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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

WORTHY OF NoTE. AN exchange says there
is scarcely day passes that we do not hear,
either from persons coming into our Office or
la some ether way. OF the success OF JoHSsoSs
ASoDYSE LIsIMEsT In tho cure OF Coughs pnd
Colds, 20 prevalent about town just now
Com
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY. No family should be
without some efieacbous remedy for the cure
Of affections so universally prevalent as coughs,
colds, sore throat, whoopng. cough and crowp
some remedy, too, which can be relied on M
safe, sure and certain. DB. WIsrARs BAIsAM
90 Wild CHERRY combines the.desideva tum.-
Com.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

How UNNECESSARY THE ANGuIsH many per-
sons undergo from rheumatism, govt, neural
gia, toothacae and eanche. Netay unneces-
TANG I1yIuryT IA the affected part, or q few
drops of il in the ears or tooth, affords ipstan-
taneous, and what Is better permanent relief
For cuts, wounds, bruises, s~ellings, and all
Injuries or, diseases which require treatment
externally, this liniment If everywhere regard.
ed as the most not nj and reliable healing agent
in existence. For al externa! inlurlss, or all
ments Of horses and cattle II Is ihiailD!e'-
Com.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

Eprzoorro EpIroR Nearly every man
has y for this disease ana we S gse
horses ~ 81, J. ~, and have known our rene
dies used ia many and il ina all bo with Sh
in a vel, 49, Istad stable feed on brau and
soft food eenerally (apples aud vegetables are
good ana give Of a as sp aoaT ,h Bs,
times daw law , III will act just as on humanity,
cause the horse r.tS to throw off the mucus and
thus ss i-.n, hi If GsHse Pain h K give
/ o.. Ps;g K;IIer 10 pint of warm water
sveetened with moasses Civ, e, Of s this one Or
two swallows at time, ron the bottle; The
tse dsench 80 ~ pain Killer will be Of great ser
yss qns. md heal sl Ss irra IL Sss Bssae
where ali ait ~ horses have been sick, we know
OF no treat me that has given quicker Or mofe
sure relief which s ssGd a is mon i ' ss
sSv;se an 't te ~ lie remedies. They can be
had from most INV drug store. J. n. H. & Co.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27
ONs MPTIvRs. RE
ALIENS LUNG BALsAN

Would you cure that distressing Cough and bring
back that healthy vigor till lately planted IN ur check
you would. do not delay tor. you aro aware Il
viii be too late
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

Like lightning are the miraculous cures
effected with FLAGd's INSTANT RRLiEP. Aches
Pains. Sprains, Bowel Complaints, ETC., cannot
exist IL this great mediciBe is used. Relief
warranted, or money returned.-Com.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

For COUGHS COLDS and THROAT Dis
ORDERS, use BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs,
having proved their efficacy by test Of many
wears Com
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Medical Biunders.

Mormon Secrets sent free. Address AN
DREW HENLEY, Omaha, Nebra ska. Com.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

CRIsrADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE is the most
sure ana complete preparation Of its kind IN
the world its effects are magical, Its character
harmless, its tints natural, its qualities endur-
ing Com,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

If I'VE can benefit the readers OF TINS paper Dy
recor,mending P,Rsoxs PuBGATlvE Pills to
be the best ant,-biious medicine in the conn
try, we are willing to do so. We have had
about as good chance to know as any one
Com
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

Is yonr hope L has been tried by thousands such AZ
you. who have been cured many, in their gratitude
have left their names u us. that suffering humanlt,
read their evidences aud believe Don't erporiipen,
with new aud untIied mrtgres-you can no, AFFORD IL
but Try ut once this Invaluable article II IL warrRnter
10 break up the most troublesome Cough in er hour
II not Of TOO long -tsndlug. i Is warranted 10 give
entire satisfaction in all OF Lang and Throat I'M
eultes. As an Espectorant. 1t has no equal.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

nnnT AGENTS and other Canvassars now at
QIIIIH work, can learn how to increase their in
InII n come SIS sure without interferin e
UVVAA with their regular Csnvsssing by addressing
T. n REEA l39 ghth ST., n Y.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

THE SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN. DR. j.
Walker is achieving an eminent distinc-
ton rs a beneiactor of bis species. Some
stigmatizc Ill patent medicines with the
odious epithet of quackerv But DR..
| WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIrTERs
have the endorsement OF the medical
profession. The editor can conscien-
tiously and cordially recommend the
medicine, because he knows he has found
great benefit from its use. For nearly
twenty years be has suffered from do
rangement of The stomach, And though
the dlseaie mas become chronic, he has
already OBJ Gained great relief from this
remedy. A physician left at his death
large volume, carefully sealed. and sup
posed to contain fund Of medical know.
ledge. On being opened, it was found
to contain only this simple advice
"Keep your heau cool, your feet warm
and your bowels OPEN" But there is
whole volume in this maxim. VINEGAR
BIITERs act as mild cathartic, leaving
the sy stem in a healthy condition. X.
II. Mcdonald an experienced druggist,
associated with DR.. Walker, is man OF
thorough integrity and practical know
ledge of the art OF compounding medi-
cine. They have valuable medicine.
and they know how to bring it to the
knowledge of the public by iudicions adj
vertiseing. We are happy to give them
our happy Endorsement, and bid them
God speed in relieving the ills to which
flesh is heir. -Loci7rood ta'onisf, Dec.2o,
1870
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27
Address THE sun. New York City

Best and Oldest Family Med vcgntsbe =
IHapy,c snd iTor,cMfor Dyspepsia. Constipation.
Debility, Sick esdache, Bii.us Attacks, and al
derangements Of Liver, stomach and Bowels; Ask
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27
A CHALLENG e

j. extended to tho world 10 place before tho public
better Cough or Lung remedy than ALIENS LuNG
BALSAM
VERIFY II HAIB No E.UAI
rnSs uprIyEa mr.. IA,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

The CALIFORNIA INDIANS. The Modoc
Indians have retreated TO Wright's Cave.
on the southwest side Of Tulc Lake,
Oregon, with their children and squaws,
and have laid in good supply of pro-
visions. The cave Is situated on the
high table land and covers about three
acres. 1t has an underground entrance,
narrow and easily guarded. II is calcu-
lated that fifty Modoc warriors, with a
number from the Pitt River and Sc, e. al
Piutes with them, are fortified there.
SO far fourteen settlers have been killed
in the war; Four hundred troops are
now in the field, besides volififeers.%
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

DECIDED. The fate of the seventy.
five suits pending in the United States
Circuit Cont, at New York, brought by
bankers and brokers against ex Collector
Sheridan Shook for taxes collected from
them, and involving about 5000, 900,
was decided by test case before Judge
Woodruff, in which decision was given
i'll favor OF the defendant.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

Luso COMPLAINTS. BRoScHrrIs, ASTHMA. &C. are
speedily relieved, and II taken in time, permanently
cured BY DR. james Expectoran. You will also find
|, a oer,'n cure for Coughs and Colds.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-27

21O M EACH wEEK--AGESTs WANT
AIRS free. j. WORTH. ST. Louis, Mo. Box .4sl.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
Live so that oil things him move
To love. tn love"

The career Of wather Won der vogelweidc was Iouch
more dpnaed He appears to been more lovely as
man than even as a poet and artist; though Got'red
Won strassburg singles Walther as tue eauer oi III
the mnne-sng, nghtiugales. He wooed bis love- Win
b pure heart, fervently. lie sang TO her'
"Had not Of JOY my part
Built upon thee. dear hearts lOVe'
some way out OF Z could DC shoWh
But, since all my veal thOu art,
And my 10y and worth eer tniOVe
And still rests in thee alone
Should now my heart tearffom tnee, dearest
I'd but hurt myself the nearest
This surely, were not wisely done
Yet should'st thou, blessed woman, Keep In
How long rye greved for thee alone"
Tbose songs OF the old minnesinger lose greatly by
,ransaton yet even the rather crude English version
some Of them are extremely quaint and delicate. For
instance here is one by Christian Won Hainle;
THE MEADOW.
wish the flowry meadow could but utter
Like won parrot in the glass 49,
And tell me how II felt and gan to huiter
When to-day my love did pass,
And plucked flowers, glorious mass
From its field, whilst onward airlly mtthg
Her sweet feet trod its grass
Sir Meadow since you felt such wondrous pleasure
Where that time my lady went,
With white hands gath'ring your fowry treasure,
And gathering, lowly DER them bent
O, Sir Meadow, do consent
And let me now place my feet where, quitting
My love left the grass down-bent
Sir Meadow ~ you but at our next meeting
Persuade her 20 relieve nav woe,
Her naked feet you often shall feel beating
Your fields, for there / II ask her 20;
Then you'll neer be hurt by snow;
And IL she send me a kindly greeting,
Green like your clover my heart VIII grow!
Or read this other " Love Song" by Duering:
Alas time still does pass from us
The amOr0us
Songs of the birds have vanished
The cold and frost make al things dead.
WHITTIER has fed
The bloom OF flowers and roses reds
Where are the dewy meadows and the tree-top's
shady towers
Alas the frost has all destroyed.
There is void
OF manyjo that erst4were ours.
But me hurts neither frost nor snow,
For well know
A laughing mouth-ah me, so'sweet!
1t opens like new blown rose
And redder glOws
Than any rose the sun doth greet.
1t is my loved lady's and could forget her pray
She bringeth happiness most rare;
Her body fair
Is my perennial Easterday.
--Who'er saw such a maid afore
To the sea-shore
Youth find none like her, none so fair.
-'Ts she for whom my heart doth pant.
Could she relent
And love me. ah, how rich were
Her glads0me eyes would brighten my life with loves
own glare;
For her great beauty so begues:
On whom she smiles
Forever is relieved OF care
In this book you will find more about the MinnesinCer
than think has ever before been given in small
pass The spirit of the life and the work OF those
derful old mnstres of the morning is here distilled foI
you as from thousand expressed single droI
of priceless odor 1t is work which those who would
traverse the history of literature by easy and pleasant
stages should be sure TO read. L. G. VI.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKNG-HoUsE OF FISK & HATCH,
No. Nassau-st., New-York, Dec. >, /


No. Nassau-st., New-York, Dec >, 1872.
We receive DEPOSITS and allow interest on daily
balances, issue interest-bearing CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT make COLLECTIONS in all parts of the United
States and Canadas and execute orders at the Stock
Exchange for INVESTMENT STOCKS AND BONDS.
We buy and sell. as usual, GOVERNMENT, CENTRAL
PACIFIC and WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS, and espe-
cially recommend TO the attention Of investors
the SIX PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
of the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO r. X. COMPANY, which
are issued either coupon registered, in denomina-
tons of $780, $500, and $1,000; interest is paid in
gold May and November. The smaller denomina-
tions are nearly exhausted and of the $1,000 bonds
we have only a small supply remaining. AT their
present price they yield per cent income in
gold
This great work is about completed; there are now
400 miles finished, and only about 20 miles re-
nam TO unite the Atlantic tide waters to the Ohio
River valley by tn, shortest and easiest raI route
posaible.
Tho quantities of white oak poplar. pine, walnut
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

and other valuable tinbers; the camel, splnt and
bitnnous Goals the varieties of iron ores the lime.
stone, salt and other products render the route n
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad probably tho
most attractive location for coal-mniae. iron
making and kindred manufactures aud industries
in the United States.
The company have at considerable expense, caused
geological suryey 70 be made Of the roate Of tho
road by Prof. Ridgway. Copies Of bus valuable Re.
port. with map and also a pamphlet containing the
latest information IN reference 20 tbe present condi
ton and future prospects Of the road can be had On
application at our Office. FISK q HATcm.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
TUESDAY, Dee. 5 p. ".

TUESDAY, Dee. 3-r ".
The movement in the stock market to-day
was characterized by extraordinary features The
course OF prices Irregular though In making com
parisons traces of wide fluctuations found except
in few cases. and these changes do not represent
large business. The market opened firm, and de
clined TO per cent at the first board, after which
weaker feeling became apparent, the decline ranging
from To u per cent The greatest change in Pa.
cfc Mai, which tumbed from Is 500, but rallied
point 80 in laer dealings Union Pacific fell OF from
3 to Sti and Western Union from 7 10 5s the decline
IN the other shares having been 10 1 per cent TIE
market gained in strength nc the l o'clock session
OF the Board, Union Pacific ralyng to 3I and the re-
mander OF the hist advancing TO the full prices current
at the opening, In many Harlem was proml-
nent feature In the late afternoon dealings the stock
making quick run up from lis Inc reased deal
ings. Investments were quiet and firm, the miscel-
aneous list dull and express stocks, lower In United
States, which receded from sii TO Sas. The opening
highest, lowest. and closing prices Of stocks to-day
were:
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

FREIGTs-The scarcity Of greatly restricted
but the Of the market strong IN the line thes
erpoo by steam dl6i highest
immediate bales 1-l6dd
sd London By sail 1900 huh od
boxes Bacon by
OF LOCO hence aTrr
Norwegian bark. reei
Tor orders with $500 qr Grain az - I'D British tark az
Sydney Australia with
German bark Of 80 uns register hence TO the Conte1 drect .A
stav private terms
FRUITS-Laer Ra.ns good demand .,s
81 l2 Loose Mucaiel DO unchanged hoIs
~ & Valencia dull az sic. 100 SeedN - s.
dull but steady Turkish Pnss With sas
per arrived SIC Ctron dull and 20 bali
LeghOn generally Dates
Figs II ec ami sspnes 5s alse goh for a. bass and e.
do forses Almonds quoted at sle for lcas Tarrgons si,
and Lsnguedoc 1OtG
70 mNo Midings s25; 20 No MddinV S24 C1
'eed S2id SIS 80 10 Medium Feed S2id s. "a n No
Feed, s2fd $.S Rye Feed $250 $2t y tan of 2foO H.
FEAIHEkS-The ieb
GRANH0ten OF Spring Wheat disposed the demand.
ght sell,
the market closes spring asd y, dssnt
chiefly for export Winter stronger and fsf demand;
the sales 1890 bush at clio FOR Ne. ? chicago
Sprug apl Northwest. ~ S3G 81 IS pr No MI
Red IS for White Michigan; ~ IS for Cub Cs 81 70
for Mixed enesee and 300 BUSH No Chicago ~ A. sB g0o
bush No g. 81 40 Barley is finn and fairly active 81 sNo
Good No 2ChcgO Soc and 81 10 for Canaa and 100
500 bush CITY, 81 o. time Oats dul AMI Tho rade boh
od the 80 900 bush New Ohio hIed s2Gt2 White
55 1oic Rye knn bat quiet sales. 40 bash Stse s
without Important change, demand lesa chiefly r
New plenty aud eti that from h West In sue
condition. the sales bush
Western lelOs at este Southern White 7c Js, ielou se
COMPARATIVE siocS % GRAIN NEWroEK AND wAks'
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
The day's business at the u. s. suU-Trcasury was:
We anna closlng ra.es of foreIgn exehange !:

The Gold Exchange to-day appointed committee Of
thirty Of It's members represent that institution at the
funeral OF fr Greeley tomorrow. 1t also voted to
adjourn the room at p. The money market worked
active and stringent from tho start, when lG to l-32 was
paid by borrowers call In the afternoon the quota
tons had risen TO 1G the final rates being TO lS2 In
discounts there Is nothing new to note.
Government bonds have been firm, with an advance
on Isj7s 10 llGl. The business, as usual OF late was
small and the offerings limited Fisk Hatch report as
follows, 40 p. IN;
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

GuNSl BAGSIhe market qaiet bat sor
al lsic
GUNNY CLoTHShe mqairy has been only limited and prees
steady; small sales AZ l0e.
GNssAGTb nsreI dull and Romna unchanged, aasss q,
81 OS III 10 for prime Root
0UANOTheTe light inqu for Peruvian prices, ell
for Guanspe $50 for Chuchs.
DkS-fle demand Tor Dry Hides ha. moderate ssf
without quatsbe change naud 10,
et Salled HIDES hn1 tar arE Hides
steady With 2r inquiry Receipts for The have been ~
Hdes and O bales on - bSt Hides psfis
Total go 1856 Hides and a6 bales follows Baenos Ay~s,
wisand 31 iron RIO Gnde per Bs l2!li non UOdsd Bot
yar Angurai 1919 santa A1rtI &c, Zultka 40 nVm
Singapore per hon Castle loo nom Aspinvs 80 hum sn traa
csco Soah Americas Ass ndanca Caruei sls< rem
Galveston ,ye Bas from New Orleans Western Neopos
atoJ om Newrvss City AusB go from New Orleans pea
Geo CronSel @ Savannah Montgomery I feH ssses
eearie ports 10 bales om caeui'~ sssrng 's.s ss
the s3 inst have bcn 1880 hides TO eaes issss:
500 Basnos Ayes itaTs aiS TO- 81 He. ssb sss<sssi
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
Ncw DnbIitatlons.
lust PUBLISHED.
THE STANDARD LIFE OF DICKENS.
THE SECOND VOLUME OF
n,1rr, L II,I, ~, On lI ES nINErNg


THE SECOND VOLUME OF
TIE LIFE OF CHARLES DICKENS.
BY JOHN FORSTER
Author Of Lie Of Lanior" Life o. Goldsmith etc.
COVERING THE PERIOD OF Isa-las2
WITH TWO PORTRAITS PROM STEEL AND ILLUSTRATIONS
AND FAC.SIMILES
I2mo. Bound cloth, 81
Edition Of volle ready Prce Uniform with that Of Vol H.
OF all men living Mr. Forster the beet qualified to be Charles
Dckens's biographer."-lPhla Press
thousand touches ha. only be inspired by clos, intimacy
and the hearty sympathy friend with friend here by Of the
subes and powerful literary artists Of the time given marvel
ouy vigorous picture whose real portrait all the wor will be
glad to and will be better for seeing London Examiner
shoud remainder Of the WORK equal be frt volume in excellence
satisfactory Of Dkens be looked for
generation. .'-lLOudOn Standard.
'rhe publication Of Mr.. Foers h volume viii slmosS
great surprise the world the d. appearance Of the t sior
for the subject Of the biography. Nov for the
r learned The Of the individuality belong
ing all Of Dickenss really great novels Daily News
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o receipt Of price by
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New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

Bankers.
We Oi'rr 10 investors tho
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRAN b. -
of The
NoprHERy PscfFIc RAILROAD CoMPtNY.
Attention Is called 10 the ample real estate -ecuty
on which these Bonds are based. il aGdiJ0n 10 the
uruai guaranty OF - first MORTGAGE or the Road. its
E0liumenfs and TraHc. The Lands Of the Company
thus far sold have realized 90 ~ per acre.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
Ant LLe foIIowIng for eIty hanL s.oeL.

Railroad bonds were firm on a moderate business.
Central Paccs sold at 1909 aiO1 Union Pacific Firsts,
s9 Land Grants 49, G7s9 Incomes. 81; Chicago and
Alton Firss. Harlem Firsts, lCO; Erie Fifth, eX-
interest 90; Boston, Hartford and Erie Frsts 42i 943
and Milwaukee and st. Paul Is, gold, ssb 09s The
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

In state bonds the business was uuimporant. and the
only change in quotations was decline one per cent In
South Carolinas new, January and july issues 70 "a
Missouri g. Asylum bonds, sold at 9Ol. The following
were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

The subscriptions already reported 10 the capital stock
of the Brooklyn steam Transit Company amount to
s21oOOO.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF spece)
from the port of NewYor TO foreign ports for the week
ending Dee. 3, 1872. was sl,Sii.s9s
The Philadelphia stock market is dull. Pennsyl-
vhna S. O9; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad "a; Read
Railroad. 5sI; PENNSYLVANIA Railroad 56. Gold, il2E
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

william Ward quotes stock privileges selling for one
per cent cash bonus, 80 days time, aud u To- 2pe
cent bonus ccordug yauo Of the shares on co DAYS
at the following variations from the market price Oh tho
soeftrfll les uamed.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FlhSr CALi'
lot O'CLOCK A. H.
NaLss or fsarerpHcat bOtts -,
1000 L. g. c. 1901 Rex ...llSl JioO u = w w.
: Opl l. ks .llJil
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04
THE MARKETS.
lc.rfrn, Reror.ea ior TnE raIs-ys.i :

ICafefrlT Rcrofte1 i0r IHE TtIBTTF.'
TrgsDAY De ? ~
AgUFg- roep,s today are pkqs Po f- qss,,
tL@ r ma onoed sf s3s0 Pasrls doll aud
y u trlgftI i-F,r Breas lhee % lltlT "a
m rrgr Cement h In GOOD lepans, IN, Ei Ish
,rrsf m 18th. an in GOOD qur thG sga1e.
Line IL IN lar le41rd tic aryah ight, prices A. W. loc
Rptcxs
Pae. y 1........ e3 5fH - hosenlais = w. ~ "
7 Common. y hh........ %
600, F,o,ts y Il II J1nlG pO Lump bbl.......... a IS
pbf sdna Frlfs 20 00as5 l Latls Baser1. b.. %
uAte PLASTER PAki.
c,.,'. nor brsb - q Scotia y t8a IS a0N6 %
~ -, ,.r .. a LJ Nova Scotia J105 %
' ICalc last L&Cltg - )tln. . O1Gs y
RPoOu COPy AgD DROOMs-smaHI Of ScT JoltuC fnsc
D Medium ilu Q1oie O AiEed A. "Nei ff pr ron
4a8 quality Br00s ore doll out sfaay ~ p - k
ueSIvA ke derard s taif the receipts pno
steady 5JD.,r. for y aen ald A1@'te il sou
COTTON-fhere has bees active drhn4 f ,i 81 80 'l
rcr aud the mafiet coss bf "r T - To-
New-York tribune., 1872-12-04

! %
fair demand and i sales OF 25Obb We Quote;
20 - 80 Corn MeA, Brre... - IS as %
Corn Meai.West ". IS % 3 25 Corn MealGiPuE Il -
Buckwheat Flour in fair demand and i'm STATE al 50 go
81 2J and Pennsylvania NJ - 3o0 - 80 . l i California Flour
but 50a - 90; Canadian dull 80" 80 30, be
supply moderate.
Beg Meil-The market DALI quote Fse Wle Al so
81 65 Yellow. Coarse 81 Loo aud Ground
Feed 81 O0 81 IS; Cob Meal 9 Pl o5i Aes Coarse. Sl Ds
Pure Meal 81 1881 IS.
fSHDry In large supply, ee olerfd and
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