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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

SERENA SToRE.-Dsn Mason, the supervisor
from Mission, 3 we'll known and enterprising
citizen of that town, has moved to Serena. on
the railroad between Ottawa sad Aurora, and
ia company with Mr.. Schlsmbusoh, has opened
at that place general store. Mr.. S. is An ex.
perienoed salesman and live man, while Dan.
iel possesses the proper business tact. susvity,
and the advantages OF knowing pretty nearly
every man, woman and child within miles
around. Their line Of trade includes dry goods,
dress goods, groceries, notions, &C., a. we'll az
full stock of agricultural implements, besides a
stock Of hardware, paints, oils and glass. They
will buy country produce and pay n liberal
price; and by fair dealing. reasonable prices for
goods keeping good general stock, and Great.
ing good home marke. for the people Of Sere-
ns and vicinity. hope to obtain a liberal public
patronage.
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The newes, and best styles OF Wall Paper at
Osman & Hapeman's,

BRA1NLEss FoPs.-The Republican, advises the
young ladies of Ottawa not ito permit their time
to be monopolized by foppish, brainless young
men, consumers of bad liquor, boarders at hotes,
&c. "Ger-ra.shus hevings.' what does the Re-
ers" at the Clifton, for instance, are many of our
best young meI-two or three bank officials, .
phetist and his assistant, grain buyer, a fasci.
mating job printer, two confirmed old bachelors,
and The Ottawa Infants Are they "brainless
fops," beneath the notice of sny of the incest
young ladies Of this city, or any other woman?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

IcE.-Nelson Card " Co., on and after this
date. and until further notice, will sell ice at the
following rates: Ice delivered around the city
in small lots at 20 cents per 100 lbs ice by the
ton at $3 per ton; to hotels, in lots of 500 to
1000 lbs, at SO per ton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

MILLINERy.-Mrs. Morris has ro.opened her
millinery establishment III the store formerly
occupied by her, next door to Hull's, Oh La Sale
comprising all that is new, pretty or fashionable
in the millinery line, and iuvites her friends and
the public generally TO call and see her and ex-
anime her stock and learn the prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

INTERESTING To THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
CHRONIC DIsEAs8s.-Doctor Ward will be in
Ottawa on the 4th of April. and will remain till
Monday, the 10th. His prescriptions will be
put up at E. Y. Griggs' Drug Store.
He will be in Msr.eilles on Tuesday and We'd.
nesday, April 1lth and 18th.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

New CARPET HALL.-We have opened q
and shall make this addition speciality. We
are to-day opening splendid assortment OF oil
cloths, mattings, stair, hemp, German wool,
Union, two aud three-ply carpets, tapestry,
Brussels, &C., &c, sc We have bought these
goods low, and will show them at lower figures
than the same goods can be bought in Chicago.
In connection with this department, we are
also keeping large stock OF Live Geese Feath'
ers, which We will sell either by the pound or in
pillows.
Shall be pleased to show you our new stock.
Very respectfully, SCOTT, HoUTz 81 Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

New GoODs-"Abe" Alschuler, of the firm of
AlSchuler & Christman, is east buying an extern
sive stock of goods in the clothing line He will
purchase heavy assortment of piece and gents
Furnishing Goods The goods are beginning to
arrive, and are of a superior quality. This firm
will be prepared to serve their customers more
satisfactorily than ever this spring. They have
orders ahead for large number Of business
suits for different gentlemen around the city,
and will fit them out With the incest suits yet
seen about town. They always give perfect sat
isiaction or ask no pay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

billiards is the place to get your groceries
cheap. Tea from so cents to $3.50. Coffee ibs,
for 81, the best and cheapest in town. Babbit's
best soap 10 cents bar. Come and get some
canned peaches % cents can. Green corn 80
ceats. Everything cheap at billiards, No. %
La Sale street
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WANTED-To exchange 200 acres of choice
land in Carol Co., Iowa, on Northwestern rail-
road, 81. miles from a village OF 900 inhabitants
for house and lot in Ottawa Enquire of
T.. BISHOP, Nattingers corner.
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ORGAN CoNcEKr.-See programme In another
colnmu Of the Organ Concert at the new Congre-
gatioaal Church next Friday evening. The new
organ has just been set up and is splendid in
strument.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

Rev L. y. Hays has commenced a series of
biographical discourses il the Presbyterian
church. Subject fer next Sabbath evening,
Character OF David, the Statesmsn." Youn e
men and lawyers are especially invited.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

The comedy of "Solon Shiusle' and the farce
of "A Kiss in the Dark will be put upon the
stage at Turn Hall on Wednesday evening,
March Goth. Our citizens no doubt will be
highly pleased with the entertainment.
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New MILLINERY AND LADIES FURNISHING
SToRE.-Miss Lizzie Marshall takes pleasure in
announcing to the public in general-snd the
ladies in psrticular-that she will open new
and fashionable Millinery snd Ladies' Furnish.
ing store, on Court street. east side Of the Court
House, one door north of Gridley j. Perkins
dry goods store, where she believes her long ex.
perience in that business will enable her to give
the most perfect satisfaction to all who may ia.
vor her with their patronage. ...
An entire new stock of goods to be opened
April lst 1871.
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Losr.-On Friday afternoon, March 9th, be-
tween Colwell, Clark ~ Co.'s office and the Cliff.
ton Hotel, or between the Clifton Hotel and
Riale Bros. store, lady's Gold Watch, with
Gold Chain and Pin attached. A liberal reward
will be paid for the return OF same.
H. CLARK
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ABSENT on DUTY.-"Lote" Perkins, of the
firm of Grdley & Perkins, has gone east after
an extensive sprisg stock of goods. He proposes
TO fill up that mammoth store with complete
and full assortment OF dress goods, crockery and
groceries. When the goods come, look out for
BARGAINS
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1871.

SCOTT, HOUTz & Co. are frat in the market
with new spring goods. We give partial list
Of their prices:
Five bales good. yard wide sheeting at lOc.
Fifty pieces extra quality, soft finish, yard
wide bleached muslin at 12l cts.
They will continue their cheap sale on Linen
Goods" with some extra bargains added, this
week.
Fifty dozen large, heavy Damask Towels at %
cents. worth 90
A large quantity of Napkins, all linen at one
dollar per doz.
This house has always taken the lead on Dress
Goods, and they intend to maintain it.
No one should make their purchases without
first seeing the mammoth stock of Nep Dress
Goods at Scott, Houtz Il Co.'S.
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STILL THEY CoME.-Ths people are still
crowding in to see the splendid new goods at
Reddick l. Gillens. Their stock 10 very large,
and by all odds the best in Ottawa, as we'll as to
size as variety and excellence Of goods. Prices
have been greatly reduced, to correspond with
the low prices east, and for the next 80 days
vrea. bargains will be offered to the public
Reddick Il Gillen will allow no Ottawa dealer
to undersell them; in fact they will give away
goods before they will allow that TO be done.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

Joe Megafiin is east selecting his spring supply
of boots and shoes. lie is going to outshius all
his competitors in the boot and shoe line this
spring. That's what Joe says, aud he means
business.
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Fair Mecti,sy,

The Executive Committee of the La Sale
County Agricultural Society will meet ut the
court house to-day, at o'clock =. NJ, in Judge
Gilmans office. W. II. BOWMAN.
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MONEY TO LOAN-in sums from $500 to
100000, on unincumbered improved farms. ut 10
per cent per annum. Enquire ut the office of
Grow n Kellogg, and also of Dr. J. o. Harris
Loans made from one to ten years.
Ottu wa, March lith. 1871.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

The splendid stallion "John Richards" Is 10,
sale, or will be rented on shares. Enquire q
the Park House.
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i. Child & Brother have just received a large
sprlng stock of boots and shoes, which they in
vito every body to call and see.
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Call ut Alschuler Il Cos. and see the all wool
Youths Suits for $500, 500 aud $500. All
wool Mems Suits for $40, Sl1 $3.50, sl4 and
$l5. The cheapest clothing in America.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

HULL will open next week one of the finest
stocks of Dry Goods and Carpets ever offered in
the city of Ottawa, and would invite all the
ladies to call in and examine for themselves,
Letters received from him state that goods are
cheap and styles pretty, aud he has taken partic-
ular paias in selecting his stock to suit the ladies
of Ottawa aad La Sale county.
The opening will consist of
A beautiful line of Dress Goods.
A large assortment of colored silk in all shades,
Striped, checked and plain japanese Silks,
A full line Of wash Poplins,
Japanese Cloth in all shades,
A full line of Millinery Goods,
Real Irish Poplins, ...
French and American Poplins,
Our new brand of Alpscs-double faced,
White aud colored Picque,
Ladies' Linen Suits, already made, cheap,
Tucked Skirts,
And in fact everything in the line Of
Ladies' Furnishing Goods
A full line Of Hosiery for ladies' and children
Something new in ladies' neck ties.
Large assortment Of Ribbons, plain and fancy.
Lacss, Embroideries, Cambria Edgiags, &c.
Anew style of Hoop Skirts.
Corsets, linen Collars aud Cufs-new style.
In our White Goods Department ladies will
find one of the best west of Chicago, and as white
over.skirts will be worn this summer, it will
pay them to call aud look through.
A full line of bleached and unbleached muslin
also fine assortment of Cassimeres for men and
boys.
It will be to the interest of all wishing to bu '
carpets to wait until next week and see our stock
which will comprise q full line from hemp tc
Brussels. Receiving our carpets direct from tn,
manufactures, we are able to sell them as cheaI
- you can buy them in Chicago, besides savin.
freight aud passage, Also mating, oil cloth
rugs. &c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

Our city election takes place next Monday,
and the sovereign people have been busy all week
canyassing the merits of candidates and fixing up
tickets in the different wards. The Democrats
held their caucus in the different wards on
Wednesday evening. and nominated candidates
as indicated below. In most of the wards the
caucus was we'll attended and judicious uouin-
ations were made ; but in some of the wards We
are told, the caucus was little better than farce.
OF course the republicans lay back to take ad.
vantage of the mistakes made by the democrats,
aud wherever they see an opening will attempt
to run in candidates Of their own. The nomiu-
atons in the different wards were as follows:
1a Hard-For alderman, Geo. Henry West,
jr., for school board, Geo. Markle
"a Ward-No democratic nomination, but peo-
Piles meetings have nominated as opposing candi.
dates, A. H. Strobel and E. H. Smith for alder.
man. DR.. C. Hard;;is the only candidate for school
board
Sd Ward-The democratic caucus nominated
jacob Mooney for Alderman, and appointed q
committee to select a candidate for board of edu.
cation. Another caucus, held yesterday morn
ing, nominated Will. H. Carey for alderman, and
A. +. Dow for school director. We have not
learned whether the committee have made any
selection.
All Ward-The democratic caucus nominated
Daniel Murphy for alderman and T. 4. Courtney
for school director. VIM. Storment is an inde-
pendent candidate for alderman in this ward.
jM Wdrd-The democrats nominated Michael
Formulas for alderman aud Daniel T. Murphy
for school director. David Walker is an inds.
pei dent candidate for alderman in the same ward,
and H. A. McCaleb for school director.
9Th Ward-Democrstic nominee for alderman
Z. s. Yentzer for school director, john Hobsn
1M Ward-No nominations made BY either
! party. 1t is understood that o. o. Wakefield il
Q candidate for alderman and John Fulton fol
school director.
The democratic city convention to nominate q
candidate for mayor met At the cosrt house last
evening, but We were obliged to put our paper
| to press before We could hear Of the result w.
presume Mr.. Jones, the present mayor, was nom
mated. in which case he will probably have nc
opposition on Monday. '7s~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

For LITTLE BoYs.--Arthur, Prescotts fright
bower" is fitting out the little boys around the
city with "Prize and Prince Imperial" Hats
new styles, and very knobby.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

London Diagonal Coatings, Genuine Bannock.
burn Suitings, Diagonal, Hair Line and Check
Trowserings and other choice goods just received.
Call and see them. A we'll made, stylish suit of
our own make Tor S1575. Best suits of our own
make for SCI. You will find them superior in
cut. trimming and making to any goods in the
market. Some very neat spring overcoats at low
prices. FIsKE, STRICKLAND II Wing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-18

The STICK PIANO receives concentrations
from all quarters. Here is what high musical
authority in Louisiana says of it.:
!Mes"s Root G Cady-I bear witness with
great pleasure to the splendid qualities of the
Steck Piano. 1t has a round, full and ma3nif.
cent tone united with great clearuess and brit.
liancy. In EVERY way first class instrument
LEWIS A. SEWARD,
Organist of Trinity Church. New Orleans,
and Precentor of the Diocese of La
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PERsoNAL-John Colwell and Harry Clark
left this city on Tuesday last for the pine regions
Of Michigan, for lumber and timber for dams
across the rivers at Ottawa.
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OK HASD.-Child s. Bro. have been getting
in q very extensive stock of boots and shoes for
spring trade. Their Ottawa store is now com.
plstely filled with new goods, comprising all
that Is new, fashionable or excellent in the way
Of boots aud shoes for men and boys, CATERS of
every kind, slippers &c, for ladies and misses,
and in fact, full supply for everybody Mr..
Child has been east several weeks among the
best manufactures in Massachusetts,, New York
and Philadelphia and has selected at his leisure
a splendid stock for the spring trade. foc both
the Ottawa and Streator stores. He invites the
public to call at either place and examine his
stock, feeling assured that in such an extern
sive and varied assortment as he has, with the
great reduction of prices, every one will have
. favorable opportunity to purchase. Thankful
to his patrons of Ottawa and Streator fer past
favors, he trusts to merit continuance of the
generous patronage of the public by fair and
honorable dealing, by keeping an extensive stock,
and selling at the lowest living prices.
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PERsoNAL.-N. X. Brown, who has served
here as constable during the past year, and was
an excellent officer, has left Ottawa to reside at
Forestville, n Y, where he goes to take charge
OF his fathers business. We regret to lose
Mort"
Enmet Turner and Adam Dean lef. Ottawa
q few days ago, and Harry T. Lewis known
here as clerk with Gridley & Perkins, followed
on Thursday. These boys are bound for Long
Mont, place 80 miles from Denver, Colorado,
where they go to make homes for themselves and
posterity. We wish them abundaut luek'
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Henry Walther has lot of fresh oranges aud
lemons; also plenty of maple sugar.
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Ladies' fancy Dress Goods, OF all styles ant
prices, ut Burke Il Heenan's.
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Wall Paper OF every quality and most fash
ionable patterns at Osman Il Hapeman's.
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Fox SALE.-The undersigned, being obliged
t. permanently leave Ottawa on business, will
sell the interest possessed by me in the Galloway
House ON reasonable terms. The house is doing
a good pnyin-; business, sud IL IN excellent con.
uitiOn. CuAS. SrANTH.
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This is about the right time to 20 to w. U.
Budd's and select good buggy for spring, or
have one made to order TO suit your taste.
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Apples by the can or case, and oysters by the
peak, or rice cersa, or any other way, at Henry
Walthers.
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STAND FROM UNDER.-Ncw goods coming,
styles OF rich dress goods, and at low prices,
al Burke n Heenans
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Bring your butter, eggs, &c. to Burke & Hee-
nanss and get the highest market price in cash
or trade
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II you want prime groceries so to Burke IL
Hecnaus.
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Oysters, at greatly reduced prices, at Henry
Walther's. He will sell you 90 cts. worth for
90 cents
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Lexicon

Will make the season of 1871 ut ]. Rhodes Ii,
cry Stable Terms $25. No insurance, except b.
agreement, Address Agent Lexicon. Ottawa, III
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Anything and everything you want in the dry
goods and dress goods line at Burke Il Heenan's
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A full line of cotton hose, cheap, at Hilliard's ;
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The BEST Is THE CHEAPEST. The largest,
and Whips In the stttr a. S'ono's Harness Shop.
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Ottawa, o. & r. IL. v. Railroad.
Ottawa Post Office.
chosISG AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS:
Democratic City Convention.

The Democrat. OF the city of Ottawa equested
primary meeting a; their usual places In the several wards
Wednesday evening March 18Th. ISL, nominate canfi-
Aldermen and school Directors sppont del
10 the city be held the Court House
Friday evening, March i1h the nomination OF candi.
date for Sayor. The Pecys wards will be eauued 10 the
Il, W.T. ueb bcr Of
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Don't buy n cents worth Of goods until you
have seen Burke 4 ieenan's new stock.
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A penny saved is penny earned" therefore
buy your goods at Burke & Heenan's.
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Go to Henry Wslther's for anything you want
in the confectionery line. .. ....
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G, to Osmau y Hapemans fol, good Wal
Paper. ... So .I.ss =.
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Wall Paper and Window Shades at Osmsn tc
Hapeman's.
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EMen's prime rubber boots only 50 at Child 81
Brothers.
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Window Shades gnd VIII Paper Of ever,
variety at Osman ~ Hnp"maus
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Another lot OF new good, ,Jming at Burke i
iieculn's
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LOCAL MATTERS.


Until further notice trains pass Ottawa
station As fellows:
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
New.YoRK. Saturday. Feb. :. 1911.

NEw-YORK, Saturday, Fed. " 1911.
The condition of the horse trade during tho
week. closing to-day, very materially affected By the
unfavOrabe state Of tho weather Transactions were Inn
tied In number and confined almost entirely 10 railroad
stage aud truck horses, which sold NJ tho usual prices
There will naturally be call FOR farm horses until the
snow shall have disappeared and for fine carriage and
road horses there j. yet demand dealers IN
superior stock particularly anxious In the present slip
pry condition Of streets to harness uo teams for
tine occasional would he buyers t being hardly possible
10 show of horses 10 any great advantage
To the friends OF Lady 1EOrne II VIII be gratifying 20
learn that doing well, and VIII be entered IN al tic
Summer rotting e b. az present located AZ DR.
Carmau'5 place, Carnansyle, Wesichester CO.. =. I.
Col Bruce Of Inc Turf FIELD and Farm has some nne
brood mares and promising cOts vol large mum
her of rscass horses mis- register OF which the loi
loving are deserving Of special notice; -. -,
Chr,jn geug 49, yT%; has never started In rS' bu' VII
Snr,r aud show rl1se 70 2J.
s, g rs 2 VS. never trotie ant tbs started four
time Won thfc. bes. tile, 2:ilt, ci1 th0E -, as-
Fr.year Oh Ceiling lay l5J winner p 2:'lt -,
arss en- ow 3.s0 will r last year. never esn hsA>
~, mare IA. 1873 has aoa in 2:JJ tbs '' her ~" '''A can
f5s.
Bar mare l5.2. yrl can show $50 t., f., ,t ,,i,,.,
BAY Ceiling yr'. loI, 0lI ~ ihHo hOn -'"'"1 - w
H. pronisel 10 be fast. ,.--t. A.. .hf..a,. M,
Bsg mar, 49, y Of now winning IN tho 'h'fa not
Eve raf o chestnut ceiling ssi slow 25S La very pr'"
.,g colt h,y two white ~ o. RYtyt' Ham
tl,i,rian ont of msre by half brother 10 Ethan Alien
Ya5ng s1I colt Lay by Of Rysgks Hanlleonsn oa o.
Seitbs in considerable numbers were sold during the
first days of the week. alsO few fine hcaYy eafld~o
the lat er only from tie warerOOms OF hIsclt,s
but trade In general remained very qdlol anu VIZ" '
fes ture To note.
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rnrrnN MARKFTS.

YaRrv ~ A-Catou-N.' rep,f 1903 h'es; eo''twN az
49, ~. 90 babes. stck 1915 bales The market hrmi
, ilrs, C. o.. -, ,c4n;--.
NtvJs.svs Fej 4-Co0n steady vil fr demand; Midhng
I, elsie. tnet 49, lac eoss .o4 bales eAO5' 90
I{--r haia. Bremen. 25f tcG; 90 Barcenn &
=, =. g. Yea Cruz 5as 224i taes sales 7ieJ bales
s,c. -.5I-- iaeA $500. 80, .. . a,
stvtNv.r Tea 4-Co.on fun; NlirnCs. lc recNs 9.i1i
ts er9. B.1 y bales. 10 toau-ert J's b4s
tssi.a. . bales; taos 900 bales, socz 81 go bales
CpAsrF-ros Coo olNo7e dougi Midllss 4lc-i r.
ses fs.cs. go t4es stock, +laot 1res -.,
tr.rrrt PEI. 4-o1l coel tn az litIl4sc for
y.Y0s Nliugs aad lstc Tor liverpool sales Oh bales receipts
KoTrrx FeS 4-Co'.on f1ner; Low Minrs lie; receipts
3 bales; Iposto Great Britain s5i O1l's c0as''e '@ 'si
A 2n bales. stoc-. ba-i bales 80
rirvrv fes sCotran 7lt; Cool Ordinary, 2lc; receipts
eVnosto Great Britain, lti b'eai coast"e go n@si
.. s.. bales. sDC., o'-l bales 1900 .
ICt tsl: rr1s sais j .a; s-ors ll2o bales 40
Feb 40 &C i've: % 4nss. ce''-le' -
= A.i.s
WIls,ss.ax Feb. &C ton quiet and nominal Alihngs lie
s,- 1.s . 30 bales; . .2i bales.