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STATE NOTES.

Louise Clemens of Dorset, who is
charged with forging the name of Geo.
W. Farwell and s. +. Holley, two
Dorset farmers, to 5000 note, and
who got it discounted at the Killington
National Bank of Rutland, had a hear
ing before Justice Wayne Bailey at
Rutland on Saturday and was bound o.
yer to the September term of the Rut-
land County Court. Bail was fixed at
$1,000, and not furnished, she was
committed to Jail to await await the ac-
ton of the grand jury.
Talmage has been engaged by the
Montpelier Library Association to lee
turc there i'll May.
The village fathers of Waitfeld have
called another town meeting for the 22d
of March to elect town constable,
having made the gigantic blunder of e.
lectin the same man to the Office of con-
stable, selectman and petit juror.
-Four deaths having resulted from the
boiler explosion which occurred at Gates
steam mill at North Wolcott Tuesday.
The victims are Chas. Douglas of Stow,
Frank Tinker of Morristown, Mr.. Ans
den of Greensboro. These three were
killed instantly. Hiram Pike of VOL
colt died from injuries. The three lat
ter having families. W. W. Cate of
Wolcott, proprietor of the mill, was
seriously injured.
DR.. C. II. Carpenter of Fair Haven
removed from the roof of Chas. Wing
mouth, the other day, piece of a clay
pipe stem. 1t seems that about six
months ago, while out riding, Mr..
Wing was thrown out of the wagon
and the pipe he was smoking was
driven into his mouth and broken to
pieces. This piece has been there ever
since and a number of doctors have
tried to find it without success. The
piece was an inch and a half long.
While Henry Lambert was at work
with a turning lathe in L. NJ. Sunder-
lands patent land roller factory al
Iiigbgate, Monday forrnoon, one of the
logs flew off and struck the young man
on the top of his head, literally smash
ing his head in. Three physicians were
called to adjust the pieces of the tract
urcd SOUL, and to the surprise of all
the young man was still alive at the end
of the second day.
At the adjourned town meeting al
Barre it was voted to adopt the town
system of schools by a vote Of 1913 to
IS.
C. II. Frye of Bellows Falls has beer
granted divorce in the Windham
county court from Jenny Wilson, 'tht
Salvation Army captain, who gained
considerable notoriety through her tria
for bigamy at Elizabeth, N. J.
A German peddler while endeavor.
ing to assist some men in saving wood
at Factory Point the other day fell on Q
circular saw and was badly cut.
At an adjourned town meeting, Tues
day, the subject of forming a new
school district at Manchester depot wa:
dismissed without further action.
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Echoes from lhe Press.

a disappointed and disgruntled DEM
0crat asks: If the officers are not to
be the prizes of election contests, who
will take any interest i'll politics!' 1t
is a great mistake to suppose that the
chronic Office seeker OF Office holder
takes any great interest in politics; it is
the spUils, the office he is interested in,
not the politics of the nation. He is
not q party man in the right sense of
the expression but is an advocate of the
boot and booty system. If he did not
expect to enjoy the spoils, he would be
found but seldom in politics. 1t would
be useless to say that the absence of
this fellow in politics would be to the
interest of the people. A man who
takes 10 interest inpolitics further than
to grab some Of the spoils, is of but lit
tie use to any party, and is certainly of
no use to the people. They want the
boot and booty; their sole object is
office; and that's what they are here for.
1t would be a fortunate day for this
country if this herd of cormorants
could be RELOCATED from all sorts of
politics. The nation could live without
DEMONSTRATION Sentry.
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The Londonderry SITTER owes o'leg-
iaace to no politicjoa-Be'jeceS. IN
honest mea AID honest political a2eta-
ods-E cierWoRy opposed to all rags,
cliques and .fjtctioaS-WW stree 10
treat all parties justly and fai"y-U
you Ike this plago,m gre rs 3o"'
aid. For terms see head tJ.frSi col,
first page.
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DEATHS.

In So. Londonderry, Mar. q, Maj
SherWin, wife of Ora S. Abbott, age
81.
In Winhall, March l6, HATTIE r., wife Of o
yer c. HARDWOOD, aged 50 years. CorrectedI
The following lines, written by THEo. D. C. Nj
LEE, We're left BY the deceased to be given to h
hus band after her death:
YOU'LL MISS ne WHEN Ia BEAD.
When am wrapped in slumber sweet,
And laid in carths lone bed,
Away from those who love me here
You'll miss me when I'm dead.
You'll see the paid hue of death
Stamped on my liteltss brow;
And will your heart be constant, true,
And love me then rs now?
You'll miss me when Tn gone from earth
With angels bright and fair;
As have leaned on you while here,
You'll lean on me up there.
I've been n burden many years
To youa constant care;
And it will be relief ut last,
When am called up there.
But not a selfish thought, l know
Has dirnrned your heart o. love;
You've been so good and true on earth
You'll come to me above.
God grant that | may lend you aid
To bear each burden sore,
J-n4fI clasn vo.,r hand in
Upon the other shore.
And then together we will sing
The songs of angels bright,
And dwell forever with the blesi,
Where Love shall be the light.
But while sleep within the grave,
And round my curtained bed
You think OF one you loved on earth,
You'll miss when I'm dead
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Growing in Weight but not in Grace.


We have freight bill, and shippers
receipt, of goods shipped at Leo Minis
ter, Mass. to this station wherein the
charges from Brattlcboro are Sl.7U
and from Leominster to Brattlcboro
S1.52. This is surprising, especially if
it is considered that this freight before
reaching Brattleboro had to pass over
two roads, sepcratc and distinct coTpor-
ations, and the distance on one OF them
much greater and on the othCf nearly as
great as on tits road. This freight was
receipted by Fitchburgh railroad freight
agent at Leominstcr at 22J pou:,*.s.
This would make the rate from that
point to Brattlcboro nearly g. cents per
hundred, while on this road the rate
would be nearly rs cents. Oh, but
this road does not charge any :uch rate !.
Oh, no! The rate was Il cents per
hundred. But this 22J pounds, 1T Loom
mister, weighed at Brattleb TO 1000.
This modest 225 pounds had hat TO be
touched by the narrow gau2' officials
when, presto, it grew to l,0Sb pounds.
And 1000 pounds at II ce'.t' makes
$40. Now if this Is not 4 ,Wnright
robbery, do tell us what it is:
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For Sale Cheap!

One Custom made Dump
Cart, with 2 Il axles, 3 inch
tire, every part warranted.
One secondhand Skeleton
with | inch steel patent aXles
and Sarven's patent wheels.
10 windows and frames
complete, size, II lights IONIC
glass.
Apply to or address
w. d. BALL, Ludlow, Vt.
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Senator Morrill, gave card party in
Washington, last week. Among the
guests were chief justice Waite and
wife, justice Miller and wife, Justice
Woods, senator Spooner and wife,
senator Frye, Mrs. john p. Hale, Mrs.
Or. Baxter. judge Poland and wife,
nd others.
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LINES.
Inscribed to cousin NELL"

In future years when memory traces
The iincameuts of absent faces;
And thought shall dwell in iondcst places
On those whose love you deem treasure
a JOY and pride 'twould surely be,
To know that you Remembered me.
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The following bills have been intro
ducsd in the house by VeTmcnt's con
gressmen: By Mr.. Grout, increasing
the pension of l.. M. Strong, late COM
pany X, Sd Vermont volunteers, to $40
q month. pensioning Sarah Ann VIII
liams; by Mr.. Stewart, peusioning
Michael Manning, pensioning Maurice
Reedy, appropriating $3.50 to William
Joslin of Ferrisburgh, VT, to compen-
safe him for the loss of certain United
States bonds by fire.
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Home Items and Topics.
--"All your own fault
Il you remain sick when you can

IL you remain sick when you can
Get hop bittcrs that ncver-fail.
The weakest woman, smallest child,
and sickest invalid can use hop bitters
with safety and great good.
Old men totterlng around from Rheu-
matism. kidney trouble or any weakness
will be made almost new by using hop
bitters,
o." My wife and daughter were made
healthy by the use OF hop btters and |
recommend them to my pee. jle.-Metho.
dist Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor If hop
Filters are,not tn c best family madicine.
On earth ! I!
-Malarial fever, Ague and Biliousncss,
will leave every neighborhood as soon as
hop bltters arrive.
My moth drove the paralysis and
neuralgia all at of her system with hop
bitters. Ed. Os,cego San
81 Keep the kidneys healthy with hop
bitters and you need not fear sickness"
The vigor of youth for the aged and
infirm in hop bitters
tat the change of life nothing eqra,s)
| Thereto"
cal for ladies to take
m which they will re.
eoive the Creates hop bitters."
Thousands die from some
| form of kidney disc 1T might have
been prevented by timely use of hop
bitters.
Indigestion weak stomach, irregular-
! ties of the bowels, cannot exist when hop
bitters are used.
A timely+ use of hop
Bitters will keep Il whole family
In robust health Il year at little cost.
TO produce real genuine sleep and
ehild-llke repose all night, take little
hop bitters on retiring.
GE~ None genuine without a bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile.
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This Compan has paid its policy holders, in -
years over go, 100000
Special Features: Endovments at so at
lie Rates. life EndoWments and Annuity Poll
eies .eopy rgh,edj with valuable options at Co. and
indorsrd guaranteed cash values at stated periods
An Policies Non-forieitable after 3
payments. Losses payable In so days,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-03-25
BIRTHS.

In Weston, Mar %, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred a. Simonds.
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A q A P,D

A CA RID.
To all who are suffering from the errors md
inaiscret!ous OF youth, ngrvoas weakness
early decay. loss OF manhood. &C.. will zen,
recipe that Will cute you. FREE OF CiIAuGE.
This grea: remedy was discovered by c mis-
sionary Ia South America. Eend se,E-ad-
dressed envelope to the REV JOSEPH +. liz.
MAN, Station D. New YORK City.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

ADVERTISEMENT.
THE SCHOFIELD MANUFG Co
of II East 18th Street, New York, want
a General Agent in this County for tie
best line of Specialties ever put on te
market: their best Agents are making
from 50 to 81 per day, and they re
willing to guarantee any experienced
canvasser (male or fenale) SIS fr
week. If You want to make mohy
and secure control of this Coully,
write them for particulars. at once.
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Mr., Michael McLaughlin's house Mt
Rutland, with most of the contents,
and the barn was burned Saturday eve
ming, The insurance on the building
and contents was about $500 and Mr..
Mclaughlin estimates his loss at about
S2500.
1t was voted at a recent Benson town
meeting to erect a soldiers monument,
costing $4,000.
A whip-lash struck Charles Baxter
of West Halifax in the eye few days
ago making painful wound, and it is
feared the sight will be destroyed.
The marble business of Rutland is
said to be beginning to improve mater
tally and the volume of orders received
by the several firms in town is incrcas-
ing daily.
Gov, $, L. Pingrce will deliver the
Memorial day address for Pingrce Post
in his native town, Salisbury, n. III.
Brevet Major l.. A. Grant of
Minneapolis, Mimi, formerly COM
mandCr of the "Old Vermont Brigade"
will deliver the Grafton Memorial day
at Brandon.
\ special correspondent of the Bos-
ton Advertiser, writing from Mont
pcier under date of Mar. Is, says:
"Ihc case of the state VS.. +. A. Bas-
com for liquor selling came on for tri-
al in the County Court here this morn
ing, and is attracting considerable at
tcntion, on account of the respondents
connection with the late fight for the
postmastership at this place. The lat
ter is Hiram Atkins candidate for
postmaster, and Mr.. Atkins has for
months been doing his utmost to re-
move the present incumbent, Geo. W.
Wing, and obtain Bascom's appoint
ment. Up to the present time Mr.,
Wing has been Bascom's counsel in this
case, and once obtained for him disa-
gIccmcnt Of The jury in the face of evil
dence which the state attorney general
pronounced the most conclusive against
a respondent in any liquor case that he
ever knew. At the present trial Bas-
CONS counsel is Mr.. c. p. Pitkin. who
is Atkins candidate for the district at
tomeyship. On account of the sickness
of State Attorney Kemp, the State is
represented by W. p. Dillingham; and
j. p. Lamson. Bascom was presented
in court this morning, with crowd of
followers, and made desperate effort
to avoid conviction, which, in the pres
ent case, would result in a fine and i'm
prisonmcnt. Much excitement wa 5
caused in the carly stage of the trial to-
day by the development made by the
State of an attempt by Bascom to bride
the States witnesses. The leading wit
ness for the State testified that last fall +,
when the first trial was pending, he and
his brother were sent for by Bascom,
and that i'll The lattcr's store they were
offered money and presents by Bascom
if they would change their testimony,
and in the coming trial, "tell what was
not the trnth.' This turn in the testi-
mony was surprise to Bascom's
friends.
LATER-TIIE JURY DISAGREE.
The jury in the case of the state vs..
+. II. Bascom, for liquor selling, took
the case at noon Wednesday and after
remaining cut six hours returned and
reported that they were uaabls to agree
on verdict and were dismissed. This
is the second time that the jury has dis
agreed i'll trials Of this case.
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NAHRaED.

In Londonderry, Mar. 13, at the res
idencc of the brides parents, by Rev
d. Il. Strong, Edwin II. Jenkins of
Chester and Lorcna A. Smith, daugh-
ter of a. T. Smith, ESQ, of Lon
dolderry.
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The jury in the case of the state vs.
+. II. Bascom, for liquor selling, took
the case at noon Wednesday and after
remaining cut six hours returned and
reported that they were uaabls to agree
on a verdict and were dismissed. This
is the second time that the jury has dis
agreed in trials of this case.
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So. Londonderry, VI,
Sitter John, Editor.

EVENING, MAR, %,
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"a" None genuine without bunch Of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile.
poisonous stun with Hop" o. "Eops" in
their name.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-30
mERCHANDIsE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden jan
uary Goth:
For Sacramento-Felter & Son, 1 box
cigars Lindley d CO., 10 bales tobacco A.
Coolot, barrel snuff; WI Willis / boy
household goods; r. A. Fisk, 8 boxes bat
teries; Baker Il Hamilton, box hardware.
3 casks glassware; Harry Mann, 3 bundles
printed matter; A. Coolot, IL cases tobacco.
For Stockton = Stockton Agricultural
Works, boxes mower knives; ]. T. HEX
enbotham, 10 springs Douglas, Wolf e.
Co., 10 kegs paint; W. ]. Goldsmith. II
barrels chimneys; California Paper Com
pany, bolts canvas.
For Marysyille-R. 7. Schofeld, l organ.
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Save Money by Buying Now.

The following things bought late in the season
are down below their regular value:
Mems Atwood Gray Cheviot Frock Suits, $40
Small Plaid Blue Sack Suits, S12
ollk-mxed Cashmere Business Suits, $14 and $40
Gray Chinchilla Sack Coats and Vests, So x.
IN BOYS GOODS.
Small Plain Satnet Blouse Suits. Also Dark
Striped Union Cassimeres, S..
Heavy Gray Satine Suits for I to II years, So IS
Fancy Plated Blouse Suits with Polo Caps to
match SIS So
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-30

THE PACIFIC BANK for reputation cannot
be excelled by any banking institution in
the country. Its recent semi-annuaI state
ment shows its vigor. Its President, DR..
r. H. Mcdonald, is a trusty fnancier, and
is one of the pioneers of the State. He is
a man of extraordinary executive ability.
The Directors of the Bank are men of fine
business training and worthily support the
Doctor with practical work and advice
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DIED.

Sacramento, January 29-Mabel, eldest child of
Marshal and Elmira Morse, native of Cali
fornia, year and 10 months
Sacramento January 29-Robert, son of Daniel
and Margaret Hurley, native of California
l year and months.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence OF parents, Four
teenth street, between and K, this afternoon
at $3.50 o clock
Portland, Oregon, January 19-Charles E. Tay-
Tor (son of Z. c. and the late Margaret Taylor
a native of California, 80 years, S months and
II days.
vited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from Red Mems Hail. Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock.
Nicolaus, Suffer county, January 29-J H. John
son. native of Ohio. 81 years months and
p days. cleveland papers please copy.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from the undertaking rooms of Fritz &
Miller, Odd Fellows Temple, tomorrow Sun
day afternoon at 80 O'Clock.
Fl Dorado. FL Dorado county, January 25-
Joshua Yeadon. SEN. native of Yeadon near
Leeds, England 20 years and months
Dixon, January D. Margaret Kane, "a years.
Grass Valley January 29-Thomas NJ George 81
years. months and q days.
Nevada City, January 2S-Walter F. Hampton
q days.
Smarlsville, Yuba county, January 25-Edwiu
Joseph Duhain u months.
| Diamond Springs, FL Dorado county January
2S-August Hsohn, % years, 10 months and IA
days.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-30

AN EXAMPLE IN ARITHMETIC How
much can be saved by family who buys
their goods at the following prices: 81 so
hand-sewed French calf boots. reduced TO
s. 50; ladies' s. 10 French kid shoes. re-
duced to 50 25; Misses s. % French kid
shoes, reduced to s. IS boys s. 30 full
stock boots, reduced TO 81; mems SIS hand
sewed button Shoes reduced to 81 men 5
= calf hook and lace shoe, kangaroo top.
8 80; infants French kid button shoes.
90 cents. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-30

THIS morning at 10 O'Clock we will close
out one lot % dozen French bone corsets at
~ cents Farmers and Mechanics Store.
opposite the Plaza.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-30

ONE lot of kip boots, sizes 10 and IL. to
close out for 81 90, and one lot of long
boys rubber boots, 10 to Is, for 81. Red
House.
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BORN.

Sacramento, January 27-wife of Frank NJ.
Weisman daughter.
Sacramento, January 19-Wife of L. w Peters,
son.
Sacramento, January l9-wife of H. Darrell, a
daughter.
Eikhorn, Yolo county, January 2S-wife of Ed
ward Huiley, a son.
Buckeye January 26-wife of John Fredericks,
son.
Upper Placerville, January &c W. schafer,
a daughter.
Placeryille, January 2l-wife of Edwin Hicks, a
son
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Now Is the time to save money in
heavy winter goods, by coming to our an
nual clearance sale. Red House
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EVERYTHING you can think of, in the way
OF dry goods, you can purchase at reduced
rates at our annual clearance sale. Red
House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-30

SEcoNp-HAND square piano, good make,
in first-class order, cheap for cash Ham
mer's Music Store. No. $40 ! street
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-30

DROP in and see the many good things
we have in onr clearance sale to-day Red
House.
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AT the Farmers and Mechanics Store.
opposite the Plaza, we will sell at 10 O. clock
this morning 427 Misses corset waists at %
cents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-30

woodland, January 25-John West 10 Mrs. Mar
tina Jennings.
Fort Jones siskiyou county, January 19-Jack
Hays TO Ella Whiting.
Yreka, January 2f-Karl Bonhart to Mrs. Jose
phine Minthorn.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-30

a COOP secondhand square piano, first
class maker, for sale cheap. Also an up
right but little used, at Cooper's new music
store corner Seventh and j streets.
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White Men!

r G. KNOWLES, NO. 923 SECOND STREET,
81. next to Wells, Fargo & Co. The only
Association Label of the Pacific Coast. Ask for
the Little Giant 5-ceut Cigar. d1S-9ptf
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Benefit of Louis Gerichten, tomorrow night
Red Cloud Tribe funeral notice
Pioneers this evening.
Card from Engineer Pait
Series OF intellectual treats
Auction Sales.
Bell & Co.-AGricultural Park, February 3D.
Bell Il Co.-To-day at salesroon.
Business Advertisements.
Farms for sale
Position as governess wanted
New wood and coal yard.
Jersey COW for sale.
Ladies nurse.
Furnished rooms to let
\. king-Civil engineer
DR.. a. Geismardo, Magnetic Healer.
Red House-Third day OF slaughter
Hale Bros. Il Goa house of amusements
Neinstock d Lubin-Stylish hats
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-30

Maximum temperature. SAP: minimum TEN.
perature, 44-2. JAMES A. BARWICK,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, U. s. A.
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ST HATS.
MEMS HAT DEPARTMENT.

KNEE RUBBER BOOTS, ST. IS and So.
LONG LEG RUBBER BOOTS, S. and S.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-28

NevYor2 Produce Market.

NEW YORK. July 2[-Flour market steady but
dull Pine, 8, O0G2 IS; super1ue, & 25st2 IS
Common TO GOOD Extra Western, g. 7o9S a5
Good to Choice Extra Western, o. p65 %
City MIL Extras, a GOA IS for West Indies
Mimi. Extra, g. 995 90; Extra No. :, g. 1893 IS.
wheat--So. Red state on spot, Elf4sic No
White. state, goc No. NO. Red, winter, Aug
S53sc Sept, s5l.c.
Gorn-So. Mixed, cash, 5Oc Aug. SOC;
oats-So. l White State, spot. i2G4ic No. > do
&c; No. Mixed, Aug, 3j54c sept, jiC.
Rye dull.
Barley nominal
Pork dull New Mess. ell 25Gell 6;k
Lard-Aug., 81 s. Oct, 81 IS.
Molasses quiet; l7s4c. for 50 test boiling
stock Porto Rico, 9NlSSc.
Turpentine quiet al 3ic.
Rosin dull strained to good. sl U4pl 70.
Petroleum dull refined in cases, SIC.
Fre.ghts dull grain to Liverpool, SIC.
Butter Market hrm; New western
Creamery. ltkGlskc.
Cheese duh Western Choice, 1.9sc.
Eggs quiet; State, lftgl5c; Western. la
ltHc,
sugar-market dull; Renned cutloaf. 81
exc; Granulated, &C
Tallow steady prime city, &c.
toffee duh fair cargoes at 9Sc.
Rica quiet Carolina and Louisiana, comm or
TO fair, 3kdic.