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BOSTON MARKETS..

HzDSEsDAf jan ".
FLOuR-rho Flour market rem aims without
material change. but the demand has been quite
moderate aud the tendency o. Prices favor # buy
ers Fav0!ite br1nos Of Ial ground Flour are still
held with considerable hrnness. The sales we been
a. IS s. az ia Tor western supeTnue; = soc -
Tor common extras AID SIUs 80 Tor Milwaukee and
Minnesota extras, including choice bakers brands
White Wheaus have been se ling az s. z5Gs 50 for
Ohio InCiaua an Michigan; s. 5JH9 Is for illinois
aud s. all Tor st LOUIS including choice and Ia
vorits brands At the latter rate. southern Elour is
steady at 7Gi05OFDbl for common extras and
: Clce family Ia Corn Meal the sale. have been AZ
% 75a3 s5Robl. RS Flour has been takeu in email
lots at s5a5 75gbbl. In BucSwheat sales aEsi 75S
cwt.
cepis has oased OF since our last. There is steady
demand from the t-a1e with sales at 75G5c{Y bush
for We. tern ana sou bern yellow, and 76d7Sc fsr
Western mixed Oats are gu te firm and have been in
in demand at 55Is2 Rbusn Tor dark mixed and
choice white Rye 95cRnush. and quiet shorts
have been selling at So q ton; and hn0 Feed and
Middlinss at s32H Ioni
Provisions. There is arner feeling for Pork,
with fair demand from the trade. The sales have
heea at 81 81 a II so tor prime; SIS GOALS 50 Tor
mess; and SIS 50 ~ 10 50 Tor c ear In Beef no
change. 1hs sales have been at siO9i3ior mess and
extra mess; and & 10 for famly. lard a nesn
In very fair demand, wl,h selss q5s luc q ID for
city add Western. smoked Hams selling az I
di.c ~ 10. HoEs are nrtner, with sales 81 I64c q
r. but close cuiet al 20 Pib under these prices.
PkODUCEs There is = hrmer feeling Tor az choice
fall Bait =, with very small stock, but oJhsr
grades arc Null anu TCuAlu nQNl improvement K,
The sales have been at % N 3jsf choice aud ex.
ira fall diaries apd 20 a SOC 2 10 70 common and
goo1 Cheese remains steady and tru with a air
demand. The saies have been a. ~ a 4!e b lOr
factory, and 10 "a 3c for diaries. White Beans are
rather dull with mora fr9e arrivals. The sales o.
good medium at - and PeaS2 5JaI3 ~ Z bush o.
u quality yellow eyes are very scarce, and II
snail lots command extreue prices. Potatoes u
demand at IS n Csc = bush, with large shipments
South. Onions are selling at 81 80 p boil Eess are
s.arce and eJrtinuo sell at Al n f5e 2 do= P0ut
try has been ia fair demand at y "a lsc . p fol
turkeys ard chickens; ana geese rom " O l5c q u
WOOL Market for Wool quite drr, with a good
I demand from manu- ac .arsrs ant Dealers aad tn.
saiss have been At full prices The transaction IN
cpdes ,t0l 40 rs fleece and pulled. scd We quot
! sales Of 325U01 lbS Western, New York. Miohisa1
O6fo and Pennsylvania hseces At 65 a 1859 2 n
considerable Texas, Oregon and unWashed Wester
at 80 n SIS; snd super and pulled from co a 500 s
| ID Tub washed has been in demand a. 80 n $40
and coInbiny Wool has advanced to rs q 80 a Il.
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Board of Trade.
SPECIAL MEETING.

BURLINGTON, Jan. 10. 1872.
The Burlington Board of Trade met in sc-
eordance with the call for meeting, in the City
Court room, on Saturday evening, snd was
called to order by the President, Hon. Leyi
Underwood, at 80 O'Clock p. m.
The President,as one Of the delegates elected to
represent this Board in the Commercial Conven
ton held in the city of Detroit OF the 18th De-
cember last, made report, that business engage
ments prevented his attendance, but that he had
addressed communication to the Convention,
which had been read and ordered to be publish
ed with their proceedings, copy Of (which he
now transmitted to the Board, His report was
accepted and ordered on file.
Hon. c. G. Benedict made verbal report Ct
his attendance at the Detroit Convention, SIS =
delegate CT this Bosrd and CT the proceedings of
the Convention, In relation to the CaughnswsgA
Ship Csusl
The Board Of Directors reported the following
list II the standing committees of this Bosrd fol
the year ensuing-which upon motion Of DR.. B.
S. Nichols vas accepted and ordered on file.
On Banking, Currency snd Finance-C. W.
Woodhouse, J. Walker, W. l. Strong
On Msnuiactures-Pe'er Collier b. > Ni'hois'
a. y, T I.,.T ;ro5srvooi Law
renee Barnes, s. Beach
Commerce. c. Dodge, i. Smslley, Hen
~ ko!fe.
Supply and regulation Of water 49, Henry
LOOMS, Edward Lyman, Misl Davis
Lights-M. Noyes, I. H. Biodgeu, "iIsm
Crombie.
Streets snd sldewalks-L. Il. flsit, Geo. D.
StsnnaTd, Geo. H. Morse.
Pr H. o '''' 80 DN'''' 80
Taxation-G. G. Benedict, c. Blodget., T
Wales
y I ~ G.l3, u L. i-'-'''y' '-' "S'' --' ~"
upon 'n''''n Oh i'eui5 N''l'' ISL '-'
ue'' "a' reg l's.''' '' '0'i' ''' '''' USE % ''''7
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@gslla! yaljles.


Antpp,oi q, 1,ea-on
4,a-,- voa'd iie much m're e-r-f-lly aaas-e4
,.aa 10 Is g.; pisre1t and .Lo average If bu4.aa
lie iaag.hened by many year.. itcouloase sense and
delight OF experience we're accepted b. the uli @
,ersa. pa5is IS their medical monitor and zai-c
tie ts philosophy ofhealtl 81 simple. i, col..sts
81 -e.-ail.a- from iudulsences sr1 l.sp-uisuces
vLi,b impair tie vital forces s1d 80 Supplying Say
leaaeacy Of vital p5re- ana sas.ltu.i1uai v.-ar
tsat may eH.s.. by iari-orat.1s and Alternative
t-e,lns1- To reinforce ana regulate o Zee. .e SIS
lem AMI 70 prevent more Vigorous pay que from
yis'dnst 10 Unhealthy aat d-blHa,r, irlae1ce..
H,s.e..ers s,oza:h Filters is un luesaoaby ue
ulst potent oral. 3. -staoie purifiers. Asasauu
lan., g.; IS the pu-c7t ever adnilis-sres 10 medical
practice. ass toni- a1l s-anlcai1 the most i1f.li-
BIKE. a. SD alu a.Jls agent, the safest a1d surast
a-t as no ape lol5 SID ro-uiat.l- medicine, mild
and psi1less yet irres stlale. % is 81 protection
ss7.a.t disease sevry lili, lrd AL seas us ard is
rartcl srlY ee;lo'lus as % means q Irear-n.1-
Obs SIS s-e s-sns- rio ailments generated ty o Ia-
dang, u--eu..- -.les. here. Eel., .-s -ral. value
as1w winter tlli, AID isvlg -alr $50 cas p-eii-
posed o. lltigost On. houslsss clus- lstiou rlel-
m,tism or nervous heaaacao should ever Re WIKI
cuttt Fi-tl EilE 4. d certain class % c.11t-y
dealers a-s gary anxious 90 dose tl-.- cu .-1lers
with local htte-s o.G worthless or pcrrlc. lus
chl-a-tsr, vh.ea taoy represent O. Re equal or
superior &C. The great national tone the puo., .-
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Agricultural Society Of Chitteaden
County.

~ AIlAA AlAl a. DuNANA1 va SA4AeNNsA~NA
County.
Tie suuua meeting Of the Agricultural So
c'esy Of Chiusnian County ne; reTsusnt to cal,
At che junction House il Eefssx Junction,
Thu,riay Jsn. llth, 1872 Tie President, Hon.
=. J Crane, in the char.
On motion Of Z Van sieklen Of South B-g-
lington. The constitution and bylaws Of tie old
society Fere adopted IS The rules ofthis so;iety,
until new ones were slop.ei, (this sooie-y never
had ouy bylaws AMI Mesrs E Van sicklea,
Il B7osneil, W Writer'S. john i Mason, and
n NcseH, were appointed committee TO re-
yise anu report constitution and bylaws Cor
the society, at tie aczt meeting Of the Board Of
Directors
THEREFOR, OF ;hs Treasurer, John T. Smith,
wss suluitteI ana % as follows.
RECEIPTS.
%. C.. IS. lhcuse, i-cu ola Treasury SIS
From sac af tickets and from seats l7
From Il. n. Newell secl- ior -emaers
Frols E. ns-aan. sapt e5-rsats i6l5
FROM A. j Crane, ;og uemhera' --skat= $50
s--.-s
uisluEsfriEy-s.
samuel f5ler rent Of ground. aut ti-ass SAC
For music
For printing $3.50
Miscellaneous expenses 50
Endicot AID Company f'lfr diplomas 1925
$500
Leaving balance p the treasury or t5s1.7
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VTHE following described property was sisze1 BY
| Officers OF the Gus ON. for violation Of the
Revenue Laws Of the United States. to WIT
~ Burlington. g, Dec ls7i.-2 trunks, 44s3 yards
Pmuella
Any uers or persons claiming the property so
sol sed hereby notified T. appear within twenty
q avs from the first publication hereof and ie with
tie collector Of Customs for the District Of Vermont,
claim, stat NJ his her interest in the property
seized; also TO bond to the United States
in accordance with the proy sions Of the 18th Sec,
Ac; rs July, 1856. 6EO J. STANNARD,
Collector OF Gust ma.
Custom Housa District Of Vermont
Collectors Onl;e, Burlington, Il Jsn'y, 1872.
Jan l5-w3t
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PR0PaIErORs MgsTNG, or IHE PRoPRIEr0Rs OF
Tax TowN OF BrELISG1oy, CHiTTESDzS CoUsrr,

7
Tax TowS OF RCELISGI0S, CHirTESDzS CoUErr,
AND STATE OF VEnNoST.
g4T HEREAs application has been made to me
" by more than one siItoenth Of the Proprieiors
ofthe Town Of Darlington, County OF Chittsndsn,
state cf Vermont, 20 IN a meeting of the Pro-
pristOfs. These arc therefore to warn said PrOpri-
etOrs 10 meet the City Hall. ia the City Of Bur
lingtou, on the fourth dav Of March neat ensuing,
% act on thu following articles, WIS
lst To choose a Moderator to govern said meeting
ii. TO choose PropretOrs CLERK, other officers,
II necessary.
Sd. To chooses AMI authorize an agent to Ind their
undivided lands and other property, u secure,
recover and OBTAIN the by suits at Law, or 10
equity or Otherwise ana prosecute defend their
ri4his In any suitable manner, 10 executs any
conveyance, TelsiSe, discharge, or any other in
s.ruuelt proper and desiranle FOR their interest.
4th To decd Il they will divide their lands or 9TH
er property into sevsraltF, dispose ef the sams
by sale or othersiss, and 10 appoint q committee
70 act for the purpose.
5th To provide means To defray expences accrued
or aecruing by tax or otherwise
9th. TO DO any other business deemed necessary
when met.
Given under my hald at aid Burlington, the 18th
Gay OF January, ls72.
JOHN b. HOLLENBECK,
Justice Of the Peace.
jan fS-W5.
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vEanorr PnARnAorrroAl A..oslAnos..

VERMONT PHARMAcEUrCAL AssoCAroS.-
We have received the proceedings Of this Ascot
alton a. It's second snnual meeting, held At Rut-
land, October llih Itiss handsome pamphlet
Of tAirty-.so pages lrom the Herald press.
aud consists Of the minutes Of the meeting, the
address Il thl President, Dr. Case, Of Brandon,
various papers presented By different members,
constitution, bylaws, etc. We are glad to
note the interest in improvement in phSrniacy
winch seems to exist among druggists IN this
9'Ae' Public siisu,ion has been reused more
thSn oaee in the last few years by mistakes &C.
curing N ily-cansgei drug stores, which have
resulted fatally. Ia number Of States the
feeling has been 80 strong that laws have been
passed, requiring certain amount Of eff .;oncv
in person dispensing drugs. It's fair to ,.y
that no class have quicker seen the necessity. or
more actively favored such laws. than the ma
jority Of druggist Ia anticipation o, the time
when sush will be necessity in our State. and
for the purpose Of mutual Improvement. ,bis
society IVES formed. From the report. W.
should judge tast it has awakened the spirit Of
pTogress. and Is itself in prosperous condition
WHITEHALL TRANSFORMATION COEPAgY.-At
MEETING Of the Whitehall transportation co,n-
PAny' held al their ofhce in Whitehall, Tuesday.
lle iOllOxin, ,,a-,t,-.,.. -. xf..t.5 f..
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The session will be held in the Court House

Thursday is the Goth anniversary of the birth
dsy Of Daniel Webster. He died in 1852. 1t is
seven years yesterday since Eissrd Everett
died
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The Burlington Meeting of the State
Board Of Agricultnre.

Average Temperature ~ inc week, %. n !:
Of same week january l-9l, l. &c Barometer
mean height, q 81 inches.
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sherman's band, Of winOOski. give a concert
in the Town Hall st Essex Centre, Friday even
ing. Muuson's orchestra assists ard Misc Katie
Storrs IL 10 siug
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AFrERsoos-2.30.


l. Paper by Professor s. W. johnson. Sub
ject &c Rotation Of Crops followed by dis
cussion.
2. Paper by Professor Peter Collier, Secretary
Of the Stste Board Of Agriculture. Subject
Commercial Fertilizers"
EvESIYG-7.30.
l. Paper oy Rev John Newman. D. D., of
Poultney. Subject: Agricultural Ethics"
>. Paper by Henry Lane. ESQ, Of Cornwall.
Subject " Pear Culture in Vermont
3. Paper by z. Z. Jameson, Esq, Of Irss-
burgh. Subject 50 0rchardng"
Other valuable papers have been promised,
which will be presented if time permits. Dis
cushions will be In order sitter eson of the papers
presented.
The session will be held in the Court House
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The Manchester Journal states that several
Of the young ladies who attend the Seminary a.
that place, treated the young gentlemen to leap
year ride on Saturday evening last The weather
Wss exceedingly cold, and the young ladies de-
serve credit for their success in keeping the gen.
tlemen nice and warm during tie long ride to
Dorset and return, which latter event occurre'i
just before Sunday pu. in m appearance.
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Means VILE, W.. Deo.. 1871.
DR. s. v. SnYrH,l
Burlington, Vt
DEAR sIR,-Hsving been bensGtsd by y .ur pro
fassonAl skin. DO not hesitats 10 recommend you
to othsrs who may be suffering with ehron!, all
msnts. One year ago vas afflicted with ca.srrhs
al affection, accompanied by al liberated sore
throat. soesaltei aa4 Vas treltei b. regular
physicians bu: received little or no benefit
Finally las: spring, sought yolr opinion Of Ey
case, which was such az to laaucs me % place ny
self under your tseatmen'. single operation.
followed up BY your prescribe treatment, proved
saal,ient to rom5vs TIA disease and is distressing
effects. Several months having elapssi .la'e vas
your patient, rsgar4 the cure a. permanent.
Accept ny sincere thanks FOR the sis nAl benea:
received, whiea attrlosto 70 your superior medical
skill
Respectfully y0uTs,
PHILIP h. GLEED-
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Ecpal ]gotites.


DAVID TIKI MA ~ - ATE
STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
DISTRICT oFcHESDEs B.tFet Of Y Cb ,te egr e
To The ers and all persons interested in the estate
o. David Trumsn late Of Milton, in said
District, deceased.
GREETING
VGTHEREAs, application hath been made TO
w this Court In writing. by the Administrator
or tho es ate OF salt deceased praying for license
and authority 70 sell the real estate Of said
deceased setting forth the Elm that It would be
bene eis 20 the heirs and all persons Interested in
san estate 20 sell the whole Of the real estate OF
said licensed ami all the heirs Of said estate IL
this sac having consented 70 such sale.
Whereup0n the said Court appointed and as
signed the % day ofte ruary, AD.ls72at the Pro
bate Court Rooms ia said District, 70 hear and de-
eide upon said application and petition, and ordered
public notice thereof @ be given 20 all persons inter-
estsd therein, by publishing aid order, together
with the tins ard place OF hearing. three weeks
successfully In the Burlington FREE PREss a news
paper which circulates in the negh0orhOod of III SO
persons interested N aid estate, all which publ
cations shall De previous q the day assigned for
herring.
THEREFORE. YOU are hereby notified % appear be
fore said Court az the time and pia,e assigned then
and there in saiu Court, 10 your objections 70
the granting such license. II sou see cause.
Given under my hand,at the Probate Court Rooms
This l4t1 day Of Jsuuary, 4. j. 1872.
3iwlw 7. z. WALES, Judge.
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VERMONT NEWS.


ADDISON COUNTY.
"A movement is on foot in Shorehsm to c1nsoli-
dSte a number of school districts, aud establish
graded school.
The donstion at Martins Hotel, in North
Ferrisburgh, on the Sd instant, cleared one hug
dred and thirty-one dollars and eleven cents
1t is said eight couples have been married in
Hinesburgh, in az m1ny Weeks, and more will
soon be reported.
The Addison County Agricultural Society met
at Middlebury on Wednesday OF this week, to
elect officers and arrange prize list for 1872
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
A dog. cat. rabbit, aud brood of chickens,
constitute & happy family" on the premises
OF q Sir. Brimmer, OF Bennington.
The population Of Bennington village is
/ 1855.
newly married man lately went into a gro
| Gerry store in Bennington TO make his frs: par
chase CT Housekeeping requisites. The memo
rsndum he gave to the merchant called for four
/ ounces Of ssiarstus, one pound Of nutmegs sni
quart Of coffee grounds 1t takes time and
| practice to make pster-fsmias.
The spool factory, in Bennington, has shut up
/ for short time only.
A naieye correspondent Of The Bennington
/ Banner writes from Lsnigroye: g We have
/ preaching here, once in good while" Moth
/ ing Ike being definite
/ J. L1uergan, Of Bennington, mss strawberry
[ plant Which, since Las; sumner, has blossomed
1 six dnes 1t vas taken up from the fields last
sntumn, aud has been kept IN the house IS Curl
osity, 10 sec Whist u would de-
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
| Rev Z. D. Hopkins ani wife, Of St. Johns
/ bury, recently celebrated eir silver welding.
There was right sma shock Of an earth
/ quake At 81 Johnsbury, O.. fuesisy e7ening. st
/ shout O'Clock
/ The Psssumpsie Railroad have commenced the
/ construction Of fifty new freigh, cara, 81 their
shops, in Lyndoayills
There have been several cases Of cheese pois-
+ oning N 81. Jodasblry.
Aceiien,- ars in order "a Sheffield Within
| few days, Mrs L2ban Bradley received severe
bruises from tsil on plank walk in a she'd
/ Franklin Gray fell down stairs, whereby he ia
1 disab ed Tor some tue-MrF Morrill, Jennsss
/ fell upon the ice, emitting a severe cash in her
/ heal, and taken up insensbe.-jesse Simpson,
q very bad cat upon the foot while cboppin2,
and came near teclinS 20 death.-Uo Tuesday
morning isst, John le-glsou, Vas thrown from
a slei inf broke bo.h the bones ia one leg.
Ta5 house and ou;-5uiIings Of J. s. Fi1ell.
/ E.q, ID e5nh Whee,ock, we're burned on
/ FhcsT-
Esssx c5Uyrf.
A temperance trzsm has swept through The
/ village Of Island Pond, and prostr.ts} some six
OF o'gh; lQuor dealers with fines
IANouLE COUNTY
The slssliug vss never better than nov 10
A..
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HA6AS'5 MAGNOLIA BALM GIVES TO rHE Cox
PLExtos rHz FszsHSEss or YourH.
Hsgan's Magnolia Balm overoomes the flushed
appearance caused BY heat, fatigue nad exctsmsnt.
1t makes the Lady q forty appear bu. twenty and
go natural and pereat that person detect It's
application. BY lie use the toughest akin Is made
to rival the pure radiant texture Of youthful beauty.
1t removes rednsss, blo:ohss, aad pmplss It cor
tains nothing that will iuJars the skin in the least.
Magnolia Balm lie us,d By al fashionable ladies in
New York London and Paris. 1t costs only IS cents
per Bottle. ami is sold by all Draszists and Per
funers.
No. -ltsvsw
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PKuGEAMME


2.80 p. n.-opening address, by Hon. jno. ".
Stewart, Governor Of Vermont.
The remainder Of the afternoon will be cccu-
pied with the following pApers
l. Paper By DR.. Hiram Cutting, State Geo
loglst Of Vermont Subject Economic value Of
the Various Metallic Ores OF Vermont.
2 Paper by J. t. Manly, Esq, OF West klt-
land. Sutjsot The Deposits Of Marble IN kat-
land County, With Hstory Of the I,rble In
3ustrv OF Vermont and Statement Of ComParS-
tive Valuea.
3. PAPER by Hon. Roswell Fsrohem, OF Brad
Srd. VI Subject Copper M;res and Mining
q Orange County, W.
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Fms AT PFBEIys vILlE.-Tbe ula 81 Cook.
Taylor s. Son, ~ Cp7sr F&ls, vcra destroyed By
FIRE Sunday night Insured for $1,000 As
there vas uc Gre usei in the mills during TIC
day, The Ere is supposed TO be the work Of en-
Incanlisrr
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Considerable religious interest
is manifested In this town st the preseut time
A little three year cid child Of Webster Skin
ne-. v.s neriously. If not fatally burned las,
Friday. by falling into pail Of not water.
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Cst,s-FrJ-l the Northern trains sc note arrivals
o. ID head Of csttic. 10 n excess u last week
There is this week less Chic ~ Dress beef 60 con-
tend against. So only one car load cime tar ugh,
and this IT, a r. zs1 condition, Everything has been
favorable for tho sale OF cattle, when mislt not
a.4Iu happen during the year. tlly aG cheers had
IA OUT the ast weeks sock remarkably we'll ana
took hold OF Northern cattle, the supply from the
West vas sight DOeaIefs seeing their advantage
were ~ on l.Fing prices. ami no 70 t7y c5s E oh-
Ia ned Or u Sc 4 % advance dressed 77cighfi
1u- we look io- reverse u X week. "a "a differ
suee IN the q tc OF the market to-day eld sOEe
a-o to-day when the ois' ase1 cattle panic was all
the rage. ana ou.l $50 Northern catte arrived and
comnsrltivo.y n0 d-Eaaf. p. R-iori sold oxen ~
S, q b Dress weight. dress 1 jos ca n oxen for
So az So q ih. dress wei sht COWS eu1 bull at
&C b. %. cree. weight. r Brady sold % and
3 year old steers from Y. Hoyie's farm las- WI
ter Uou-ht hy Charles Merrill at that TINE and fed
since q cssed $50 rs brouz ht vors merry Do, ?
d-e-- weight p Acams sod oxen AZ &c r. e.
shrink 2oKen at CSC z 10 90 shrinS. G v Bailey
soId the c1snpion bull, from x Jos4!n's farm,
Wait fe a. VI. weighed 2s0O lbs At home ] 5ar-
gent sold oxen ana GERS at &c Y dress sight
shsep-We count 64I2 sheep. against 1891 last
week There wasn good fair demand At previous
prices hut no excitementin the sheep trade r NJ
f0rt So d 81 sheep &C s. heal. Capt Armst -on =
sold 900 sheep, average 79 lbs. At a., 70. II PAtt
SD SD Canals sheep ~ &c G. To- average go ibs 4
b kverili sold 80 lambs az &c % average 63 To-,
/ luf sheep at % 4, 10, av-7aGe Sd lbs. B Sargent
sold % heep average IS h., a g &c z b. II GIL
/ Id 100 sue-p, avera &c 50 rs az ii & p 81 q
Wood Jr so 60 sheep, average ~ bs, az &c e b
Poaltry-Live poultry supply is again light ei z
confined to 0uiy few crates. and the best pre- RS
dealers could cot t1-lay WIS l2tc y II. We quote
I extra at f2ic s. % Pr ne 70 m i2tc GOOD. lli 81
] II &c poor 20 medium lie 2 r..
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[By Telegraph
New York Money and stock Market.

Nav YoRK, Jan. II.
MONEY easy at Ar per cent, closing at sac per
cent. Currency is pouring in from all parts, and
banks Offering to lend National Bank notes for
FIVE days free of interest provided borrowers return
legal tenders.
STERLING EXCHANGE dull ut IOei9l09i
GOLD steady at 1885, GlU9. Carrying rates 5T2
per cent Borrowing tat. Clearings S<3, 00,00,
GOVERNMENT strong and higher.
STATE SECURITIES stro z ana higher.
STOCkS-The stock Market has shown more
speculative buoyan,y than at any time for months,
ana stocks advanced on large transactions rrespec
tive Of the intrinsic worth OF stocks. Since one
O'Clock call aOout 10000 shares Of Union Pacific
have changed hands. Tne features of the dsy
were Pacific Mail, Union Pacific, Northwestern,
\ ledo and bash St. Paul, Western Union ana
Baoabal and st. Joseph. Advsn es ranged from a
TO II per cent WHOA was followeI by a reaction
later In the day. when some speculstors sold their
stocks and accepted Inviting profits Of advance.
U. &. 6s Isl cOup-..-ll5t Do. 1867 reg. July..li2
D. 8. 81 COR. "a .IInt In4n cnrn-...-.-. LID
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disabled soldiers or their families Fi'eabsrg
paid last year 1861.