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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

A fiseUssi0n followed IN the fiffrrsnf
points brought Ip N ms addresses % me
evening.
Fbs question being asked M Pamner
If 4pvfbing san Dr. gnIned nv 4unmerg'ng
me mix. replied lhat he tld not psileVs
mere could. ~ ne = nj the opinion Nat is
roud results ;an ne gntalned deep'
open setting
Mr.. Gundwiu endorsed his assertion
from MS own experience. lie Ises A l'inh
with common SAD pals for cans Win gnod
results; 3 NJ the opinion That can our
ncnes vide. fourteen inches -ung thd
ieen would NJ preferable 20 me rnnnu
nail. Is i presents more cooling iurt.tcH-
This tnDrg 70 20 ~ me urn idvoealed ~
Mr Bliss. amt. nueed. originated ~ nm.
IN answer 20 4 question. Mr. LAWS
replied that 1e inds our feet anu -Wh
inches Gng anUugn tOr he door m Valrn
ordinary COWS arc % stand.
A farmer inds nat Jour feet AMI SIX 1r
aight inches "a ABOUT -ight for nun.
Mr. Sher1urn thinks mat l SOW hat mas
always leen innined IN ltanchlun VIII
hardly aver step tOwn rom ne rflsei
door ana 4tand -hnra Tor any en1tl ii
lime He anu Mr. DAVIS ldvocated
making butter N winter, 10 t viii then
bring l better price. AMI win Tuuu iea''
ind management AZ nucn lan ~ made
IN winter Is IN summer. while lie cows
IAN % TRY during me lOi, Try yeatner.
Mr.. Sherburn gives fuur quarts III corn
and son meal with anr'y cut nay 70 MS
inirv n winter and inds il 70 10 veil.
Alter L very 1r1trlcted discussion vnlcn
lasted until ate hour, adjourned lnul
Friday morning.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

TEMPERANCE 1T MIDDLEDURy. Middle.
1lry s having i ,emperanGe revival and
/ l0nks ~ il they arc likely Town there
% .oluw the example 9et IN st. Adams
A. ! large meeting held last week. Rev.
Mr.. Hibnard ana Town Clerk Hnapp dis
cussed the condition of things there and
Lawyers j NJ 5lade and A. z. rupper
spoke of me difficulties in he way Of en-
forcing he law, making lutte iiscourag
ing picture. Rev, Mr.. Sneara 1roesedeet
30 the RegtSter Iays. 70 white INFO hits
he remarks OF Messrs. Slate and Tupper.
canning nat me law could ha enforced
and Nj. slade matte another speech m
repiv. A comm ttee was then appointed.
II President Hamin. chairman W. c
LAngwnrthy, Prof. Seeiy, Z z. Knaup.
anu DeaG0n Burrows. TO ms ka ont a pnn
n work anu nude of organization to ora.
sent at The next meeting.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18
EVENING.

rboupn A stormy night 4 are inulencH
,,,v,,no ts-a,unied rnev vera mdrss-'u "
Dr. z Cutting. 1uun be ChnEing hu's
mi -ynrsinp .ess' Hs dvneatid ma
va ,IIoy Thought 20 - 1eiora work tnu
49,, ,non -saspn -ltner man custom
Vh,t We 1r1ugnt happiness anu 1eaItl %
1ur 1umes nv constructing ind na'i"s u
mem With -huug1tiui 'sra r1tler -lHu ~
1eriect and Indifference. 1e fAiu -lie
husband snuuid mike lils work d ne we
easier Nv providing little 1ecessaries IKE
A l0ttle Ii idua ammonia 20 sue inui'i Ise
, 5sasDnnnfu n ler tis1 wafer pr : ilu'e
N me yater with vnicn 4le 1ieaned 1uuse'
n L would le A lei gnt % 10 such "prA
-atler thAn A ASK; Tor iuiould mus d iohs
10 sasv anu " quick mat I M not urs W
,e,orne irsagme. Rats anu lies Rers
,omm0n nuisance. 1ut me rats iuuld ~
ror -id If nv scattering cayenne 1epper N
.neir -acawavs. anu II The Darn vas clean
lud me sink Ipuuts G1versd. IS JneY Vef'
ne latcning places 1i he 1Ouse AZ, -neir
numbers would ~ greatly lin nlsile'' ne
Sd Ke IN gcatning terms d ne iaTeiesshess
lsunIlv fuuud about iar'n cellars. Nv cav
lny iecavlug roots there 1nul nidsummer-
mus bringing disease upon ne Vife ANU
no children. compelled 70 i've over Iucn a
oestilent pit. while ne might rain .mmun'
itv ~ MS ieid V1rk that gave ann good
air turirg ne lay
The eeiura vas very acceptable. anu
the Dassage Of Il resolution If thanks ny
he audiences 20 The IecreiarY anu stiler
members If the board Of agriculture Lnr
ne excellent meetings held At Woodstock
turing he session. vas 4 pleasing oxen
1f appreciation % those VINO lad aOOrad
N me cause.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

A certain restaurant IN ms CITY. aunar-
entity 10 proclaim The unlimited RESOURCES
III its cuisine. h IS in its show window a
huge tank wherein giittering goldfish.
5uilen hurned pOuts. tigmtied 1uil frogs
and sprawling turtles dwell together in a
greater N Iess degree of amltv The other
iaY a nee fell MO tnn water and WIS
s0emniy gohhed ny gogg ie.ayed fish.
Hardly nat the bee been 4ngulted. now
ever, vhhn the ism was seen q ~ strange
ly excited. He .eapad into ne lir. drew
IN great volumes Of water and blew Them
out again. anu aGed 30 nsaneIv that the
turtles sGutt!ed away in not haste. and the
lrogs tumhled off lhn racks 10 right ami
eft IN sheer CONSERVATION. MeauynIle
Inc bee raappearad Ind crawled out Of the
tank IN safety, evidently cungrttula,inu
itself. as it dred its wings. upon its posses,
slon oi sting and tho presence Of MIMI
nseassarY % usa il { advantage in TN
emergency .-8oston J0n,'lai.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

DEATH PROM EFFECrs OF FRIGHr-
Excitement 8 1igh in Westminster over
ne sudden death Of Stmuei Conn, afed
So, IN Oil resident of the town ami higniv
1steemed. Suneav, At ahauu 10 A. NJ
CIbn's IOn-in inv Fred jtraeler. aged
30, a dissoiute intempsrnte nan for he
past few years, of an came home int nxl.
asted, threatening ami Using viulenGa. A
snort time ago papers vera issued for his
arrest for threatening v,oience. mt the
family hegged him IF For the past few
lays Sires'er has heen AT work At some
Instance from Cbhb's and returned earv
sunday morning drunk. broke into Conn )
cellar with IN ax.;gstting some hard citer
owned Nv u neighhOr, that was stored
mere. He became crazy drunk. routed
out he household, drove them all ont of
doors anu sepT most of them out ill about
10 O'clock. C0:Ib then Tan 70 B. 8. Page 3
for leip. and when ia reached there sank
intu a chair. DIVING almost immediately.
probably from heart disaese caused 5y
fright.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

"GArH" ON VERMONT SENATOR'S -
Gath writes about Vermont senator
thusiv Vermont hns held ir-t-1uss pn-
Itinn n he Senate since he beginning III
the republican party; nut fhrrn ara some
signs hat Mr. z munis will fn no more
than huid his avn, while Mr. Justin Nor.
rill, his colleague. mas hardly improved N
the past ten wears & lmunds is wanting
in breadth of sympathy, perception and
leadership. A useful nan and an able
man 10 ike 4 locomotive On I narrow
gauge railroad buit N New aampshlrs-
the further up 10 goes the narrower
grows mis- state. Jacob Cnilamer whose
5alue ID N the capital, WINS he 1idesi
Varmunter Chnugh I believe ne vas born
in ne aiate Of New YORK until Eimnnds
arose. VINO will lank, no duuht, N ne ms
tory of Vermont rs her very ATTEST MAN
This ID in refreshing contrast 20 his dpln
ion of the New hampshire senators. Of
Rollins ne says His term IN The Senate
ms only served To show how far ambition
can make a monkey snow Ltle worst par
of himself
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

The EUITEAJ raTAL.-The arguments
70 ne Iury vii prnnahiv, close MS week
Alter Judge Cox lud ieGided IN his TN
3wer9 "a ne requests II iounsais as 10 Ms
charge. Hr Davldge opened ne Ease FOR
he prosecution lnd spoke 5wn lays Nj
Reed opened or Inc prisoner and occupied
about i tav. tIulteau radles, 70 address
he lur7 himself VAS raused Nv ,udg"
Cox Vnu however Inld hat :ounsai nighl
luuk lver no manuscript thar l-uteau
lad pr narad lud raad 3ucn parts If il 20
The Iury ~ ,hey huught proper CEuteau
mas gwen ais statement % he press. It
IS u 'amnling. 1iaspnenuus document ana
goes over again and again MS Inspiration
story. Mr.. Suov'ile began ne closing
argument for Tie respondent Yesterday
and Judge Porter will follow aim anu
close tGr ne prosecution.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

A somewhat interesting libel suit 10 that
brought nv Colonel Thomas Il. Talbot of
Br0Ukiine. Mass. against tile publisher OF
he Dndham Transcript Mr. Talbot in
1870 wns a candidate for 4 republican
nominal ion IL senator from MS district
anu some weeks 1Hiure the meeting Of he
nominating convention The T'r1nScTTDL.
discussing me merits of the asnirants for
ne nomination, spoke Of aim IL - Butler
nan, hut IN lis next issue. week later,
admitted that II mad heHn nlslnformed.
mi Expressed regret for It's mistake.
adding some remarks complimentary to
Nj. Ctibut. Alter ne lapse IF two wears
Mr. Talbot now alleges lhm the first pub
liGatiUn mentioned WAS libeIuus. that in
consequence thereof ne Itied to reeeive
ile expected nomination, and hs claims
i've thousand dollar, as compensation for
ne dnmnge q his reputation and political
prospects. The publisher of the Tran
script INSERTS hat me statement com
pinlned Of was made IN good faith. without
naiiGe amt On Information upon vhiuh ma
mad a right to rely.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18
lB7om dur Reguiar Correspondent.
Washington Letter.

WASHINGTON. D. c., jan. a. 's2.
Since asst wrote. 4 COMMITTEES IN xnm-
an tights mas heen crsated IN the Senate,
clerk II committee appointed With a
good salary. and. for ha first lime IN lsr
'Ong tramp If political 1rngress. woman
nas irmiv planted her official font IN the
Capital Of he United States. 10 not
mean 70 sav mat Individual advsncrt
women nave not planted their feet n he
Capitol before. Fraduentars Of hat histur-
q pile ara ,uier1hiv familiar with he iaces
rnd 'Orns If Misses Susan 3. Anthony
PhRne Cousins. Mrs sara Spencer, 8eivn
4 LncKvnnd. lnd D0Gtnr Mary Walker
The asst named 1undescr'ut. nv the vav
hareiv 4SGappd arrest his week. from =
rev policeman. VINO saw, for the first
'me. he picturesque little woman m
hlapches.
Yuu NAV ave noticed mat have had
very little TO say Ihnut the tIuiteau trial
Notwithstanding ne fact mat i attracts ~
nuch attention here and elsewhere. The
details 1f he case have lean rapusive 10
ne. and I have supposed mat your readers
nave little interest IN he horrible husi-
hess beyond a desire Tor It's speedy cui
ninaIinn IN he 1Gatfoid. Il las 1een ton
lGng ornrracEed. anu ne assassin las heen
gwen a lamentahe 'ims. His vile 1huto-
Irapns are N he shup windows side Nv
SHE with hose If MS victim. and. IN
many windows. the pictures NJ he ate
president. his mother. vie. anu Guiteau
are arranged IN groups. Such shocking
ndecency, Il seems q ne. deserves lang-
ny IA one window, life 4ize lust n
plaster NJ me I0athsOme rapiilian assassin
Is displayed, ind tTuiteauis signature
niurrs ne autograph albums Of 4 large
number If the ladies of Washington.
have 1ean n he court r0Hm lut twice
turing me gria-InCa IN ne irgt iav
when ex-senator Blaine testified. anu MS
week vhen Judge Pnrtur vas arguing n
tlvnr If lie prayers 1f he prosecution
,Eulteau Onks latter, grnsser. and more
rnpulsive Than when ais .riai began his
aves lra iOra. and Ills forehead IS covered
with -ad 1utcnes. SAID % come rom 4
iisgracaiul disease. It g believed thar
ne ease will 70 q ne urY before he snd
II next week.
Balls. 'ecepliuns anu timer parties le
amy ne attention NJ hose VINO IRA N
society Ind It IS fortunate for 1ur egisiu-
.ors that thev ara not expected % appear
n congress before noon. anu that the
House and Senate seldom continue their
SESSIONS 0nger han + clock n he after,
1uun. Since he hours ara nus. member
If congress. after rsveiing lntl ) N |
CLOCK n ne morning. IS occasionally
tDle % DieGa mt ne Quorum. The festive
nemner IT senator vnu is II he theatra
Until Il 1'GinGk. anu len 1anduers or
iancas lntll J N he morning, cannot Ne
n ne most avGranie condition for Icru-
inning arltf Ind APPROPRIATION pills.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

TEMPERANCE IN CONGRESS. In the sen
ue IN Wednesday Senator Morrill, present To-
ri ne petition NJ the Woman Christian
temperance CniOn Of Vermont. officially
-lgned. representing = thousand members,
PRAYING Tor 4 commission IN inqulrv con.
iernlng The aiconuiie liquor rattle winch
vas referred 10 he COMMITTEES If innnca.
senator Edmunds presented 4 petition u
he Right W1rthv Grand Lodge Of Cont
rhmpInrs N The Cnited States asking for
ne appointment Of commission NJ m
4ulry IN he liquor Question anu It vas
eierrad 10 lie committee IN inanca.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

OLD Gus 1Ms IN ENGLAND Mr. EN-
srsnn. turing l visit % Engiand, some
thlrLv YEARS ago, maize IN experiment 10
lest the stability Of English laws. He
vent 70 \ village nm. rs 4 traveller, ma
tsked for the !ltt NJ i mug If ale and /
piece 1I bread and cheese. Thew we're Al
once set before aim. Several hnndrad
years before some one had left -um NJ
money to furnish refreshments 1t that mn
for INV traveller nat might appiy for it.
rhe 81 her iav, another illustration Of The
quaint conservatism winch marks nnnv
Eng ism institutions we're IIven n London
4 proclamation vas made IN he rnval
Gunrts Of Justice ls follows Tenants mt
oGGupiers If 4 piece Of waste Irnnnd called
the Mours IN The county If Saiut. come
tOr'h amt 10 your ierylGH. The ,Itv So
licitur presented himself, and Iut one
tagot with 4 Ratchet and another with a
hillh0Gk. Proclamation was than made
Tenants and nCeupiers Of certain tenn.
nent called the Forge. IN ne parish 0f 81.
Clement Danes. N the county OF Middle
sex, come iOrttl ana 10 vuur service The
Gltv solicitor, IN answer 10 That. counted
SIX 1Olse-5nues and 4ixty-dne nails. the
queens ramemhrauCer saving Good
number. These proceedings we're neuas.
IarY fornalities 10 anahie the evaporation
Of London to retain certain prnpaltY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

SMALL P0x NEAR Bra rrI.z3ORO. small
box mas broken 1ut n me tanlv If L-ucien
'tgseer. Jhrse miles from 8rlttleharn
TIlaga. Three children ara suffering rom
ne llsease amt IN Old iadY, Mrs. 1emls,
i member 1f he family, IS tuwn with
7arulnid. sumo members nj ne family
lave been circulating among lg1p e since
he irst child vas taKen, 1ut 40 aa-4s
AVE AZ yet broken ont in 9ratt!ennro
Naturally, considerable alarm % felt IN
nat village. The scnurge g moving
lur'hwarf anu extra precautions should NJ
aKen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

Oscar Wilde. he esthetic nnet. lns gone
rom New YORK where ne ieivel.d his
lecture 10 i my audiences. 10 Philadeipnlu.
He has 4 goud many very sensible IDEAS N
MS ak, nut it would 10 hlm 4 teal If
goud if he had to buckle INTO every iuv
work N new country for a while. A
man NJ MS size IS H. } N cannot profit
AMY spend whole life n contemplating
lilies anu other beautiful things.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

Hon. Webster Wagner. VINO net sucn a
hurrihie death At inc Spuvten Duvvll rail-
rpad accident, Vas horn At Pllatine Bridge.
N. "a place ne maize mis- iie-iune -esi.
characterization 2d, l9iT. Ia sariy ife he
vas farmer and wagon maker, and was
atterward r1ir0ad station agent Ysrrs
ago he organized ne 1since Gar COMPANY
vhiGn hears Ills name AMI made IN I'M
nense fortune. he vas member Of the
New York assembly, m 1871 and Of the
Senate continuously since 1872.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

The New Albany CInd.) Courier Jo,tr,lal
records me arrest Tor drunkenness Of
Henry c. Spauldng. VINO vas once famous
ss ne inventor OF liquid glue. ne says
nat M sold he right to manufacture 70 a
concern VINO MAI" 4 round million. out
ne got nothing out Of It, the buyer putting
n defence 70 the suit brought nv Spauld
ing mat ne plaintiff vas MINOR when
the contract vas made.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

At Providence. he gther i,ty. a nnu
Vlu 5 4 college graduate. vas arrested tur
rating MS wife. 4 lew 7ears ago he vas
worth thirty hnusani tulars. anu lne
vts / beautiful and uvniv woman. H.
MT MS VIE 1roaun lttuiC'ad 10 ilinkInu
1elr money 8 gone. anu 1Olh are nlser-
tOle iOIs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

Governor st. jnhn n Kansas n a 70.
cent 4pr"cn, said e Tie nm % yer &
naking desperate efforts q break the
nr2a II or1nlhitiun N mis- 1t; g. and Won
'ead nave 40 ear; We nave asset lie
dock ttI m ne WHISKY tr4ific. AMI
.eltner propose 70 glve nur lsk quarter
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

A harrister unca asked Lord Elenborn
IN the midst of boring ma an ..ue. rs
it the pleasure of the court that I shoujd
pruceed with my statementn' The LEARNED
Judge replied, PLEASURE. MIR. has
neen out of the question tor long lime
nut you may prnceedn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

Mrs. Eaves will visit Washington iur-
NJ the season int remains week .ir
va. She wishes q see The portrait paint
at N her ~ III emprr.nca contribute IONS
placed II ne White zunse.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18
A WORLD OF GOOD

One II me most lnpuir medicines now
before he American public. 5Gp 1tters.
gIu sac it tvervv1ern. Pannie axe /
Win Goud sIfeGt It builds mem ID. It
8 not AZ pleasant 10 the .asie AZ some
1ther Biuers. is il IS nut WHISKY tr,nk.
1t ID more ike me 1td. fashioned luneseI
tea. that has tone I World If gnud If you
ion't ieei ust -'gnt. 5ry Hop 3itsers.-
Yl;ltLu YeaVs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18

Society Bellies ara loud in their praise of
Fl0raslon Cologne. ON aoGaunt of its deli
Cats and lasting fragrance. Emil
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18
CHuRsDAY EVENING.

II ~ tlH chairman 3ailud he meeting
10 order, wien Nj. W. Davis first occupied
ne Time II speaking lpnn the Breeding
tnu feeding 1f cows for he tairv &c
1rst POKE Of ne 4eitGtiun If COWS anu
he characteristics nv winch he vGnld ~
guided n he choice, These vnulu le i
urge Inu gapaGiuus ldder with -euts veil
set IN and far enough apart. vim orom
1ent mix VEINS anu / soft. mellow skin.
!nOd constitution AMI Iuiel disposition
IRE % IA taken INTO consideration. 4 COW
weighing lne thousand pounds 10 Inrre
enough iOr nlm. lnd Tor lie production Of
butter vuud 1huuse ne Jersey, lr some
NJ ts grades. The average production Of
1uttGr N -rmont is only one hundred ana
twenty i've pounds per COW ae does not
lhlnk ais will Day and PLAINLY indicates
nat something q wanting Farmers can
determine where ne ieIicienGv s vim
careful investigation. some COWS will mol
pay inr heir Seening. aud they should he
rrpaoed with better mes. Arain. A COW
NAY IA adapted 10 ne production nj
cheese. mt not 70 nat Of mteH and is 1ut
prdtitaais- Seep. F-trnef. -huuft ,tlldv
his natter carefully, ~ il is Of Importance
10 them. In teeding for milk the fnrner
shunld he careful 10 so combine The ditfer
ant tinds 0f iunts as 70 yet the best results.
IN ms practice prefers good nav anu corn
neal. Does not link hat bran Is rond
Tor mis- purpose. A small quantity mlpht
no mlXed with ne corn, nut wuuid prefer
barley dr uats. He leeds brewers Grains
anu 1nus tlem 20 produce 4 g0ud Quantity
anu quality u milk. Is we'll satisfied ilat
/ N winter moderately warm wafer will
materially assist n ieeping M a FOOD dow
81 mix. AdvoGates 5Hllng as enabling
farmer 10 iaep more cows and assist n
he restoration If MS PASTURES. Winlel
rye, clover Ind sweet corn we're recon-.
ncnded tor tins purpose. Likes ASA &c
leed ! little mga tally in summer
/ Mr.. Prmuer followed Mr. Davis and
lonk lp he subject 1f LhG manufacture OF
outer. t1e list reviewed The different
methods Of milk setting. out came "a thu
conclusion tnat he cream can Ia ABOUT
equally we'll raised Nv any one of hem /
ne conditions are right; nut there was a
| difference m LlH labor uf caring for ne
mix. Farmers will nead to ~ guided by
Their circumstances IN their selection 0l
apparatus. getting that, if possible, The
best lttapted 10 their wants. Cream should
% slightly acid, NJ r1paned, before Ghurn
ny, winch profess should m performed Al
rom 1ttv-slght 10 sixty dsgraes IN sum.
ner. ana little higher IN cold weather
Prefers IN usclilating or revolving churn
would not hurry me operation. and would
CEASE when tnG butter is IN granulated
form would work as little AZ poss,ble
and put IN such packages rs IRA preferred
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-01-18
r.IuH--PgElG vHEA-s.

CORN Nal
rhe sales nave D-en s-Aa3 % = mi Is % ilAty
tur resin ground 4nd llln tr'eL
RYE FL3UR.
The aiss n RYs Flour 44ve Isea Il snail uiB Il
l6..Gej. 5 2 mi.
DAT IEAL
The e,nAnu 'ur small OTIS lud 1r7ces -anEe rom
so.JWg' o lnl tur common ana saulca WESTERN
CORN.
There i irrner ceiling tor ORR. INT he isrnznu
Moderate snd he sales lAve 5g74'pG f0r No
.nd llEn nl-ed anu Dc sur steamer. New ON
very little iuinE ana lriees lomlnAilY 2s75o par
lusne4 ,ur nlEed.
IArs.
The nArket Iuet or AIS mi n lrrss ~ material
1t I5G57c, No ynte Il 3}7,254c; No white Il i9ysG
Sc: ana M. nlGed Il ll.z5-c Isr lusnei.
The sales 1Aye lsen Il mail uts At 81 . lushsL
FEED
there + no mango L .eed The saies n snor-s nave
lssn slse2o; ine .eea Il 12o@9l ana maalinFS at
~ t.a25 Der On cotton esd neal lAs 1ssn ceiling
II sSl 1er ION.
The n-rket pmeE .uu prices re loninAily The
same
THE Wool Trade.
There continues 70 Ne eye i'm .o-ilrE or ynoi
Nth = GOOD steady teInAuu rom .u-IuiGciuretFr ane
syerv Indication u 1rTn nArEtE 9r he lAlAhse y
iaTf,r lpsnmpan ~ hath @aas ana goo vas leyer
more snCourns NIX The mass II he le1uIs through.
mi he oountr, lre tutly annioyed, .nu InlsrHugn
promises 70 ne GrTer next year han tur'us tie asst
We sis prunAniN .dd hear million tu'ur }pl4Atign
.tuin ms ,Iis , nc INNS .il I -
goods hey an produce u AtisfEcror', prices Al
~ ta,n nj ,1fi,tlss n nm m he z,ts1 ,--es n
wool ana ans teeoes sold ~ 9ios Than
u siuh Soois defective all GaiitnrniA there
good 5uppiy mt i evident there STOCK
II alther 1ne good mediums. Ind manufacturers
Will iircult o nrtdKe over 70 another lin With
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