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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

. Ni' fffI NOV NlHl lif 1919
AMOUNT or .fock At uNHKgr
ctiUs Ss,,p slo,.. Bag, rq'r,,
THE wcck ....,. as l2t1 90 l7eu 80
d Io.' ,ss9s;;.. 90. $50 siss9 1859 ,5S % 's S
Paicgs.-R,sf cs9s-ts,ra Cat ans heavy prem uu
oxen. tlg21 slo-oi ar.t quality, $3.50 il second
19,aaay, ~. q 9o m'fl qn4H. t6W % ii5 Y
! iew eholce single palr sitoo asi1ol. Bulls So,
Ha-sia. -tiojasl-5D pair. OF their
value a. beef. ilaudS Steers, S. "a sluo.
MN.h as'-'n Ui' extra good, sslH tloo, with or
without calves as may be- agreed larrow aud Qriina
,5',s,S.-lcarlm.s. ioB@. cvoye,rs old. speoo
ds)1ol Live weight si0sle per 10. store cattle Tex
an 1a5e v H. Good, $50 20 500. Far, sIeoa5
SA,sp 80 Il & sheared sheep, ia;e.
Ieiriiag iltHbs.- 80 n iOic.
SAs,p 40 lias,-sIol a SOD, in lot. q - n $3.50,
extra sds'ts. ID. On live weight, 1nsc, or soooasc
SioIs.. Wholesale. oiaoc, retail, $40, pa. Fat
zeal Cai,ss-ss.Oo a 5000 v head.
rl ha,,Tl 5hton " a. e., country lat' MS
with wool on sl25Nt 60 cash country lots dry $500
diloO Calfskins. iiQi6c
REWARDS. There T. remarkably goii feeling exist
ing a The cattle yards this week. Buyers were present
n good force and sfen disposed 10 purchase In larger
numbers than last veek they will not probably bni
quote prices strong at per cent higher live weight
au1 trade is certainly much quicker GA a'l grades. NJ
z shackctt aud lloughton Wilcox, handled some Ql
head Of thampain Valley steers, Oh likely lots vol
htted 90 lyoar old steers by Mr.. shackctt from IL
Lapham's farm OF shorehnm, W., which compare woll
with Western steers ut 0ic, to dress $50 ih- each 40
iyoar Old steers 20 Cornell Co, ut Ole, q k average
live 100 Tbs % at -ic, % *. q. W. Bfowucu sold
COWS at S' each, dress i2i ms each. Qiulau sold IA
COWS 90 dress 6l lhs, at 80 dressed weight A Fuller
sold oxen at Utic dressed weight Western cattle
were light but good sold active from ia &C. dressed
weight.
not lively call pets. Northern sheep will not
advance but wool pelt will bring sheep CHER but ght
call for nilch COWS and working oxen This week and
prices steady for the few animals
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Deaths.


ln Montpelier November i4 Mrs FinrLA rurett0v
NhniN, wife Of Henry w. slhln, aged 6i years
In stowe. October l4 Mr MANY povcturn.
lu Albany N0fcmhrro Widow ltrgrssfoy. aged 4i
years
10 Albany November pa. w. A. Hrns, aged as
years
In sutton, November o. Rsr G,oser Klya. aged 81
10 81. Johnfuut November D., Mr.. Ltwn-vcg
FlAviv aged l6 years.
ln Newport Centre. october 3- of consumption. Brr
sft W. kitnY rol let of Row g. r. kihy. aged q. years,
months aud % diys.
In Coriuth Osiohcr 11 Airs. GptY a. CHtWngnLfv.
age about I'D years. tler REMAINS were conveyed Co
Plncham for intern. ut.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20
By the Court. Attest.
psi N. A. CHASE, Register.
CTATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court holden at Broohaed the glh day
November, A. ID. isl2i
silas BAfitt Administrator, with the VIII xod OF
tho estate Of John Barnes, late of Willamsiown In
said District deceased makes application 10 said Count
license 10 sell all OF the real estate Of said deceased
representing that said sale being In part necessary FOR
thu payment Of the debts Of said deceased viii be Dont
hea 10 all concerned aud has lod in Court the consent
IN writing Of the only heir legates residing III this
state to such sale.
Nhereupon 1t Is ordered by said Court that said APP
plicatOn under consideration and be heard on the
10Th day OF November, A. y. iai2 81 the Probate Oce,
In Brookhed and Il Is further ordered that all person
Interested be- notified hereof By publication OF notice o
thls application and order thereon, three weeks success
sivey r. The Vermont Watchman state Journal print
cd Mont pelier before said time Of hearing, that they
may appear said time and place and II they cause
Object thereto.
by the Court Attest,
lsin JOMN n. CLEVELAND. Jadge.
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EORGE AYERS ESTATE.

~ The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Mashln Inn
Commissioners, 10 receive examine and ADJUST all claims
aud demands Of all persons against the estate OF uoorga
Ayers, late Of Barre In said District deceased, rep
resented nsolyent and the term Of six months from the
18th day Of october, 1872, being allowed by said Court
10 the creditors Of said deceased, 10 exhibit and
prove their respective claims beinre Give notice that
will attend 10 the duties Of appointment OF the
dwellinghouse Of tho late doeoased IN Barre IN nd
strict, the third Tuesdays Of December aud April
next at o'clock In the afternoon, each " lad
days. A. NJ. JACkMAN, lCn,,fs.io,,,.
HARE O,toher 81 A. d. 1872. am
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STATE OF VERMONT,

= D
In Probate Court holden at Brookaedi On tho j0th
day OF October A. u. lsT2i
Rether w. Bartholomew Executor Q the last Will and
testament OF Charles White late Of Washington, In said
District deceased, makes application TO SAID Court for
license to sell all OF the real estate Of said deceased
representing that said sale will be beueacal TO tho
heirs deyseos and lotoes, and those lnterosted 10 the
estate Of said deceased aud has hled Ia Court the
sent In writing of all the heirs deyaees aud ieatees
said deceased residing In this state, 10 such sale
Mhereupon, Il ordered ~ ald court that said app
ia day Of November A. y. ai2, at Hon n A. white.
Office, 10 Washlngton and, "a further oFdered that o.
notice Of this application aud order thereon three wcci
SUCCESSFULLY In the Vermont Machman state Journal
prnted Al Nonpelier before said time Of hearing that
they may appear ut said time aud place And, hey
see cause, object thereto
by the Court Attest .,.,..,o
lTlq JOHN H. CLEAftLANp, Jadxrs
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V1BENEZER HACKETT's EsTATE

AZ The subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Randolph
commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust all oa
and demands OF all persons, against the estate OF
EhoneEer aekett late Of runbrdge in said District, do
ceased represented nsolyent and the term ofsx months
from the ith day of November s72 being allowed by said
Court the creditors OF said deceased TO EXHIBIT and
prove their respective aims before Give notice, that
we will attend TO the duties of appointment at tho
dwellinghouso Of Mary T. and Sarah j. acket 10 Tan
bridge in said District on the 9TH day Of December next
at 1 o'clock, Ia the afternoon on said day.
AARON NJ KING, lrt..,.
DAVID Y. CHAPMAN, }N"N''N''e'o"0's'
Tuuhrdge, November l. A. d. l~ig. 4Iig
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20
STATE OLE VERMONT.
wAsgINaTON DISTRICT, IS.

y, MAnfllNOION DISTINCT, rs.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier Ia sat district
on the lith dag Of November A. d. lsl2i
EDen scrihner administrator, dc huns r0u of the
tate Of David Barton, late OF Mont pelicr OF l. est
Montpelier In said District deceased, presents his adj
minlsiratlOn account for examination oud allowance
and makes application Tor decree Ct distribution nnd
ordered by said Court that said account and said ap
plcatlon be referred 10 session thereof To DO held 10
The Probate Oco In said Montpelier the luih day Of
nocomher A. u. sI2 Cor hearing and decision thereon
And IL Is further ordered, that notice hereof be given
all persons Interested hy publication OF tho three
weeks succosvely In the Vermont MatchiBn and
Journal newspaper published at Montpelier, prevou-
said time appointed for hearing that they may appear
said time aud place and shos canse, any They ual
have why sad account should not bealilow, aot such
decree made
By the Court. Attest.
Psi N. A. CHASE, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20
legal aAntices.
HOUSES ESTATE.

The Subscribers, having been appointed ~ the
Honorable Probate Court for the stret Of Washington
Commissioners, u receive examine, aud adjust all claims
and demands ofa persons. against tho est e Of iiasey
House, late Of Berlin, In said District deceased
represented nsolvent aud tho term % six months from
the 2th day Of Odtoher, lHl2 being allowed By said
Court to tho creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice. that
will attend to the duties II appointment al tho
dweng.house OF Eloazer r. House, W berlin, in said
District tho last day Of December next nj O'Clock
10 the afternoon. on said day,
pENlsoN MARTIN, (c,,,,t..ioo,.,
IAWLEY GALE, 'vu'"'' ''eneis
Berlin November T. A. d. 1879. ia.sj
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WatolIman & Journal.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1872.


~ Remember Goron lecture Thurslay night
-2l.t. See show bills
BatNo Is YorR BtH.-All parties having bills
against the village Of Montpelier arc requested to
present them for payment at once, in order that
they may be paid during the present fiscal year,
which closes November Both.
~ Mr. phinney desires to say n word about
periodicals lie can furnish you with any book,
or periodical, published in the United States, at
publishers prices, delivered at his store free Of
postage. Those DESTROYS Of forming reading
clubs can be better Accommodated and ut less price,
than by sending to publishers and paying pos
bge. Periodicals will be furnished 10 snbscri
bers for any length Of time, from one month to
one year
TnE poarLANp Il OcpESsncRo RAILROAD has
taken of IL. freight train, and now runs only
mixed train, which leaves St Johnsbury for VOL.
cott in the afternoon on the arrival Of the Pas
sumpsio mail train mp, and returns in the morn
ing % connect with the down mail. A business
man Of S. Johnshury suggests the idea that the
freight traiu might have plenty Il business Ibis
winter, 10 the road wonld consent to bring in
wood % ST. John.bury.
Lovers or Coon Music hardly need remind
ing that the Grand Musical Entertainment which
so many are eagerly anticipating, given by Mr. j.
p MANSFIELD, occurs on Thanksgiving Eve,
27h. The best musical talent Of this and other
pllccs having rendered their assistance, tie pro-
grimme of the evening will consist Of the Choir
ct-; selections from The most celebrated compns-
crs. Sdci o concert will be not only WORTHY add
Of sroai interest to the people Of th. place. bot
viii also doubtless give 90 Tie performers an Or.
p9rtunity TO know chat real ART j. never unappre-
c1ted
RRr ranr. 1t gives us grca, pleasure to be
abe 20 announce 90 our citizens that Prof Put
ms, with the assistance Of about fly young Ia
die, of this village, contemplatcs giving repre-
-enaiion Of the beautiful Cpntata, entitled The
PfcNc, By j. r. Thomas, sometime during the
month Of December This Can,nta. it will be
remembered, has been previously given here, IN
der the direction Of Prof Phillips, and met with
+,
'''''' ''''', '''' '''
" give our p'.''' 0',s '''''7 .'i'i'''','''''n "''
n''''e %, we ,,'ns "''' % s''s" nnu VIC nl's 10
u'uD' ''"' 'nV Se''i'' representation WIN &c
s'1'''- "'''' '' "''''''''s '''''''' u ''' ''''
'',lN'', J","s ''7''ue'.i nus
'''p aO'l''eu ~ '''' 's''''' anu 'iouSe ~ i'P'e
Sen'"''''S no" III 'ess''n' u"'er "i''cn com
ni''',e mas nee" 'pp''"''u, '''''s'',,s o' 'nr'e
iii''n'.'S Oh ,''' ''a's ''ii 'o " we ii9'Ee' "
cation ana us secretary No'i'e Is therefore
given That the committee 50 appointed WIN meet
ia the senate Climber IN Montpelier on Nednes-
day November lo' at O'Clock 10 The evening
md "Il persons dcsring to he heard on That SUD
peer may then have an opportunity
IT, HOWARD htLloGG' jon He"''s O'"'
b. tmsHlE'iof HoN" tom
HhRnwcG.-Another change las been estab-
lished in the operation ofour railroad. The com
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

u MERRY's MrsEuM has been united to the
loufh's Companion, Of Boston--a union Of the
two oldest Of our youth 5 publications. Nathaniel
Willis, father OF ~ z. Willis, first published
the Compdnioa nearly FIFTY years ago--and, to-
day it is one of the sprightliest and most enter
prising sheets in the country,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

II Mossrs Churchill Watson & Co., OF Bos-
ton, having escaped the great fire, announce in
our advertising columns to-day that they have a
large and complete assortment of Foreign and
Domestic Dry Good, to which the attention of
our dealers is especially directed
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SENATE


= 80, 90 addition To rec ~, ch' ~ 3. So reht'
,ns w. ui-'i'-nle7 ol persons I'uhl lHl'Aioatel-
iVs' t 'o,-n'9s D. Ill.,. ,.n., p,,
nv ID incorporate 'Ne "N'''' my no'e'
o'e'P'n4,
NPt'tW oft.r'-Jo.ut I'- luton rehuhe 70
nnH H1'ufnm,nt Al"f Itmarks oy Mes,rs'
hlh'hIef hhd carpenter. Af' IiNtHiel moved 100
9n'onl; roy substituting lge-1'y We 1utn INST nv
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INST
MT Nc1zey alluded go tlc large amount OF I'M
P3flant un-'nc-' 'lill 300 t'c i"nd- Oh nnittees
Nhi'n were NOT yet fc"NN " ''P'''' "nl nehe'el
au 'A..'''V w ''o .''' "'' 'i''"' ~ ''
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Mf h'il'y o''e"ei i.. -i.a'' 10 ana a'9feu
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oc'l. er heAi 1905 nHH'i Gee NmcN1u'n'pr p'rol
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ellni,,'e 'ns one' nt nl 4lu 'le 'N.. u, lf
~ $780,, . r.,,Lii,, "A, fpit
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pA}meAl oi ordinary county VAiels,'' 'l'l u',teu
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800. 49, - ~
se.t 'n ien iieie'i 3l' gen. 'n 'ie l''"r on '',e
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

"A low lived scoundrel in Woodiord, has, after
stealing three head of line cattle and selling thop,
stole Of Jacob Harbour fine gay horse, and fled
for parts unknown
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

n What unspeakahle relief Is Afforded to the burn
In aud throbbing esh by single application ot that
unequaed halsain tor human brute suffering MCNi-
can Mustang Iiniment.n The tormcnung AID seep-
destroying pains Of rheumatism govt aud neuralgia,
aud painful swellngs, quickly yield 10 its emolent To-
huenoe u heals bruises eui scalds etc. with aston
ing ppdity. For strains, spring halt scratches sad
die collar and harness gals ms we'll rs the more serious
external malades Of the horse IL 10 swia and thorough
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

RHaiang "a ile Montpelier Post Offer, No,. 1884, ls52
LArfs-Airs Martha w. Ashley, Mrs. Z. l.. Adams
Ms Mary a. Cumminss Mrs Carolin " Gross, MIS-
Nancy q. CLARK, Mrs. RoNle COULD Nuah layes. Julin
Itmhlett-l Cora kinney, Dora Robinson Lncrtif
Rich Mary =. Town, Mrs j. y Weight.
GRNTLENEN Il. Beane, DR. 4. Il. chaplns, Freo
man Chase, $. NJ. Carey, Jo'eph Gerin g. W. Gates
Charles Levyens. Amos Laundry. W h MONT nneTy
VIM Mcintosh, Charles Mciumc, Il. W. Ordway, Rev
2, H. shaw, II. X. slayton. Chas. sinhorn-e, 4. VI
TOMS, j. NJ Nestglte
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

Roxaum. - The Council called at Roxbury,
November 9th, to advise in regard to the dis
mission Of Rev. \ Iadd from the pastoraic Of
the Congregational church there, voted unaAi-
molsly, that in view of the united feeling Of the
church and society toward Mr. Ladd, their desire
for the continuance of the relation, and pledge of
more hearty corporation with him in the future,
and the prospect Of continued usefulness on his
payt, the pastoral relation ought not to be sus-
pended The Council also adopted the following
minute viz
A" In our opinion, Brother Ladd deserves the
warmest commentator for his earnest and faith
ful labor, his self sacrificing devotion to the in
erests Of this church and society during the past
nine years and that be has done for them what
few pastors could do, in bringing them to their
present healthy condition, and in helping them
To build a neat and attractive house OF worship
We believe also that the church and society have
been relax in tho discharge of their pecuniary
obligations 10 him, and would earnestly recon-
mend that they be more prompt and punotual
hereafter in raising an1 paying their pastor =
salary"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

~ Mr.. phinney desires to say word about
periodicals. lie can furnish you with any book,
or periodical, published in the United States, at
publishers prices, delivered at his store free Of
postage. Those DESTROYS Of forming reading
clubs can be better Accommodated, and ut less price,
than by sending to publishers and paying pos
bge. Periodicals will be furnished 10 snbscri
bcrs for euy length Of time. from one month to
me wear
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

BaiNo rs YorR BiLs.-All parties having bills
against the village Of Montpelier are requested to
present them for payment at once, in order that
they may be paid during the present fiscal year,
which closes November 3Oth
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

TINS poRrLANp Il OopESsncRo RAILROAD has
taken of It's freight train. and now runs only a
mixed train, which leaves st. J1hnsbury for VOL.
colt in the afternoon on the arrival Of the Pas
sumpsic mail train up, and returns in the morn
ing 70 connect with the down mail A business
man Of S. Johnshury suggests the idea that the
freight traiu might have plenty u business his
winter, f the road wonli consent 10 bring in
wood tl ~ Iuln4hurv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

Lovers or Coon Music hardly need remind
ing that the Grand Musical Entertainment which
50 many are eagerly anticipating, given by Mr.. j.
d MANSFIELD, occurs on Thanksgiving Eve,
27th The best musical talent of this and other
pieces having rendered their assistance, tie pro-
c,-. selections from the most celebrated compps-
crs Sdci o concert will be not only worthy add
Of ercai interest to the people Of this place. but
viii also doubtless give 90 The performers an Or.
p1rtuniy TO know chat real art is never unappre-
oilted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-20

Senate bills reltrred.-S. l01, prescribing the
mode of serving writs against foreign express
companies 10 com. on judiciary.
S. los, to legalize the proceedings Of the First
meeting house society in Stowe to general com.
s. 1879, to authorize the town Of 81, Alhans to
aid in the construction Of u Court House in 81.
Alhans; to general com
ReD0rfs-from com. ON railroads, ~ hYOr oil
IL. sos, to incorporate the Bellows Falls and
Springfield Railroad Company with amendment
which was agreed to passed
From com. OF conference on H. lol relating
| In taking ice from Lake Champlain and other wa
ters in this State; recommending that neither oil
/ the words " monuments or munlments DC
used but that both be strlken from the BIZ leay,
ing only the word guards, which was adopted
and the amendment agreed to.
From COM on Judiciary, ii. lal, IN amendment
of the charter of the Passumpsc Cemetery ASso
citation, approved Nov. Is, 1870, by substitute
bill, which passed I'm an
From general com, in favor OF IL. 2l6, to pre-
vent placing debris in the rivers and streams OIL
this state passed cu Of, :.
From com. on railroads, in favor Of II ga :,
amend an act to incorporate the 81. Adams
: Lie Champlain Railroad Co, passed.
From judiciary dom, on H. AZ, to prevent th'
traffic in intox eating liquors. The following i
ia he House of Representatives,
The Committee on the Judiciary TO whom wa
/ referred House BIZ AZ, entitled an act 70 proven
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22

grown, and $404 so for the young. Ducks
a so. Geese $685. Turkeys $l2 for the
voung. and $24 for old. Good Western eggs
are lower and selling at 20023c v dozen.
TALLow-We note sale OF n tierces
Texas at sac p tb. The stock on hand is
fair, but the high rates of freight restrict t.11
sales. Ordinary is quoted at Sc; and prime
at 824 $50 p fb.
HIDEs-There is good demand for ex-
mort. and stocks are light. We quote: Green
hides 91ec q fb; green sailed lOc; dry saited
l50l6c: flint I6c. In city hides there 10 a
GOOD demand We quote: Steer hides city
with sales of 600 city slaughtered steers at
lie; 400 do green sailed kips at 1890 anu
$50 do do at lac y b.: we quote:
under 20 lbs I0l3e; kips, 90 to "a d Jos
lac; do 25 to 80 TBS ice; calf skins ";
country hides, flint 90 to % lbs 10 O l0c:
damaged half price. Ok horns DC apiece.
NAVAL SToREs-Owing to small receipts
and nominal stock spirits turpentine com
mands Csc f4 gallon. The demand TOR roam
is confined to the local trade, the want OF ton
mage restricting shipments. we quote paie
and virgin at SIS y Dbl; No. | at So 750 !;
No. 2 at 50 SO, and So p Dbl for common.
The market is bare of pitch, and the deal
ers ask $607 = Dbl. Tar is held at lOO I2c
f. gallon, with very little demand.
GOALS in moderate supply and active
demand. and prices have advanced.
Pittsburg is quoted nominally, at 60c
% Dbl by the boat load and $8 q
hhd zoe y Dbl to steamboats, 92e
thracite is retailing at ST. 30 q Is y ION
and American camel at 81 p Y bbl. NO
English camel coal in market.
SOAP-New Orleans brands are IN GOOD
demand, both for the local trade and Tor
shipment to Texas and Mexico. we quote;
Palm &c p fb; olive 6l3 07c; magnolia 312c,
and CASTLE I2c. A deduction of "A a 2le + ID
is ollowed on large lots. Cold water soap
l0c. and polishing Zoe T. ID; extra olive 'c
in round lots, and IA 0711c job.
MosE-The receipts have fallen OF, and
supplies coming in are readily takerat 2z2
as for gray and 50543 for country black.
CITY picked is dull at 60912c Y ID.
OAK SrAvEs-The stock on hand is large,
and few shipments are beng made on ac-
count of the scarcity Of tonnage. we quote
extra pine. culled. q 1900, delivered along
side Of vessel, $3.50; wine pipe $ll5 a l2g;
extra hid $l35 q 40; extra claret 500 q IO0;
/ Dbl $50, and key $40 a 49,
| ToBACCo-The sales to-day embraced 10
| hhls, of which at l214c and at Is, and :
hhd, All leans at l4a4c; also, on Saturday,
% birds at l213c. This was the sale to
which We referred in our report. Factors
report nC change in prices, and we continue
10 quote at 81 O912C Iol Jugs - u ~ ~
for low leaf, 1917 0ll41c for medium, II q
I212c for good, and l30l4c for tine and
selections.
FREIGHrs-We hear. of two vessels taken
up for Bremen to-day at ed for cotton. We
quote: BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool q a
sd to Bremen and Hamburg | Lice; to New
York SIC; to Boston @c. BY sail-Cot-
ton to Liverpool 34d; to Havre lac; to
Antwerp lac; to Bremen Esd; to Gothen-
burg 78d; to Genoa lac: to Boston 4sc;
tobacco to the Mediterranean sol.