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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-12

In regard to the situation of affairs
between England and Russia. a cable
dispatch dated London, five O'Clock
yesterday morning says England seems
to be preparing to assume the position
of the dog in the manger, willing
neither to define a policy of her own
nor TO agree to that of others. Three
of the leading newspapers this morn
ing, while admitting that England will
take no part in the congress, claim
that she will do so under the
express understanding that she
is not to be bound by its de.
cisions, if she is not satisfied with
them. The Times may we'll ask :
"What then is the good of congress
or conference?" 1t is difficult to un.
derstand what England wants, for il
would seem as though her interests
had been left quite unthreatened.
The feeling throughout Europe is that
of great relief, and little prospect Of
further war is mentioned, but here
there are vague hints and insinuations
that the danger is not yet passed, and
that the congress may end between
England and Russia as that of last
year ended as regarded Russia and
Turkey. On Friday Count Andrassy
will ask a supplemental credit of co..
600, 900 forms, and will make state.
ment of Austria's position, but no
danger of warlike measures is antici.
mated.
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Hon: oX1l5t}F Ganatin Porter. who
was i Illuminated BY the President, On
Monday, fpF- thsappAintment as First
Comptroller of,hae Treasury, is one Of
he mbstp tomdneat lawyers Of Indian.
apGhs add fepe resented that district in
fRs Baitjssi th''i ana Thirty-seventh
Congress. in Which he served on the
JsdhiarA GIonmittAe. He retired from
pSlikesAfter t4isiservice and devoted
himself " legal practice and to the
management NJ bis syn large property.
He is distinguished for his diligence
apa, .osdshAX AFaezasftiou of business.
Haws htkhs heads of the Republican
EleeRorAi ticket H. Indiana at the last
PfAiidieeHtial election.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Pettis Circuit Court, January Term, 1878.
Joseph Mulhall, Plaintiff, ID. r. Fraxill, u. W.
Roberts and Perry Conway, Defendants.
And now on this Sth day Of Janusry, 1873, comes
the said plaintiff, by his attorney, and files herein
his amended petition, afildavit and bond, and
moves the Court tor q writ Of attachment, re-
turnable at the next term Of this Court; and for
an order Of publication for the defendants, d. F..
Frazili, ID. W. Roberts and Perry, Conway non
residents OF the state, which is granted and 10 ap-
pearng from the amended alhdsvit filed with
said petition, that the defendants are non-resi-
dents Of this state, and cannot be summoned IN
this action, is ordered BY the Court that publ,
cation BE- made notifying the defendants, that an
Petition and Attachment IN the Circuit Court Of
Pettis county, IN the State Of Missouri, founded
on an account for the sum Of fifteen hundred
dollars being . balance due them for money
loaned the defendants, BY the plaintiff, and that
property has been attached to secure the same ;
and unless they be and appear at the next term
Of this Court, to be holden ct the Court House in
Setialia, in the County Of Pett,s, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN MAY, ls7s
and on or before the third day thereof
Gf the term shall 50 long continue, and
il not. then before the end Of the term) judgment
will be rendered against them and their property
sold to satisfy the same. IL 10 further orderec
that q copy here Of he published in the BAzoO, .
newspaper published in the county Of Pettis, for
four weeks successfully, the last insertion to be
at least four weeks before the commencement Of
the next term OF this Court. true copy.
Attest:
By J. n. BARRHT d. c. 31s-w4th,
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Last Hours Of Victor Emanuel.

The last hour of the Kings lite was
filed with peculiarly distressing scenes.
The Princess Margarita was wild with
grief, and had to be taken forcibly
away from the couch. The King in
his feeble voice said to her:
"Why do you weep my child /;
don't you know that, sooner or later,
We all must die :"
A little later, as the members of
his civil and military household passed
before him to bid him farewell, he saw
the strong men convulsed with sobs,
and said, with much dignity:
Don't cry. Kings. as well IS
other people, are mortal"
Shortly before the King breathed
bis last the physician endeavored to
prevent his wish to be seated in .
chair. They advised him to remain
in bed, but he said:
beg Of you, friends. let me die in
my own fashion,"
And they concluded that they
would.
To Prince Humbert he said (this
version Of his words has been author
izedD: "Hold firm and good and
love with equal love country, liberty
and religion"
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,. aThe'syiqaYSe' Yf.s.,,sCapt. Rockwell.
Depot quarteeEE.8BasstasS, before the House
Cannittss 0h rMiltary Afairs, con-
ssinsssSspstiutarsaing facts. The
ekrxaf'is MyelftS,receipt of SO, 633
AXEeaSss *! ia I ss$kYs follows: Pay proper
&sQ4 je1aagfyitH allowance, 5000
allowance for quarters, s64S; forage,
&Al0yifueaiusik5. He describes the
3aset7ceyf rsyihe'out money for Off
c cefs aua iAs aHd the like, and admit
tad that he:iYsaiiP the habit of c'n-
tnctns fanipantiwithout asking any
questions. and .1tkst'iiwhen an officer
::1xHYRea xpHStsa,,it Was customary for
tt" oi6csrp 'B Is Pretend to rent it from
his wife ..sanybop. ;-or other person
designated ass.agedts he (RockwelD
xeaM"pAyi'ths tnAvunt of the rent.
H4 lAs5s 1tatga lthkt it was usual for
s Ii# saass ssnst;is$ forage to take it
and give it to some livery stable man,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rides for
'Uaeeeay' fx9Aales. ,.'si
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s..The design ofnehe new silver certi6-
cAte lbs Seen .sggreed upon. 1t will
fIssisss7S;iy ths PRESENT sreenback, except
that twill b printed in black and
sotin salors.,.!it will certify the re-
ceipt of silver dollars which are
payable on demand. The signature Of
ths tseacafSfi Tie Emitted States and
register register IF si tbe treasury will be iitho'
gmphed.@. the, aote'as in the green.
bed, dat hPlacd, will be left for the
Misunderstanding them to counter.
sign the note.
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aid Archaeological dated London, 6
hSdslock,,5 yassYardaSs informing, says that
;5,tls fss f pslh t1ssssped about the terms
Of peace. The money indemnity has
misunderstanding 10000, 900 and al
isRoughhRane.ra4yazid and Batoum
Are Ssssa$s4 TO- Kassia,, Erzeroum and the
i.SSsates. . oSStpn ,pf Armenia will re-
main under Turkish rule. As tele-
"graphsdsyeststdax ineither Salonica
Thor Atd1sifiahopie ~ included in New
',Bilg ssb6f' tkgYeaports of Kavala,
IN hf GgsaBs Asssa,.As nd Varnk, on the
bAaSk 81, ,aKa, withia its limits. No
1G)Eknkwah ships Ars ceded to Russia,
"H5pqwiH' shs Egyptian tribute be re-
ayired, to pxY,, ,tkg' indemnity. 1t
I'iMayjS SEEM p aasi6!e for England to
,Ssaakerkhe }6ast.shjeotion, and there is
-ixksasial'cln6deics, in the peaceful
settlement of all questions in dispute.
= n'Berlin,a isH4ss and" St. Petersburg
CORRESPONDENTS agree in stating that
sabsprejertaf1AEq,Opea congress of
sseSrsigmministsts % saeet at Berlin in.
s4teaFoO Oh Bxaen; Baden, has been re-
a sivsa "a Nth ' sy9sgS Probability that it
Will peet:: within, the coming fortnight.
ytRrina6 Bismarck iashat case will pre-.
side. szis lbelieved that although
Prince G Oal.tisiesHHskGf and Count An
dEsssay| E ilhb att attend alth the congress, Eng
T.. land ;Mlh not be represented by her
;..iforsign!miaisters4.ona Derby, but by
r,Lsed aiLysnsi ihSx': :ambassador to
~Ftshee, sHG isakkpected In London
.,oy,.sE % issI;Emsl tia 4.
ntthHFi evening" isn;,rp,s
snxI N TIA ex8qt aa Austria occupying
4 BOSNIA Rpd HeEsago8inia there is good
,yaagthoeltE faF Believing that England
s,sri4 claim 1EeKpt as her share of Tur-
ID key. and nEpP!es6 seSiqpsly opposed by
a Rqea. AID It'll, lHttle objection viii
OCCUPATION IT XIe1lSdria and q pro.
tectorate over Egypt.
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The Calii.nn |egislat'rnksrdX
{; &C.,. :; Z!
to have their cues cut Of, and recently
? bill has been agreed upon prohibit
ing the exhuming of bodies for expor-
.:sss Rs;s. "'; r:sss; :::
;oe III. Celestial, who believes that his
.chapces for happiness in the future
ard 4ewhat dependent upon the pos
session Of his pigtail, and the repose
of his bones in the Flowery Kingdom.
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STRAY NOTICE

Tater 'sp. by James 7. Goseen Of Heath
Creek tosnship, one red spotted COW unmarked.
about or years old. with . roam calf about .
month Old, and appraised at twenty dollars, by
William S.Povell and Robert B. Berry, two house.
holders OF said township, duly appointed TO and
sworn BY me for that purpose. Feb. .. 1873.
l. 81. GLAS6COCK, J. r.
herebv certify that the shove 10 . true copy,
taken from my stray book, given under my hand
s-s-vsss In. GIAsscoCK, J. p
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Wanted.

Every farmer in Peatis county to come
and see the best plough eyer offered. A
twelve-inch 6rst-class plough for So, and ell
other kinds in propoFtioo. Two dollars
on the plough cheaper than ever offered.
Farm horses for sale. Also, the celebrated
Howe sewing machine.
2.12-w6t LIN. RAKIR.
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~ n,san,-a,e, -
~ s0 Ssse - esooeeV ~ wsooe
-.-
~ UsOUos00 ~ uso U0osgeose -
V"s
GenscI heseoy eessty No. oovo - Co
eaRsh for ten yssrs aad Cor ske lea sx year have
go terrible enaerer. 80 iendered partially
-. ~ oox1n9 N the need. poino aero0 the ten.
80 1ieereeed touelh. bard end eo0oeaoe e010A,
eevess Iean aeros. re chest. and every indleae!on
e :sSsss K ~ ssse e
Iseo0ree % every means IN my power % disl0dge
~ neeus non my throae and heed before being
aose - sseep IAN. tof period OF etx yease ny
yooao ySSe v!ce!nSe0 and % much tndauled thos
e0ca ~ onsnny evanov. 1enaIly consulted a
aanmaaioe anA aleeresioa IN my throat esnsed By
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-12

..r-.W~ Barnes. agent for adjusting
the debt.iofn6 oatland county, states
that, he hits so44yromised s24, 900 Of
tKvdsbt 'stpce the 10Th of January, at
. a ssesat IF M2 6SS d d about fifty cents
on the dollar. He further states that
he hopes to compromise the whole
bonded debs eeOGS0O, at about fifty
cehae,iredueing:it 20 $780, 900.
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Oi6ord'o Pebrif0R0

II not panacea for all the ills 10 which
Aesh d heir. We do NOT profess to have
discovered Q cuPe-all, but Ne confidently
recommend il 70 you - . sure. safe and
speedy cure for all d,sesaes arrising from
Malaria. In this sla0 Of diseases it b q
specific; il enters the circulation and ut
serly destroys the germs Of the poison il
will purify and build up The debilitated
sysaem in . short time, and With more last
ing bsae6l than any other known rsnsdy
&c. RIcHARnsou, Pro'r.
For sale By Ill Druggists.
81 Iouia
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The Farm Aff9' Yci1bSf western Mas
saaApssfat sseite4 by recent cases of
hydropAobia. have. resolved that a tax
of'$s0s ysar sughb 20 be imposed on
thysUwnys 0feve4y dog, and bonds
enactgdAi6F sKe payment of possible
damages.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-03-12

,,,AsIuTsee Ppt f r fort transport to this
eopntEy from England some soles and
tssbots; tsk.Istoelaing our Eastern bays
hm Observation-Disclosures fish all per-
Sting iii t1a4hsit!' pdt two specimens.
ARoiaBsfSif atSasst ' t. ,,Americanize these
dainty fish WILL hem9de in the spring.
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From the RockiSnd Courier

From the Rocki~nd Courier
The boy who sells fruit and confec-
tionary on the train is usually Wig
orous sort of a boy, with an eye strict
" to business, and no romantic
thoughts running through his active
brain. One of them came very near
running the happiness Of two young
souls for life the other day.
A young man sat in the seat with .
pretty girl. and though the passengers
couldn't distinguish their converse
ton from the noise made by the cars,
it Is pretty evident that what wss
being said Was of great interest to the
young couple.
He was saying. "Jennie, darling,
have long been wishing an oppor.
tunity to tell you my great regard
for"
peanuts :" inquired the fruit and
confectionery boy. thrusting his has
ket in front Of the pair.
mol" exclaimed the young man in
an annoyed tone, and waving his hand
to one side.
"As l was saying, Jennie" he con-
tinued, when the boy had passed on.
IL have long wanted to tell you Of my
regard for you. You are everything
to me, and always in your absence my
thoughts are continually dwelling
upon"
mice candy-prize in every box,
Intercepted the boy. totally ignorant
of the interesting conversation he Vas
injuring. The young man shook his
head. While the girl looked mad
enough to bite a hairpin in two.
When the hoy had left, the young
man resumed:
Il do not think you ale entirely
iusensible to my regard, and / feel
certain that you in some degree re-
ciprocate. Tell me. darling, if l have
. right to think that you are fond
Of"
"Nice fresh figs, ten cents a"
The boy saw BY the countenance Of
the pair that he could make no sale.
and moved ahead with the basket.
The young man finished with his eyes
the sentence he had commenced. and
waited for an answer. 1t came, muir
INJURED in his ear. that no other person
might learn its importance:
"Oh, Charlie you've no idea how
happy you make me by your avowal.
You know that I care for you only,
and that my regard for you is as last
ing as"
"Nlaple candy.-very nice"-said
the boy, displaying q tempting array
Of delicacy.
"Clear out I" CALCULATED the young
man between his teeth. in q savage
tone, and as the boy cleared out, he
turned to his sweet heart for the con-
tinuation of her answer.
"As lasting as eternity. / have
always cared more for you than any
body else. All our folks say you are
| Just splendid. and mother says you
are a. good as"
"Popcorn-fresh this morning"
The young man rose hastily and
lifted the boy several seats down the
aisle. and the girl fell to crying in her
handkerchief. The young man re-
sumed his seat, and remained in silence
until the train stopped at his station,
when, in company with the young
lady. he alighted, while the boy after
nursing the spot where he was kicked
for q few minutes, went on with his
business, in utter ignorance Of the
fact that he had perhaps broken up a
most interesting and happy courtship.
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"A quiet and pleasant home u insured
to all mothers that use Dr.. Bull's Baby
Syrup for their little ones. Il contains
nothing injurious.
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Senator Cockreli has secured from
the, Senste asnmerce.e ampittee = fav-
osabe report on the House bill,toper-
NIT the construction Of 4 bridge over
e Missouri at GlasgOW.

''Gvld dESppA H'ldfaa, Mo1day:'hI
Aas Sss,sFfi6ya 5Si2!S!h!!ss;, s4rs metz &
@npipg 81, fin, a int var, 1aARGa&fr!Xx =
wheuiesaA faEi lQl an~ :4Ans does the
country rush 70 the predicted ruin that
was 70 ,fSlIoy ST Eel TsRpnefization.
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RRlCE. q Cents.

DO not eo0lo0nd theoe rlaseen with ne ordinary
rleesn Of the day. thas By comparison ere sbsS-
SSsassfci % oSeah cotxxss' volrAlc PxAsr,,.
o eo0omAkton Of Electric or Violate Plates
yfsA Ai0Aly Aed1eaeed flageer. = sen u TIA
06oVo euS. Sold By III Wholesale and Retail Drug.
80 ShPooGAolt TIE United Stases md Canad61,
I'd By W0x9 . 4O1TEk Pr0prietoss. bose0a,
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1Aeh peekage contains Dr.. eanfbrdS Improved
lnhaliaG Tube, With full directions for uae In all
eaesa fyiee. 9l0o. For sale BY all wholesale and
&etaM DrueH11e throughout The Cnted states.
WE8kS = pOTTER General Agents and Whole
Oale DrugSists. Boston. Msse.
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few years. dying in 1889 after bearing
five children, four of whom still sur.
vive. Mr.. Adkins never married
after the death of his second wife, bot
lived with his four concubines until
the last one died, about TWENTY-FIVE
years ago, when he took another WON.
an to be q concubine. but has never
married her. She still lives with him,
and is as kind, obedient and attentive
to him as though she were wife in.
stead of concubine.
MORE CHILDREN THAN BRIGHAM
YOUNG.
Mr.. Adkins two lawful wives bore
him twenty-four children, and his
concubines aggregated forty.six, max.
ing in al seventy children. sixty-six
of whom are now living, only four of
this large number of children have
died. His oldest child, . son by h,s
FIRST wife, Is now seventy-cne years
old, and lives within Q short distance
or his father. He also has Q very
large family, but does not agree with
bis paternal ancestor in regard to
polygamy. The old gentleman's second
child . daughter. Is nearly seventy
years of age. She has been the moth
er Of twelve children, only one Of
whom has died.
. All Of his children that are married
and settled, except one, have large
families, and it d therefore quite Ger.
lain that old man Owen Adkins Of:
,pring. including living ch;ldren,
grandchildren and greatgrandchildren,
plumber somewhere near Eve hundred
md fifty. Nearly Ill Of thn trsmen-
aous family live right round the old
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Yho NooOuoag cus0 y psooohsy ~ w,oae
VoaRasoooeo Ssoe 0D0oeo0 - aav asoos.
81 pssoasatsoW ~ she sssassns~e a
eaengy6s
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ing money for the last three years, and
l have found it pays.
Won have cad ha. h,.hoca

ing money for the last three years, and
l have found it pays
You have said her husband.
Ut course l have. Do you suppose
spent oil the money: Not bit of it..
l put the best part Of it out at interest.
always following Uncle Wetherbee's 5
sdvice, in my investments. and I've
bought house with it.
What house
Mr. Nottingham eyes opened wider
and wider.
The Fslkirk house, said Mrs Noting.
ham. her cheeks dimpled all over with
satisfaction. l completed the bargain
to-day Ny dear-stealing one arm
around her husbands neck-how do
you think have held up my end Of
the business.
Better than could have done n.y.
self, Phoebe. said Mr. Nottingham.
with curious moisture coming into his
eyes. l sm proud of you.
So the young couple moved into the
Falkirk house when the first Of May
came around: and the cosiest room in
the house. with . south window, and an
open Fireplace for wood FIRE. was re-
served for Uncle Wetherbee.
And Mr. Nottingham is never tired Of
telling his friends that his wife bought
the place with her share of the part
nership profit.
The most charming woman 10 the
world. ssys Mr. Nottingham.
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R. ]. o. 0RAHSH. DENTIsr, OF
- d 0tons J. vnett's New Build.
- = Commercial street. All WORK
ssun1aG
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Hon. Rufus Choate in an address
once said: Happy is the man who has
laid up in youth. and held steadfsst
through all fortune, . genuine. pas
sionate love for reading; the true balm
of hurt minds, of sure and more health.
full charm than poppy or mandragro,
or all the drowsy syrups of the world.
BY that single test, by that simple
capacity. he may be borne in . mo-
ment into the still regions Of delight
ful study. and be at rest.
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MAN doubles all the evils of his fate
by ponderiDg over them; q scratch be-
comes wound. a jest insult. a small
peril great danger, and slight sick.
ness often ends in death by broo ling
apprehensions.
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NEVER be afraid of doing little be.
cause you cannot do much. Take the
first duty that comes before you, and
put your heart into it, and it will lead
to q second,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-29

notes., registering cards, and relieving
her aunt of much care and annoyance IN
divers ways.
The wedding OF another Of the young
ladies who has spent much time with
Mrs. Hayes at the White House is fixed
for next month Miss Mcfarland, a
cousin OF Mrs HAYES, from Lexington,
will then marry Lieutenant Bergland,
u. S. A. who Is to be stationed nj West
Point He is mentioned i'll terms OF
warm praise by older officers. lie is n
Swedc,, and graduated very nigh ut West
Point not very long ago. The lady ne is
TO marry is handsome and otherwise at
traclive. The invtstions for the we'd
ding ut Lexington have been issued.
One more announcement and l think
the list Is complete. Miss Mary Heath,
granddaug liter Of John \. Mason, OF
Virginia, is betrothed TO Mr.. William
Frcemen, son of Col Freemen, and his
wife, Miss Coleman, Of Pennsylvania.
This engagement is considered eminent
ly proper and tull Of promise OF happiness
- the young couple. Miss Heath is
about eighteen years Of age, is handsome
and accomplished. MIR. Freeman Is az
excellent young man, and enormously
rich. 1t was his aunt who was the
fancee Of President Buchanan. Through
an unfortunate misunderstanding the
engagement was broken. The young
lady died and the gentleman never mar
RED
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No. 43 stops at all stations between
" heeling and Grafton.
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THE WOOL TRADE



The sales this week have been near y
d 600 pounds in excess Of last week
tue gain being about evenly divided be.
tween uetces and California WOODS.
Prices continue weak, and sales are
elected with difficulty. Sales of New
HAMPSHIRE and Pennsylvania \ WOO
>, 3Slm@5c will be found below, Hud @
Ohio NN and above a. SIC There have
been sales in Philadelphia by Boston
brokers of \ aud above OAio ~ 35c,
while sale Of the ssme grade was effect
cd here on Thursday 81 sic net cssl. Ii
Is reported that the 10: Of some 2OO0
mounds choice Ohio and West Virginia
wool. recently sold by Mr.. List, OF
Wheeling, 70 Thompson x Patterson, OF
New York, has been sold this week by
the latter TO various mills at 3oc for the
NN4nd above.
There is nothing new to be said IN re-
esri 10 the new clip Of heeces. The
general expectation coEtinUes TO be that
n-icas viii open ST shout soc in Ohio, and
55G.7, IN Michigan. For the new clip
of Canada COM ing 25326c is being paid
To- the farmers, and the quotation here IS
nomica.ly oold40c.
The Cahtoruis market continues dull
and weak. Faulkner, Bell X Co.'S week
" telegram to Morse, Denny u Co.,
covering the market TO the close OF last
week, says many buyers have Withdrawn.
The clip If the southern counties has
nearly All been received, aud the bulk
al tbaL from the middle counties.
| Northern woods are arriving quite freely
Most of the northern woods are touched
with.seed and burr. The receipts for
the past three months have been about