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situee dams la Paroisse St. Landry, Prairi,
rEglise, mesurant environ trois cent quatre
vingt-treze (393) acres, plus on moins, Dor
nee Nord par la terre de Damonville Dejean
Est par la terre du Capitaine Pickett, Sue
par celle de Nine. Billiard, ct Quest par Ia
terre de Jean Bite. Roy, Giant la derniere
residence de Michel w. ~Prud'homme, de-
cede, avec toutes les Batisses ct Ameliora
tons dessus: Aussi. DEUA ARPENTS DE
TERRE BOISEE, at bout de la profondeu1
de la tcrre boissee de Lamorand.er, pere,
bornee Nord par la terre du dit Lamoran.
der, pere Sud par la terre de la succession
de Lazaretti, Quest par Petit Bayou, ct Est
par madame. VIM. Knox, ct aussi lie doit
&c copper du bois de chaufage sur deux ar
penis de superficie etant sur la ligne du
bois de la succession de Lazaretti du cote
Quest du Petit. Bayou.
2-UN CERTAIN
Moroccan dc terr.e DOisce.
situe sur la route qui conduit des Opelousas
q Washington, etant les lots 8 ct 4 designes
sur lie plan enregistre avec la vente de Ma
dame Celeste Garland d Ann Young, veuve
de Michel W. ~Paud'homme, borno par en-
haut par lie lot No. 5 du dit plan, ayant
deux arpents de front sur Ia route ~courant
de la route susdite au Bayou Teche GU Car
ron, contenant Solx-deux arpents ct quatre-
vingt-cinq cinq centiemes (62 s5l100)-cc
moroccan de terre ct celui premierement
mentlonne formaient la derniere residence
du dit Michel W. Prud'homme.
Saisie dams lie process dessus.
Conditions-COMPTANT.
JAMES G. HAYES, Sheriff.
Bureau du Sheriff, lie 2 ~jallvier 1868.
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Avis.

C"urM Pnroisse de III Prroivsc 81. Landry.
UNDI. les Nov"mhre proclaim. j." t'm1ral
- I'M terme r6gulirr de la Conr de- Pago;sso
de st. Landry, a la Maison /" Com Il" la litn
paroiss". pour jugrr tout"s les atf,ir"S 4ni sont
IT, ma iuriliction; ct Lundi. I"3 pecrmhrn
proclaim, ie tiendraI TN term" r@guli'r e Ia
rour Dies Preuve> atm Lde 1ispoSrr de tout"s
hes ah,irrs ir la Cnur dies Prruvcs Uui doivcnt
Gtr' Ingfns en- pl"ine con-. A l'av"nir les
dit's cours So tiru'lront rtgnli%remrnt le troiz-
ieme Lunti dc tous les mois iusqu'a coutlr
ordrc. A. GARRIGIES,
Jugr tie Paroissr.
Oprlonsas. h7 Ortnhrr 1-.ia.
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s,RS. ANNA HINtkLEY
LOUIS SEA(IG.
HINCKLET & Stage,
Harrhands ReceyruX ct EAptdi!iOnua;rrS,
WASHINGTON, LNE.,

4 Fmcien cmpMcement de HincAlcy &c Fills.
NOUS sommes prtts q recevoir ct r~xptrli-r
~ tout fret qui nous SRA cou>iguG nous
pal rons l. plus haut prix du marcht' pour le
cotton, on hicn nou, frrons dies avancrs d..
provisions ct d'arg"nt i compte sur tous cotons
que nous expc''irrons.
~ Louis Stage Went aussi d'ouvlir pour
son compte, ct all meme lieu, me GROCERIE,
ct il est pref Il fournir provisions d'habitation,
toile d'emhallage, cordes en- fer, wagons, etc
aux prix De la Nllt-Orltans.
Washington, Line, 7 Octobre 1865.
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Perdu yOu DRtruit.

TIN BILLET tire par Charles Sabatet dit
~ Plaisance, ! rordre de feu Charles E.
Durand, pour Ia somme de six cents rias
tres, date lie 5 aoht, 1867, payable a douze
mois de date, ayec 8 pour cent interet du
premier aodt, 1868, marque me varietur, ;"
ct portant hypotheque sur la propriete du
dit Sabatet dit P~laisance, achetee par lui de
Nine. Veuve Pierre Lrbyche, par acte de.
want Yves D'vy, Recorder de St. Landry,
en- date da 5 aoht, 1867, ct enregistre au
Livre No. 10, page 541, du Begistre des
hypotheques de la Paroisse st. Landry.
YVES D'AVY, Curateur
Succession Charles E. Durand.
Opelousas, lie 9 Janvior, 1869.
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Succession d'AlexanderLevy.

Cour de Paroisse, St. Landry.-No. 3242.
EVLIZA JANE WHITE, de la Paroisse St.
- Landry, ayant presentee une petition a
refet d'etre nominee Administrative de La
succession d'Alexander Levy, sen mari dec6"
de, reinforcement de la Paroisse de St. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present DON
ne aux interesses dams cette succession d'avoir
a deduire, par ecrit, a mon Bureau, dams les
dix jours qui ~suivront la date du present avis,
les %raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour lesquelles
il he serait pas fat droit a ladite petition.
JOS D. RICHARD, Gretier.
Opelousas, ? Janvier, 1869.
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Vente par lc Constable.


John Simms VS.. Theodule Aleck alias Do
nato. Cour de Magistrat, Ter Ward, Par.
oisse St. Landry. No. 200,
E1N VERTU dun ordre de feri facias
H landce par D. c. Sittig, Juge de PAX
dams lie Ter Ward, Paroisse St. Landry, ct a
moi adresse, j~'offrirai en- ventc publique, pour
du compliant, a la Maison dc Cour de cette
parolsse, dams la vile des OpelouSas, lie
Mcrcrcdi, go Janvier, ls69,
a II henres du matin, les propriat6s sui
~vantes, a SAVIOR:
Tn cheval creole girls.
Tn cheval creole bal.
Saisie dams raffaire ci-dessus.
VALERY ROY, Constable.
9 Janvier. 1869.
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AVE -.

TAI maintenant a la disposition de mes amis
u IT clients, de la toile d'embalIage des c~erclrs
en- fer, de la ~fcelle, du cafe, de la farinr, du
srcre, du sci, etc.
Aussi je suis dispose a acheter les cotons ;
on a faire DIES avances libtrales sur consigna-
ton dc cotons a mes amls ct correspondents
de la Nouvelle-O Orleans.
Cette aimee, j'ofre lone aux habitants Ia
clloix de vendre leurs ~recoltes lei a Washing
ton pour du compliant on den faire lexptdi-
ton az marche de la Nouvelle- Orleans.
A. DESMARE,
Bureau chez Pitre & Carriere, ct O. Hinckly
4 Fills.
NJ. NJ. L. Melancon au Port Barre. achetera
les cotons ct ftra DIES avances pour moi aux
conditions sus-enoncees.
Washington, Lne., 10 Sept. 1863.
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DE LA LOUISIAN E.
Adrien Iselin No. 1857,
VS.. tCour de Dist.
Louis A. Foucher. Ext Test. >St. Landry.
EN- VERTU dun alias cylrc &c saisic ct
- de vente a moi adresse, par rHonora-
BILE la Sine Cour de District Judiciaire de
rEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la Pa
roisse St Landry, dams la susditc cause, je
procederai a Ia vente a rencan ~publi1ue, a
la Maison de Cour de Ia vile d'Opelousas, lc
Samedi, 6 Eeyrier 1869,
q II heures du matin, Ia propriete ci-bas
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.
Succession dc Joseph GrademigO

Succession dc Joseph GrademigO
LIN VERTU dun ordre emanant de Thon
~ la Cour des Preuves de la Paroiase ST.
Landry, il scra vendu en- vente publique
au plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur, pal
lie soussigne %encanteur, a la derniere resi-
dence du defunt dams Ia vile des Opelou
sas, lie
Mardi, 80 Janvier, 1869,
les proprietes suivantes, dependant de Ia
succession du dit dsfunt Joseph Gradenigo,
a SAVIOR:
ENVIRON TRENTE TETES
de betes a cornes douces, I'm 6esssS
wagon ct harnais, six mulets, -A
I'm yieux cheval de ~voiture, un vieux bug.
gy ct harnais, ustensiles aratoires ct d'hab-
~itation, meubles de maison, ustensiles de
cuisine, ct beaucop d'autres chooses don't
remuneration serait trop Tongue.
ConQitions-COMPTANT.
LECNCE F. LASTRAPES,
9jan. '6s, Encanteur.
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Samedi, $3.50 8 Janvier, 1869.

On DEMANDE au bureau de la RENATs-
sANcE des commisplaciers pour lie Die
tionnaire anglais illustre. Placement
faeile ct bonnie remise.
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VENTE PUBLIQUE.
Succession d'Axelie Andru~,

LIN VERTC dun ordre emanant de rHo-
80 norable la Cour DIES Preuves s%iegeant
dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry, lie pu-
bic est averti quill sera otfert en- vente pu-
blique, III plus offrant ct dernier encheris-
seur, par lie sousSigne administrator, OF
par INTERMEDIATE dun encanteur diment
commissioner, a la derniere residence de
feue Azelie Andrus, d a Coulee C:ocle, en-
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Succession d'Onezime P. Pitre, Fills

Succession dOnezime P. Pitre, Fills.
TN VERTU dun Ordrc 6manant de lIIon.
- la Cour deS Preuvcs de la Paroisse St,
Landry, lie public est par lie present AVERT
quill sera vendu en- yentc pub!iiuc, au plus
offrant ct dcrnicr cnchtriSscur, par lie sous,
signe administrator, on par llntcrmediairc
dun encanteur diment commissioning, a Ia
derniere residence du d6funt, i Ia Prairie
Plaisance CANS cette paroisse, lo
Nkercrcdi, 10 Fevrier, 1860,
la propriete ci-dessous decrite, dependant
dc la succession dudit fcu On6zime p. Pitre,
fills, reinforcement dc Ia p%aroisse St. Lam
dry, a SAVIOR:
L9HAT3ITATION,
ensemble avec toutcs les Batisscs ct Anne
liorations dcssus, situte dams le quarter
Prairie Plaisancc, paroisse de St. Landry,
mesurant deux cent c%inquante arpents en-
superticic, etant six arpents de face sur qua
rantc deux de pro(ondeur, lie tout plus on
moins, bornee Sud par lc chemin public
conduisant dcs Opelousas a la Vile Plate,
Est par la veuve Edmond johnson, ct Nord
ct Quest par la tcrrc de Mime. Ztphirin
Lambert, etant la meme propriet6 que lie
dit Onezime p. Pitre a achetee d lencan
DIES bicns de 10 succession de feu Edmond
johnson, fait 10 80 Fevricr, 1865, ct enre-
gistre dams lie Livre pour les hypotheques,
No. 10, aux pages $40 ct oil.
CoNDITIONs.-Elle sera vendu en- lots de
c%inquantc acres, payable a douze mois du
jour de la vente; lacheteur fourniSsant eau
ton, ct Ia propriete rcstant hypoth6quee.
NOLLL PITRE,
Dian. go. Administrators.
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PAROISSE DE ST. LANDRY,

Juri dc Police.
PAROISSE DE ST. LANDRY.
MARDr, 3 Dtcembre, 1868.
Sur motion de NJ. Cottrcll:
Rexolu, Qu'a une reunion du Jnri de Po-
lice dc Ia paroiSse dc St. Landry, qui doit
avoir lieu lie troisieme lundi de Janvier,
1869, etant lie huitieme jour du dit mois, Ia
take de Paroisse qui dot etre a~sSessee ct
p~relevce sur la dite parnisse pour ruSage de
Tannec 1868, sera aiors fi1ee ct Determines.
Ce qui suit est unc estimation Ges Deepen
ses reQutses;
Salaries dcs officers ....... ........S1SOO 90
Salaries des membres du Juri de
Ponce 700 %
Honoraires DIES JUICES dc paix..... 5000 90
Soutien dcS indigents ......... 1900 90
Depenses dc la our 5000 90
L'entretien des prisonniers...... 5000 90
Depenses contingencies .......... 1000 90
Collection des 5000 90
S23.O 900 90
DePESsEs EXTRA:
Dette actuelle de la
Paroisse $1,000 90
Salaries des memhres
du juri.......... 1000 90
Salaries DIES temOins.. 1000 90
Pour la construction :
des travaux publics 5000 OO-27.OOO 90
$4,000 90
j. G. BROOKS,
President du Juri de Police.
Temoin c. MAYO, GretRer.
Opelousas, - Decembre, 1858.
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la propriete ci-dessous dGcrite, Dependant
dc la succession dudit fcu On6zime p. Pitre,
fills, reinforcement de Ia p%aroisse St. Ian.
dry \ Savnir.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-09

On motion Of Mr.. Snow, Samuel Clegg
was allowed to redeem the north east
quarter of the south east quarter Of sec.
ton 80, town 7 range 4, east, by paying
the face OF certificates, he being IN indi
gent circumstances.
The report Of DR.. Orson Clark, county
physician, for the year ending August
81, 1869 was presented, and on motion
OF MIR. Campbell, received and ordered
filed
On motion of Mr. Campbell, VIM, Rule
was allowed to redeem the north west
quarter of the north east quarter of Sec
ton ii, town 5, range 3, east, from all
sales at p per cent. interest
On motion of Mr.. Snow, the Treasurer
was directed to turn over to the town of
Arena, at their face, all certificates in
his Office against the following lands
tn-
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DIRECTroNS

F6r Cutting Stacking d. RoHing Flar :.
Ctt as soon as hollis begin to turn brown soon as the
topmost bolts are In the dough DO not walt for all
to ipen, the juices In the stalk will rlpen all that are
green when cut and both seed ami raw will be bet
ter than II cut late Cut closer than three Inches IL
possible, Let It lie In the Ravel as short time as pos
sible to cure-three days win doif dry when very hot
two days are enough Have II dry when stacked.
II left lying the c1kets viii cut on large quantities
OF the bos, and If aned on both seed and straw viii
be injured
Straw not TO be rotted by youmust he stacked very
carefully right after threshng when perfectly dry.
otherwiae II WIN SPOT In stacks Rotttd straw win
be greatly preferred swccaunot rot all ourselves
spread right after ihreshng thin enough to readily
dry through after rain or II will spoil ih~ warm wealth
ef, and remain unrotted inside the lunches when cool
about two tons per ac,e Is enough, streat on cut
grass stuhle, which will hold 1t up from the ground
lei II dry freely, anil take up more easily while Il
will benefit the Frass very considerably When the
upper side. eS tosed tolbn dhh dew is r1fted enough
which In warm and wet weather VIII be In three or
four eeks aud six'ir cool tnb dry, turn II over and
let the other side rot enough when will be when the
shve or woody p rtion VIII Break out and separate
freely from the Hher, When turning pick open any
lunches not rotten IN dcy be careful not to rot so
much rs to weaken the hberiust enough will suit us
best hut much rather have under than over roted
Take up and stack when perfectly dry, and stack
very carefully " h,gh NARROW rcks well covered by
slough grass, WE CANNOT RECklNF FLAX WHEN
DANf, AS WE CANNOT WORK IT WlrH OUR
MACHINERY. n delivered In the Tan dry from
the held II VIII suit Us best
II from Any cause you cannc' spread your flax In
tine to tet 1t up before snow VIII come do not
spread nnl January fehr-lary when It can lie Nm
fiaprng without injury ptt becsreful In that case
to spread where water VIII not stand after thaw.
J. SPIELMAN a co.
J. sttELsM,
w. h. luSyN,
nR l'fSDu. DStf
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and the certificates on the southeast
quarter of section IL of said town and
range, by paying the face, with 7 per
cent interest.
On motion of Mr. Campbell the sum
of $500 was appropriated to aid the town
Of Arena in building bridges on Mill
Creek, the same to be expended under
the supervision of Mr. Snow
On motion of MIR Snow, board ad,
iourned rntil Z 0 clock P. NJ.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS AND
nISTuIfT N ERKs


Notice Is hereby given hat the County Supernten.
dent Of Schools for Iowa County will hold Public
Examinations for licensing Teachers rs follows:
Atlenesdale, on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept
l5and1a
Az Arena, on FRIDAY and saturday Sept. Il md Is.
NJ Rldgeway, IN District No, = on Monday and
Tuesday, September % and q.
Al Ayoca, on Monday and Tuesday, September 9,
and 2s
At Mineral Point, on Friday and Saturday Cato.
Der and ut ,eciose of the Institute,
Al Dodseville, on Monday and ru esday. October
II and Il
At Linden, Wednesday and Thursday, October IS
and IA
At Highland, on Friday and Saturday, October 10
aud rs.
Supplementary examination will be held at
Dodgevtlle on Thursday md Friday, November lth
aud 9th, for the benefit Of those who were absent
from the county, otherwise necessarily detained
from the regular examinations.
The Examinations will commence at 10 o'clock A
NJ ON the fret day In each place, Applicants should
bring pen ink and tooscap paper
District Clerks receiving tis notice are required
b, Law TO post 1t In some conspicuous place In their
districts.
SAMUEL PARKS, County supt.
Avoch, August 15 1869
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PROCEE DINGS

OF the Board of Supervisors Of Iora
County, Wisconsin, at a quarterly ses
sion held at Dodgecille, on Monday
and Tuesday, Aug 80 h and 3lst, 60
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Iowa Co. Teachers Institute.

The Iowa County Teachers Inst,tde will be held at
! Mineral Polnt commencing on Monday Oct 4th.
1862 and blessing with the public examination OF
teachers on Friday ana Saturday.
Mr. ianscom, City Superintendent of Mineral
Point, will unite It'll US In organizing and conduct
Ing the Institute
general attendance Of the teachers of Iowa coun
ty is earnestly requested, Those no desire TO he.
come successful teachers should not NEGLECT This
means OF instruction aud preparation Teachers aah
others interested from adjoining coWfics are cor.
daily invited to inject With us,
Qualified md experienced teachers will be present
to assist in conducting the exercise of the Institute,
The evening sessions wi be devoted to public lect.
ures by prominent persons and essays by teachers.
A certificate Of attendance will be given TO each
teacher who shah have att nded the Institute
The citizens OF Mineral Point have again Rener-
ohsly agreed TO entertain teachers present on that
occasion free of charge
SAMUEL PARKS,
Co. Sbp't.
Avoca, Aug 18th. 1869,
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THOMAS THOMAS,
Aug. 80 1869. 0verseer,
On motion of Mr.. Snow, an addition
al appropriation of $50 was rsade TO as
sist the town of DodgeviIle in building
a bridge over Mill Greek, rear Reese n
Jones mill
On motion Of Mr. Campbell, board od>
joorhed until clock a m, tomorrow
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SECOND DAYS SESSION.

TUESDAY, Ang 3dst--7 a, m.
Board met pursuant to adJournment=-
all the Supervisors present.
On motion of Mr.. Snow, the general
file Of hnls were taken up and considered
and the fotowing were on motion, allow
ed--af the Supervisors voting therefor /;
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r. PRoBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT.

In ne matter ofthe estste bf Sylvester W. peaby,
deceased,
On reading and filing the petition Of Robert Ii
mon of Iowa county representing athong other things
that Syl ester W. Pesby late OF Ioss county, on
the sih day Of August A. b 1869, NJ arena, Iowa
county, died interstate, leaving godds, chat,eIs and
estate within this county, aud praying THAI admit
lsraion OF said estate be unto him granted. II n
ordered that said petition be heard before the Judge
of this court on the 10th day of September A, ~
1862 at the the Probate office H. the village bt Dodge
Vile
And 1t Is further ordered that rnbfc'noce there
beglven to all persons Interested 10y publishing copy
OF this order for rec weeks successfully prior to said
day OF hearing N the Mineral Point Tribune, weekly
newspaper printed and circulating In said county.
Dated August 10Th 1888 Ny the Court.
SAWS ALEX. WILSON, County Judge,
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The contract Tor sad SERVICES was
then, on motion, awarded to W H. Van
Duscn, at Sl10 Tor the ensuing year.
On motion Of Mr. Campbell the sum
OF 500 was appropriated toward treat
aent Of Joseph Francis at the Madison
Eve lnfrmarY, to be expended by the
sierk.
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Red ws,tsn g1d'Ia Bas ,sw and in good demand sale.
sales bush ga Oa 50 IS Oats we're firmly Ls1 al hs
opening but closed heavy the sales @ bush New Ohio
steady sales are $500 bush SCI Cora i xiv
active and sr% the demand chiefly or export but restricted by d.
e6d9Cc New Western 93G96c the latter Extra Old
a96c Southern Yellow AZ Southern Straw At 91 pier
HAY-T6e market continues sn fair sas $50
9cS for Shipping and sld$ 81 20 for Reisil lo'l
on r,te' We quote state at sdoc for PrO Good and 2a6
HEMP-Manis Is without change prices are steady at former
qn9iaton Other kinds are naclve we quote al tae gold
fTe 5 .o1 90 "a bb5s wgseoTsjo :, ,S o. 20 Ssd.
DeRea n Size spd 100 Nd. New Orleans al 7sSs ''' mos
SToREs-Cude TurPen3e .esTee and nominal at 81 IS
and shipping o!de Resins are 6na sales Of 1000 bblA Common
os-Amedcn Inseed CONTINUES 6ru there has been fair d..
msnd O2G 81 "a for casks and bbs English Lnseed inactive
prices are firm at 8 rs for Whale % for Sperm Manufactured
Oils inactive Lard OIL dm at 81 1OG 81 10 Aenhaden Oil is
PRovSIoYs-The market for Pork and moderately active
$ a5s$5 % for New io for future delivery t5
rs pbp for Pah @sss and asS5 for EItra Mes,
Terce Beef but quiet; sales Of Is ties S27asoO for City
crate demand ss Of 50 bGs It SaOSsa ir southern
s' fer I .m are B SsS a1G msT i 100
Cut Ice Dressed Hogs fneri qete at dI4le for West
100 bSs and tcs %3oo7ci for No l. 2oS.c Tor c 2ola2c
ties At 2a2Ia seller and buyer February and April
ELECTROMAGNETIC bak lower bG. close, eaa at f2i a21e
bbls s. W. last half Of February at $50 so.
RICB-MArket quiet and firm at full former Iates
SUGARS-RAw again been In active demand principally from
reners though there evidently speculative feeling Prices
have decided hardening tendency with the transactions to-day
basis Oliae for fair and lli9ie for good Re93g and nothing
Offering inside the close sales Of 205 bids G
Cuba l3l for Clarified DemeA and $50 boxes Havana
Refined nm at l5di5ic. for HArda
sTEARlNTbe market better and fairly sctVei sales Of 5000
at 2Od2Olo. IN hhdS and tea
sBBDSG Seeds hm and unse,ted sales Of Glover At III
l5c Timothy 80 80 Rough Flax Seed selling at "a 35d - o.
TALLoW-The market fairly active and hm at l2de 'ale' Of
65,OOO n.
WHISKY dcu ell IL demanded there buyers
% We Of 500 WHISKY Barrels wood hoop Al
81
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DOMESTIC MARKRTs.

9cS'oS ss's,nSa fGqE : G sst, Tl SS'
B rs !, s1ss ;s PsHSsy1snS .SS Ono DO o. IS
aslo So P.ney slldsn wheat Inactive and mAi'i fayes gI
RYE Goa 81 O. Corn qus yellow s8a89e Sss White,
Sc inarsi wesb 2a7tO Petroleum, Goesre' AID Pro-
visions unehsng.d WHISKY offered At sac ,,..,, ,,..,
BlLrxoRs TzCoon quiet sbi steady hddlag uPlnd'
2c Flour ieys bat gnst, u5ehsnged HoSadt sapSsSs
CITY Nils supersrs asa do gIlrs 81 sdtlo DO f,mL
80 5ae3 50 wes..ra sepssns 60 2'at7 u.s. DO Krira ~
@ lsSsS % cSTo a% WI: ,t gs S,.. f rs Arm GsS
sciye nib Sides, lie; Clear sides SiGlsie Shoulder"
l5lol5.c Hams. 2oe Lard tHn AT 2o.G2le .,.,,,
OsWRG0 jan 2PouT unehanged sale. OF o bbls ~ 20 ior
No sphugi 90 Amber Water so for WHITE Ell for Double
IIr. Wh.,t Sgs.i No h,sgsss Sse O NO. ~, .s ,
Al Oats selling snail lot, 69c for Western Barley
saGs2 O5 for Western Com Meal 81 o cst Mieed unchanged
Freghts-Pou Boston si O5 EssYoE sc to Aba1J &c
Br5LhLo IsH c1 ~ psa Corn rsBg Win Ess
IN fair demand sales ear lot, at e on The irls and II ear ois
bush Canada 81 O5 delivered the MALI house 1908 bash CsnadA
500. In 1850 bush Canada at "a 10, 10 store
sd. ,rops asd quiet Pori advanced TO 6 "a for HsavJ
Lard snn nc HGhSnes 81 in retail Dressed Hogs nomi
caolco jan E.a.ns. YSi ,:,ay :. 10 prem Inn
p91 9G ,oS s,s' ~ 80 ~ sa9 al ~ sd s M a for
Change No 2d.ebsd dle Corn declined ds but
n 81 .'' R IL r demand md .y.Se ae sale. No Al 3
s 60 B.'y qss5 E. e. IiSss s sSs i M., ,s cay
prices unchanged Dry Sailed Shoulder BE- buyer Fsbruay
on the spot Dressed Hogs asa s5 So Live Hogs and
f." at go 10 Shipping grades go ESSa gS't ~, ~ Sa
S S Flour d SP Sa %is. g coS usf Corn 600 bush o.
ri, S Tar sc6 ba.S Wheat. 1913 Sa,S Cora sB 5o.S oats
seOc bush Rye. 200 lush BARLEY, 700 Hog. -,
No 81 l9 Pat 81 i9 Oats srmer at ie foT No Corn
barley nominal sales Al 6 1881 Provisions quiet and prices
changed Dressed Hogs au at qSlS ~ receipts lpay-S
hush rye 1000 bush Barley 800 Dressed Hogs Shipments bb
Flour, COO bbs Pork