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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-04-07
VERMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION
Secy'e Office, March 1858.
'TEACIlERS' INSTITUTES.

Teachers Institutes for the Counties Of Wind
ham, Rutland, Bennington, Addison, CLittenden
Windsor and Orarge, will be held as iell.ws.
At Westminster, March "a and %
Rutland March 81 and April 1.
Manchester April and s.
Salisbury April 10 and IL.
jericho Corner, April IA and 10.
" Bethel, April rs and 20,
- Thetford May and 6.
The Institutes will continue in session two dav.
commencing at a. M, with lecture OH tbe
evening preceding each Institute, and on Ii a .v.~
ming OF the first day Of each. Examinations far
Institute Certificates will be held during the sec
ond day and the evening Of the second dsv.
All friends Of education are invited to attend
Town superintendent are requested to see that
teachers are notified and urged to attend
Clergymen are respectfully invited to give no.
tice from their pulpits.
2;1w 4. +. RANKIN Socr.t,r,
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E'lRST COLLECTION DISTRICT
OF VERMONT

UNITED STATES FXCIsE TAX NOTICE.
lhe undersigned hereby gives Public Notice TO
an Mhom II may nceyn that he will attend at
NE United states Court lIeuse in Rutland. in the
Soun'y OF Rutland, on tins 18th aud 18th DAYS Of
nhr'mi A. u 10 - "hen and where appeal. will be
heard and determined relating to any erroneous
or excessive valuations, assessments or enumera
uons, by the A SCISSOR or Assistant Assessors.
thn and Tor said District, returned in the An
, uu'l List made and assessed for the month of
March, 1863, under the laws Of the United State.
relating tn Internal Revenue
Given under my hand at Fairhaysn, this 1st d.y
of April, 1868.
2;1w Assessor II Coll District ~ v,
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CINCINNATI CHRONICLE. - We have
received number of the Cincinnati
Daily Chronicle, a very handsome daily
OF large size, published by the Cincinnati
Printing Company Joseph II. Barrett
is its ehiet political editor, and its column.
already give evidence of the natural and
vigorous talent that makes him one of
the most acceptable political editors in
the country. We understand that the
paper has already attained an unprece-
denied circulation. Mr.. Barrett has our
best wishes for large success in this ardu.
ons undertaking. The position is not
new one to him, as he has heretofore ed
tied the Daily Cincinnati Gazette three or
four years previous to accepting the Office
of Commissioner of Pensions, which office
he has recently resigned.
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RECIPES FOR CoLoRING.-Calculated
for eight pounds of clcth.-YELLow: -
To every 8 pounds of yarn or cloth, dis
solve one and one.half pounds of Sugar of
Lead in five gallon. of hot water. Dis
solve twelve ounces of Bichromatc of
Potash in n tub of cold water, stir the So
luton well, then put the cloth in tho
lead water, -rnsng it up and down sew
eral times. Wiring it out and put it into
the potash water, then into the lead wa
ter again, after which wiring ont and dry
ORANGE dissolve half pound OF
Lime in pail Of soft water. Let it set
tie, pour off the clear solution dip the vel.
low cloth in it several times to get the
desired shade and hang out to dry. Af-
ter drying wash it,
BLUE dissolve four ounces Prussiate
of Potash and two ounces Of Copperas in
four gallons of soft water, then add two
ounces of Oil of Vitrol Dip the cloth
until the right shade is obtained, and
then dry.
GREEN Dip the Yellow cloth in the
Blue dye.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-04-07

ARrnUR's HOME MAGAZINE With
L. ). Arthur as editor, this Monthly is
most especially fitted for the home circle,
and fills place peculiarly its own. The
April No. cannot be excelled Published
at Phladelphia-52 per year.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-04-07

PErERsoN's, for April, is a splendid
No. in every particular, the opening steel
engraving being specially beautiful, while
the fashion plate. are perfect gems. In
its particular field, and with its extremes
ly low price, 81 a year, Peterson stands
without a rival
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

FormerIY ownedbv David Hooker (deeeassd)
pleasantly situated ON Munger Street, in the
northeast part Of Middlebury, on the road leading
dlebury village. Said farm contains 90 acres Of
excellent land, well watered, well adapted to
grass and grain, good house. near school, plenty
ct ontbuildings and Accommodations for all kind. OF
stock, and some fruit. Also "a acres of woodland
easy OF access, For further particulars inquire Of
Mrs. David Hooker on the premises. franklin
Hooker at Cornwall, or OF the subscriber at his
residence. A. C. HOOKER
MiddlsLury, VT, Nov. ., 1867.
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4 correspondent of the Republican says,
in refer ence to the Connecticut Election
which occurred yesterday -
Never was this state 90 thoroughly can
vasscd by the republican party, and its
member. SO alive TO the great issues in
volved.
The democrats In Connecticut, as well
MS elsewhere, die hard, ard they are in
cllncd to hold on as long as there is a
ghost of a chance left for success, but il is
very certain that they have lost the con-
fidenee in victory that they had last year
Gov English asserts that lie is going to
carry New Haven by 25OO majority, an
increase of about 1000 over last years
vote. A large number Of Irish have been
colonlzed from New York, and duly reg
istered, but even these will not save the
state to the democrats. What is more,
no one know, it better than Gov English,
who is running his own machine at the
democratic headquarters
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-04-07

EURoPE.-The naturalization treaty
concluded between Germany and the
United States, has now been definitely
ratified by the Federal Parliament
The famous discussions in the English
Parliment on the disestabli.hment of the
Irish Church terminated on Saturday
morning at o'clock and division took
place. Six hundred members voted and
the government was defeated by 60 ma
jority The Liberals greeted the an
nouncement with wild cheers
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E'OR SALE.

THE HOUSE AND LOT
clonglng to tho estate Of the late NJ. Tcknor, in
this village. Said properly is in good repair sup
Piled with excellent water, Sc. Would be sold
npon accommodating terms, subject to approval
Of the Probate Court. For information apply TO
G. TlCKNOR,
o2it Middebury, Vt.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-04-07

To Advertisers.-All communications, ad
ysrtsements or notices for publication must he
banded in previous to 8 Pm. Saturdays, to secure
Insertion, as we are obliged to 20 to press at an
early hour on Mondays.
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
EARM FOR SALE.

The farm Of the late Darwin T.. Robinson. sit
uated in Shoreham, on Cream Hill, three miles
lrom tho village, containing 1870 acres suitably
divided into moving, tlage and pasturny, with
a splendid new sheep barn, with running water
in it, aud also running in the yards, the Other
outbuildnes and the house good and valuable
timber pine and cedar, in the swamp. Said farm,
must he sol. AMI, If possible, thi. Spring. A
chance for a GREAT BARGAIN! Come and see
before it is too late. For further particulars in
quire Of II. b. WRIGHT. Administrator.
Sharcham, March q. 1853 52:a
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-04-07

gentleman, seventy years old, in
Texas, is reported to have raised ono
thousand, six hundred bushel of corn, do.
ing all the cultivation himself with snlky
cultivator.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-04-07

The New England NJ T.. Conference
unanimously adopted II report in favor of
prohibiting the sale of liquor.
A cotton fraud, involving $50, 009, has
been unearthed in New Orleans.
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A DDISON COUNTY-In Chancery.

LAJOHN CUSHING vs.. DENNIS w. TEASEY
Whereas John Gushing of Hanover in the
County of Plymouth, and State of Massachusetts
has filed in the oce Of the Clerk of the Court Of
Chancorv tor said County ofAdison his petition
against Dennis w TeaSey of New York in tn.
County and State Of New York. setting forth in
substance that the said Deunis w. Teasev duly
executed on the 2d day Of November, A. d. 1866.
To Sheldon 5. Baker, Of Saratoga, in the State OF
New York, mortgage deed OF certain land. stu
atei in Shoreham, in said County of Addison. con-
ditions for the payment of seven thousand dollars
PAYABLE five yeais iron date with interest pavabl.
annually, and further setting forth that the said
mortgage was duly assigned bv the said Sheldon
5. Baker ON the 9th day OF March 4. D. 1867. to
the said John Gushing, who now has the legal in
toreSt and title in said mortgage and pravs that
the equity ofrelemption Of the said Toasey in the
premises may he ioreclosed. And il being made
to cpl ear that the defendant resides out of this
State 50 that subpoena cannot be served on him.
the said Teasey is hereby required to appear Al
the term Of said court next to be held at Middle
bury, in and for said county, the first Tuesday
of Jane, A. d. 1868, the first day of said tern,
and make answer to such petition, and the petit
toner shall cause this order to he published three
weeks .uccessvely in the Middebury Register. a
public newspaper printed at Middlebury, the last
Of which publication shall be at least twenty DAYS
prior to said next term.
r. WAINWRIGHT, deputy Clerk.
>. q LAWNS. Solicitor 49;3w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-04-07

sr The Rhode Island election on
Wednesday resulted in Republican vic>
tory, as every one expected it would.
Governor Burnside was reelected.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-04-07

WIN Donovan, the alleged murderer
OF the Squibb family, was executed in
i ork' Penn, yesterday. He died pro-
testing his Innocence.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-04-07
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
SALE.

beautiful Cottage House in ir.t-rate cnair
on Of tho finest lots on the bost .trcct In Ma
dlehury Village. The garden is an excellent one
full OF fruit trees OF the choicest kinds. Also
very desirable building lot adjoining. and ei.ht
acres OF exec llent meadow land near bv.
,,,, 5. l.. BGSSETL.
h'u"'e0iIe'irN, Wa April q, 1865. 2;3w
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l. 'RUIT TREES.

shall soon receive from Messrs. Stephen Hovt
q sons, OF Conn, very superior lot OF Fruit.
Trees. Those who want good trees from A rslia'
bic Eastern Nursery, would do well to order soon
Those | sold last wear for m. same 6n, ,r ooOn;
very satisfactory to the purchasers.
XIV ALBERT CHAPMAN
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~ Two reports on the Erie railroad

~ Two reports on the Erie railroad
matter are now before the New York
Legislature. That OF the majority strong
ly condemns the action of the Erie direc-
tors, but affirms that the courts have the
proper jurisdiction for the ofense, and
that there Is no need of legislation The
other recommends that the recent issue
Of $40, 100000 of stock be legalized, with
the proviso that the proceeds Of its sale
shall be spent in building and equipping
the proposed broad gauge road to Chica-
60, and that no director of the Erie road
shall be permitted to be director in the
Hudson River, Harlem or Central and
vice versa. Mr. Glen, a member of the
assembly, made charges Wednesday that
attempts had been made to buy his vote
in the Erie interest, and committee of
investigation was appointed. The latter
scheme Of the committee meets with much
favor at the West, and public meeting
was held at Cleveland, Tuesday, to ex-
press the feeling and start subscriptions.
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ONE DOLLAR SALE
1--WE HUNDRED APPLE
l. AND
FIFTY PEAR TREES,

For sale at very low prices.
Apple Trees from 10 to 20 cents each
Pear Trees from 20 to 30 oents each
Among the varieties ofApple, find the Bald
win, Yellow Bell Flower Rambo. Fall Wine,
Prestlv, Twenty Ounce Fiameuse Rox ru.sett
Rhode Island Greenlng, Wagner. Red Astracan,
&C., &c.
These trees grew finely last season. and are
worthy the attention of Farmers and Gardeners.
Offered as last year, viz; for cash or credit
= Il. ROCKWELL.
Springsiie, March 20, 1865. 81; #
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ All persons indebted to me are requested
to call and settle. Accounts from six months to
n year or more old, must receive immediate atten-
tion, or it will be necessary for us 10 employ
agencies, which we do not wish to use in order to
secure our rights.
f. Y. CLAY.
Middebury VI, August Il, 1867. 21tr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-20

present prices of cotton goods are not remunerayo,
there is very confident feeling that further ad-
vance WI be obtained, especially the prospect Cd
larg" fall business Is very encouraging.
GUNNT BAos-1here has been considerable doing
in guury bags. here aud in New York, and sales OF
1000 bales at 18a19%c currency the latter price for
lots deliverable September l. expenses ard interest
added.
GUNNY CLoTH-There has been fair demand for
gunpy clo'h, with sales OF 800 bales at 22za22Ac,
mostly at 22Hc, currency.
HAY-The sales havs been at 1928 per ton fcr
Southern and Northern.
MoLAssEs-Tnis article is very dull and the trans
actions are still quite limited, the demand from tho
trade, for come time past, having been unusually
light The sales comprise $50 hhds OF Muscoyado
and 260 hhds clsyed Cuba private terms; 100 hbds
clnyed Cuba at 45a47c; 81 hhds Porto Rico at about
CSC; so hhds goods Remedies at SIC; 80 hhds do at
50c; and 90 hhds tart do at 47c per gallon
NAVAL SToREs-1here Is dull feeling for spirits
turpentine, with sales ct 46c per gallon Tar Is duh
with further sales ut So 25a3 so per Dbl. Rosn ia
quite dull and no sales Of any consequence In pitch
the GALES have been small lots of Southern at 81 per
Lbl
RIcE-There have been sales Of 5a6oO bags Rar-
goon at 9Ha92c smallots OF Patna at 10Hc, and 100
bbls Carolina at 10Tal1Ic per lb
SUGAR-There ls o very dull feeling for sugar and
prices tend downward StocKs nave increased quite
rapidly here and in New York. 1he sales comprise
TO hhds Porto Rico TO go West, ut 121Sa1SAc; 40
nEos good refining Cuba at 111Sc; 100 hhds Cuba,
grocery grade',a at 115{a11Ic, aud 100 boxes Cuba
NOS II 70 70 at 12a15Ac per ID. befned sugars are
oll at is <al63c per ID for crushed. powdered and
eranuated; and coffee crushed at 6Sc per 1bH
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-20
Governor seymour's Speech.

The Springfield Republican, o thoroughly
Radical paper, says that truth is truth whoever
tells it, and that Horatio seymour's review of
our national situation, financially and industri-
ally, is just what every voter ought to hear,
and every Republican ought to applaud and
echo.
Only do Congress the justice to remember
that it did what it did as the sole means of es-
cape from national destruction, and the Sey-
mour speech becomes important and valuable
as the strongest statement yet made OF the
miserable condition to which the finances and
the industry Of the country have teen reduced,
and of the necessity OF an instant and thorough
reform; necessity which the Republican party
needs to feel, and take home to itself with es-
pecial force. Unfortunately some of the Re-
publican journals seem to think that they must
deny the truth Of everything Governor Sey-
mour said In doing so they have to defend
measures on general grounds which never could
be justified but by the palpable pressure Of me-
cessity; they in fact adopt the errors of the
excuse for them. Every Republican ought to
be opposed tothese abuses as strongly as MIR.
Seymour himself; aud the Republican party
has got to oppose them, or go out OF power.
Instead Of this, We find leading journals up
holding the most hagrant abuses simply be-
cause Horatio Seymour attacks them, and as
sailing the plainest truths because he utters,
in order to peryert, them.
It is perfectly plain that the Republicans are
not going to neutralize the effect Of what was
false in this speech in any such way as the Tri-
bune undertakes to do it; and it is equally
plain that the Republican party must abandon
the championship and perpetuation Of legal
tender and all its concomtant frauds, or go
under. The speech of Governor Seymour is as
bad in it's animus as malice and unprincipled
ambition ean make it, but the general DRIFT Of
his financial philosophy is sound and good,
and his bitterest opponents will do well to heed
its significance. No language can exaggerate
the Importance Of the duty to restore specie
payments, bring up the credit oil the govern
ment, bring down its expenditures, and put in
dustry again on firm basis. The Republicans
must do it, or it will be done for them.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-20
NBa1timore Market.

BALTIMORE, July IT -CoTToN.-There was more
inquiry to-day from splnners. but at lower prices
We report sales Of 100 bales comp,is. Of Ordinary
at $3.50, and middng at 81 1Sa32c; some held at 32
Stock light but buyers not offering 81 e at the
close.
co,FEE-Tbe market was quiet to-day, only sale
reported 100 bags Phmmings 10Ac currency.
FLoUR-The market continues dull and unsteady.
We bear of 10 transactions Of new City Mills for
export; clippers are holding of for lower prices,
and for which the heavy decline In wheat today
gives much encouragement. Sales on change to-
day were only Of q retail character; we note 100
bbls Howardslreet extra at $40 30; 100 bbls How:
ard-sTeet family at sl1 go; and small lot of rye
-four at SO per bbl.
consisting Of 219s bush white and 1885 bush red,
all new crop; the market opened at yesterdays
prices, but closed at 20i26 cts per bushel lover
included IN the sales were 1000 bush white at
SO 20a2 81; AGO bush strictly choice Mary
lan5 red ct So So; subsequently, ITO bush at
50 80; 1000 bush prime at SO 20a2 IS; $50 bush
good at SO IS; 2100 bush snferior to far at 81 Boa
O5. Corn-310O bush white and only 100 bush
al 1e; $50 bushels common 81; 10 bushes yellow at
81 l6; prime Is wantol Ga $1,000 bushels offered;
sales Of 450 bushels at SSc $40 bushels old at So
Es0c, weight Rye-200 bushels offered, and lou bush-
els lew sold ct ST 30 per bushel
Mc14ssEs-No sal 8 to-day; quotations nominally
unchanged.
NAVAL STonFs-we bear Of sale of 1000 bbls Noe
Rosr or export, at S3a3 rs. Spirits lurpentine is
quiet {: j2.44c early in the week sale OF 100 bbs
vas made on private terms but understood several
cents below lhe iEsIdc figure. Stock large for the
demand.
PEoYIs-oIs-Wc note further sales Of 80 bbls city
packed nes pork, heavy at $40 per bbl; stock very
LIGHT. Tho joob!ng demand forbacon is good and
prices steady az before; for shoulders liza i1ic rib
sides 16gc; and clelr rib 1624a17c hams 9Ol21 &c.
No round lots of either bacon or bulk meats selling
Lard quote steady at 17Sc for city, and ut Is: per
ID for Western tierces.
suaAR-Ia inG tive we note sales Of so hhds Cuba
AZ 1oiic; 81 hhds Porto Rico at 1870, 10 &C West
quotations sa!ne as yesterday.
REE1Ego SuaAR-1he demand is inactive, and pri
oes may be quote OF l65Sa161c for hard ano 1879
1910 for soft a white.
SyIups-Remain as last quoted, viz: for Maryland
golden, fTe Baltimore do Toe; Monumental G7c per
gallon.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston, for New York-Miss J
Barrett, Miss E A Barrett Miss M Barrett, Miss
Hopkins, Klinck, Lowndes G W Aimar and lady,
L Z johnson, G b HopIock, D " Sprague, Mrs
Kaiser, Mrs Daviaon, Mrs @ d LeitDer, Mrs II
Taylor and daughter, Mrs D Brown, children and
ecrvant = Spear, Moran, j BcCarthy. W Fergu-
son, E Fuller. W Hayne, = sinkler, Miss Sink-
Ter, Mrs G Tyler Miss \ T McGahagn, Chancellor
Lesesne, Mrs Lesesne and daughter, Miss B An
stop, Miss NJ Middleton, hiss Morse, L Wesson,
Mrs NJ Rolger, A W spraguA, HRS f Sawyer, j
Whlden. Airs Hurkamp, Mrs Joseph Whilden and
two children, Miss Guy, Mrs Sawyer's two children,
G Hudgins,.s * Hart Sr, j Barrett B Murc, R Nc
Mamie ] " Rand, q D Richardson McGaha-
gin, Leitner, F Rundlett, DR. Gibbon, Gads-
den. j G Minor, W e Martin wife and servant q
SiIliman Dr. T n Robert:on, Mrs Miller, Mrs II Il
Lafourcade and child & Hing and wife, j Rlohme,
= Ford Mrs Brogile, Mrs NJ AI Jones, j Wright,
Mics Jones, F Wright. Captain Baxter, Mrs Gillette,
Miss Spear. and others.
Per steamship Saragossa, from New York-Mias
c sIatdse, D O'Keefe and lady, Mrs T O'Keefe ard
con, Miss NJ Riley, E Rhett a J Minns Mr. Fees, j
w Jones, Rith, b Van 1prgel, Mrs Coleman
Per steamer Dictalor, from Palatka via Jackson
vile, Fernandinc and saYannah-F D Witschen, W
Burke W Strickland, NJ A Williams and family, D
B Maxwell, II - Clinoh. G Lewis. = Holland, Miss
Fleetwood, Miss Lequis,, FnlI, Dr. Norton, D
A Ritle. e W Drummond, P Rinkershow, D HoI-
land, r Garmain, a g Ca do, wife and servant, "
j Thouron and wife, anc 20 on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-20

The total stock CT cotton In Liverpool is estimated
to-day 609 80 bales against 200 bales last year.
thus showing decrease Of 1876. 900. There are in
stock 353 800 bales American against 3s6 $780,
bales Brazil, against 14S210, $4,000 bales Egyptian
against 5341o and IS, ,130 bales East India cotton
against Ii, 7,420 last year. The quantity OF cotton
at sea for Great Britain is reported at COS, 900
bales Tor $4,000 from America, and $4,000 from
East lndial against 7Ga, 900 bales last year. thus
exhibiting decrease in the quantity Of cotton
a. sea compared with last year Of e3,0OO bales
The quantity imported compared with the same
date last year shows an increase Of 1920 bales;
tie quantity taken for consumption an increase
CT a03.95G oales; taken on speculation an increase
OF 26T, ,210 bales; and the actual export decrease
OF 1920 bales. Middling upland cotton is qr D
ted at l11Sd. against 10Hd /; middling Orleans at
1lsd, against lid; fair Pernam at lid, against 1Ad;
ftir Egyptian at I'D, agaiost 15d; and fair Dholle
rah Surat of sgd, against s1<d. at the correspond
ing date in 1867.
Coo,pared wIth last weeks figures. the stock of
co.ton shows the inapprcciable decrease oi 4150
bales and 10 tho interval the trade have taken
a 800 ra!ea, and exporters 7S20-together 51,720
bales The actual export has ben 106:0 balts, and
me import te,Gll bales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-20
Havana Market.

EAyaNA. Jul n-SuGAR.-Markct continues
quiet and sales have been limited on the basis of
So 67iSa4 per 100 lbs r No II; sales comprising
IS 371ts IS; 11al2, 87a4; 13a14, 1894 %; l5a
il, = ,sa4 623s; 1Sa20, 76a5. Whites. through
from 81 35aG 50Muscovadoes 25a3 62S for comw on
to iar re6uirg: 75a4 for good i- 10 superior, and
12!sa4 37s per 100 lbs for grocery grades, incud
ing centrifugaIs.
MoLAssEs-D. mand moderate, and rates as fol-
lows: 5a5iS rs per 51s gallons, for coyed. and 61a
61s for Museovado. kum. s27a2s per per pipe for
co,orec; and Sass for white; refined sG8.
FRE1eHTs-Litue demand TOR either Europe or the
United States, and nominal quotations.. To North
coast United States 81 per box for sugar, s5aG per
hid. Mo!asses s3Ha4 per hid.
EseHANsEs London aOalC,s premium; Dotted ted
2s3s discount; gold, CO. days l7!a15 discount; short
1ia,S discount.