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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27

HISEsBUEGH.-There have been 81 Dirt hs,
u deaths and marriages in this town the
past year.
A petition will be presented at town meet
ing, signed by about three hundred Of our
lodies, asking that our liquor agency be dis
continued for one year
Mrs Ballou, wife of DIR. T. c. Ballou of
Monkton Ridge, died very suddenly Friday
morning. OF paralysis Of the heart. She got
up as well as usual and was engaged about
breakfast. when, throwing up her hands she
called, ''Oh Philip" DR. Bailou caught her
before she fell 10 the floor, and she was
dead.
There is good deal of talk about buying
poor farm, "Endan article in the townmeet-
ing warning in relation to it. We have paid
out for the poor the past year S73S "a. Can
not they he kept cheaper and better on q
farm?
Mr.. Fred Mack had narrow escape
while driving through the village. His horse
became frightened, kicked loose from the
wagon and run, but was soon stopped.
The horse and wagon were considerably
damaged.
In spite Of the storm eighty persons were
present at Mrs. H. NJ. Hull's sociable, last
wednesday evening.
Rev. Marion II. France is recommended
by our best citizens as census taker for this
town.
The Queen Esther" troupe has had re-
union and accepted the invitation of many of
the people Of Richmond to render the cantsta
10 that town on Friday evening, February
27th.
Last Tuesday j. II. Buffum lectured be
fore the ". c. r. |. Although a stormy
night there was good audience, and the lee
ture which was in many respects first rate
was wei! received.
Mrs. Harry Sutton Of St George met
with painful mishap last week. In conse-
quence of snow on her shoes she slipped on
her kitchen floor and fell, breaking her arm.
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having passed several sleepless nights disturbed
ny the a2ohie1 ana cries Of a suffering child, AMI
becoming convinced that Mrs. winslow's soothing
Tor the child. On reaching home aud aciuIIuttng
we win what he hal done. She refused TO
nav" iI administered To the Child iIi5---5
strongly IA favor OF Homeopathy. That night ne
'hud passed ln suffering. and the patents wIthdIt
~etr returning hulnc the DAY follow nag trt ADJ
'i l'uhd The baby still wUrsc and while -rItru-
plating another slecpicSs nigat the ma.,r -tgpq.i
H'h llr l""u 10 attend To- some duuA .,. tiutitS
huh Ieil Tie lhlher with the child During her lb-
seh't re administered q portion vi the Soothing
syrup 10 The baby and sId nothing. That night all
hands slept well. and the i...e fellow WoAe in lhe
hnrhinS bright and happy. The m1;her wa, de-
hsh'eu wan the sudden and wonderful change and
a'though at hrst offended with the deception prac
tcsd upon her. has continued to use the syrup and
Sunetihg, crying babies and restless nights have
disappeared. A single trial Of the Syrup never vet
alth 10 relieve the baby, and overcome the prrju-
uicts OF The mother Sold by all druggists. q cents
IA bottle. ian 1 SAL, IS fyv1yfGihl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27

Rt~olred Thai our distinguished Senator. George
+. Edmunds, is our irst choice for next President
OF the nted States and the delegates To the State
Convention, now about 10 he chosen. hereby
Instructed TO use all honorable efforts TO the
appointment OF delegates al large from this Stale
10 the approaching National Republican convention
Al Chicago who Will cordially and persStenily sup
port senator Eimundl until successful. or uniIl
compelled L. abandon all Reasonable hope ui his
nomination.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27

We ordered these good. early IN the season in
large quantities, Tor both our Wholesale and Retail
Departments. giving Us the. advantage OF large
purchases.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27

A VERMONT MooNsuINER CAPTrRED.-Or
"Wednesday, Feb. 4th. a small ILL.,. viii. VIE
seized by u special deputy collector of inter
nal revenue in an unoccupied house on the
premises of a substantial farmer in Wind
ham county, and the owner arrested by the
United States deputy marshal, and on Thurs
day. Feb. 5th brought before United
States commissioner, where he was held to
bail in the sum of $500 for his appearance
before the United States Circuit Court at
Burlington, TO answer to the charge of set
ting up and running a spirit still without
registering the same.
The little still was quite a curiosity. The
boiler was a huge brass kettle nicely cover
/ ed holding three-fourths of a barrel, and the
worm a rod or two of block tin pipe, coiled
in II cider barrel. The honest farmer said he
made it for his own use and could not do
much with ii, as ''it took him almost all day
to run up barrel of cider in it - but he
was troubled with rheumatism, and when he
had little cider which had got too hard to
drink he ran it into brandy in his little still
and kept it for bathing purposes. He said
he supposed he had a right 10 run still
that he made himself, and to make all
the brandy he chose from his own ci-
der. He seemed at first a little surprised at
the urgent invitation of the deputy marshal
to appear before the commissioner to answer
for a violation of the revenue laws; yet when
he found it meant business he yielded grace
fully, and requested the officer making the
seizure to keep his little kettle safe, as he
wanted TO settle with Uncle Sam. get his lit
lie still back and register it, so that he could
run up his old cider. as he must hare little
5randy for bathing purposes.'
1t is generally supposed in the neighhor-
hood that he has done quite profitable bust
ness with his little still for the last five years.
So quietly and silently was the seizure and
arrest made, that his nearest neighbor don't
know that anything has happened to the
honest old farmer and his little still, and will
not until they find his name in the court
records, unless they miss the usual smoke
from the "cid house"
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NEW YoEK, Feb. -.
CoTruN-The market is quoted to-day as being
steady. Sales OF Lbs bales. Mhlling upands al
| FLouR-Thr market Is quoted hting less
active. Receipts 9.U0o barrels. sales l:ct0
| barrels No. at > sUGj 90: siIperflne state and
western at OOa5 80 !; common to good extra west
and state at 6oja s. good TO choice extra 10
At 5 9os 90; common To choice white wheat
| western extra at 3 s5,d6 81; fancy while wheat
western extra AT o 00a n0o; common TO good extra
Ohio at I'D 81; common 10 choice extra 81 Louis
| at : $50 500
RYE FLOUR,-Tho market is quoted as being
| steady AT 4 S0S5 - for superline.
| CORN MEAL.-The market is quoted being
| quiet at . jati Is.
| WUEAT-Th. wo,'rot I, p"u,cd closing less
nrm and SIC "a 1T sr nS RrrGps Of eso
No. White, 4s'@@ i9p. Chicago. 10
RYE The market to-day quoted as being
firm at % gag, for winter.
BARlEl-The Market Is quoted as being dull.
to-day choice No. Canada bright at 9j /;
two-rowed state nj -.
BARLEY MAIT-Thc market is quoted as being
steady and quiet. Canada at / ies -
CORN = The market is quoted easier ami
quiet. Receipts of s6,oVn bushels. Sales of
246 100 bushes ungra,lei at 5,ac0 ; steamer ;.
ta57 Y No. at COZ o6Oii.
OATs-rhe market is quoted Al closing stronger
AMI quiet. Receipts OF S'.onn bushels; sales of
>s,@" bushels; mixed stale At is.a Is; white
state AT I9.d52
HAY - The market is quoted as being active
AMI sironea IS for shipping.
HOPS-The market to-day i, quoted as being
quiet and steady. New YORK State age quoted as
being AT 2aiain.
C0FFEE-Thc market is quoted Is being adv
AMI quiet. Rio al ~ "a li.,.
SuGAH-The market is quoted Is hain; steady;
Standard A. at %; granu!aird al g's,d9's
powdered at - ci?'. crushed N loia l0 Refined
.t.@9'a.
MoLASsES - The market Is quoted as being
quiet. New Orleans at ..,,a'L'
RICE-The market to-day is qnoicl as being
steady. Carolina AT 81" "a. Louisiana al g..
a6's.
PETRoIEI M-Thc market i, quoted as being
dull and easier ; crude III barrels a. 6i...I g
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27

The match for 500 side, collar and el
bow, between H. NJ Dufr of Marlboro,
Mass, and John Mcmahon of Rutland,
Boston, March 10, is virtually off. by reason
of the principals having failed to agree on a
referee, Friday, the limit of time set for his
selection. Boston sporting men say Dufur
is afraid TO meet Mcmahon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27

WATEEvILIE--S. II. Miller and James V.
Stevens attended the convention at Mont
pelicr as delegates from this town.
Miss Susie Chalree. daughter of Hon
Mason Chaffec, is now confined to her bed
with rheumatic fever.
On Thursday of last week Mrs. Alma
Maynard of this village slipped upon the
ice, striking upon her hand and dislocaiing
the wrist joint. DIR. Corey was soon in al.
tendance and she is now doing well
John l. Smith of Cambridge has bought of
$. G. and o. F. Taylor the village lot and
buildings near Nathan B. Pages, now occu-
pied by Ephraim b. Witherell.
On Wednesday last the Lamoille County
Good Templars Union was held at the Union
church in our village John NJ. Stafford OF
Pearl Lodge, Cambridge, acted as W. c. T.,
Mr. Warren of Stowe being absent Some %
or 30 members of the lodges in Cambridge
were present and three or four from Johnson
A public meeting was held in the evening.
l.. l.. Pattson, +. A. Stanley. A. l.. Tobin,
c. o. Burrows, and others are drawing Il
large quantity of spruce logs to the village,
leaving them on the bank of the Branch in
L. W. Prior's meadow. The logs are for
Clark, Boardman & Co. of Milton and will
be taken down the Lamoillc during high
water in early Spring.
On Thursday of last week Bronson s.
Wiley was arrested and brought before JUS
tice q. \. Gilman charged with the crime of
selling or giving away cider. The court was
held on Friday at the school house near
Capt. McFarland's. After hearing some
dozen or more witnesses and making over
$50 cost, the respondent was fined $40 and
costs. He appealed 10 the county court. C.
$. Boynton of johnson appeared for the
State, and }. W. Page, Jr., for defendant
On Monday last Nathan b. Page was arrest
od ,'n the same charge and his trial is fixed
for the Sth day of March. 1t is reported that
all in town, guilty of giving or selling cider,
are TO be brought to justice. If 50 much work
is TO be done. Z.
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The Howard Opera House was formal,
opened one year ago Tuesday night. Dur
ing .the year there have been given in ii
ffty-four entertainments, the list including
two nights of Italian opera, three of Eng
fish and burlesque opera, six of ''Pinafore, -
seventeen Of the drama, and the rest mis-
cellanaous entertainments
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AL persons attending the next session Of
the Troy annual conference, soon to he held
at Burlington, and passing over the lines of
the Central Vermont railroad, will pay full
fare in going, and receive free return certif-
Gates, oountersigned from the secretary of
the conference, and good from March p 10
April $. 1880, inclusive.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27

VEEGENNrs. The pupils Of the State
school gave a fine theatrical entertainment
on Friday evening last, from the drama en-
titled Great Elixir" A portion of our citi-
zcns were favored with invitations, and were
much pleased with the entertainment. Their
department when upon our streets singly. OF
accompanied by the superintendent, or when
they march to and from church services on
SUNDAYS, is courteous and genilemanly, and
has won for them warm friendship among al
rlts-r- ul or CIiIIrnS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27

The 22nd of February, the 3oth Of May,
and 4th of July, the legal holidays, come
this Year on Sunday. The Monday following
will be observed as the holiday, and all notes
maturing on either Sunday or Monday will
have to be paid on the Saturday before.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27

RICHMOND MARKET, Feb. 23-The market
was active and prices higher. Choice Fall
made butter sold at 90 TO 25 cents; fresh
made the same fair, IS to 20 ordinary,
- to 10. Cheese sold at - to 10 cents !;
potatoes, SO to So; eggs, Is.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27
"AFEHi0"S uNioN LIVE sToCE

Tor Ike week ending TUESDAY. Feb q, IS,
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK Ary,rrr-
Cattle Sheep and Lambs. swine.
inns Weck'--' as Lou g2a2
Lhs' "eeA-- Spo 2SiO 1912,
Prices of Market Bee:-A few choice :. .5.,T so =.
extra So ,6'yI ~" frs quality So on q, 1 80 s,cuuu
quality 30 " q 30 third quality 81 Ls 4 IS
Prices of Store CGtllc-WorlIng Oxen - mir
from 800, l3J "a 6O. Mich Cows and Calves non,
$40. 30, "a so tarrow Cows 80 Is 5s YeurIine, II
q u Two Years Old tlz 20 three years old 20 q,
is5.
swine-western lat hive. o'.c q n Northern
dressed Hogs 81 r NJ.
Prices OF sheep anu Lambs In lots : 81. . %
ami S 50 each extra IS 0ocs % or from la , 9
n; Lambs 4 % .Ac q N.
Veal Calves 10. 6l.c n n.
frlcrs OF Hides. 1alOw auL Skins BI;yninu
Hides 81 p n Brighton Taliow : "a SIC /! d. .
'odntiy Hides Ia 1kc Y H.: Countr, Jnilnw 4 q
~ q H.. sheep felt5 81 5oe.2 25 each can -tlus
t2ai21c 4 u
REMARKS
titua-'ihc demand f"t Cattle We tlund onI, Ian.
There Is less from the North; 40 mead uf Mtsttiu
cattle Were taken Tor English snipInent thrt Ipi t.
not put upon the morket Dea.eis calculate GA a
slight advance
Sheep and Lamb-Ihe run of sheep was light Uut
prices not materially changed thereby.
Poultry-Sales of mixed loIa. at l0c " Il.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27

tArARRH Is a poisonous Infection OF the muruS
OF The membrane, just smallpox is i virus of
the blood Catarrhal virus he only reached and
eNierinnaied hy antidotal. inoculative clements,
that are absorbed by the purulent mucous. In.
WEI DE MEYERS CATAIRH CURE is unquestisnably
the most important medical discovery since vac
cination. 1t never fails. Supplied by druggists.
or delivered by ID. b. DEWEY h Co., Agents, Id
Dey st. y. Y, :or $3.50 a package. Pamphlets
with jul explanations mailed free.
Feb l,wlm-9rm-3p
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when Your system gets Out OF tune and y"l feel
completely play out, II Is pretty certain that You
need medicine 10 act un both the Kidneys and
Liver. for these Important organs work together In
freeing the system OF its waste AMI keeping up the
lone. Thtn take hi'ln-y-woli for this is jist wha,
II does, for ii Isl both diurciic aud cathartic
Feb 2B-dNwlw
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Aihufhi Administrations CoMroUSp sYEIi
o. iiffofhOsfIIrEs.-Wa-ti of the tissues of III,
hod' Is arrested the muscles made linn AID III,
nerves regain their power bv using F,il0y: ) ,n
pound syrup OF Hypophosphites
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27

The sweepstakes race for a purse of 1900.
between Star Ethan, Island Boy and Village
Boy, which was postponed on Saturday
February l4th, has been forfeited and will
not take place. Mr.. NJ. G. Holcomb of Isle
La Motto, owner of Island Boy, declines TO
trot the race and Star Ethan has been drawn
on account of throat trouble. The stake
holder has paid the S15 deposited in his
hands rs forfeit stakes, TO the owner of Vii
lagc Boy, who is ready to fulfil the terms Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27

LETTERS from Bishop De Goesbriand an
nounce that he arrived at Jerusalem, De
cember %, and has since been travelling in
Palestine. 1t is his purpose to sail for home
something in March
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DEE.

SADIEE lii this c,ty, Sunday morning, Feb. 81
at the residence OF III \. Reed. Pine street Mr.
BELINDA Sadler, aged :. years.
WHEELER.-In South Burlington, Feb. 24l, $50
William Wheeler aged - wears.
TuOTPsoS.-In E,.ey, Vi, Feb. 18Th i-sp, James
VI. Thompson. srn of JJhn Thompson, aged u
years.
MURRlY.--At Springfield Mas, Feb 18th. /.
Edwin MURRAY, formerly OF lhis Cry, aged u wears
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27

the hallway. 1t was about time for the
morning stars to begin their song to-
gether. well" and he moved one step
nearer the door well" she replied as
she stepped toward the door also. well,
I-I-must be going II" "That's
right John. if, and she leaned her head
on his shoulder 'If-you have-any-
conundrums-to- -ask-them now. -"
He was measured for n new ping hat and
Il pair Of kid gloves that same day-.ia-
dt~'s -imsrican Queen.
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4 Card.

wish - express my thanks 10 the people o
Chiitenden and Addison counties, for their liberia
patronage IN the past, and also inform them that
not only Manufacture every style OF double AM
single Hsrness but also deal i'll all kinds of Spruce
and Hemlock Lumber, and Shingles, Clapboards
Cedar Posts, Maple Sugar, etc., Orders by maj
promptly attended to.
JoHS II. ALLEN.
liineshlrgh, VI, Feb. I, $50. wiz.
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ErinEMiCS.-Just now coughs, colds, hung and
bronchial complaints, seem TO h. epidemic. In
these eases oi sudden colds the best thing 10 10 Is
To get bottle Of DOWNS ELIXIR, which invsri-
ably gives speedy relief aud Ultimately effects II
complete cure IN all cases where the breathing
organs are effected. Use II IN time and prevent
serious lung difficulties. sold by all druggists.
ElI, .INMlm
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DIR. \. G.. Whi,.,. ru1monnr, Elixir

Is warranted 10 relieve the Group in thirty min
utes; TO relieve common cold Immediately; 10
relieve Asthma nj once; 10 cure all Coughs before
liberation; to cure Sore Throat: To cure Hoarse-
ness OF singers or speakers: Ia always loosen -
Cough; !" c;ilIac the patient To raise freely; To
ALWAYS produce Fest AT night; 10 give satisfaction
|" All WI" use II. Jan 2l-iAw jan4feb
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have recently purchased thirty Eureka
mowers of the general State agent, for their
Summer trade. This is one Of the largest
sales OF mowers made at one time in Yer
mont
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Trctting On the Ice.
AT sWANToN.

The annual ice meeting of the Swanton
Trotting Association, held last Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, was fairly successful.
The following are the results of the several
races:
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How frustrated You look, dear" said Mrs. Part
ngion. as he visitor sank into chair. overcome by
Inc neat OF The weather, "but ! have a medicine
that Will soon incorporate YOU Isaac, bring me the
bottle OF StNfoED'S JAMAICA GINGER, on the shelf
there. bottle was brought. Not that That's
anarchy Tor confessions and embrasures. Il il there
next the hamy Gilead buds That's II. Now a
spoonful of this. and You will feel as fresh Us
mown rose" II worked 10 i charm.
L..l, al Irrf,
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TIE IEI5H RELIEF FCND.-St Mary !
church, St. Adams, gives 1886. p in cash for
the Irish sufferers, while additional pledge
make an aggregate of $500 At the church
of the Guardian Angels about $50 was con-
tributed on Sunday and this will doubtless
be increased to 800. The Catholic mission
in Fairfield has raised SIS. ST. Peters
church, at Rutland, gives $500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-02-27

WIND-CoIiC, Sour-Curd. FeverishneSs and
Worms, make Children puny. fretfu and SICK.
There is only one known thing which will prevent
and cure these symptoms. without injury TO the
child. PITCHERS CASToRIA is vegetable prepa-
ration, pleasant. harmless AMI certain in lis effects
Feb l-W i'm rul-3p
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4 Splendid Dairy

tE>TAuR LlSIMESTs appear to be the worlds
great Pain-rclicving agent Tor all nesh, bone and
muscle ailments OF OF Man and Beast. Their I'M
mense sale Is because they always relieve and
never dIsappoint. Feb l. " lu-2 rm-3d
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NOTICE.
JOHS "a. ThogF ChitteLdsG County Cou1-,
vs..

JonS "a. ThoRr, ChitteIdeG County Cou1-,
vs..
KsrEES F. ST.SIFOgp In Chancary-
MD
FIOEIIA \. STAMFORD A.,il Term, lSS1.
THE petitioner in said eese, having MED his pc
titon this day ia the oiicr of the Clerk Of The
Court Of Cnancery. and II appearing that The de-
PENDANT, FIdelia A. stamford, resides out OF this
STATE. that II subpoena cannot be served upon
her: II l. ntierr HAT the SAID Eidea A. staui-
ford appear the dag Of the stated terra
said Court 10 he hell NJ Burlington in an 10. said
county. the i:~I Tuesday April. A. l5Sv. 20
make answer 10 SAID petiiCn. whetrln the petition
er pral- for The foreclosure vi tae de!eilants
equity Of REDEMPTION tiat certain farm 81 Land
liz said Burlington, nrar Appctrre Point composed
Of lot- NGIsh - lpl -ad 1T containing lu3 acre.
rat-.. AMI Sn.wn t.e stamford TAI ami that
said order IL puh..Shed III ia- Burlington Free
Press u newspaper published At sa;j Burlington.
three weeks -urcrs-ives. the last Of which puDit-
cations -ha' he al St Hc iiy DAYS previous 10 the
commencement al sad III 81 can't
DAT IL AT Burlington. CE,iIenden c0Gnt,. N-.-
mont this @iia day % February. \. u. Iss''.
31N3w y j. HOWARD, ClegS.
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hSDSIOS NAIsEEY>.

WEDNESDAY. Feb. -, l9sJ
FLOUR. The Flour market Is gaining strength
III view Of an Improvement in Western anl lnr"ieu
market. the sales are at - Od "a ~ idr Western
supcrIiur; - 5U.s6 90 Tor common tNltdSi - ''i
6 - for Wisconsin extras AMI 50 0o.t - ior Milne
sofa extras including choice bakers brands. In
winter whcats 80 SOC =, 90 for ONO and Michigan:
81 50a - for Illinois and Indiana AMI :. "a - ior
St Louis Including flvorIre family brands. Patent
spring wheais including Wisconsin and Mime
sofa at = ~ "a = 80 7 hbl. Patent winter wheat
including choice bakers brands, WISCONSIN AMI
Minnesota extras al - ~ {. So u hb. Corn Meal
is in fair demand at y Coz, . Is & bh. Rye Flour
1T - 2jaJ 50 d hill. oLi Meal at 81 - 20 = bill
GRAIN. In Corn there l. no material change
The sales OF mixed AMI yellow have been at 50 a
G2c \ bushrl. Oats are IN lar demand. sales have
been AT Is Il 53c q bushel. Rye 500 ia u e bush
el In Shorts the sales have been al 81 OO 81 80
and Fine Feed and Md,illngs at .lJ Ga - 81 4 ton.
PROVISIONS. There Is u moderate demand FOL
PORK week and prices are about as last quoted.
The sales have been at sl 90 "a II 80 Tor prime s3
"a 10 SO mess and 81 50 10 80 for clear and extra
clear as to quality. In Beef sales have been at slld
IL % Tor mess and extra mess and 81 80 IA 10 4 bhl
fOT family Lard is IN fair demand. The sales nave
been at -. "a sli p n Tor city and Western, mcnd
ing steam and kctlle rendered. Smoked Hams At
ga 9I:c q Ii for CITY and Western.
PRODICE. There is a nrm feeling lot choice
grades. Sales Of c:elmerIes at 80 -. Sc Tor good
and choice New York and Vermont 'iairy al - IL
30 Glib for choice AMI lS 20r ta Toy fair and good
Cheese, 10 "a l5c. Eggs At Ii Ia lSc. White Beans
firm. Sales of Western and Northern Pea Al IL 10
l 90: choice mediums at 81 81 "a ! "a; Yellow
Eyes nj 81 II IA 80: and Red Kidneys at Il - ii
| S. Z hhl. Potatoes range from - "a ~ els.
per bushcl. Apples - 50 al 20 4 bbl.
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A RIPToS man has been married three
times, and all three of his wives now reside
within six miles of him.