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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-26
spread the Family Board with Luxurie..

We might cite the authorities by the Dozen 10 snow ita
Irish Moss or CaITageen rom which the celebrated sR
Moss FARfSR is made) has long been considered vans
BILE species OF nourishment for the sickight dges'n
anti hbile restorative and fasnNg. 3hs is what en-
nent men have said of Irish Moss as II ptsonly han Pr
red and comparatively Ihe new sSiea
has suddenly sprung, pure and perfected fom an tld S
rx like Minerva nom the had Of Joyees ~ n iT S'
spread the family board with luxures costing less a
Common fare and largely to increase that variety ID Joy
which Is said to be essential TO health 1t is qnckiy ~
ding, aud we think no one who has Qce become y
qusntcd whits properties win be likely 10 ever asnlV"
II as an article of diet.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-26
PHussfre's white Wine Vinegar Il M
Gupexh- Article for table use. WaETapted nn,s
ne - 49, 4 q sTspuie'
PKRruNERY.-See Tallman,e Ady,t

3 1AaS W SrN-
THE LAKESIDE MONTHLY. published
by the Lakeside Publishing Company, CHICAGO
los and no Dearborn street, Single numbers. =
cent?: AOO bef year. This magazine. formers
T,as Vtss,n NoatAly, has taken front rank amor.
the leading magaxines 0s the day, and as West.
em enterprise il peculiarly worthy the pasrons-
Of The reading pHbiic Of the great Northwest. n.
contents Of the January number are excellent II.
different titles being: Ny Starry Days, by Benz.
Taylor; Was il Reality, by Egbert Phet.
Father Prout; How I. Followed My Nose, byw
8. Walker; Art-Life, by B. Hathaway; ?so
Pinches Of SnuG-Pinch One-bv the autho
!. Noses; The FIXTURE Ne II Was, By E. NJ smal.,r
Cardinal Bird, by g. e. Wright; Ny Christmas !,
Salt Lake, by Everett Chamberlin; The Man j,
Glass; Lost on the Cambria. by Angie H.. Teal
Christmas Carols, by T. Haughton; Reviews },
Books; Chit Chat. .,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-26

DISEASED LUNGS ARE GREATLY, ON AN INcREAJ
IN THIS CoUNTRY The sudden changing d
weather has done much to give rise to Consumption
But there are Thousands Of cases who bring II
by their own imprudencc-..snch ~ wearing dam
clothing, and going from the warm room iRto 100
cold air, and checking the Precipitation, whicn
causes irritation of the Lungs and then matter o.
pnlegm will collect, which nature will try TO
relieve by coughing 1t up, to prevent pustules ron
forming II nature does not raise the matter viii
ease, and stop this Inflammation, tubercies will
form, and Consumption will soon follow. Allert
Lung Balsam win cure and prevent thousands
caees Of Consumption II IT u only taken IN tine
For sale by all Druggists. .-, q
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-26
THE 43WA VOTER

kakxvv1iIs,s lows
Vi;aIlelingtoa News

fz<N4
Xaoh11gtpo, AeWe.
1hskt1VhiAo Hsase fsespdon OF the
sss,son ~ given On ths eveai1g sof the
.1eeh. Ii was given BY Mn Preddent
Cant and was req ihtgeiy attended; $3.50
Ncminat;ons were made on the 1sfh !:
ga strickland, Nebraska, Governor Of
Yen Territory Joshta ArmitAgc, Indian
; Assat Scr the BlackSsst and neighboring
,zibes; Wn Goodloe, Pension Agents
+ Lexington Ky. 4 IL B8StsgY sis ~
The Senate, in executive session on the
i3th, confmed the nomination Of Vice
Admiral Porter TO be Admiral, by q vote
a 30 70 10, - =
II A Washington special Of the 18th says
Hon. B. r wade is to Be president q the
Gm Domingo Commission. and the other
szuemhsn ere Pnddent Andrew D Hhite,
q Cornell University, and Or. Samnel e.
Howe, of Boston. General Fnnz 6iEel
declined the appointment OF Secretary TO
lie Commission, on the ground that he
dSd MOI think himself sufficiently acquainted
~itA the Spanish language TO undertake
Ire responsible dntiss Of the position
! Hon. Allan @. Burton, Of Kentucky, haI
-Asm appointed In bis plaza .
The Postmaster General estimates thu
aoeal number Of thanked letters for sia
nonths 1t 1o,Gol, 407 postage, t933, 07o'
prfnted MISTER, etc, 2,655,f9 pounds
postage, t33e, 1893. Total postage for siz
MontAs, u, ~, $685. Total in one year
nA543,326. 50 slna3i fttgf 8gGf II
90 The Commissioner al Internal Revenue
appeared bsfore the Committee of Ways
and Means on the 18th, and strongly urged
-fhe immediate repeal Of the income tax,
on the ground that the total revenue from
this source does not equal the cost Of its
collection. ~ a''h'.' - '.''
Among the nominations sent 10 the
i, 6ena1e on the 18th were: y. j. Hoffman,
6uoorintendent Of Indian Affairs, Washing
tn Territory; Thomas Reynolds. Pension
.Aeent al Madison, Wisconsin; William T.
Davis, Pension Agent at Cincinnati Post
masters-James A. Penny, idaho City
Henry G. Marep, Muncie, Ind; John A.
Bunyon, warsaw Ind. !: Hiram N. Good
1pesd, Hgonier, Ind. nHni ,nHD7Ut
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-26

Te.;1s fIssss ana
,THloAroANp. NOAt!k1nes VILLAS hepseAbfy
surnrised &c the almost immediate volief
s6drded ~ tli4 use " BROWN's Da0Ndl1IAL
TRoonxssh3 Thtde0ulcept ines0ents4!lay
RSlRSae Z E5i. ess2 ibss sSe lsSs ~sss
80 "a ,vsekeped by tOe much Axerf1nAs their
- iys ysh9xsd I, sffsnsff % tAs ~, yocsl
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-26
Unanswerable Argum ents.

Established facts are silent arguments which
neither pen nor tongue can shake, and 1t " upon
established facts that the reputation OF Hostel
terss EtOm1ch Bittefs, e health-preseryinc
elixir, and wholesome and powerful remedy. i
based. When witnesses come forward in cfowd
year after year, and re!terate the same Statement.
IN relation to the beneficial effects ola medicine
upon thsmseres, disbelief in its efcacy is eraay
tmpossibR The credentials Of this unequale,
tonic and Alternative, extending over q period o.
nearly twenty Year,, include individuals Of ever
class, and residents of every cline, and refer
the most prevalent anon. the complaints Wild
afiict and harfass the human family. Either,
multitude Of people, strangers to each other, have
annually been seized with an insane and motive
less desire to deceive the public. or Hostettert
Bitters for no less than fifth Of cer:RTy, hare
been affording such relief to sufferers from md
gestion, fever and ague, biliousness, general d.
bfity. and nervous disorders, as no other prepg
alton has ever impaired. To-day, aohik useyag
the reader are upon these lines, tens Of thousans
OF persons Of both sexes are relying upon DE B.
ters as o sure defense against the ailments which
the preeent season engenders, aud their confidence
is not misplaced. The local potions which inter-
ested dealers sometimes endeavor to foiA upon
the sick in its stead are everywhere meeting the
fate that IL due to fraud and impostute, while the
demand for the great vegetable specific lie COZ.
stantly increasing go ~. a.1H
In numbers there Is safety. It was upon ts
principle that the formula Of JUDsoE's MOUNTAIN
HERB PILLS was prepared DR.. hudson ,inteDtls
to spend fortune In advertising his pills, submit
ted his recipe to the revision of the most mtelf'
gent and i6ASned physicians of the age, and hs
result Is q simple but most eficacious medicine
the JupsoNs MOUNTAIN HERB Pills. They purh
the blood, remove all distractions, cleanse The
skin of all pimples and blotches, and are perfecl
sure and safe in their operation. The JUDsoss
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS cure BAiousnese, Fenai
irregularities, Headache, and many the disease
arising nom impure blood and a deranged eiges
ton. Use the JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERB PILE
and when you have proved their virtue recommeM
them TO Year friends. They are both sugar.cOata
and plain. For sale everywhere. Z Na4at
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-26

Ia s,fe. SIS Foreign Gossip oaA ~
sar-The Russian army numbers l,357,657
TIA Single factory in Prussia sends to
tile army $4,000 cans Of preserved meats
In the five largest libraries in Paris
are contained !, 10000 volumes and 81 900
manuscripts. tays& HB1o9Ai 8dI'
!, The Prlssian feld-posts in France
cover. 800 English miles, and employ 200
officers and 5000 clerks. f''''''''i@
"a lAAfter Waterloo, France paid an in
IDENTITY of 1. 162,56A0 o fraqGs, of which
zoo, OOO,O' 0 went to the allied powers.
The. cholera is committing fearful raw
aces In Southern Russia. 4 Tn one district
sixthmsand persons fellEietims to tile
dire! disease. +, ,,,t.IffyI dqgfu 81 !lt,a y
Henri Rochefoft has disappeared from
Paris Altogether. M one Knows what has
become Of him, and It isbMm0red that he
has been assassinatedbaad md esi# =
!, -LOndpn papers mention tia q special
" commendable piece OF good manners,
that most Of the imembers Of the new
school board sit uncovered while the board
is in session, out pf Difference 4f nee 70 the laiy
members. ~,
Thirteen thousand Il iancient Roman
cuins, dating from the time 0f stle Emper-
on Hadrian, Antpnius, snd Commodus,
were recently !discpyered by Bavarian
peasant ma little village n'the Danube,
hn-Ehgland derived stTevenue az 1885
900 last|yesr by taxing d1gA The number
exceeded eleven hundred thousand. lre-
landg with one Qusxter ~ .Ilanyi 'tnhdbi..
tsats supported more tAan half 4 p PHI
I why don't the grea. ASH or Fta4cs
stir Why do they remain inoti0nls1s and
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-26

minutes, but returned covered with coat
Of frost two inches thick, from top to toe.
The New jersey Legislature has elected
r. T. Frelinghuysen TO the United S.a.es
Senate, and Cove Saulst Jury proteer q the
present incumbent, is thegSeGAtor- kiect
from Delaware. E
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-26

81 8. the the ist6 ssys, On the u most unquestbn-
able authority that Bismark was vry
. .riously and falAlly III,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-26


going on with unabated activity all day,
and CONGREGATIONS were distinctly visible
IN numerous places throughput tine city.
: Frederick Charles entered Ii. Mans on
/, the 13th 10000 Of Chanzy's forces had
been taken prisoners by the Germans, 80
A London telegram of the 14th says the
lGepferenes Of the. Great Powers on the
Black Sea question had been summoned
10 meet in that city on the 18th inst. ia
Dispatches received in, New York on
the 10th indicated that Paris was in dos.
perate strait. The southwest suburban
partof the city was In ruins, and seemed
/ hopelessly given up'to the ravages III the
Prussian Are. I, II ~ gaiantnS Ina hn
King William tclegraphcd to the Queen
from Versailles, under date Of the 10th,
that the number of priUAsy captured at
the recent battles atIe Mans hadinnsassd
ia fully 25,0O0s4stnl tpon so tom 90
!, 1T was announced Of London on the 16th
that Gen. Chapzy's Army Of the Loire
had been organized. and was about to re-
sumo operations.
- Adsices from Paris received in London
On the 18th report that the life of the
Frehch batteries WIS indpfOHne, ANA IA
the west sideIvas especially ef1sCtivo, do
iins,much dAmageit to the German position
10 RouEbski Attaaksd the Gsrmaps1 before
Rslfort on the 18th, and YVES FepulsAd along
m, whole lihs,n The caphst YVES bdlipAt ka
AID iasted tn dark: The French 'rea, exSd
az nsht III itdgp ioth2, ana ixasd VIE 4 gAh n.
pulsed With heavy lcss'in Killed hah i,
1.-THE ggeW York HssAd' sLondon special
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-26

A recent New Orleans dispatch says
negro children will hereafter be admitted
TO the public schools. aGIlgJ&tK -
The steamer F. L. Magill, of ST. Louis,
from New Orleans, was burned at shoe
Fly Bar, on the Mississippi, on the night
Of the 14th. The number OF lives lost Is
about thirty, including four women and
three children, ~ ~
A Memphis dispatch of the 18th says it,
was thought that fifty eight lives were lost
by the recent steamer Magill disaster. 54t
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-26

other token coins, requiring the Secretary OF the
Treasury to redeem, IN LAWFUL money, oil copper,
s1a other BE-. nass s yssn y
verse report was made fron thc Finsnce Coirmitiec
on the bill relative to goods purchased sor inporta
ton prior e JSnnsY I! ls'lu allowing I'm. them g
adopted directing the iCoWmittee op the judiciary
to exdmine and report how far Congress Il author
lied to regulate the faro and transportation on
psoS.ion S SutSosisinr Congress to rsrulats COM
sion ensasd Oh sInotlon to take from the table de
sS GO s9d Il ed M ss
OF the Southern states ~. Ex sUatfss session md
adjournment. iduis iefK sig gwS3a
In the House, on the 18th, bills were
passed Legislative and Post nice Appropriation
bills; Senate bill, with amendments, authorizing
the sale ofcertain lands reserved for the use Of
the YAepominee, tribe .of Ipdiaus " Wiscpnsin;
M sSnsss ' 5ss 1s ssss es f III
was intFYdaced spd referred, 70 enable nn people
q Wsshingsog Territory e torn ,ns sotEn'io
A resolution was adopted exopesnifng ~. Brodh
from charges made by Mr.. Hastings. and dischArg
Ing tia select eoAmistee nom ilsrthtr considers!
ton on the subject. Adjourned. ,.,fs ~ sul
II r-Roawslll De- King, Of BrooklYn, has
q fashionable jewelry store end . Ifine safe
in which he has nightly locked up his
precious goods, telling no one the oombi-
nations Of the lock. He waA proud, OF his
safe and ready TO exhibit It, and cheertunyl
compiled withlArequest 70 that eject from
ialgepEleman vApt visited him NV days
ago, The, visitor Was much innrested'
fevef saw III thihg Of the Kind, aid COM
seinue6 10 foOl with, the lock for leveral
minutes, yhileM King waited lon some
customers. He went away, saying he
would buy q safe like that Th6 next
.ptornihA, Mr. King found that the kentlei
ahah hid yillted his Sf0Ye dkain and ttAkeu
swa0s AlNQ0O In money sna jewepj OBJ.
tanned hylchanging the comhinatiopDn bis
atk'rnom v1sit.Gprqs ahi tuaY91ahs y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-05
brighton, Cambridge and MedfOrd Cattle
Markets,

Especial Dispatch by Interua ional Line.1
BOSTON. Wednesday, Jan. 4.
Atmarket this week :-i5sS Calt'e, 1850 Sheep and
Lambs. $50, Swine last week. 1909 Cattle 1854 Sheep
and Lsu bs 800 swine.
PaIors.- BeeyssaExtra quality s1275 g 10 90;
u 90; third quality $40 90 az ST. 25; poorest gra.es
of coarse oxen, iulls &c., So 90 a $50:
conntrv hides Sc: countr9 TaIoW &c Sse;
Skins 1s g lsc % ib.; Sheep and Lamb Skins 81 90
@la7! P skin.
nary S1o0 % 100: handy Steers $40 q ITO " pair.
Bot few pairs Of workers in market and trade dull.
Mich Cows q note extra $50 "a ITO; Ordinary
Cows in market are OF an ordinary grade; prices for
Cows do not vary much T. ON week to W., ek.
Store Cattle-We quote:-Yearlings So to 81; Two
head
Sheep and Lambs-we quote selections and extra
Lambs So to so y head or from 10 72c % Id.
swine-store Pigs. none at market; Fat Hogs g
Poult. y-Extra ls @ l63c; medium Is q 15ic; poor
Droves from Maine-Daniel Wells, Is Cattle and
IL; C,ark, {; spa a III THOMPSON ono e
Libby, 9; Martin, 8; p. scott, 4:
ss En- supply Of Cattle from Maine for the
among them. The supply from all paints was small
er than has been belle for several months. The
and the demand for beeyes not much better than
OF last week Although the quantity OF Cattle tor the
week is small still there we're enough tor the de-
mand; prices Tor beef Cattle remain unchanged.
We quote sales as folio VS.: j L Prescott sold I
pair two year olds for u.s. pair, girtn feet inch.
es. year Odds tor SIS; pair, 6 teet inches 4
year oIds, for sls5 1psir year ODDS ct inches
for SOS; beer cows s35 cach psir, 8 thee veal
feet inches tor $l20; Fl W Spauliog sold his lot
Of ws, oxen and steers tor Sl25s 30 The lot Libby
& Thompson sold Tic ~ fb "a per cent. shrinkage
average weight 1861 lbs: mich Tor $50; Two
year ODDS T $25 " head; A II Clark sold two year
sold pair tw, year o'us tor SIT so; D Wells sold
pair, 'eet inches, tor $751; pair, same for 80;
steer or 10: heers s35: small he,fer tor S22
ie.t inches, for $3.50; pair, 6 feet inches for
S15O; pair, teet inches. Ior Sle3 mich at
$50; r Cunnor sold attic at ,Oc ~ fb SO per
cent. shIinkage aE 0sc, So per cent. shrinkage;
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-05
bosSEs STOCK Gssz
Review Of Portland Markets.
WEEK ENDING Jan. a. 1871.

Tie business of the year just closed has been very
good. Larger sales have been made in all depart t.
ments of trade than were made in 1869, and The
losses from bad debts have not amounted to large
sum, and as general thing, mercf ants sat
is6ed with the years business They busily
engaged in taking account OF stock, and settling &C
counts, there beng some stagnation in trade, as
usual at this season OF the year.
The effect OF the new tariff, which went into opera
ton Jan. 1s has been to reduce the price of
articles on hch the duties were diminished. Es-
recialy Is this the with coffee, teas Spices
lasses and sugar, though in the latter articles
the reduction, as yet is but slight, the stocks in
market not being very heavy. 1t will be more sem
sible when the new crops come along.
Gold has been steady at 11Os911Os throughout the
week,
APPEES-The market is unchanged, Dealers
are firm in their pIice OF 50 30 for prime No. Bald
wins and greetings. Inferior qualities can be pur-
chased at 81 75@2 co. Dried apples are duh, and
with no inquiry, prizes are nominal
BEANS-Therels ra,h r more enquiry and some
advance tn prices consequent upon light supply III
BOX SHOoKS-There are but few coming in and
they are held at 7O@75c. Small sale, have been
made at TIC.
BREAD-The demand for hard breads is yery
fair Prices are steady and unchanged.
BUTfER-There is a large supp, OF ordinary to
fair qualities. aul prices are not stiff they have
OlI0g
Acc. We quote tall dattes at 35a37c, ami ordiuai y
at 30a33c; interior qualities are selling at 2Ea25c.
CHEESE Good quafties OF cheese are in steady
demand. There Is no change in prices.
COAL-In consequence of an advance cargo
prices in New York. on account OF The strike OF The
miners, dealers have advanced tn ir prices here 5Oc
and now selling at So OH the wharf OF SIS 90 de-
hvered
COOPERAGE- Prices are firm for all kinds The
demaod Is good and stocks not very heavy
COltDAGE-A dull market with ght transac-
tons. Prices a c unchanged.
COFFEE-We reduce our quotations both for
Java and Rio. Thore is steady demand for the artl-
Gle.
DRUGS AND DYES-No change to note in prices
The business transactions have BEEN lair.
DRY GOODS-The business h 8 as usual at this
time Stacked up, and jobbels are now engaged In
balancing the years accounts To prices we nave
no changes to make. Standard cut.ou goods are
Nate firm there being ulation Of stocks IN
the hands OF In inuiatur-rs III Close or te year
The low stage 81 water has compelled the s;oipase'
or q large ducton OF the tore Of m 'oy uli's.
DUCK-Ihele q steady but mouera'e uemand
FIR Portland mauuiac,uIe, at the reeeLt reduced
prizes
FISH-There Is little demand Tor small fish Tor
| shjupinp Olher wise the market is dull with II +,
EXPECTATION or a better business lor some weeks -
Prfc ale unchanged both Tor dry fish and mack
erel,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-05
DOmesiic N arlkeis.

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Cotton Ii ore active at a de.
cline OF &c; sales 1851 baes MiddIi0g uplands l5Ac
Four-saes i6 900 hbls.; State and Western shade
CTS; Western So q 90: Southern Is q 80
Wheat less active; sales 5,C0D bush.; No. Sprine
| As FOR new; No do 43 q l "A or new; Western
ern 52t Corn closed dun ana heavy; sales 81 OO(
BUSH: new Mixed Western &c q 7sc. Oats firmer
Ohio 619 0 62sc. Pork frmer: new mess 10 80 "a 90
old do 10 90 q 10 25; prime do IT 90 O. II 25 Larc
State % q Ale. Whiskey active; Western free
go a 92bc. Rice dull Carolina 65 a &c. Sugar up.
settled; Muscovado 9sc; fair 10 good refining 81 a
9sc; No; u Dutch standard 1ot q lCIc Molasses i
its Turpentine firm at 40 a 4s5c Rosin steady at sc
for strained. Petroleum firm; crude 1922 a 13c; re-
fined 23Ic Tallow quiet at ~ q &c. Wool is firmly
Lirseed firm at Is Gold.
FIeights TO Liverpool firm; Cotton ID.
CHICAGO. Jim. 4-Flour firm. Wheat quie,; No
Spring II q 1ia. Corn easier; No, 2 at 43s q
72j a 75c. High Wines steady at s5c. Mess ork
Is 90. lard LIE. Dres>e ed Hogs ouiet at 3d. Live
Hogs lower at 8 80 @ 6 rs. Cattle lover at 8 90 a
CTS W y
Heceipts-5oOo bbls. -four, n, 900 bush wheat. 49,
00p BUSH corn, 400 bush oats 5000 bush rye 2o0r
bush. barley. 5000 hogs
Shpments-5OlO bbls. -four, 300 bush. corn 1OOt
bush. oats, 5000 bush. barley, 5000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Jan 4-Mess Pork firm at 10 M m
loc, clear RIB lie and clear sides ll1c Live Hogs 10
good demand at full prices. Wh1skey in moderate
demand at SIC.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 4.-Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands 1iac.
.SAvANNAH, Jan. 4.-Cotton dull and firm; Mid
ding ullands 1Esc.
MOBILE, Jan. 4-Cotton quiet; Middling uplands
4fc.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 4-C0tton weak and in fair
demand; Middling uplands 14sc.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-05
The Wool N arket.
(Snecia1 Disn9tch nv Tuferna tion q

Boston, Jan. 4.-lR.ported Jor the Press ,-Tbe
Domesiic-., b,o ano PENNSYLVANIA nick. lorS 81 n
65; do choice Xxx 81 "a SIC; fine ab q E0c; medium
4S g t9c coarse A a 47c; Michigan extra ami Xxx
mon AZ az I5c: other Western extra Al a 46c; med,-
um a p0 46c; common az Q 43c; pulled extra
35 q 49,: superfne sS @ zoe; No at Is 90 CSC;
combne fleece a. 81 q 55c; California at 1s "a 3sc
Texas at Is q S5c: Canada conbing as q 5sc; Smyr-
ma washed a, 20 az 35c, unwashed 2 QG Zoe; Bueilos
Ayres at % aD 30; Cape OF Good qupe at is "a BIC;
Gillian at 20 q 26c; Donska q q 35c; A frican un
washed at 10 tl 1Sc.
Remarks-rhere is firm feeling tor Wool with a
fair demand, and the light stock of fleece on hand
sales OF Xxx OHIO and re ausylvania have been at 81
q sac. medium and choice x do do at 4s a. SOC,
Michigan fleece from &c 10 49c ns luding x and Xxx
and Western feeces from 40 to 4ic as 10 quality.
COmting fleece is firm with further saes of Canada
at ETC. For pulled Wool there has been lair d.
demand at full! prices.