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q N instant Als breast being damned
iHto q isHy.lke mass, lie wasa young
man, ami had been married only ahour
three months
HEmgN.
Mauup onihc 5l below 1ero 81
/ Fam. sleigllng fair. and yer, mech Ia
use Those splendid moonlight evening.
. were made merry bs the 'bcfe." ofuu
merons sleigb.ug parties
On The evening ofthe 25th the Friend.
OF Rev jas Summerbcll gave linn DO.
nation party az bis residence, which va.
IA perfect JAM as his Friends were there
and their name j. legion The affair net.
/ ted him one hundred dollars
On Tie 2I.t there was dance and
oyster supper al Niles hotel for the bene.
IL of Amo. Main, very worthy citizen
aud an invalid, which was beneficial ia
said Main to The amount Of fouy-seyeu
dollars. Such partie, should be more
common.
On the glorious 22d temperance
mass meeting was held at South Berlin,
which was wellattended Notwithstanding
the mercury had cultivated M acquain.
lance with zero. The speaker was Rev.
Mr. Parker, OF Buskirks Bridge, n. Y.
His lecture was the most complete com
mon sense lectures we have had IN years.
II showed the man to be a good biblical
scholar, fine historian and very scientific.
tie Illustrated by stories and anecdotes
Just enough to keep the people in good
humor. II any body wants an interesting
lecture | would advise them to get Rev.
Mr. Parker. After the lecture there was
a sort Of conference meeting We are in
for temperance revival.
"A poor soul named DIN, benzini.
eide from White Creek was in town on
20th, drunk as usual lie found horse
and cutter standing az one Of our stores
which be appropriated to his own use and
rode of to see his friends in the hollow
some two miles away. lie came back in
custody OF an officer and is in durancc al
present. But few short years ago
said DIN was young man OF influence
aud the owner Of one Of the best farms in
Washington county, but he was one OF
the conviyial kind, attended all the par.
ties, races, etc, drank freely aud treated
his numerous friends, Ills wife left him
years ago and be is now alone and pcnni.
less, victim and warning.
LEBANON SPRINGS.
Henry Hull, Esq, formerly landlord
of Columbia Hall, at Lebanon Springs
and probably the oldest hotel proprietor
in the United States, being in the eight.
eth year of his age, paid visit to the Hal
one day last week, and was Handsomely
entertained by the Messrs Gale. lie re.
tains his health and faculties to a remark.
able degree, and still delights in giving
"reminiscences Of transactions and Incl
dents that occurred al this famed water.
ing place more than half century ago
when it was yisited--thcn as now-by the
most eminent Americans and European
tourists. He clearly remembers the many
distinguished statesmen and travellers Of
that period who were his guests, and pos.
sesses an inexhaustible fund of anecdotes
and incidents connected with their visits
lie is still resident Of Lebanon Springs
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fEIsU.

The annual town meeting will be
held at the Bromley House Hall on Tues
day March 9TH.
--Droyers from southern Vermont and
Eastern New York have been buying
horses aud working cattle in this vicinity
the past week. No doubt the stock of
hay of those who sold them appears
double its previous amount.
Mr.. X. A. Ray delivered an essay,
comparing Napoleon first with Napoleon
third, at the school house in this village
on Saturday evening the 9th inst. The
essay was well delivered and very inter.
esling.
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week iie was engaged removing some
cars from SIDE track and employed ;
ttiek 81 pole extending from the rear Of
De train 10 rrapeI lhc cars d ihc dircc-
tom desired Instead of placing itlumly
against the tnI q ne esr g. tl.e train
backed down De directed L Into he
opening and iba. tho two cars came to-
gether will great force Rtine caught
bctwcou them be was crushed 10 death
q ~ instant Ais breast being iammed
iHto lelly.ike mass lie was Young
man, and bad been married enly about
THREE months
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SUNDERLAND.

Bradley 4 Bacon have sold their
stock of goods to Manley IL Bowen, who
viii continue the business AT the old stand.
G. W Bradley has purchased Mr. Bacon's
interest IN the steam mill
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THE NEW STYLE
tuIIEIgT ED E. WIZ CON
Post Family SEWING Machine
~ THE WORLD
1. d"ct .n' s"i taa9is aceing
.r,g 5.r,..bo. s.,.tG.,.,, c,,,,.,..,
G.n.,5r, r,F,,,.,, t,.tin,
oaaf,.s , ,aSiro ~, s,,
t.va,t- ,e.itt,v qtl aa.t.ea,t aud li,bt gsalr
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NstGH DE ft t5f s 2 afk tasHf TfUg.
sa0sE - A.sEa N}a4
NORTH Hf AaHssl faf EsGAal E8Hana toU.
AastA sa& tsat 8tf
leitsrs 81 Nap ltk A8tay rl3T Ar ab-u
49, stt 81 III isf g tasil. sHt fsf@ssls s $50 81
= i "a Nst4
GRANVILLE a.siH sttss ars S. l8&9s. h.
FoSg 0fflCE fs8FH
MAJ. froa. tl.s Agtta sfase q. fas ia,si aelas st
1901 h
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOPE TOLD A FLArTEBINd TALE but never even
anticipated so divine preparation for tho toilet
as that delightful preparation So2oDoHT So
cool and refreshingly agreeable to the mouth and
teeth, hardens nd inygorates the gums, gives
pnre and healthy tone to the breath, cleanses,
beauties and preserves the teeth, and arrests
decay.
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A FARM For SALE.

Consisting Of $50 acres. BcelHd 10 mono Iii
town Of lie size u viii keep p e0sF sud team,
is well waterpd with running water Ia tbp hausr
and Yards and also soft water ON abe pyeiaisea
ciont f1f 1000 buckets The buildings are rnni.
fortalde having been lately repaired have ~
head of cattle which ! will zcl with the farm n
desired
Apply TO G. 4. SHELDON.
Dorset, Vt, jan 18th, 1870 a3lgwx
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The forth trial Of the sheep case, -
A. J. Woodward vs.. G. J. Hard, came Oh.
last week, the jury again falling 10 agree.
There were five jurors, aud they stood
three for plaintiff and two for defendant.
The next trial is set for the second Tues
day in April There is good grit on both
sides, but there must be a sameness about
il after few trial, more Let ms have
more variety.
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MOTHER MOBILES HEALING sYRur The
III medicine Is one IF tho best known IA dis,
4 asos ~ die liver, nervous debility female dis
egees fever and rhCumatism. The reader can
"a 'er "a Dr. King scrcular. 1h med zinc cured
me Try t. It's Kept fur eae BY me- at nay
residence, Ia tory Point w.
ROBEH bttkLEY.
This medicine ID prepared both with 81 sitll
ont alcoholic Eplrits Ia slit customers, ,ihlB
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ORNAMENTAL STENCIL NAME

ORNAMENTAL STENCIL NAME
PLATES including Brueh mdelblo iul,
and directions 90 conts, two for u, postage free
to any address. The young are delighted with
them, M they elegantly and plainly print their
name ndolhby upon their books, clothing,
cards, envelopes, lettera, etc, The old need
them as they have many articles 0fcyary day lie
in short they are 0uo Of thA necessities Of the
age Address S. NJ BOBIRe
Bennington, Vermont.
bennington, VT Jan. 30, 1872 aGltN
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DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY
Fas snlsa1aheF wuald FesFegtius iaiesm lhe
pnepit 20 Manchester kn# ttClpiif thsi BE- hts
raflhksed We hastucss g pr y 3ohasan
abd Wl,i eautnaf & az the same rlacf. vhtfe hF
hopes " Heeriyt thr patronage e All eha Waf
kafs vNlk ta % ia Sic zee
be Intends e % nothing hHt
G God " oFk
PYiors ui ~ q ias H. herci fars ana work wgil
g. dome as gheHplY ne AZ any caHniFt naeg
ne etii ht az BIS nE8eo in Manchester st al
times except aH fhe setaHd week " each mauth /,
On Sac wUgt samuen iHa aith She saegaa
M80day 70 sash mouth. auul fHfiAtt ueiica ~
aill ha 81 Maf9ab's Hotel W loulyiila aa Tues
aay following 50 ffuUFr linist W,ataa on
"Wednesday at rrfWus iisisl Nnutb iHnaons
dcry oa Thursday a Itgnahrni sn FRIDAY al
pr Syringe IsuA,ca.
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The Rupert Literary Association had
and exhibition, at the district hall at that
place, which was wei attended aud gave
general satisfaction. The exercises CON
sisted of essays, declarations, a recita-
ton, music and dramatic piece entitled,
The last of the lncas All Of these were
well rendered, but little more of the
comic would have made the entertain
ment still more satisfactory to the audi
cnce. The association is prosperous and
has already laid the foundation Of pub
lie library, which we trust is yet to be-
come a popular institution in our town.
EAST RUPERT.
DIR. Forest Sykes adyertises twenty
good cows for sale.
The cheese factory in the north dis
trict is nearly completed and will be
ready TO receive milk as soon as the sea-
son opens. Mr.. VIM. DEMO is under con-
tract TO make the cheese for the season.
lie has secured the services of Mr., Nelson
Jones, whose record as a cheese maker
stands second to none in this country.
Mr.. DEMO and the stockholders have
been fortunate in securing his services.
The good people OF the old north mean
business and their factory is sure to be a
success. We understand they have al.
ready 250 cows pledged and prospect Of
more
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tend tie large bali "a Gresnasid IS Is,
esd
A sbiGl fdc fram Winchester, \
II came here lass week "Wednesday con.
sis,iag 81 > couples
Commodore ,sresn hss boaei the
Jame. Esierbrook h5use adjoining h.,
own. on Grccu street
Itis said the Es,ey firm has given
quite 8 SON toward. Building 8 Baptist
parsonage in Bellows Pale
Nj Earle The evangelist hcgigs So.
RE. q meetings soon a. the baptist
church here.
Mr. Fooc II DE Howard Mission
New York, has been here, and aekuawl-
edges in tie fiuag The receipt OF s3ls
from three churches
On Saturday evening some person
tfrom malice, mischief or oareiessuess)
threw stone against one Of the large
plate glasses ia the Brooks Block, break
ing the glass badly 4 Young Irishmau
was suspected 50 strongly that be lodged
ia the lookup Saturday night and yeslef-
day, The glass cost a hundred dollars II
not more.
"A rogue named Geo Wood came to
the Braitlcboro House last week, and APP
pearcd so respectable that the landlord,
Mr. Evans, accepted an order Of 500 on
one Of the banks here, for security for
board and a loan OF Si3. The order was
found 70 be forged, aud also the man had
stolen revolver, and bought watch Of
an employee, for which he neglected TO
pay, OF course the rogue bad gone, but
Mr. Evans followed, and arrested him IN
A8l..1 a,,1 mean Ia ltttya I'm Nny fam
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The Ccnireyille school enjoyed ! ride
10 Guilford last Saturday
MIR Schustefs annual concert was On
laa saturday evening music teach.
er Mr. 5. has few equals.
The grand concert given by Bauabee
and Arbuekle comes on this week, on
"Wednesday evening.
Quite 5 number went from here "a A.
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/ q nAaaEr.

II c. DAGGET.
HrtHfE
Wosikas. aiissos aaa a llfehs hess Ea.t fsts
be- ssas si ka3a
flns 1eae,rr fat aafv Fkuav Uessis l'osket
CuiAefy. Ferfamefr, N3es swaps. Fsrtf nosataa.
Guitars kna CATS tAsstsGFaFk Autograph sU3
Fhtype Alhums. TOYS, sts
Diaries tot ls92
Fasi-af5ae. 4aaalFs rs
Jamal1A. t4 Nay tih 1ssl aHtF
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LANDGRovE

"A jarmers club has just been organ
lied in lhis town, which is intended 10 bC
a benefit to all farmers,
There Is some talk Of a cheese factory
in this place the coming season. 1t i
hoped that something more than talk vii
be the result.
1t seems that MFR. II did not have /
lawsuit, a. the matter was settled up tht
NIGHT before the trial was 10 come Off
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The decision Of the Supreme Court
with reference to the spauldng Foster
SANDER suit Is adverse to Mr.. Foster.
Newspaper correspondents and tattling
tongue. have given this controversy a
pretty thorough ventilation during the last
* months or more and it the public j.
not set surfeiied with details II is because
It's greedy nav cannot easily be stuffed.
The Baptist iestiyaIat lngraham Hall
on the evening OF the lst was very en-
ioyable affair The Hall was well filled
and the social dish failed not. The table
arrangements oth fancy and staple were
equal to anything u tie Kind ever dis
PLAYED 10 Chester. The dialogues, tab.
leaux, charades aud music were very en-
teftaining We were especially delighted
with piece OF music executed Oh the
piano. forte b. Miss Matte Miller, who
has beeu under tho instruction Of Mrs.
~. :. Chapman three quarters only
Maby were ihe CALCULATIONS Of astonish
mcnt Al this little lads proficiency Osei
800 was cleared which goes towards set.
+ Ting Tor the extensive repairs aud bean.
iifai decorations Of their church
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q l. HOWARD

lE h. HOWARD,
MATCHMAKER 1EWELER kNu ENuRkYFW.
dcsloI IN
ANERlCAN AND GENEVA wATUHfs, ANERr
I CAN Ann fEENCli CLOCKS, sEWtlfhi SllNfE
( AID SILVER FLATlu ARB. sFEDfAttE@ klt.
Agent for Akin Lambert co.'s celebrated
Gold Pens, ia more than slsty different ratturue,
manufactured hum the puvosi % gold and point
I al Riibnut che use Of -eldcf uuhke tbs puas u
otbt3 ~ auofatiuryrs Persons dosiripK 81 pUf.
chase AFthiuR in dlld sllNa 20 Silver Plated
tloa,ls esn @ass ftcm o. g. Be e cont D, tsliing
a. HoWArds As hfaPte Hsase q q, Nats JaI
Ansi1oaa Naia.a J ans also Agent Dot 'he
GROVER 4 BANER s.t.kTtC LocKsrlrtfi
sRwtNd MACikltitB
and invite eli whu feel any interest curiosity
10 the at 81 sowing by machinery, NbtA 6 iuf
teuAing 10 purchase or not, e. rtA a mt lalts
baAms aHd 8nlliHTLsa themselves SID. tllr df
e1sai rlAesc- ~ machines Iu use bl pgrsYuai q.
aAlIaatiGu aud by sowing ans article ihry dcHtis
npop sitm Such visitors RIe alssys wslaums
and bh.Rr Waits regarded as IsyorN
N Il GhruroWcters AMI i,ar Watches cate
falls adipy4.d Engraving beautifully executed,
All Wafa Jpamptly executed lH the beet work
mAuiike ignst6sF far hbafai compensation.
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Our much esteemed friends Seth Il.
Pepper aud wife, formerly ofDorset, but
who has resided at Castleton for a few
years past, are now with us again, making
a parting visit as they are TO remove to
the State Of Michigan about the tenth of
March. oar kindest wishes 90 with
them.
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Opposise .at Ulhoe Nam stfeUt
Factory Point Vermont,
Factory Point, Dec %, tsi3 Iu2,hi 32sltN
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spaldlngs Glue, with brush, always ready
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NORTH BENNINGTON.

While large audience were enjoying
the Old Folks Concert, on Friday even
ing, Mr.. Martin Madison, an honored and
much respected citizen of Salisbury,
was suddenly Frustrated by stroke OF
apoplexy. He was taken to the house Of
his brother-in-law, DIR. koon, and every
possible means Of restoring him applied,
but without avail. lie died on Saturday
morning.
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-Gcorge Russell, > brakeman o. tie
Troy aud Boston railroad, was killed al
Petersburgh Junction on Tuesday 81 lasi
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AIlEaAHUI.N y IaAW
AD0Afh i. CASklfID Edm
- kkEsFOEB IS RANDALL.
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Petition to amend Charter.


No. Ssg-First Chancery Com Of shelby CO
WHERE&S, The Memphis Wood and WI
w low Ware Manufacturtng COmpany
heretofore chartered By an act Of the Tonnes
see Legislature, for the purpose OF manuIac-
turing al kinds OF wood and WilloW-Warei
such az cOUperage or every description mate
rails for building the woodwork OF wagons
buggfes, carriages, a~xe-haudies- etc, and 70
use, barter, fell Or exchange the same in Mem
phis or elsewhere, has filed q petition IN the
First Chancery Court or shelby county, pray
ing certain changes and amendments IN L9s
company be changed 70 the Memphis Wood
Works That al the prQperJ now Owned or
70 DC acquired by said company before me
ont Of the Memphis Wood and Willow Ware
Manufaeturug Company and be vested In the
said Memphis Wood works.
hat pom al contracts rights or habllles
now existing between said company and lus
stockholders, or between said company and
third persons. or which may accrue and exist
on or BY the decree IN this cause hereafter 70
be made, may be enforced BY or against said
company In thsold or new name;
That the purpose, husiuess n objects OF
said company BE- 80 enlarged a. 70 permit and
aIthorl2e sad eempany 70 procure and Keep
necessary for the purpOss OF manufacturing
all and every kind Of woodwork, erect and
operate a planing-miH, deal in lumber, etc;
Ihat section 9 OF said chaTter be changed
and amended to conform to the above, lfOr
further particulars see said petition;
IL IS therefore ordered, That al persons de-
string 50 70 do, make heir appearance herein,
Tennessee, on or before TIE nrst Monday in
Nay ~ aud show cause, II any they have,
as prayed tOr1n ms petluou; and that a copy
or this order be published in the Memphis
Appeal This March 30, I5Z2-
EBMUND A. COLE Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. BLACK. d. c. and 81.
N n Edwards, sol Cor petitioners mh8l
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
HON Not % Die.-Thou.nnds an !

How Not 30 Dfe-Thousands fall a
prey 70 disease, not because the maladies that
affect them are necessarily fatal, but because
they lack the requisite amount OF active Vi
tally to make a valiant resistance to the
enemy. Il is a wise precaution 70 keep the
cody always in a state OF defense-always pre-
pared to % fend on the germs Of epidemic
and other disorders, and 20 bafie h evil in
fuenee Of damp miasma and sudden Their
mometricat changes. There is no diHiculty
in doing this. 10 Is a fact rs well authenu-
Gated as that two and two make four, that
Hostetter's Stomach Bitiers is specially
adapted TO this parpose, and for the simple
reason that It's inyigorating and regulating
properties are superior TO those Of any other
medicine in the world. During the twenty
yearsthat IL has been in general use, ample
opportunities AVE been afforded 70 compare
its medicinal properties with those OF other
preparations claiming to be OF a similar class,
and Che result has been It's adoption blythe
American people as the standard tonic Of the
age, its introduction into every civilized por-
tion of the Western Hemisphere, and an an
nual sale which dwarfs into insignihcanee
the demand for all its would-be competitors.
The record upon which its popularity rests
IS a curiosity in medical literature, for It IN
cludes an almost unlimited variety OF human
ailments and disabilities. IN fact, no other
remedy possesses such a variety Of hygienic
virtues, and It is 20 these characteristics that
it owes its prestige as a household medicine.
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Petition for Incorporation.


No. SIS Rules-In the First Chancery Court
OF shelby County-Petiion for Charter Of
WHEREAS, James Roosa, ]. E. Randle,
w W. r. Moore, r. F.RisksJ D. Danbury,
W.S.Bruce. = L~4EichberE n ID. MaEden,
all citizens Of shelby OuDty Tennessee, have
hled a petition IN said Cont skn 70 be in
corporated under the name and style Of the
Memphis Institute" with sue
cessiOn Tor 1nety-nin years. Win power %
use a common seal 70 sue and De sued pur-
chase and sell real estate % the value Of $780,
900; 70 bOrroW money and issue bonds in their
corporate name. To establish schools OF de-
sign, engineering, practical mechaulsm. %
bureauOf scientific discovers and invention =
schools Of mechanical and engineering ap-
premiership; TO found auhrarT and reading
rooms, public lectures md an other aids and
agencies which may promote OF elevate the
mechanic art
They pray for al the powers, rights and
privileges usual 70 other corporations
For further particulars reference is made 70
the said petition
It is therefore ordered that an persons desir-
ing 50 70 do make their appearance herein az
the Court House OF said cCWt,in the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee, On or before the first
Monday in June, lsE2s and show cause, IL any
they nave, why the prayer Of said petitioners
porated as desired; and tina a copy OF Lhis0r-
der be published for thirty days in the Mem
phis Appeal.
This ApriiZlI ISL
A cOpy-attest.
& A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
By 4. y. MCHENEY, D. c. a NJ.
BID. Burke Pickett. lOIr for PpfE AND
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coRN-sale of los sacks white at 7Oc.

CoRS-Sale Of los sacks white at zoe:
CoRNMEAT-SaIe OF 30 bbIs fresh a
g 20. $50 bbls Kindred, at 50 80.
CoFFEE-Rio, &G25c; Java, 27@30i
ILa0uayra. 2A925Ac-
CHEEsE-NeW York factory, lie.
English dairy, 19c.
DRIED FRUIT-No apples in market
Peaches dali, at 5l@6c for quarters;
halves, T613e.
EeGs-slow of sale; rates irregular
! from II to 124c. I
FBoUR-Very firm at the fol-
lowing quotations: Super, sos SO; X,
So 759T; Xxx, 81 2597 50; xxx, 81 e
I 9e; choice family. Sl0910 D. 7
GROCERIEs-Soda, &c for keg, and Sc
for box. Louisiana sugar, open kettle,
981ll; yellow clarified, H4911s white,
i129l2l. Carolina rice, prime at 9fG91,
Starch, Hose per pound.
HARDwARE-Nails, So; iron bar, 153e;
east steel, &c; castings, country hollow
ware, 5les axes, 1l@15c; cotton sweeps,
sos 80; cotton serapers, sos 25;
MitehelPs do, 81 80 less discount.
HoNINY-IR first hands S494 Is;
kiln dried, 81 5094 rs.
HAY-NOthing doing; common on
landing, SOS; choice timothy, $50.
LARD-Kegs, 10t@1O2e; t%iercei 9A9
93e; pals, lie; tin pals in cases l23Gi
l3e.
LnE-Alabama, by car load, 81 500
l 50 per barrel; 81 70 for less than a ear;
Ohio, 81 3.
MoLAssEs-Prime to choice planta-
ton, 60G65c; inferior, 4OG5Oci com
49,
mon to prime sugar-hOuse syrup, 45(9
Coo; fancy, 709S0e.
OATs-Jobbing from store at 56@60e.
ORANGEs-S7 per box. Lemons, 81 %
for Palermo: S. for Messina.
Oms-Coal oil, 2+926 per gallon; lin
seed, raw, 81 05; boiled, 81 Is; lard oil,
S5G90c; train, 81 .; West Virginia
lubricating, $1,000.
PoULTRY-Common, 81; average lots,
S. 80; all hens S. 70; extra fine, So;
spring chickens, So.
Observation-Disclosures sprouted,
s., sound, s. 1903 Is in store; new, 81;
new onions, 81 50a4 IS per Dbl; snap
beans, S18T 50 per sack; cabbage, Sl5@lS
per crate for fresh.
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.
LLATEsr REPORT BY rEIEeEAPH.l
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, May II, 10:15 a.m.-Cot-
ton market opened quiet; ordinary,
I9se; good ordinary, 225c; low mid
ding, 234c; middling, 24c; Alabama,
24kc; Orleans, 242c; Texas 243c. Sales
last evening, $500 bales; market quiet
for May, at 23sc paid; for june, ESQ
asked: for July, "A 1-16c asked; for
export, 9A61Osd. Gold, 114s
2:O5-COtton nominal ordinary, 1870
good ordinary, 22sc; low middling, 233ci
middling, 24fc; Alabama, 244c; Orleans
24sc; Texas, 24}c. Sales, 81 bales; fu-
lures, 700 bales; strong; for May, p 1915
@28ie; for June, 2S5c; for August, a
624 1-le; for September, 22gc; for De-
cember, 194c. Gold, ia.
800 p.m-COttOn nominal; ordinary,
1850; good ordinary, ode; low middling,
233c; middling, 243c; Alabama, 24sc; Or
leans. 2sc; Texas, 244c. Sales o-day-fol
export, 80 bales; to spinners, $50 bales
TO Spectators, 123 bales; for future de-
INery, Il 1850 bales; last evening, to spin
nefs, 49 bales; Included in the sales are
Is bales to arrive; market for futures
easy; for May, 2S4ci December, 1890
Cold I13L.