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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21
BOSTON MARKETS.

hEDs150AY, July 80.
FLOUR Tho market fo5 FLOUR remains as dull
as previously noticed. Prices are gradually set
ting down sui t1s demcld continues quite limited
from the local trade end JOY the Provinces. the
sales have been az sos - for western supeline ,
8 sou for common extras 8 l707 - for MilWlu-
kee and NunosOts extras including choice bakers
brands White Wheats continue dull NJ s. .jdS
for Ohio, Iniiana and Michigan S-Ua 80 for Hi
nos; aEt q n for st Louis, a lew choice and we'll
known trands selling a. az aiyance on tho latter
rate. Rye Flour continues % be taken in rmall
lets at S6a6 luEbal. In Cora meal tho s-ies have
bcenat - 75eiR Dbl.
GRAIN. Stocks of Cora nave become quite re
d1ced. and with fair demand from the trade The
sales have been at a. &c for Western yellow and
7sd79' for hcstern mixed. Oats are Grn AID ia
fair demand with sales Of common and chocs West
ern at 65a1 Icy hushei, as 10 quality. In Rye the
s8les have teen small lots at 81 q Do p bushel
as to quality. Barley is quiet. and prices are nom
nally gcMSl 20 z busa, as 70 quality. Shorts are
firm ard have been n fair demant at SO 5lI-f ;
Fine Feed ranges from s25GZ1 and M.ddings 8. "a
p q ton
PROViSiOHS. The pork market is dull. The sslcs
confined 10 small lots wanted, and prices remain
without improvement. The sales have been at Z 3
"a tli for prime 5 n SIC 20 for Mess and 5 81
a so for clear and extra clear Beefis dull and tho
sacs small but at steady prices. We quote sales
Mess at s2 81 extra Mess ct SIS a. 81 for mess
and 81 81 aiy Tor lamily. Lard has been in fair Dc
mand, nut prices remain without improvement. The
snes have been at 10 a. lie for city, and l0 az iic
2 % for steam and kettle rendered Western Hams
a. l6c for Ne ter1 as TO quality IN Dressed Hogs
the sales have been at q Gle Y %.
PRODUCE. There Is a steady demand for al
choice grades Of Butter, but poorer qualities ara
dull end neglected. We quote choice New York al d
Vermont diaries az q ~ pc comm . u good. in
GLIDING Western At 10 a DO and info ior 1t y a 7c
q 10. Cheese is duh and prices remain about al
previously noticed. The GALES have been at 10 l isc
y n for faotory, and 70 lie for common ard choice
daircs. White Beans are firm and have been in do
mani with a snail stock. The salee have ranged
from s. q 90 for YES ern and Eastern extra pea
and - 81 ~ 50 Cpl for good and choice msdiums In
Canada Peas nothing has been done. Potatoes are
plenty with free arrivals 0fnew, ard the sales have
been s. a 80 Y Dbl. as to quality. Old potatoes
are about out Of market and prices are nominal.
Egrs drnor and have been 10 fair demand at S
a pc 2 dozen Eastern selling ut p q pc.
WOOL. The n rket Is quite 6rm and manufac.l-
rers purchasing freely at full prices with still
az upward tendency. The sales Of the week have
been 310.fin i5sdonestic. and include considerable
Wisconsin,. Ohio and Michigan feeces # IA 5966le
deiaine and combng iesces from p G6sc; and un-
washed from 6js7Je for common and choice, pelied
wood from 55ztGlc; and i54ig, lbs CahfIrnia from
anf5iI Y 10, as 10 quality.
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much vet, but his shelf goods escaped the
delure. wheslock s Griffin sustain the most
damage by the water. Mr.. Praddcz's coffin
shop was thoroughly Quilted. It contained, be-
sides collins, quantity of household furniture,
which was mostly removed, though in damaged
condition. The fire originated near tia chin
ney in the cofhn shop, cause unknown Mr.
Pra4dex was ia the room between II and y
O'Clock, but did not observe any signs Of fire.
There WIS crowd Of men and boys ct AID
about the fire, and the confusion vas greater
than is usual on such occasions. lamps, Collins,
and chairs were pitched into the street .ltis-
eriminstely and foolishly. The Gre was badly
managed. the Chief Engineer and his sssistants
seeming to have but little control over the de-
partment, who pat cut the fra on their own
hook. There was an extra number Of selfap-
pointed engineers, VINO sought to IS boss the
job It does seem rs if at another FIRE there
should be little more discipline than was ait-
messed yesterday.
During the removal Of goods snd traps frou
the upper story Of the building, Stephen Llshua,
member Of the Hooks" was painfully
wounded on the temple by the bayonet Of a mus
ket oarelessy carried by Charlie NcboIs. The
wound was dressed ~ Dr. E. S Peek
Arthur Il. Fuller, night clerk at the " Ameri-
can Hotel, vas also Frustrated by an egilep;io
ft, caused by over ezertion ana excitement lie
was attended by Dr. H. Il. Lsngdon.
" Hook and Ladder Co. No - though LEI;
''out in the cold - by The recent action Of the
Board Of Aldermen, we're On hand in full ranks
and handled their apparatus with their zccus-
toned celebrity and effectiveness
The owner Of the building. Slr W. l. Strong,
desires Us TO express bis thanls to the Fire De
psTtmeat and citizens generally for their prompt
and oidcient action in ss7ins lis property.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21

NEnMosT Horse STOCK CoxPAEY.-The last
Of the purchase of the Vermont Horse Stock
Company, consisting of thirteen brood mares and
ten sucking colts, arrived safely ST their farm IN
saeiburn on Friday last, after weeks roe
from Waukegsn, Illinois They are all valuable
animals, and looking very finely They came IN
charge OF Mr.. 4. r. Douglas, OF Wsukegan,
who is known as thorough and careful horse
man. The two trips previously made by him
this season we're without accident, and We hope
that his good fortune may continue Three
cars. well padded, we're assigned TO the animals,
who were made SIS comfortable as possible
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21

Mr.. S. C. eating Of this city, vel am favor
sbly known tar many years 90 tae patrons Of the
turf in this section, has one Of the hanis1meat
trotdng stations in the Safe. lie Is SIX year
old Rysliok IIamb,etoaiau AM halrbro,hsr to
d" WAIKIKI Chief" Az horse fauoiers who
hiss seea him, unite IN pronouncin- him enc Of
tie finest animals IN the country. HIS color Is
rosewood bay, With star and b,aci, points His
height IS fifteen hands saI three inches. while
il weight he scores over one thousand pounds.
IIe hiss taken the frat premium az the National
Horse Show lt Hartford aai View Haven and at
the New England Fair 81 Providence. 4. ".
Grisw0l1 Of New York, owner Of the Malvern
farm ST MorrisviIle, has Eve colts from him
coming ore year Old AID valued at from $500
TO $1,000 last lis services have been used this
season 20 large extent snd Mr.. Cutting, will put
thea within thereaoh Of every horse breeder until
the LIST Of November next He c1a he seen at
3lr. Cuttings stables in the rear Of the City
Hotel Block
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LUMBER AND Subtitle steamer Tyler, with
eight bsrges laden with lumber from Riviere du
Loup, consigned to Shepard, Davis & Co, and
TO W. AZ D. G. Crane, arrived On Friday last.
The steamer Champion, from Ottawa. with
ten barges laden with bassEood Tor Swan * Clark,
OF Winooski, and tie steamer Hope with five
barges, with = csrgo Of basswood for Kilbg-n &
Gates srrived On Saturday. The pinplat
Biohilisu, from Quebec, ls5sn with sal; for E..
w. Peck s. Co, arrived the sane day.
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hoWoyn-A Catholic FAR viii be held ST
tie hal Of the Richmond hotel, Wednesday next
The Richmond C5rzst Band furnish music ior
the occasion. a valus5ls horse and a variety Of
articles are 20 he disposed Of by ticket.
Cd. Doughty Of tbs University Of Vermont
is 70 take charge Of the graded school :, Rich
mlud the next school year. commencing a, the
usual time in the fall. Experienced teachers
are @ BE employed as assistants.
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L. 5 DREW Hook AND LADDER Co. No. .
The new Hook and Ladder Compsny organized
st the Court House, Saturday evening, by the
choice Of the following excellent board Of officers:
Forenan-John II. Brooks
lst Assistsnt-Lumsn A Drew.
md Assistant-Patrick Madden.
Secretsry-E. NJ. Knox.
Tressurer-Jerle Lee.
The company Unanimously voted to name
their organization Il. S. Drew Hook and Lad
der Company No >. - in honor Of the first man
to organize Hook and Ladder Company in
Burlington. They could not have complimented
a more honorable CT efficient fireman
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bis energies, which have been impaired by long
continued pastoral duties, to which has been
added sickness and death in his family. His
church and congregation generously provided
the needed funds.
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RIAL E1ArE-Caas. P Button hss purchased
lie " Barnes plae, 80 a; the foe: Of Pearl ST
fr $500, and after making extensive improve
man's viii occupy 70 for q residence We are
t5us pleased to Lo:e sIr. BG.Rn's return TO
Burlington.
H. H. Taloo.t has sold a house with ftty-foar
Zee, font Of land On College street, TO A. j..
Howard 'or $500.
Capt alexander G. Watecn has pur-
chased ore undivided half fl the Haskell property
oa Church street from 8Ir. AMI Mrs E. c. VII
Sun of Union, 80, for ST, 900.
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LsMo-LE VALLEY RAILRoAD.- The track is
being rapidly lail from St. JohntbuTy E5-. One
thousand sud ffty-oae men are at work on the
ine,1istrihuiel as follows Ia franklin county,
2Il; between Cambridge and St. Jobnsbury, 72)
ana l20 between 81. Johnsbury and Connecticut
River.
NORTHERN VERMONT s. LAKE CuMrLNx
GsmHoAD.-at the adjourned meeting Of the
Board OF Commissioners. held in this city
Friday. the following Bosri Of Directors VS.
unanimously elected
Horace Fairbanks, ST. JohLsbury.
Waldo Brigham, Hydepark.
Csrolus N1yes, Burlington
Franklin Fairbanks, st. J0husbIry.
Calvin Blo3gett, Burlington.
L. B. Howe, jericho.
Vim. B. Hatch, New FORK.
Ata Hhse4usut meeting Of the Dre;tora'
lion Horace Fairbanks was elected President
a-I Carolus Noyos Secretary, pro TEN. The
Board then adjourned, subject to the call Of ihc
President
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DIR. JOSEPH II SCsEENCIE's sI,zPzE
TREaTWEST

and awaited themselves Of Dis wonderfully o.lcac0gs
medicines. they would not have fallen.
Dr. Schemes has iu his own proven that wAc-'-
ever sul .ut vitality remains that vitality, d. his ulcl-
Acallhful gi-ur
I'm This Statement there is nothing presumptlous.
To the faith OF the invalid is made representation
talt is mot thousand times suhstlntaie 1 d. ing ami
visible worzs. The theory OF the cure ly ur scAclck s
medicines IS simple ls uuiIiln-. IT, phoslul 3
requires arTlelt. Il Is self assuring, seli-c1il-
Vinciu-.
The SCawoel Tonic and Mandrake Pills the rst two
weapons with which tie citadel Of The mIlldy IS assaulted
IWO-tlrs OF the eases Of consumption originate in
Fgpsl lld "a funetIunay dlsurlerli liver. M.tl this
condition ilc bronchial tubes sguaafllze" wiz. Tie
stomach Iaey respond TO Tie morhIi- action OF O. %
liver Here then comes tde cliniuatu- rsuit. and ts
settlnr tn. fgith lis distressing svlurtUlls.
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N-r0y--Nssoa ~. Nay hes an ambitious
turkey which commenced laying the first Of
April AL laid tF5 Ltters. stopping one day be-
tween 'detwo. She sill continued to lay during
the period Of incubation three eggs week.
hatchiag nine turkeyu. and thsn sy as before
f9- Eve weeks, che Day laying TIVE eggs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21

The NEW DEEcToRY.-The fifth edition Of the
Burlington city Directory and Business Aiyer-
user Is JUS; Issued, and presents noticeable IN
crease in size, and reater typographical ap-
pearanoe over any previous number. We hone
1t possesses the advantages also Of fewer omis-
sions and other imperfections. That there
should be some, however is not strange. for
with the most stuiioas care, mistakes are
unavoidable ia all works Of this kind. Every
family aud every business man should have a
copy ofthe new Directory, both for its OWN value
and the desirabiiiiy Of having puch a publication
made permanent
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21

FIEE y BmEsuEE-The residence AMI i'm
mediate out6ui.diugs Of Hiran stutson Of Berk-
shire, were consumed By f=e Tuesday morning.
Little Of the contents wss saved, no. even a
change Of clothes for the family Nc insurance,
estimated loss $4,000. The IRE originated from
a detective chimney.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21

EURsISG Or TIE FBuGuT DEror AT MIDDLE
BURT--Wednesday evening about 20 minutes be-
fore y fire broke out IN the freight DEPOT at
Middlebury. The depot was entirely consumed
sad all its contents, consisting of wool valued
at $4,000, and merchandise of various kinds
The cause Of the FIRE is unknown.
By the earnest efforts Of the fire COMPANY the
passenger depot vas uavei and the wooishei
4 building containing ice vas mostly destroyed.
Some lumber was burned but large s1a,uut
that lay near vas saved as there was an abund-
ance Of water from Otter Greek, handy. The
" Washington" boys did splendid service and
though IL seemed for tine that tie Eoolshsd
must burn, yet pluck and a good supply Of
water saved t.
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er ttsaNs BUTTER MAnKEr-Tle maske.
ras moderately active On Tuesday. a; the fol-
l5w.nz prices. Fair, Doe; good, De; prime Doc;
AMI extra. re. Cheese, y II to I3e
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21

Arrty O.. vorkmen, including Joseph Butts
s-i B-l Ellison, when Blasting few days since
f- copper ia a ledge near Wea. Billion,
discovered an Oh driIl hole about eight iuches
long, which vass SIX feet AID FIVE inches thi,k.
There was uesr the holesome brick tsmains pa
ger vsi. and fuse, which c'esrly bore the
--.--- -..a
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Is.rl 70 Ex-PcHmEyT BoUnss.-Ex-Pfes.-
den. B.lus of Norwich University, and Pro
fs-r 10 'la, Institution, d.sl at Nu,Lfsll ca
FH3sy. DE vac 8 clergyman Of ,ha Episcopal
church.. a remarkable scholar. and preacher Of
considerable ability.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21

RI-moSD BurrEH &AEREr-Markct very
dall on Monday and bat little offered; 100 tubs
butter sold from % to -; feT choice tabs %
to2icts; 200 boxes cheese from TO T. ets., tie
latter price for fine sare-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21

The grounds selected FOR the County Fair, AZ
Essex Junction, are about fourth Of a mile
from the Junction House. On the Burlington
road, AID VII include thirty acres.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21

WEooskL-L Z. Piatt, Jr, snd L. B. P!att
ksve purchased three scTes Of land at Winooski
nssr 2 C. Knnedy's, of Il. A. Clark. Of Phila-
delphis, Sor s. 800.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21

Nu-ox Brr7rE MAHKET.-Ihere we're 100
tubs Of butter sod in this m'iket Monaay' Tor
from % to 81 cts Per lb-
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gpetial 1otitgs.
4 AALZS
y "a VEGETABLE SIClLIAN
(.%@a HAIR
RENE'WlER.

GRAY HAIR RESTORED TO us ORIGINAL
YOUTHFUL COLOR BY ITS USE.
It vii! make Hair grow upon bald heads, except
in very aged persons, II furnishes the nuiritive
principle BY which the hair is nourished and sup
ported.
It wiz prevent the hair from falling out, and does
not stain he skin.
No better evidence Of its Superiority need ho ad-
cuced than tie fact that 20 many Limitations Of il
are offered to the public.
Il IS a splendid hair dressing.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent fec by mail
T. P. HALL g CO. Nashua, y. g., Proprietore.
For sale by ii druggists. July l3-viw
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UynEaTLL-The trial Of john Lessor Of L u
dorhin for an assault upon william Thorpe Of
the rsme town, took place q, Blraey's hotel in
jericho, before S B. Bliss.
The alleged assault occurred upon the night
OF tie 9Th inst, while number Of men, Lis
sor included, ve-e throwing .freir'ls near the
house Of Nr. Thorpe There was considerable
feeling manifested at The trial A large number
q persons were present, and the sympathy Of
ihe people Tal decidedly in favor Of Lissor. who
had been soldier, While Thorpe is an English
man, and during the iaie unple.saatness was in
sympathy wish the rebels. Il was g jury ;-ia',
and E.,houEa the evidence Bss almost positive
hist Lessor committed the assault the jury rem.
derei a verdict Of not guilty which vas
greeted VITA Arp,4uza. The case was submitted
to .he jury without argument. +. H. Start,
Esq. OF this city flr the Safe, Wilbur, Bene-
dick ID Palmer f5r therespoudeut.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21

Rev. Dr. z A. Balkley. pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church in Piat,sburgh. n. Y, has
ssAea Tor and obtained leave Of absence from
public dgties for two months. lie viii leave this
week IN search Of needed rest and a renewal of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21
Consumption,
ITS CURE AND IT'S PREVENTIVE,
BY j. H. SCHEFCK, NJ. D.

Many human being has passed away. for whose death
there no other reason than the neglect of known
and ndispulhy proved means OF cure Those near and
dear 90 family aud friends are sleeping t4c drclueas
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21

Average temperature of the week, GO. 500.
1870, 72.cIf.
Amount Of Ram. 076 inch.
Fall Of rain Of "a week, July, 1870, l.3l inch
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a mosi daring and uncossfal attem3. At high
way robbery was made upon the person o. Mr..
Manson, in Csbo; recently. IS he was passing
through q small piece of woods south Of the poor
farm, en- unkuoEn person jumped out Of the
the woods and seized his horse by the Bit
when Mr. Munson qsve the would-he robber a
smart blow in the face with his whip aud eE-
capped. The villain snapped q pistol At him
several times, but it refused 10 make a noise
L. A. West. Of WILLIAMSBURG, has calf. two
months and thirteen days old, that turned the
scales st three hundred and sixty-.wo sr1 oae-
fourth pounds.
George W. Phelps, Of MoretoBu, has been
bound up 10 the sum Of $500, 70 appear for
trial at the next term Of court, On the charge Of
stealing carpenters toois.
Mr.. Fales, Of the No-thGeld House. came nesr
having anything but ftue dc joic the 4tb
house maids dress was OF FIRE from kerosene
lsmp, snd che didn't want 60 carry the lsmp
srv fnrther and so dropped il in the hall. A
notable piece Of fireworks was prevented from
coming of by the INST strenuous exeruons.
HIM. Foster, who abtconded from Mou,pe-
lier, some time ago, and recently forged a $500
dra!t in Chicago, has also committed theft to
the amount Of nearly $1,000 worth Of CRY goods
from the iirra of = G.. Downs & Co, 10 thar
city. The forging and thieving hsve been set
tied by his uncle, C. Peck, and Foster has LIN
tor parts unknown.
Goddard Seminary at Barre (Univefsalie)
closed its sumner term last week, graduating
seven young men anG Eve Young women. Al
address to the students By Rev. II. l. Cushmau
Of Boston is commented by all who heard 1t ;
also poem By Mrs u. Bingham O; Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21

HowARD NATIONAL BANK.-The capital Of
the Howard National Bank, Of this city, has
been increased to 100000
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JEaeHo.--A music staul has been erected on
tAs Sc Park s." at The Corners, aai the Jericho
Cornet Band entertained de citizens with some Of
their best music Saturday night.
new Sidewalk has been built u funds rsiael
by the enterprise Of the ladies', up the hiI from
Barney's hotel
L. NJ Fed has ta-n eahrging his pump
mandatory.
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We learn from O. g Marfhal Foster, Tor ye-
mont, that all ,ho Assistant N.r,hals have re-
ceivel their fnsl payment, excepting those who
have flilel to furnish tie returns Of DEF
ciencies called for by the Washington oG,e,
which sac huai necessary to complete their
sehelnles
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-07-21

The total snount Of lumber received at TINS
port for the week ending JGly 18Th is S'''oV'
feet.
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Child DisArrEARANCG.-A53ut three weeks
since the inhabitants Of Colchester Borough be
cana considerably excited over the mysterious
disappearance Of m infant child Of Joseph Mar
tin, which vas born in abou. three months wed
lock Martin and his wife on being questioned
as to the disposition G. tie child told various and
contradictory stories. Tho attention Of States
Attorney Start was callei to the matter by the
authorities Of Colchester, and he put the case
mo the hands of Sheriff Drew, who after =
thorough investigation and from the statements
OF the parties themselves add their friends, be-
came satisfied Of foul plsy, and go upon COM
plant Of States Attorney Burnap, warrant
Was issued for the arrest Of Martin and wife.
They were arrested and committed to Jail, but
after being confined short time made comics
sion that they had left the child in charge of q
respectable family in st. Adams. The sheriff
then took measures &c produce the child before
Justice Uoileubeck Oh Saturday, when the
parents were discharged from custody and the
child returned 70 its foster parents in ST. Adams,
who propose to alopt H. havine no children Of
their own.
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HUNTINGTON


WINNERS NEW SCHOOLS
Fos raE
PIANO FORTE. CABINET ORGAN. MELO-
DEoN, GUITAR. CORNEr VIOLIN, FiFE,
ACC RDE1N, GERMAN ACCOBDEON.
CLARIONET, FLUTE, TLAGEoLEr.
P.ice of elck hook 3 csnts
Thsso little works are great fovori O., because
they arc cheap, arc full Of easy and lively music,
and have enough Of instructive matter for the wants
Of AMATEUR.
Mr.. Winner has also e0npIi,-a collection ofliEely
PARTY DANCES. For Violin and Piano, and or
DANCE MUSIC For Flute aad Piano. Each
70 cents. Sent, postpaid, for the above prics.
0. Drr5ON Co, Boston.
C. Il. DTS on A 60, New York.
July ij-dswu
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- -~4l re ---
New York Market.
NEW Yoas, July 10.
COTTON shade srner for superior c'ass; sales
] . bales OF middling uplanls at 2H
FLOUR - Sales 900 barrels. State and Western
dull and shade easier Tor low grades. State 700
9 - Ohio 55d6 % Western : -1ad IS: Southern
. 5000 Ul.
GRAIN Wholt quiet AMI shade easier for poorer
GRADES. Prime firm AID in moderate export de-
mand sales l2i,OD bushels oil No. 2 Spring at s-I
3 2l at winter .ed and amber Western fsa
80 Corn active, SHADE easier. sales 10000 bush
els soft mixed Western 20 65aCIi, good o. choice
7j04l. closing az 3D. Oats shade lower and IN
moderate demand; sales - 900 bushels Ohio 6-0-2.
choice whit Western fiUGft..
PROVISIONS - Pork dull. new u-ss 10 7eG
7 q prime mess i3tu Lard less fra % q all.
Butter Gull Ohio l0iLl-; state l5N-a.
NHlskEF-Qui- Western &C ga
RiCE-Quist. Carolina -GSi.
SUGAR lower. Gusc0v1to gagt. G5r 90 good
refining Gls
COFFLE-Nerv firm RIO 20 &C.
SPIRITS DIFFERENTIATION at -'0il.
FtSlN-Quist, sales az 3 ill a. ~ for SRA rcd.
EErs0LEUI-Duu, Crude lti reGlef 80.
IAALJH-tairiy active 90 91ai.
WOOL Very G-m tuh.e1 >, pulled l-dt1.
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