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~ o"', W, "nn hroo'tonV rose tave hnen at - "a
5 1 r'"Inrrn 50 - 10 mf0t EASTERN Pr lnc- NJ
,,alo hn, bnrp mn "nuR' At 81 4oc v nu.rrL
49,. ppn''" are nominal ~ t4o4 Is ne' hh
DRIED APPLES are now ~ / ne for AT I,a1nc |
Tor Quartcrcd aud Sliced and / aitr 70 NJ for |
ctOiCe ard fancy evaporatcd
,,,,, ASA, ,,. .
nh hNI' SlhAW.-Ine market Tor nay az
necn easy tnl prices are sieahy. Sales have been
~ ~ W, "a 10 o. v ton, ior good and choice
nnnr,nern ann EASTERN IN I'VE straw the safes
nave peeh ~ fI3 ml4 10 per ION
AsHES-Thc market Is auiai with sales Of Pearls
at 5b@5c, and Pos At 4H@5ic ~ h.
CAMILLE. I, s,or,, ro,,i,s ,b.ro bayo hoor
steady sales at ii I'd 2ac; Patent wax at "
a3Oc n ~. In Adamautnc sales at l6Qt Sc aud
Paratiu" Wax at 10 "a 1S6c D n az 10 quality.
~. In M w., ,, 10" Sa,e- nave been at lohsl2c
W. " W usual Az" extra s'Hes'
TALLOW-1'hc market IL easy for rendered at ~,
@5IHc r. H. Grease has been selling at 5Hs6Nc
wy a. W. v ,""'y.
quiet We quote sales Of Western and Canada at
81 35@ 30 pei bush.
HOPS Tho mario, h "a honn oui., ,,r Hon, I'm,
choice Eastern are firm at 2Oc@2Ic D p.
MAPLE St-GAR-New Mamie sugar has been
arrivinv ttrry at sou ot ia "a iqr os m oralI,v
Marle Sgrnp /. selling Al 96c "a 90 for ahoice
down to 7jt q gal for thin.
Ntsrrtt A>ror-S
observation-disclosures
woOL-Therc has been a moderate demand for
vools and nrirns cont, ,es 70 rn,n iow The
prices OF some of the leading brands nave been as
follows: ohio and pennsy yania 4 nj IS ssGc ~
b. asa Zoe n h Xxx. and IOaiic for Xxx and above.
| Michigan neeces are selling At s3@s5c ~ and nave
| been in moderate demanIe Cnmntng and delaipe
fleece are steady. We quote fine Michigan and ONO
lelainc al 3'@ilc, ana line and No combing at
AZ "a 45c II ID. Coarse combit has been selling
at 3oG3sc y 10. unwashed lecces have been in
a Ge ana s s fa maSe oeGn loI
| 3p632 FOR choice medium selections, California
Mo, ~ nrn q'e' anu s1,es 10 In ~
choice E,s,nrn @ v ~ s,nrs ai ao .I y NJ
and coi1p a a ma' snars st d" On ~ c
|
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THE JE,NNETTE ,NvE>TIG,T ALTON.
The nmccrs Prepared for suicide q
Sueniun Hood from I'll SIR EtDger-.

In the Jeanette Investigation to-day sea
man Nindermau testified that Melville bad
told him thu officers of the expedition had
poison to kill themselves with when all hope
OF being saved was abandoned.
Witness thought it was through his own
knowledge and excrtions that the bodies OF
De Long and comrades were found. lie
claimed he was first to suggest that wash
board be put In the first cutter and believed
it saved the boat during the gale. Wiln,ss
said he was present when the bodies OF lie
Long and comrades were found. IL was
evident from the appearance OF Dr.
Amblers body that he had bl'tcn
into his left hand and sucked his
own blood The fingers and toes OF some
of the other men had apparently been burn
ed off. Witness thought they must nave
fallen into the; fire while trying to get warm,
or crawled too close and became too weak
to get away. Witness said they had no FOOD
except old boot soles, their seal skin pan,a-
looms and few rotten fish, which they
found. They ate all they had and all 'hey
could find. If the party had been larger
the food would not have been enough Tor
all. Witness said there was not much ar.
ference in the conduct Of the Jeanette ano
Iolaris expeditions; but in the latter there
was not as muck putting under arrest as IN
| the former
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MEMBER FROM THIS SEVERAL STATES,

Number Of cars over different roads-Boston and
Lowell 25 Fitchbnrg 33s; Eastern Il; Boston
and Maine 4; total 3iS.
Prices of Market Beef-A few choice 80 50 10 90
Extra IS OOa9 90 first quality 81 % @1 20 second
quality IS 20 "a o -; third quality 81 oOd4 TO-
Prices Of store Cattle-Working oxen, V pair,
$50. 3s(a IS Farrcw Cows $50 30 Fancy COWS
$50 ID $50 yearllngs sl2s 20: two years old ia
d 30 three years Old IA "a si9
Swine-western fat live, 6ha . ID. Northern
dressed Hogs, sGS4c u ID.
Prices of Snrep and Lambs-In lois; 81 = 5000 0os
5 90 each; extra 50df6 So or from "a aojg' rIo'
Spring Lambs, 5aIaic Rb.
Veal Calves 80 7'4c D 10.
Prices of Hides Tallows and Skins-Brighton
Hides 7H6sc r. n; Brighton Tallow Gd6Hc u III;
Country Hides heavy. a7%c u ~; llght; &c
" h; Country Talow, @5c Rlh; Sheatel ftls'
i5aal IS each: Dairy skins, % % sor each
calf skins, ll6l2c Pib'
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND sHEEP'
N.B-Choice grades includes nothing oul stall
fed 100 to 400 N bullocks. Extra and hrs ]naiy
includes the hest large fat oxen. second ana thlIu
quality includes oxen and two aud three-year-oi"
s'eers.
Sheep-Extra includes ossets and when those OF
inferior quality are thrown out.
Western Hogs over the Boston and Albany
railroad are included only in the Brighton marx /
BOSTON STOCK YARDS.
Thcau,l tv Of cattle this week run very much the
| same as last week on both Western AMI northern
| rhr late slight advance in prices IS sun nei'
Dls MAY fun n. lOd As last week There were qnu
a nt,rnner Of extra Country oxen on sale 'e ~
nosal was mostly effected early. Receipts i"r inc
| week were light.
| The ,eep Can-The Sheep market Is nm an
! vel supplied Good docks are in demandwIt =
as a TOP price for lambs and &C r ID Tor hrrp
The supply OF sheep and lamb is sem"what heavier
| Than lis week. The trade opened quItt
| brisk and II would APPEAR thar bntchets mlth
| get considerably higher prices, wNCn II Is "a =
| some of them actually nd. We rotlce silgn
| advance on hest lambs and sheep; "a CEN
hnys good lambs Western su"plv ut sheen an
lambs has been somewhat lighter than usual
| Mich Cows-The market appears an n the sam
| AS last week. There were quite numocr Oh hh'
COWS sold this week. Prices about the some ~ I
week ago,-ranging all the way from 40 u f''
with very fancy at higher rates.
| CALvEs-The market for Veals steady and ieo'
grades ony are in nem1nd. SIN fuu price,
| onrlnue To be ob'ained. Prices for the past wee'
have ranged from d7',c . II, live weight.
| Ungs-The market for fat hogs has declined
on Western hogs 81 20 &c e pound are me rae
for 1--we Northern dressed hogs are qunteu ~ 40
sl5c q b. The supply was not very large and W"
| easily disposed OF.
| PoUtTRY-Turkeys and chickens are qd'ied a
Go i6l.c, and Hens "a d l5c s. 10, according I
quality
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N. Il. Delegates Chosen

Presiding Elders Eaton, of Cambridge dis
TT ct, j. IL, Bond, Of Plattsburgh district, j
l.. g. Sawyer, of the Albany district, and the
Rev. DIR. Henry Graham OF Gloversville
have been elected delegates from the Troy
Methodist conference to the General Confer
enc5 at Philadelphia. q. d. Hammond "a,
j. u Graham were elected lay delegates.
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pItI.SIDEN'CIAL NOTES.
Vhcy Prefer Arthur First and Logan
Second.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 16.-ln the
Republican Safe convention to-day j. W..
Jones (colored) and Arthur Brigham were
nominated electors at large. Just before
adjournment this afternoon banner was
hung out on the stand inscribed "Our choice
Chester \. Arthur second choice John A.
Logan" 1t will be taken to Chicago. The
resolutions affirm the platform Of 80 at
Chicago, endorse the educational bill, favor
protective tariff and declare the prosperous
| coudtiouot the. busincssof the country MAIN
| " due 10 A. lhul's suceo ssful administration.
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TAlt1FF DEBATE.
Thc Nils Reported In the uourc'-
TIE Debate Opcncd on the IariT

Tn, u.b,,. orr,cd %. the IariT
RiI,
,,, nj ~
"N9llN"ioN' ~ w. apr" ~ luz W.
lowing bills were reported To pension
soldiers and sailors for disabilities incurred
hovond ,ho loss 81 a ,or or arm granting
o'' WV ,''' W -" rs 81 e0
serViCe pensions (ahVersei') reI'e'I'H les'S
lative officers from the performance OF exc
cutivc functions (advctsclvl
A. u...i,,, 80, u., r,o tro,so ro
'''' ''''' ''''' i''''O' '''''' NV
into committee for the consideration OF the
tariff bill and his motion was agreed to with
o,, d;yis;,, Nr govo Of Nov, york voe
ouv o,'''',n' ,",' va VI -'1" .',uan A.
ca'leu 10 INC chdr. In inc coh''''''eo WI
Eaton objected to the consideration OF the
bill and his obiAtion was rcported to the
rto,,.o ,,,, ,,,,,s,,o,a 100 Tho oor
r,Uuoo " ti' y, NV ho ',,oo,,ro
Thoro ,os int.o w ,,,rs, Effected in The
ali All A, ,ia nnnai,,si",, 81 ,ho fire, call
bnrl o,',,o,,o5 oi',,i,,, ~ orn ~, favor of
,ho ,aaa,,ro @ ,ha san'rd oIi ,hn nem
,ar, nro,,,,d ora,,d ,I,oso i,oo,,,rr tolIv ond
10 r's,,I, 'ros 'rroa,,d ,,,i,h n,niansn 10 ihn
Do,,nnrn,a ~ o,,,,,,,i,,,,' ,bnn ras,,r,oJ its
ai,,;nr and A. Norrisil, ,,cnoI ,bn Jch,tc
in snnnrrt of tho h;ii
lie idoscrihcd ,hn financial condition Of
+ o,',n,, ,,,I ot',,i ,hn oo,;,,o,od s,,rr,vs
" ,ho rnyor,os ovar ,bo ovnonditnres nc
Juait th Of toya,ion
10 faii ~ rodnco tovoIion md rplieve the
noonIo ,yo,,ld ho n,orani d,srrc,,rd ~ a NH.
liz dmi,, Tha ra,,'1;n,r iiii n,i1ht NOR i've all
,bot ,yas rnod;rod i, wos IN advance
,nu,ords ,l,o ,,ro,,isn of o,oro comnlotn tariff
roSorn, sub reform, ond enlistment of tbc
tariff was not believed to he Sttninahle nj Ibc
rrcso,, eose;on II would oroa,o no eirnrief
hat in ,be nninion "f Tho minoritv nj thC
con,nit,nn no ,nnaerre wa, moi Sufficiently
bormoniuus 10 secure their annroval
A horizontal rodnct;on mieht moi h,
host hnt mono other was now prac
ticablc, prott cti,nis,s onnos. d it not be.
cause il was horizontal reduction but be
cause il was reduction at all.
MIR Kelley made tho onrninr specch ID
onnoeition tn The hill He did not beliey,
onv choanoning of goods conld relieve an,
American industries The evil was no
thai Goods were not chcop enough. or tina
America conld rot nrodurc Them. The tru,l
wac thn nowcr NJ nroduc,ion the world owe
bed ouirup tho nower of consumn,ion. AM
oil markers we're overstocl,od and in ever,
rand skilled and industrious people had bee
,IIn for LARGO norton of nil recent wears
Uo then nronTcdrd to rive chnnfcrs iron
lthe trrrible lives of the industrial
classos nf Enrland "a seen nv himself il
or,Inr IN show the fearful condition of IN
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| CoLBrRS-In Lowell. Mass, April 5th, 1854, OF
| he IT disease q. ". ,olburn aged r. years. Mr..
| Cnlburn WI antlve Of Unlerhnl, wnere several
| years OF his early life was spent.
| DAWN this ciry. Anrl 18Th, Albert Henry
Youngest son OF Albert and Emma g. Dow, aged
| | wear and mOu'ls
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ud"r.ing the administration.

BnooroN, Mass, Apul. 1G Delegates have
been elected TO Chicago by the Republican
convention OF the second Con 5ressional dis
tricl, A resolution endorsing the admins
tralion and advocating the nomination of
Edmunds and Lincoln was tabled after a
heated debate
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-18

SYRACUSE, n, y, April is. The Repub'
lican convention OF the Twenty nth cou-
gressi0nal district crrse delegates 10 the
National convention uu,uS rucIcd; hu' they
favor Blaine
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Ferry's seed Catalogue for 1854.

We are in receipt of handsomely Illus
trated Catalogue of Farm, Garden and Flow
er seeds, from d. NJ, Ferry & Co., Detroit
Mich 1t will be sent free to any reader of
the FREE PRRss who sends his or her name
to the publishers Frrry & Co.. large farmer
and seed grower. They give very full direct
ions for cultivation that are well worth read
ing. Send Tor his catalogue. We have used
their seeds for several years and can confiden
tly recommend them. They are uarrantec
fresh pure Oud good, or money refunded
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Yellow Fever.

GALVESTON, April l6-YeRow fever pre-
walls Mt Vera Cruz. Thirteen deaths &C.
cured on one day last week.
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They Favor Edm Ids.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, April 16.-The Re-
publican convention IF the Twentitn Dis
lricl have ,l,cl,d delegates TO Chicago.
They favor Eimund-, although friendly to
Hlnlna.
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The Senate Providing for the indians
The Bankruptcy Bitl.

WAsnINGroN, d. G., April IA hi!
was reported for the appointment Of "A COM
mission on the subject Of the ale Dho'ic liquor
traffic.
The bill dividing the great reservation OF
the Sioux nations with the separate rescrva-
ton was taken up. Senator Dawes offered
an amendment to reduce the amount OF land
allotted in scveralty to the Pouca Indians.
Senator Co ger said The treatment % the
Ponca Indians would he disgrace to Ou' civil
iZatiOu for all Time Senator Dawes explained
thdt these POncas were fugiivts from the
regular tribe aud were SOW without land.
Giving each Of these Poncas a halt section
would cause dissatisfaction aud lie moved to
amend by giving each oDlya quarter section
which was agreed to. $50.
The consideration # the bankruptcy bill
was resumed. The section agreed To to-
| day provides that any person OWING prov
able Gebrs exceeding $500 may Voluntarily
petition to be adiudicatcd ~ bankrupt, and
any trader who leaves the State 10 AVOID
creditors or coucrais hlms If 10 avoid arrest,
or makes fraudulent transfer Of property,
or fails within twenty days To redeem his
property on execution or IN sus endcd pay
ment for thirty days Shall he deemed tt
have committed the act Ut bankruptcy. Ad
iourncd
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NOT ICE.

will, sell the rem indrr of ny nursery, ,""'''
ing OF 100 10 4on of the rad.ns N.' fI Ne y ,rc
apple ntrS 800. row M H. Tortrl'S, tolchc-fr', VI
l" ~ /. siiIPMAN. IA Cherry ST. hu .,ns,n"'
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THE MARK ELS.
vermont Markets.

Richmond, April IA: Market active; butter ~
to 25 cents for fair to gool % to q for fine pota-
toes, 90 to ~ scents; eggs, lis cents per dozen
maple sugar, to cents for tubs; to ~ LOT
cakes,
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Nothing has heen heard Of General Cor
don since April /, Ii looks as it be had
kick d Que Of those bricks that are always
ying around lemplingly on that day, and
hos DIeu ktepng out Of sight ever silce
shanipg himself. LoSeU Ostses.
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'' EDGAR MOVES.
~ ,ous.srsv. VI. April as, 1851.

IT. JonSssusy. VI, April &C. ISL
W T. MoCLToN, E-q, ,
jericho, -.,,
n,ay s,f-rhe Water tubing when you ~
,,,r ann. =, ars ago was laid at hiatt time lpr o.
,nI, IsII and din GOOD service. Part oI u ~ lne
rruatey. is think, NJ IN service ana EWuhs .
NJ trouble. "he other line carried N''L n, a.
nuu.e an three years ago, Nheh lne nsu ,r ~
.truck If and split tt melting the copper hhd ,ton
| the tubing proved equal 20 your Recommendation
Foa'' TO P'eu"'Y HENRY FAIRBANKS
April l6dkwS
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PROVISIONS

PORK--There has been fair demand Tor forh
hur prices nave been easier, The sales 81 prime
kl6 so "a Il no; mess al SIS GU 10 j. ou' cIe"' """
backs 80 90 a22 On per NIL.
REEF The Beef Market IA more active;
Sa es al fl sOa 10 90 for mess and extra ness ana
ga o. az IS ~ tor family ana pale
LARD-The market for Larl a. neon Iu' :;
.nI sales have nueu n ads al % q ~ n Ii
| for city and western.
SMOKED HAMS. The sales for Smoked Hams
| nave been ~ 30 l4hr Y N, as TO qha'ly'
| POULTRY There ha, heeh good IT. III ,Nu Tor
| en- zee poultry and prices are hrm. lhrh.5
h We been Sc ing at lS9 lc and CHlcs'h' a II
dis ar.
SALT FISH -Codash has been N steady d'mal'
The sales OF pickle cured Bank have hrrh al :" ~
for large and 81 10 u 2 7Ac r medium urH
Bank al 81 5OaS IS for lsrge, aud - rs Tor mrIlu
| and large dry tGc:s ~ u 81 "a . 81 Fql. uiN'
And iIBIlork are auocd At 81 20 az 25 q at; Nov
scotia Mackere s'll all the way from sl2 "a II
hbl Picked Herring have brought trom - % q
90; and Smoked He ring are steady a ]" " lo'
10 N.
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BUTTER, oHEEsE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-The market for butter has been
mi 4 and prices are settling down. The mhnd
is principally for choice lots. Western and Northern
Creamerles have been a. 80 dS'c Tor choice WIZ
fancy lots higher and % d2sc for tair and good
New York and Vermont diaries 1a"e heen selling
AT ~ "a 2sc y ID for choice, Al 'ss92c Tor talr 10
good Western dairy at 2Ns2Sc, and western
ladle packed at l5d2lc On.
CHEESE-There Is q good demand for cheese
and prices remain unchanged. We quote choice
grades OF cheese Al l4ll54c for fair to gondi II
al2bc: aud common at ID DC.
EGGS Eggs are abundant and prices are ftSN
We ouote Eastern at l5al6c per do1. New YORK
ana Vermont At is "a ldc; southern al i'@ D
and Western at lSal4 b doL.
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A Tariff Discussion in the Scnatc.-The
Bankruptcy Bill Substantially
Agreed TO.

WAsnINGroN, April lG. By the Scna'c's
unanimous consent Senator Morrill, was
permitted to reply to The criticism N his
course on the tlritr made by Smhor Beck
in the course of his remarks on the cduca-
ton bill. lie said he had not been inclined
to make a party issue of The tariff question.
Ii was 50 interviewer with lhe general wei
fare of every uart Of the c uu'ry tnal he had
been reluctant to appropriate the cedr Tor
its advantages to any one pnriy. liut II Inc
Democratic party, departing lrln lhr t'ach-
ings Of its earlier and most renowned leadels'
choose to thrust th s new issue up the ke-
publican party they might rest assured me
conflict would not be Stunned. To justify
change in the tariff Senator Morlll
thought the benefit should be substantial
and should certainly not be partisan. lie
gave review of what he caliei "the shit
| ing policy" of the Democratic party III re-
gard to the tariff and other measures, ana
| inquired how, after such record. c9nsls-
tenCy could he expected from that party.
| The policy now recommended by that party
was the policy of the gullOtlre having no
advantage but its breyity. Tariff for rev
enue only" would be found unsatisfactory as
the drink of horse-mcdiciue which Sancho
Panza hal mistaken Tor Jamaica Ium. In
America it was only men who did not them
selves labor that were in favor of free trad,
or tariff for revenue.
The consideration of the bankruUtcy hll
was resumed A number of amendment
were agreed to and the bill was read to III
end and substantially agreed to. Adjourned
The House Debating the Tariff Hill.
w AsHINGToN, d. c., April 18th
House went into committee on the tart
+ elaborate argument against the measure, d'
procating the reopenng of the tariff aeit'
ton. Mr., Chace spoke in special oppostio
to that portion of the bill which reduces u
duty on wool lie said the wooden industr
was already burdened, aud if IA further n
duction of 30 per cent was made 1t wou
burden It still more reduction of 20 Pr
cent on the entire tariff list would throw OF
of employment 700, 600 persons, who wi
s their families consumed 50 600, 600 bushc
= of wheat. They would be forced to Gull
1t vate the soil and the production of whe
If would he increased to an exte
lie OF 153,000,00 bushels The produce
Or of cereals were already IN dang,
T. owing to the growing competition from |
wheat fields oil Russia and India, The on
ID safe market for wheat was the home mark
n Mr.. Jones of Arkansas contended Il
ed here WAS a widespread aud imp'ri''v' {
mand for reduction Of the tain,
Blount also spoke in favo Il Tho lill'
IT. terest in the discussion shalel to-day
ad attendance bling small
vs. Mr., Hewett OF New York presented pc
nd ions from the New York chamber OF &C
60 neIca and stock exchange for the suspens
OF the cninsge OF the silver dollar, Adjourn
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GENERAL FARM PRODUCE,

BEANs-The demand has been llght and prices
are easy We quote choice northern hsnd-plcheo
pea at 2I5 "a sOC for email and s26b "a 81 20 l''
large choice mediums al ~ so ~ b. a. Il 0nn',
mon pea and mediums at 81 so a " 90 y m an
81 rs a So IS for choi improved REQ hldntys
have been selling al 81 50 per bushel.
PEAs-The market for Peas mas been in mo Ter.
| ate demand ard sales OF Canada at 81 Q5 a 10
for choice sad 10000 for common,
| PoTAToES.-The Potato market has boen dul
] and price continues low. The sales OF Eastern
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Union Live stock Markets

For the week ending Wednesday, April 10, 1884.
ANorNr OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
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Mir. W f. NuULroN: .,n ,.t,., ,,,,,, A
D.ar Ni,- nave tluIy rodS o. ypnt WV siS has
IA on ind len vcar-, ard some OF II very near .ne
surf,rr ms now aS s,uud AS wneh pl' FOWL
an ,n recommend % ~ 70 lnG goa anu uuti"''
N'P ''"'' S'''' EDGAR MOVES.
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Boston Markets.
WEDNESDAY,, April 10, 1854.

eIoIrR-The Flour market has MOI improved
on last weeks quotations.. Demand for all hrahds
10 light We quote sales of the various oranus AZ
follows: Western Superhne at ~ 20 "a 20
hhl Common extras at s. rs "a on y Dbl anu
Minnesota extras at 81 Is ID D. % oo' livtunan n
selling during the past week as follows Mlc-tga Ir
al Is 40 "a 65 q Dbl Tor stone. and y 5000 20 io
rollers ONO and Indiana, p Ob I'd lOi anu
ST. Louis and Illinois Is 70 "a o 10 -, opa al
Patent Spring Whea have been se!Ilhs NJ 90 W.
a ! 20 ehbl and Patent Winter Wnea,s nuVe
Southern rollers and patents nave n.eu s9p, Ho
IS Is "a IS; and New ioTk roller al - 'V'" wv
per Ohl.
CORN NEAI-Corn Meal IL firm ana IN go"d
demand Sales at 81 6laf2 G6 per bhl.
| RYE FLOUR-Rye Flour has teen selling III
small lois the past week at 81 ID o. per barrel
| OATMEAI--The sales We're al - I'd . u" lol
western ground and S. 75a rs for western cut
GRAIN TRADE.
| CORN The market for corn mas been Hu. '"L
some lime and prices continue easy. SAFES ol
| steamer mixed nave been al g. dbIy sltHiutl
| yellow at ~ "a 64c; and high mixed al 90 @cSC
| and no grade at 5sd60c per bushel.
| OATS--Oats are steady and prices are nIlheI
| Sales of No extra white have been al i4a4't
| " hushel No. Awhile at Az "a 43 c (; NO WIN az
| at 4l,a4l4c, and prices OF mlxeI nave o'ou az ~
| "a 42c . husnel.
| RYE-The sales for Rye nave been small a
| 75c "a 500 y bushel.
| SHoRTs-The prices Of Shorts have range
during the week from ST M "a ~ 4" ION
| FINE FEED AND MIDDLlNGS 80 Prices ar
| quoted at SlOa2l so b ton
| COTTON SEED MEAL-Priccs are quoted
SIS 90 @3l on per ton 70 arrive ana on tue spot
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snre cure for SPAWN, spnt Gun n nd aI en
aU ,rsn, On or around joints OF horses mus.
If Your horse suffering from any oi I'VE ~ ~
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= rme is possible, and 1t sts ony 30 cent? per
ho',ir. Sold by all drnggS's' f.n1.i,N
,rae Address DN. +. 4.
Veterinary Surgeon, Ciaremo"n, y; t,w,m
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Pure, Cheap, Durable a Strongest.
Made to stand any given amount Of pressure
desired, up to 800 fest or mors'

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