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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-02-13
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Enalish, rrenel, md Herman, Vocal Music
rlaln uhtl Ornamental Ne.llewnrk, fEaya.
biz half.yearl, il advance, . siaU.UO
Fam, aud ~ II u sifslihsi, n anpnnl, t,,,D
Harp, 10 10
ttnAhr, ~ ~
Private Le~spns Ia Vocal ,Insc ~ 10
Thorough Inns, sit .iUO
Drawing. II NJ,
Painting In Water folars. ~ 10
Instructions IN t,llintrs DeIar'meni a0,D
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f"nmanshlr, s'ramtuar l.l,masic, Compost.
ton t.urie, Mental Philosophy Mental and
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iral Gs"prapht sacred and Prof,ne
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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1874-07-18

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tdtiOn.
DR. J. B. DYoTT. graduate of Jeffer-
son Medical College, Philadelphia, author
of several valuable works. can be consult
ed on all diseases of the Sexual or Urinary
Organs, (Which he has made an especial
study either in male or female, no matter
from what cause originating or Of how
long standing. A practice Of 80 years
enables him to treat diseases with success.
Cures guaranteed. Charges reasonable.
Those at a distance can forward letter
describing symptoms and enclosing stamp
to prepay POSTAGE : no = 49,
TSend for the GUIDE TO HEALTH.
Price 10 cents.
.- j. B. DYOTT, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon. l04 Duane Street
New York City; New York. az 'lt
CRANE & BRIGHAM, Wholesale
Agents, San Francisco, Cal.
jan3l-ly
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cents.
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a.ch, = cents sss
G..-,1sn STATES LSttsrs. par each half
ounce. 7 cents Newspapers. per each
! nnnca q cepts 40 TE-ffE
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pro -H - l6h. 1873. sE. pay
sb.t ~ - f aud tom sud sfer~
that det- 20 o.rrv. All uppaid :,
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abie 4" " o. tirr5 ,b0 sill alsU coin SCI
I.1e an seae rs paid 20 {.
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soma having aims seaiust me Ssn'i
nei Nee 3 DrEVthe i2tb iust will press
ssoI " ~ toE collection 10 Z, L Minor.alvgss
T. = MIN0R.<s ssssx
III. J. EERRY.
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TOWN OFFICERS.
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POSTAL.


NJ. on Sundays and TUESDAYS, and Pu-
Oh Fridays. and arrive on Tuesdays .Tburs-.
DAYS and Saturdays, abont 5P NJ.
Mails fur Tucson (east) close at 4Pw
TUESDAYS. Thursdays and Ssturisys. ana
arrive Tuesdays, Fridays and su1dys,
about p M
Maiis FIR Prescott. via EhranbarO rlosa.
at NJ, Wednts lays and SUNDAYS. .ni
arrive Tuesdays and saturdays.r,sI
A'a,oM nFEDERALEEotEsA ~
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Secrrtarys-- e,hrsy 81 ssf,ri. u fegET
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,TERM>-lst MoDd .ys of Mrreh and Oct.
Associate Jusiire fer End District, Yuma.
Def. P0ftar-Yua7s. ~ g efisssssisase8
\ Transit Mondays If Anril and DEC.
AssdH'f,tr Jn.iire for 81 District Yayapaf.
&C A. Twr+d- Prescott Hjai,lg SCI
TERMs-lst Mondays of June ani Nv.
U s Att"rrey-.J F. MeCaffrY Tucson
US. Marshall 4 @ Dh.kssen ;. Prtscott
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Rrg aud Office w y. Kelly :. prescott
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Receiver. Geo. L. uat.- Prescott
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70 TIE
Nervous g. Debilitated
OF BOTH SEXES.

No Charge for Adoice and Consul
tdtiOn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-20
BuGkin gham's Dye
FOR THE " HISKERS.

t'r Renewer in many cases re.
-, ,oo long a time, and too much
s 70 restore gray or faded WhisE.
ehaye prepared this dye, in O1s
. .-FoI.r,; which will quickly and
rua..y atcomplish this result. i
a-..y .IP3ici, and produces a cole,
..a sri. neither rub nor wash OFT
by al Druggists. Price Fifty
..
snufaciured by p. p. HALL & co.,
NASHUA. NIL
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-20
@ -AAZZS
So. r~S VEGETABLE sIcIliA
bAn,ns|e "a HALR
* REVIEWER

Every wear increases the popularity
his valuable Hair Preparation /;
.sicb IS due to merit alone. We can
s.rre our old patrons that it is kept
trr m to its high standard; and it
,,is only reliable anG perfected prep
-,,ion for restoring GRAY OR FADED
1,T to its youthful color, making it
N lustrous, and silken. The scalp,
KIN, use. becomes white and clean.
removes all aruptions and dandruff,
.ri. by its tonic properties, prevents
rs hair from falling ont, as it stimu.
.ss and noErishes the lrrr- glands.
'3r its use, the hair grows thicker and
..grar. : in b. .ess, it restores the
hillary glands to aeir normal vigor,
.ri viii create a new growth, except
extreme old age. 1t is the most
.ag5mical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
d # requires fewer applications, and
-e, the hair a splendid, glossy ar-
raucc. 4. \. Hayes, MD, Stats
,eavar Of Massachusetts,, says, "The
.ti.1ents are pure, and carefully
.-o,si for excellent quality; and |
s.;ier It the BEST PEErARATIoS
rIt, intended purposes"
.IgcY Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-20
NUMBER 43.

DIR SLU0G's ISyENTI TIoS. The Patented
Tooth Pvl!cr.-MaN Adeler contributes the
following A Reading paper contains an
account of = machine far plugging teeth,
which reminds as cf the invention patented
many years ago by our friend Dr. Slugs.
IL vas a tooth-puller. Siugg bad an enor-
Inoas business, and he concluded to ecsuo-
IHize his strength 10y pulling teeth by
machinery. lie constructed serie. of
cFanks and levers, fixed to = movable staBd.
and operating pair of forceps, by means
OF leather belt which was connected with
the engine of a planning mill next door.
The doctor eXperimsnted with il several
times on nails firmly inserted in board,
and it worked sPlenddly. The first pa
ticnt he tried it en was Judge Mosby, who
called in TO have an aching molar removed.
When the f-rceps had been clasped upri
the judges tooth, Or. Slugg geared tie
machine and opened the valve. We belle =
ii WAS never known with any degree OF a.
actEeSs whether the doctor pulled the valve
too far opou, or whether the planning NIL
was working at that moment under extra
ordinary pressure. But in the twinkling
Of an eye Judge MoSby was twisted out Of
that chair, ard the movable stand began
10 execute the most surprising InanUuvres
around the room. II wo1ld jerk Judes
Meshv high into the air and souse him
down IN aH appalling maurer with one leg
among ei8ggs gouges and other instrl-
menjs Of torture, and with the other ia
the spit,oon. Then it would rear bin up
against ths chandelier three 81 Eaur times,
and shy across and drive the Judges bead
through the oil portrait Of SiUgg's father
over the nantri-I Iieoe. After humping hira
against Slugg's ancestor, il would swirl the
Judge around among the crockery on the
washstand and dance him up aud down IN
an exciting manner over the stove, until
finally tie defective molar gave, and ss
the judge landed with his foot through the
pisT-glsss and his elbow on 2 pink poodle
worked in . green rug the machine dashed
vislcuIy against DR.. SiugE, and tried to
scize his leg with tie forceps. When they
carried The JaGge home lie didn't seem IN
ordinatsly glad that theto0th was out and
Dr. Slu-E never sent 10 collect his bill.
They called e square, we believe; and
~L.i,a the Nuslrs hauscd up new dentist,
Slucg cancelled lis contract with the man
who owned tho Ii..aiuE-nill. and began %
pull teeth ia the Oil way, by hand. We
have an impression that Slugg's patent can
IL bought al q sacrifice.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-20

MAfiFc II TOR a DEyiC5E. ,CY. Judge
COllius-so V viii can him weilhnowH.
highly respected kuickeTbocker, Ola the
shady side of fiijy. widswer, with file chil-
dren, Cull of fun and frolic, ever ready with
a joke t. give or tale-was banteIed the
other evening by a miss of five and twenty
for not taking another wife. She urged
hat he was hale and hearty and deserved
a MAJ imuDial messmate. The Judge ac-
knowledged the fact; admitted that he
was convicted by the eloQuence of hls iair
friend that he had thus far. been very re-
miss and expressed contrition for the laul-
confessed, ending with Offering himself to
the lady, telling her she could not cersainly
eject Linn 4; fer pointing out 10 bin HIe
heinsus offence. The lady replied THAI
she W Id be most happy To take the silu-
alton so uniquely advertised and become
Io e of his bone and flesh # his He~il- uuI
there was one. to her, most serious Ubsta-
Gle, We'll" says the Judge, ''name it.
Nv profession is 10 surmount such impedi-
nents.'' "Ah, Juds, this is beyond your
powers. have vowed il ever | marry a
vidower he must have ten chill Len. . en-
children oh, that's nothing says the
Judge '1'n give you Eve Il Nv and my
notes on demand in instaliments for the
remainder. ."-Ne1cark Union.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-20
EBENSBURG PA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 90 1874
-EE fIIST.

The mist crept over the valley
Heavy AMI chill ard gray;
The mist crcpt into the chamber
Where she sitteth a.one alway.
The mist crept over the mountain
Which loomCd through its shadows dari
And kissed with its cold embraces
The old OAKS guarded bark.
She covered close TO the fire,
The flames shot clear and fair;
They flashed on her paliid features,
And they saw that the mist wac thera
4 mist that is born Of sorrow,
\ clorr'i that j. formed of dread,
Like the faint gray shade that gathers
over the face Of the dead.
On them tits the sign that showeth
LIES conquerOr hath descended;
On her the mark that tul!eth
The iigiIe of life Is ended.
The mist VIII pass OF from the valley
When spring. first pulses stir;
Bat the mist that rests on h"r spirit
VIII never pass oG from her.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-20

TuzE prIa-D uv - Senator
.Tones. of Nevada. tells tie following Incl
dent la tie catoer uf queer character Of
the uaue e PukebeIry. who some time
back Guclt in Eevada-a lawyer Of some
promise who came to nothing by drinking
Losing all his clients he oeut to mining,
and joined "A rongh miner by the name Of
-pr.5es. At the end of a week Pokebelry
appeared ia town with a black eye, a swol-
len nose, ami laaeatcd garments. OF
course VIC were anxious 10 know ali about
II.
.-ETlH. y0u see" said he, "Gilly and I
y,cre partners. and ike Billy, for he's
well meaning man for an uneducated cuss.
Dat Billy and ! dissolved partnership, We
settled and stlucl.-least wise we struck
each other, and Billy settled. Our first
difference was Of an astronomical charac-
ter. We divided the dag different. Billy
divided tbe DAY on 9 a. NJ, and I divided
on 10 a. m, and Billy, instead OF allowing
for Astronomical difference, said l was a
lazy dog. But 1 didn't mind that. for
Billy was my partner. and had a right to
his views. Then We differed on ablution
Billy ablotcd before breakfast. and said I
was a dirty dog, Tor, you see, always
abluted after breakfast. But ! didn't
mind tLat, far people wiz diIer, and so
long as the difference dol'r affect business,
what is the odds Eut the third differences
was iasi lttIe too much Tor me. We
were sitting down tp beans and siapjacks,
and Di'.y blowing about my being greedy
dog, when ~-dieniy the fellow said 10 me:
I'd th.ust gou f5r those molasses.' This
VAS TOO r.ucli-ao man can say those
molSsse,' -o me aud live, and I just took
hila In the countcuance with y right HAND
er jhat settled Linn ard l4is Insulting bad
grammar tuScther. TIat's the way We
dissolved. l'm iu town, and ] guess Bill
wiI De here iI a couple uf weeks
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-20

Some amusing incidents occur among
travellers by rail, and the following We can
youch for On day last week venerable
gentleman of Concord, n. H., was riding
over an Eastern railroad to Boston, when a
lady entered at one of the stations with q
child under one arm and dog under the
other. The car being well filled, she made
for the seat where the gentleman was sitting
alone, an was proceeding to stow herself,
child and dog into the vacant seat, when the
gentleman, who has great aversion to dogs,
hlandly remarked to the lady: Madame
7 have no objection to one baby in this seat,
bat I have the most decided objection to
twins" 1t is perhaps needless to say that
the lady petulanlly moved Oh to fud .. seat
for Eerscl. a1d dog.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-20

THE NHizrI-NG THEE.-Did ever you
hear oT such q tgee? / have: FOR the binds
tell ule everything. The Whisiling-tree IS
1olud in An.c1. Il is =trange-lookinc OBJ
icct. with bra aches white a. chalk. Il has
long th1us, the inside Of which is The
lavuri.e nome of some tiny insect. Whel.
this creature crawi- ont 10 see the world.
he Of course leaves the door open behind
him-;Lat i 10 sa., small hole, through
which be cIau!,d. Vow the wind blow
iur through the tree when the leaves are
of, makes musical notes in these hollow
thorils, so that it sometimes sounds like
thous ands of flutes playing at once. The
natives call il the whistling tree.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-20

4 NEW CURE.-A while ago it was an
rounced that poison of vipers "as cure
for hydrophobia, and case was cited 10
prove the statement. That one poison ma5
counteract another in the human system
is illustrated by would be suicide Ia In
diana who swallowed neatly fifty 3 ans oi
opium. BE NJ at the point of death, as a
las, resort tva-tl irds of a dTachm Of nux
yomica. dissolved in water, was injected
under the skin over various parts Of the
body. The quantity of poison administer
ed was sufficient to kill well man, but
in this case its antagcnism to opium made
it an agent oflife, fol intwenty minutes the
man was sitting up in bed, ucrscious and
rapidly recovering
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-20
TIL + S u N.
U-EIsKL 4 ond DAFLT for 1873.

The approach Of the Presidential eIac.i,r ,,fvos
unusual imnor.apce fo tbc crc,,I5 ~ g,l@1i 20
rnrnts of 1s-5 V-c sboii er,,ii,17o. t 5.:.l -
them fuIIV IN ffb frfI,. .,I r,,.ilssT, W 0NAA'e
THE " f,FEJY q y ~ ,,l,, t;g,it.,i,,gd . f
cuIation Of over seventy o5saIi ,,,ie t ii
ers arc found in eyery- state ana T7arritfrv ,nd
it's quality is well known ia tI,e I,rIIfc ~ si,a-I
NOT only ,.utlcayor 10 Lrar it rif{,- mn p, - -
standard hut ia in1t.rovo ana ali ~ jfs y,riof, :,
and power ''
Til w WEEKLY SIN will ,,,,tir,,,a "a nc a J,or
nush negspaucr Ali he nev- nF fi,a IN v vii no
found in H. condensed when ,lnfn,nn~+ani ot f1I
length when Of fr,u,ert ,,,J oi,r,,.s NO So
treated in clear iptsresti, and nSf,Icfe ,a,,
nor - ~ ms 1'' man
l. is or ain, 4 mako +ra y-5,f,t-. Y SIN +to
bnst foyniIy ra,TSna,,lr in +I,s Iri - In 'I,e I
rulI of eni.rto;nnot and sn,r,,,rio, ,c r..firar r
oyrrv sorf h. ,yTI s,rii,t ~ 49, - lft,.,' H.
mos. scrupu GussrI deii.atet II viii ly,avs
confa lin III most stories and rl,trras
OF the dav care. 10; Iv selected pd Ic,yibI, rru l
The ,ri..l,E. .1i b.. t,t.. ,,,.1,t is "a 5,.rlt
fca !ure in me lvf,i.TF.N SIN and IL art;..,.-
VIII aI,ya vs be found .Ji and use full to tlt, ia ri
er
Tho nun,Iar OF mon r,.la,au,ient in 1,n,ftfrs Is
afr,.siro. ..,, -i,. NJ ,,fsIyTy SIN IS It,.f. M,
t,er e.rccit T. nrI,n,s 10 no marty, srl If, ~
NOTIFICATION. ro1leu3ir.. lrr ur,utiple ata .,r he
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-20

An exchange says: An erring husband,
who had exhausted all explanations for late
hours. and had no apology ready, recently
slipped into the house about one O'Clock
very softly, denuded himself gently, and
began rocking the cradle by the bedside,
as if he had been awakened out of a sound
sleep by infantile cries. He had rocked
away for FIVE minutes, when Mary jane
who had silently observed the whole ma
noeuver, said: Come 10 bed, you fool, ysu
the baby ain't there
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-20
Ty7IDOWS ADVERTISEMENTS


80 .%1tice j. hereby given that the fol
lowing ApprsIscn of real estate and personal
property oi deced ems. seec,c" and set apart Tor
ha widows OF n.e>3.s under i:f Act ol ASSe IA
nEy Of ly-h Of April. J.; ls5l have been iiig 'I
the Ne-5s. er's DHlce IT E5cHSburg. AMI VII he
Ir,-eu-cd % the OrpEGus Court % Cambria roun-
tv for confirmation and allowance on Neines lay.
December 9th. =. 1874:
T. Inventory anl ap'raisriront Of personal pro
perty appraised arJ cot aPar' icr Mary ouI'@.
widow "i Andrew A5uDg ld,c OF " ash'nEinn town
ship. dec d. s25.au
=. Inventory and rtpraiscmcd' OF personal pro
prrtv APPRAISED ana set apart Tor Mary Farr %.
widow ul Ja1Ies Farren. late Of " ashgtou town
ship. dec i--S2+I.-5-
s. Inventory and appraisemcnt Of personal pro
pcrIy appraised au sci apart for Sail SIENNA poi'
widow ct Horny S.HnGbcl. late OF JChhst""n hor-
on g-h. dccd-%3JJ.0 90.
Inventory auI apDraiScmcnt OF personal pro
pcriy appraised am. ~eJ apart for ! josephine ".
E.Iic. widow of Rev James NJ. Edle, late cl Id
cusburg borough. decd SZ27.OO.
. Inventory and appraisement OF personal pro
perty appraised and set apart for Eliza PARRISH
widow ot -ilas Parrish. late Of Cambria township
dec'd-s2g9I5. =,
JAMES NJ. SING FIR. Register
Registers Ddes. Fbensburg, Nov. 9. 1874.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-20

Tue Poughkeepsie Eagle says Teen
~ years ago a Greene county father rs
fused to let his daughter go % candy
pull, and she disappeared. The osAe day
she returned. lifted eleven children o7t OF
the wagon, and entered the hoase sai took
of her things as ooally as if she had ace
been Sone ever 4 day.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-12-12
FINANCIAL H. COMMERCIAL

There is nothing particularly new to note in
business matters. Trade is rather quiet in all
branches of business.
! In money matters the situation remains about
the same. The demand for money seems little
on the increase. The banks generally accommo-
date all regular customers at the usual rates for
long time loans; the market is rather well sup
piled, and parties presenting the right class OF
security, usually have no difficulty in getting
What they require at the usual rates.
In Chicago the market is reported as little
more active. The demand for money is good
and the supply of idle money is materially rcduc
ed The demand is principally from the grain and
provision dealers
Gold has taken an upward turn during the
past week, of about two per cent 1t has been
rumored that clique has been formed to force
the premium up to about LIS by the first OF
January.
Government Bonds IN sympathy with gold,
rule higher and prices are firm under strong
Investment demand
Ravens, MacKinlay IL Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-12-12
An Appeal.

EpITons FREE TRApEI:-Wil you kindly pub
1sh the enclosed notice, copies Of which have
Seen placed in the Clifton House, banks and the
principal stores in our city, and gentlemen have
sindly offered to contribute and to receive con
sfibutions for the OBJECT herein set forth
1t is hoped that within week or ten days
something worthy of the good people of Ottawa
nay be done 20 aid in the relief Of our suffering
elbow citizens on the frontier
The city pastors will act As supervising com
Dttec, but they earnestly desire the cO.Opcra-
zion u all who may be moved TO help in so
good work.
win not our friend, coming to the city on bus
ness, on seeing tbs notice help in carrying out
onr object?
II should be stated that though ,fpp' is named
a. the principal article to be sent, yet the com
mg.se is not committed TO any particular article
Or plan, but hold the whole matter subject 10 ad.
Tisement.
Money. or donations in kind, will be gladly &C.
.c,ited aud forwarded.
In what particular way money may be cxpcnd
ed in articles to bc sent will be determined after
Fun consultation. Come, then, c!ti:'"s cf Otta,Oo,
III as help the needy and lei rs do il NOW. Con-
The following is this notice referred to:
To THE BESEvoLENT.-The Chicago, Rock Is
and & Pacific Railroad Co. will transport fres
all provisions sent to the destitute and suiicrin
people Of Kansas, when consigned TO +. 5. StCycr
President, or f. ". Giles, Treasurer Kansas Cen
tral Relief Society, Topeka, Kansas. II is pro
posed To send out as above, one carload Of one
hundred barrels Of -four from Ottawa, and Not
snlnsfdtely.
Subscriptions received by
CITY PASTORS COMMITTEE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-12-12
Chicago Market,

CHICAGO, Dcccmbcrli th, l>'i
The 'hicago produce markets were generally
steady yesterday, some Of them being buoyant.
Meas pork was active, and 5jd40c higher on OPP
lions closing at 5000 cash, and $20%j seller Feb
ruary. Lard was active, and 3idi0c per 100 Tbs
higher, closing at sl3lj cash, and sl2..G@ 1925
seller the month Of February. Flour was
quiet and unchanged. Wheat was active,
and &c higher, closing at 90 e for No. spring
seller the month, and 93'ic for January. Corn
was easier, and lc lower, closing at iii4c for
No. seller the month, and 72j!c for May.
Oats were dull and 1l@Sc higher, closing at
jic cash, and SIC seller tae year. Rye was
quiet and firmcr, at o4c Barley was active,
aud 361c higher, closing at SlsS seller the
month, and Sl.| for January Hos closed
firm. Sales at s5.J0r505. Cattle were active
and firm at s3Ooes5s5. Sheer were finn At
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