Sold ~ dealers IN nesisiss svcywhns.
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no Rent.

Two Large, well LIGHTED and airy From
j Rooms on the second floor, in our store in
horrisyile. made expressly for OFFICES, u
rent. Very desirable.
Morrisvlle. April 81, 1857. "a
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yNHEREAs my wife. Nancy b. Sulham, has
w left me without cause, this is to notify all
persons that will pay no debts OF Der CON
tracing. JONAS IT, SULTAN.
Hyde Park. June 2. 1861. 29w3'
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THE FREMONT.

Licensed First Glass Stock Horse,
will stand at the stable Of the proprietor. in
North Hyde Park, the present season:
J. W. HEATH.
No. Hyde Park, May 4, 1867 2stf
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Notice.

T HEREBY gsve notice that have this day
j given my son Elmar Bellows. his time during
lhe remainder OF his minority, and shall Claim
none Of his earnings nor pay any debts Of bis
contracting after this date.
EUGENE BELLOWS.
Cambridge, May 81, 1867. 28.wS
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Liberation.

THIS is to notify all persons that have this
i day given my son, Homer Norway. his time
during the remainder OF his minority, and shall
not claim any Of his earnings or pay any debts
Of his contracting after this date,
his
THOMAS II NORWAY
29w3o mark.
Attest J J King Geo Nash.
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For oil the Protean forms of Dfeare orig
batting in
R0F ULA,
here is nothing can equal the purifying effects
n Iodine when administered in pure state.
DIR. H. LNDERs' IODINE WATER
/ a pure solution of Iodine dissolved in water,
kithuut solvent, and is the best remedy for
bcrOiula and kiedred diseases ever discovered.
Circulars free. j. =. DINSMORE,
63 Dep street. N. X.
Sold BY Druggists generally II
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For Sale,

A BUGGY wAGON-nearly new, for sale
"A Cheap, by N. Z. CIRCUIT.
29g4o Morrsyile. Vt.
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TtLEGakPaiC MARKET REPORTS.

Albany, y. - oc, - 1861
lsr ssfcsi If ss 10 ce Is
clnea - 49,; The rsnge being from &c. for common to
Tor sheep continues heavy receipts. 800 head; sAles
arc heasy :. sc Sc. ss.-ssssI6. moco SaaS;
sales 1000 head at ole sac; store pgs 8. otc.i
roIKpo. ocl. q 1851
changed sales white Niehssa al 8 10 smbsr al s. o.
NO req !. Wash g. = ri sales Of amber Tor 81 ,hs
4 l ,s sess Of 70 ~, waeash a. y iS, No 90 =
Sa seas se X 30 s Fye sa new !. q 81
tos No. / Barley dull Lake ireghts-5c. on corn and
s ran.pslrnIs oc, 2, l,e7
and Ers saoa ss @ .Dnyan ksca1
oss Gold 1881 Cotton dull !, lac .6c for mlddlns
-S ss's au S3p Nd
& 3 III etSras. 8 81 s. * When, aeclass; red.
y i2ss Whit sa,,. ca,Itosn9 $50 Rye q 1oss
pariant.
s es - =, ig , ,st se = s g TOR i Nc s'gas
waeat enll. oates 200 bushels So.s alNausee club =,
ico basse,a toronto ai 81 10 and so6 bSsel. er, seTe
on piissie terms oas cwer sales 20 bushels .snadisn
~, mfdisS sis rec oa Canal ifesGrs unchanged aoar
I'm whs g. ,s corn u. sarisy 4e e N.Y. ler
Boston So @ Albany go 70 New YORK b. ~ And liver,
= 90 o. ssrS ssge ss q sa e goo l.s'
y 100 a. barley s1o do. 5o 10 peas. iis4s feel
.unncr
Flour steady sac. SO eSl, sio for sprns SIS 50 %
Tor r se ins ~ II y. whss = ss ss ~
1900 bushels Ne Mwagsss a. 81 2scoo bushels No
iasioo csb si orS Gais sslss sss c1 bushels No
p S''s = ssd y "i ssss H. 's 3 .r
De sye unchanged. Barley unsettled offered al o. 30
ssss. qs- , "a sa issssosci lssS
.usnsis, 1orn, e 49, nunesi oa, iruv onsnei.
bu-bcls. corn, 5000 ba .hcs; sl'o pusnes barley,
22e aotu. i9c. oat. I3e.. New YtFN
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The re for wheat opened dun and heavy but with
eslsel IN advance Of lc and e market
s a Ss s mainly Al
S,sass.s 81 FOR 10 90 10 Corn ssf va a.
d TIE sesli ~srs ssoa, Il Il
al 81 A. nas were dull and irregular The sales wers
% sales bushels 9 aaa AZ ss SIX
ss bushels western ans 81 . s. s.
for Canada. Malt was dull and nominal
port movement in oreadsuGs The inquiry for irehi
q H. lower sse
There was also more inquiry Tor vessels FOR charter and
odsrs were not ali ea con aease eo o oo was
to s w we're mace informed s h sa Ill ss
room q the Liverpool steamers thc berth taken
wheat sxiv.ie 100 bales Nd ca. now
IS I a. T. s e
NED weeks 800 bales cotton at 1ad week alter ext
ss: T. assfSs
bushels 81 r. ss GSaS~ s ON
grss ,s%, r, lo lard %
"a ard 100 u. tons m mahOssny hha
& Wndward at Pr.n O saE sO
charter 900 quarters TO Cork, Tor orders "a;
orders y e "a 4 direc. Sd additional
bids tobacco 49, and back from Palermo with fruit
GUINNESS remained DUN and nominal
ioPs The market was steady. and prices were hrm
T % Was ia oiiss kinds were also
se ssrsia .5 prices s.
Manila at s21zc gold and ~ chests Bengal - TO-
rcncy.
NAVAL market for spirits Of turpen.ine con-
LOT was a
ZION. w, re light and PRICES for smos. all AIDES en-
barrels strained Il IS q 50 s and 4s DO
zig p sale y made 81 hs On pys asss OF
81 81 Il q ss %aa icing T S ind IT.
changed, being duh but steady in value
do cut meas Though he demand Tor pork was mode a,e
9s ss ss va, ana tcss1 nss es,ng & 81
81 IS for nsT aess primc was nomio a sa go =
were also dnii and nominal For cut meats there Was
scarcely Ar, demand, but have change to note III
was but little sought after but held a, fn prices 1hs
sss s @ S sss N H s and - soses
qalst ana further decline ~a- conceded cosag heavy
is.e Butter and cheese moderately At last
ps1soIErx For crude Their. was some inquiry: bit
sales Festrieted by the lrmness OF holders who DO
were 300 bbs ia bulk low gravity at ie and 600 do In
bots al sc The marset too soaded was unusually QUIET
md oS do for Nosembcr q, SIS In the mar
a Ss aaa @ s% na saiss
Sc, and tlJ do, Tor December a. - &c
lcs.-we heard of important sales Carolina was
s0eln.-lhc business In raw was unusually light, bu,
aaoisa n @ rhe sale. Isl ns a s
iOr Cuba is for Porto KcO and iss lssc for Ehgsh
6ic icsc for hsids, lsc isc for yellow and l5,c
iinseed was in moderate demand sales
400 bags TO arrive private terms. Clover timothy and
T.ntow Was IN moderate demand prices were without
chanse. saes i4ceco ib.; y NC ia'.c;
dull About 200 bhls. brought So &c., in bond
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and entirely nominal Corn duh and unchanged Oats
steady at &c Zoe. for No State Rye quiet but
changed Barley duh at 81 10 81 IS for No and q 10
asi - for No Petroleum steady aud quiet a. 2sc a
sc. for standard white, ia bond.
Parrxosx Oct. "a, 1867.
Cotton du middling upland., lsl.c i9c. Flour very
daL Mhsas dun and declined Sc sales caoiee red South
ern ai ~ TO- Corn du white 81 40 ~ - for Old, and
~ 81 20 for new yellow 81 81 81 49, Oats steady at
os,. 1tc Rya duh Provisions duh aud nomnaly un-
changed.
~ LouIsyItIx Oct. =, lsoI.
red 81 %. Corn sheiled, 81 TO- wi sacks; the
ear IN bulk 7vc Mesa DorS s21 So Bacon. shoulders,
Ike clear sides. Issxc- Lard. l34c Cotton, 1885