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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-07-16

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Boat ahoyi""- again.rang the clear challenge
over the water:s The only effect Eass te stimulate
the occupants of the canoe to ply their paddles
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drawing his gun to his shoulder; and almost 81
fundamentally two bullsts went flying acrnaa the
WATER" The6gure in the stern, whether struck.m
whether dreading the next shot, was dmknown5 fell
INTO the bottom o the capoe but his companion,
Visible, still i9dusriously Piled his paddle sat
The Young soi idiers @ were, - already rsmmine down
their cartridges, and their ramrods rang rapidly on
their chargss;r heYever,I they hyere quite
ready to fire, he sprang over the ade Of the canoe
and attempted To escape BY. diving. sPhs youths
however; though excited wefe too wide sawaketto
throw away REORGANIZATION dibenr6Sen
bout half dozen rods beyond the, canoe, ;apdtwas
evidently making for . dense growth Of rushes, a.
bout hundred. .y4dH heyop& His head was
scarcely well above the water when, with as raecu-
rate ah aim as it was possible TO take M the uncer
tain moonig hts the, youths ffed Siponh hin ngafn,
and when che smoke had disappearedsf heHas NO
l6ngerTisible.,. Their cartridges were;agsindrisen
home with rapid hands andafter several seconds
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DIiace among The rushes..S Again, die Ster tie
other, ithsyfred upon him, and though hthey mar
rowly watched for eyensiEipple sG the water that
might discoyer no traces at hlp
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closely followed by the roar 0f gun CAME hurtline
over The heads of the young soldiers and fell in
the marsh beyond Another, and another, follow
ed in quick succession, and one OF two maffars O.
pened their fire upon the peninsnlaY throwing fanr
or five shells, some falling into the marsh and
exploding inthe rearef the picket line i sen
barry Ceased sea- his snoring AID and st bols Spfight
Robin Lassitet, aiso left his sleeping place. and o.
king up his gun Joined the captainn gni55yls %
a'sW6atin the devil does that mean asked the
captain, rubbing his eyes With rqeful face at
having his slumbers thus rudely INTERRUPTED .b,,
IT believe Giles Shorter was right, Captain, = :
replied Lassiter; 'the tide IS Up and those young
sters are shooting porpuSes They never saw salt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-07-16

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-05-01
Cattle Fair.

THE undersigned informs the public that
Cattle Fair will be held al the Halfway
House between Two Rivers and Mishicott. on
the following days in each month during the
year 1858: March Both, My 18th, July
9th, October 5th, and December ID. and
would respectfully request the public to
patronize him and his undertaking. The
ve-y best accommodations may be found at my
place. -
JULIUS WEILEP
Januarysi 1865. Sc 26-1y
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-05-01
ALEX. JEKELFALUSY,
Dealer I'm Fancy Goods. and

@HcJ OOOus, anu
MANUFACTURES and wholesale dealer
1Vl in Cigars and Tobacco, Eighth street,
Manitowoe. Import his Tobacco from the
hrst sources, manufacture only the best quality,
and keep constantly on hand full assortment
of diffrent brands Of Cigars at the lowest
possible price.
Orders, which are respectfully solicited, VIII
be promptly and satisfactorily executed.
u ALEX. JEKELFALUsf.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-05-01


Great inducements are offered to CASH BUY.
Frs on sheetings. shirtings, prints, delaines.
dress goods, hannels, French mareinos and all
wool, cassimeres, cottonades, stripes, ticks.
denims, &C., Of which my stock is large and
well assorted. /
Also, n large and well selected stock Of
Brocha and WOODEN Shawls,
at very low prices for cash.
l am offering large and well selected stock Of
Ready Made Clothing,
comprising mems overcoats, mens' cashmere
and broadcloth suits, mems pants, vests and
coats, boys suits, underclothing, &c.. all Of
which will sell lower than any house north Of
Milwaukee. F
Boots and shoes
Nv stock Of Boots and Shoes consists of
mems stoga and kip boots; boys do; women $
and misses calf ball. shoes; children's copper
tipped shoes, and 100 pairs congress CATERS at
sost-all of which are CUSTOM MADE and war;
ranted to give entire satisfaction. Z
MY stock of Groceries
Is large and well selected, and includes one Of
the largest aud best stocks of young hison, gum
powder, Japanese and oolong Teas ever offered
in this market, and at lower prices el g
My stock of Hats and Caps, China Glass and
Hardware is full and complete, and for sale at
a small advance from cost.
Also, Diekey Premium Tanning Mill for sale
very cheap.
B9~Call and examine my goods and prices
before you buy elsewhere. No charge for
showing goods l believe in the principle of
selling everything cheap. M. MAHONEY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-05-01
For One Dollar Each /!

WEBS Cotton Cloth, dress patterns, pant
w patterns, sewing machines, watches.
dry and fancy goods, &c, &C. Send 10 cents
for Patent Pen Fountain; with slip describing
an article in our dollar sale
Any person. male or female. can send in
club of from 80 to LOCO. at same rate. 90 cts.
for each, and get premium for SO doing.
Send in Registered letters. Samples mailed
free to any address
EASTMAN & KENDALL,
y 3m 65 Hanover St, Boston, Mass
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

ATLANTIC TEIseRAPH TRIBUNE -
LONDON Aprl AIS mCOnsols eo'e steady 81 staSi nnos
Centrs. s Rnes @ United State, Pye Twen'es close quiet "
7oi for the old ssue
PRlSGpoRr April 2i-Ev,bngUned statet fVeT"hv bonds
close steady at Isl for the issue ofle6% .
PARIS April 7-Bvenlpg Bou fmd Rentts, 50 francs %
eebhmeE -
LIVERPOOL April 25 mThe Cotton market closes dull Ihs
.d,es from Manchester are favorable but the heavy arrival, have
,,pd an dusess the market the sales have been only sO
bales The following the closing quotations. hddng Upod'
I2iald MiddDg Orleans la2d The Br'dsuns market closed
quiet and stes; Ss per quarter for MIXED Western wheat
i6 per fOI California White and 1916 for No Red western
Barley 81 per bush. Oats az per bush Peas. To per N4
H. Flour 3 per b for Western Canal Provisions are duli
Beef l2S per Dbl for Extra Prime hess Porf 8 per boL Tor
Eastern Prime Me,s Lard 63 per cwt Cheese, a per eVt
for grades Of American bne Bacon t9i per e"'
for Cumberland Cut Sugar, 26o per ertbr No. IL Dutch
Standard Rosn per for Common North Carolina and l
for Medium Tupsntine 1916 per ThlOw 6 ewt Lnseed
OIL pertun Refined Petroleum l9 gallon Spirits Ps'o'
lsun 3D. per gallon Liuseed Cakes, $40 l5i per tun.
ANTWERP April G-P.,roleum, i francs bbL for Standard
White.
HAvRH April 7-Evening DALI the following are the elo'
ng 6gures Tres Ordn, arrive 1ia francs swt good Lo"
MddHugs, l47 francs so centines per ewt
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

, hnsness has been done at fomt aSasl 40 for fair
Prime and Choice We note sales OF 10000 Pan O Oh
pPfTRoITTJM-Crude ia more active and is trmer the
supply Is light and receipts smal sales OF 2boo DOs ~
ne Refined in bond is frmer ALSO and In good denan
sales OF coo bbs g. W. at 2c 1e00 bbs do at 264c oVV
ebls do at 26.c and 400 bbls p L. TO w. at
closing rm In Philadelphia sales today at letc Ior
fr%asi istS To- iOr N'nD0u !" OO"' O. "" anu
RiCE~Prces are steady and the demand fair sales OF
small lots Carolina at lOiallc, and 75O bags kaDSoo"
part in bond at 464ic, gold. 49, ,o.a
SUGARS-rhe market remains very strong ~ ,i ro fem
Improvement and the demand to-day has been Ia l S
both reuers and the trade. We quote al tth sStand
fair to good Refnngand lac for No ~ bSf JI1Siasc
ard; sales OF Il79 hhds at II 612c for Cnoa
for Porto RicO l22c for BarbadOes; ana ~ "a
yana at lt01ltc. Refined are seady ssec az Tor Soft
SEEDS-A moderate demand for Clover Seed i9r tne
800 sS%s he ss1ST oT Il onSon e I Seed steady
and in fair demand 1T ~ SsgS a. ao T nsee has been IN
derio demand sales 400 bags In Boston at $2s27t
cod sale Is reported Of 100 bales In Boston on pf
sIiTDHoders OF worthngton's are firm IN their views
and have advanced their quotations to ~ 906s3 Other
Kinds are about given last The demand pretty nir
An the obbing way, at prices which are firm. We
Si .9d %sy'S;. S.: qSSSGS 81 8: Ssl q
Lir'. Ashton. $S q +@ 5ly, Fine HsgHs3 !s 2s'
sALTPETER-The demand is only moderate. and tho
market quiet at about last weeks prices, c for Refined
soXf|Tke market for CASTLE is steady; we note sales
of boxes at 63 6l7tc the business for the week has
sTEARIN has been in fair demand but rules at vari.
able prices at the close the inquiry fair sales Of
1900 at l6i dl7ic and 100000 10 Grease at l2ia1Itc
sUMAC has been in moderate demand at from s1250
'TALIOW-The inquiry has been fair, and toward the
the sales are 10000 at l2b9l2c for Country, and 1850
1910. for City.
WOOI-We have no new feature to note since our last
buyers holding off for the auction sales which s an
announced to take plce soon.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.
PORT OF sBwYoRk."."....ArAl IL

CLEARED.
ss.n,hP-Ra.a B coos hi?eo GsSpa 6,6 php AS.
ii. Sag.ao-Gi Si .ncSs in.s.' W,,riep Z, Boston
Shps-KOomAr d. GnGn, Liverpool Gustav Aiopn WOr) An
BSt,-Gsmm.ra tBr Service M,tarr; Theresa IN G Chris
BnsJohn Armstrong 9th Lent bAAdoe' and 81 h''i oms'
~SaPoeoa Nichols, Jsckcrvei J. $ Clark clirl ss
vannah; Ah Bunker. Brunswk Gs; Mariret Nichols 81 hs
Bennett Aspavsli VIA sutton, Lee N'ssaa y n Dictator Neis
son, Barns1sbie.
ses@sP cy o. ISros ,B ,p EDS p' b'''oi ''n ''' "
9Ess S ai'G & an RS aneirO March &C. nd,s
steamship wilmington Cole, Galveston April H. md'e and pass TO
Ship 1r SPacsr Iosdou and Isle Of wight Feb 49, m's 'n'
Bsrs A6bs Thcw., of Yarmouth Raymond, s,gua 10 DAY.,
Ea T.nT IT, Wilson Prince 10 days aud coffee
r. Murray D Shr La Gae sailed three days previous 'f b'"
BarE j. IL Jc,,en as Jeu wbampOa jan 10 teas to Everett
B, Excelsior f Bermuda Cooper Bermuda s.E, md.e :. Dan, ,a,
can Metal ne he org Las, LaIs. ron D7iu'- ~ D ~
Sf5s g vesor. ssS 1us bi Ferris Palermo IS days with 'om'e to
Bog .ngo,tura Brs LAesann Auso'' Is d'y' hd' "
Steamship Ena Liverpool VIA iIafGr.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
RSs.Ss AR a ss3 Ao Rd iR 's S snrs 't s.
ssS @ StEfof 4sIs Msas e, s.. Io
B. &C. Chanoo o. s,ga TosATS 49,, 0fnT 30 BdsioO ~
RehaouI brig Union Br NewlOrt for ST. John n b. Wind sE'
light - -, . ,-.-,,. n.,.-.,. ,,or,
Norfolk fr Lyerp bsrk Alice tr RIO JAnro bngs WIN Sre..
M A,plnwall. lie, fpr DeEcT Cecilia Cook bark AFRO
hu,a aud brig fOF Canaasi shr Pssrss r roi'o
Rco DAbresk .srsa r Cgh; Fo'rr "r Soston shu
se asei of coss,er sch o'eeoa from Liverpool fof
Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS. ..r
u,vy. Apru zaAryel, steamship Victor. Capt Gates from
Arrived Yesterday steamship Cuba Capt DukshaIt from
Sero,sus Saie tsisy steamship Lord Lowell for New-forh
SCRANTON April ?lBreunglh. steamship NlY OF Antwerp
co, uir pss ri Iaman Line which len Nowlors The llth
& sr,d AZ ,his psrt last evening the TO Liver
pool. ,..Lu h., tt... 4 7 on,.. ,o.5,,, "a,
New -loI.
Arc, o T.. r. for NeN l0rk
SPOKEN.
Mach e. it s. l" Is W. LS AIus Cttarna (Svsdl non
Bort rarg for Mcnttgiieo
MISCELLANEOUS.
The E.roean ard West -n ye which arrived at this p"n~ 70
asy had encountered syers sl been considerably damsa
thenby
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
HIDES, SKINS, AND FURs.
de In these 10 slow and only prime or No. skins
IIlIllR

The following IS from tile circular of Emmett Wells ;
Thc views expressed IN last applicable for the
present week Holders continue TO press sales, and IN
many instances are compelled to grant hateIal conces
uAhd from consumers, however, the quotations given
below correspond with the prices fcahzeu sli prices
shSp he :, vide difference between the value of low
ard fancy grades OF State aud Eastern L0psNI i0c
-wblle Wsconss the difference is only &c v 10 DG.
tween the poorest and best TIC question III point -
vel understood by practical growers, ana solves iIse,
Enqy by the fact that the common hops Oh hs 9iato
oUdti last as we'll hs those of Michigan, having Oee
Infested sv the Insert brought about disease and
u ~ Ia w. been 90 u great extent destroyed Wisconsin
HpF, % tr contrary having thus FER escapen tne eNo
oi nc lsoct. Realm mere Of tie lupnnc 6ssoo presnr
ins tncr naiur bright color and desirable nayor all
gFes thetl value and brings Their use ino
whom heel unable during the past few years 10 pro
% h' s G ns nS as the Of ali
rcg sb ance, such "a leaves aud stems tend TO de-
srOy TIE cn haym ana aroma OF the Hop IL becomes
evident thst neglect the part Of the grower to guard
against these evil only serves To bring about deertra
NeE-Nork tbs week FROM Bremen q bales; from Lon
don ball q. ron , Gas"da m , 70 bales total % bales"
a. P to li ls W. M s,ss.o & al s-s lS%s @
Choice to Psueg...::.. ta5l 10: igH-Csaadaps. Con.
E..'errcemm TO Pair ao mo- 20 PsiL ls6e5
r, to Ysc; sSs rsn caa Ta, @
GsS9 % pS 70 ' 55SsS 5 D s,S sss:s
Beef nation. aud veal are iower-pork higher In
spectOrs have been selling the little dressed calves
Commission men adse to send the calves In alive
rather than dressed some Of this days or nights
sOHrtng them. They very abundant and have
~ DE sold lower. We quote:
Beef Sides n.....i3l 1ia lambs earh........ $5d &8
Psye l3 a lf PsrE City dressed Western ~ nI3
Hind Gasrtr -..B uHlRealhOg dressed PRIME pD lJ all
Mutton prime sTes.s....2 dI3 Common " meun Gl2
Cenn0n 70 t1I.......s.. Ul0
POULTRY CANE.
Little poultry is eoIiug forward, mostly alive Dressed
can only be brought from short distance, unless packed
hi Ice. Live fowls are selling well-geese slowly
CheLsas aud Fowls lGrsse JerseyP r..s3 oO9e3 20
i.. Westsrn, y b... 131 al 1urkeys Westsrn,%
g.s i.s S.a'.s '."s, :ssl s e s.. and Jersey sS S
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
lnotitts Of Bankrupttp.

rVHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE - That on the
sh day fApH A. d. 1893 Warrant 10 Bankruptcy vas issued
,g,p.t The estate Of JAMES W. FOSAY the City Of Ebet In
he County uon and state ofNese'ey who has been adadgd
slrnp on m own petition payment debit, aud delivery
belonging such Bankrupt to him. or for bis nse and
the transfer property him forbidden by laws that meet
pg creditors Bankrupt, their debts aud 10 choose
oBe or Of his estate will be held at Court Banssp
o he holden Al no 80 Albany EeN-runswk Eewyersy before
John ElmeBJo Register the oth DAY Of Nay D. 1905 a. ~
O'Clock, m ID, ,,r, pFA. :, D. t...,.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
pASSENG ERS ARRIVED.

PROM RIO JAEERO, April 2lIu steamship South Amse.John
wife ard child Gates StsNn a. Noodle calL H. a.
Cap. H. Simpson, NJ Tniell USNi WI. A. bbapeyh IS =
Aeo James Allen John Daley Mm Amos Geo Aaeie = hosGo
hen BepL Page Doye John Watts A. A. webster Ira kngger
Gentl Rbsiro r. NJ Minda NJ j. ia silvia, Capt g. b{anI
r. Duberceau A. D. Morgan Mrs. r. Morgan, hrs Wood Elias
Bensa LesesT IT, Thome Joseph Pcsen Dr. flsd' Id
muud Blaleu.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

MINIATURE ALMANAC
6G Neon Rises. tets
DAN.
Sandy Hook ,, f:2s Cows IsIud.. 8s Hell Gae.." ee
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

DY HENRY ID. MINER, Auctioneer.-S
ID room E..ut opposite hs PO & A5 estIg NO
SAFES b. MEBR BARKER will sell At Aneion on TUBspAI
I On al ocock No Courndts save OF
Pne he entire stock celebrated Wilder Patent saamadsr
P,, nd Burrr Proof Safes comprising fne a,sor'ners of all fss
sf s warranted the PTe.PIoof bates In hs world and
ali warranted perfectly free from dampnen
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1851 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT l@L
COMMENCING JUNE D. 1861
P,sntsr Station IN eoer Twsntyssyenihtt and Fsu
ave Entrance Twenty .ssTenthst

ave Entrance Twenty .ssTenhst
TRAINS LEAVE SBwYORK;
For New Haven Bridgeport 700 800 (EL) n0A m, Rl5
CRr) AGO (EI) a45. 40 and 90 (EI p M =.
For Milford sn.Od Paisd Southport, and WstpOrt 100 ll0
FOR Sorsai Zoo AGO CELl 500 lilo 2l' tEIl 400 Lh
al5 40 (BIG 5D, 800 (BI)
For Dsreu 100 400, ii 20 a N. 35, 40, so
For stanford T0o 500 EIl 300 I3o 23 (EI AS 3oo
CEI) aI5. 40 (EIl 40 $50. $50. 500 (Bt) p m 90,
Por Gr.snwch sud 100 sO lLSo nj Zla
WV wv WV CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via sphnTted 800 m III 800 tEI) aooP
FOR Boston via shore Line, l2I5 (EI) GOOA m. -
For Hartford Springfield aOo EIb l2ls 300 tEIl 500
D A. A.
For Connecticut River Railroad 400 BI) i?l5p n 70 Mon
For Hsrford Prondsnes and F.hi Railroad 100 (BL nl'
New Haven New LoudOn stOnngOn Railroad at 400
l2I5 AGO Go0 N.
Po, Canal Railroad. IL IS D. m. 10 EorthaHpion.
for Housatonie Railroad AGO a 3t0
NsrE Eanga Railroad 500 =
For DsnbuTy and Horwsk Railroad, 100 $40 m, f0pn
Conmodioas Sleeping Cans attached 10 a0o N van now e..
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
VEGETABLES,
- Z

Asparagus is coming from the South and from New
Jersey also Green Peas from Savannah and Charleston
with indications OF abundant supply. Potatoes are
very firm. Some fine Bermuda Tomatoes have been put
out at 81 30Q$l Russia Turnips advancing
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

ARNT CLoTHlS0 AVID k9riPAdH,(
CoKxEH Housros AND 0RakNE srs., ,
NEw.YORk, April 10, 1883
GALE of ARMY CLOTHING and EQUiPAGE;
- aso OUARTBRMhsTERS STORES-n 10 sod n Public Ane-
lion Dsp" Of Army Cohbs Of Washington and
10 Gtv SATUHDAf hpnI' 1000 o"S' hs ioho"hs
N'''s a. N r..,s -' 10 Common Tenis
C.i r., t1i.. I5s Sets Conaen Tent Poss
~ Wall Tent Poles ,ioe ioe pn.iei Avn"
oon - Cahtsens
VI PlekEIes, ''71 I'. 49, tii,... ~,
m A.. 90 Pek Are HiBdlsL
no A. jt.,g., 80 HStehet HAudlra
quantity Of Clothing and Bqnpsg and en.reHs.'ssrs
Store. ..------.,- - -.
"'"'''N '''"" '"''' q. q. eAwTRLLB
Byl BhE. Gen sna QssStsTsntsr. u A.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
~ y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRoDUc
FOR THE WEEK ENDING April Al. 1868

FOR THE WEEK ENDING April al, 1865
The following are the current rates Of articles good
Shippers receive to 10 per cent less deduced
missions beside freight and other %arSGS SsrgSs Wn BSn
and the Of the sender nS6 Sd or SSG s 9e pe u ts
articles upon the under side Of the cover. and
send letter by maI, containing an invoice and Srec
ana care in putting up viii add much to the value of the
produce .,.,,,, g., ho tbo tsoruers, Friend. and
Aims TO give the correct reports Of the markets sasO
esrous the producer should get the best price for
mis- articles but again caution against inc Dat OF
extra inducements held ont 10 them commission house
doing legitimate business is entitled 70 1ar cons
honest and prompt returns for bis consignehts tha
trust 70 The promises OF extra &c @ %Icn o. @ M
cites the suspicion that something may be wrong IN the
The most sllful and Trustworthy doctors make
Wv BEANS AND PEAS.
There n quIet and rather weak feeling In beans. As
warm weather approaches the consumption is less
Essn. new Mediums, -. Peas Can in bOnd'' , gS -
MARROW. prime. 7oS g Southern BIAcleyed zoo 40
Receipts Of sO9 packages for the week show falling
steadily Increase Nearly all that is received is new
butter drop the old sale Of refuse lots OF Can
about the only good old butter Of any kind has been
bought mp and kept for the retail trade OF 70 M s &
Etate In Welsh and half frkins, while creamery pals
cell at With little OF me & PICK *. oi HsSs M bs eOu nrcs
Of selections Tomorrow little Ohio butter is coming
forward, sells at about 45c-eOme OF DebJ
been bringing I6047c-but only few rkns have yet
been received from the Western Reserve Prices are ex
pected to decline steadily, and possibly slowly N the
present cold and weather continues Fine ana sound
old hutter worth about the price of new Some refuse
lOts have 10 he sold at grease prices We quote
State Orange Co and River & Eos wslsh 81 R
Couptry .53d55 Ohio 6Be West Reserve 43d43
Choice half frkins. .52d53 Old Butter, 8dlo
CHEESE.
Receipts 1885, with shipments OF l20O boxes for the
past week The stock Of old nearly all in and with WITH
feeling that all will be wanted. The home trade is
nsng IL up freely taking what the shippers pass bythat
Is good fair cheese Buyers for foreign market either
want . fine article. something cheap, leaving the
middle grades They have taken common lots, by the
Thousand, at 9a1ic., portion of them English DAIRY
Cheese There are few fancy factories still unsold, for
which l6Rc II not I7c could be obtained but owners are
under the impression they will be wanted about the
middle May, lust before the new Ia well matuFed
FARMERS making new cheese out Of milk previously used
forbutter must 10 get much for It, Such -
worth Sd12c An advance Is per cwt Is announced
in Liverpool. We quotes ,oa,n