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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-01
SOUTH RoYaLTON NEWS.

MIR. James Pike is much better and
able to labor.
Mrs. John Moulton is little better,
but is still very sick.
Charlie Burbank and wife returned TO
r. |. last Tuesday.
Willie Sargent goes to Saratoga for
his vacation this week.
Miss Cassie Bingham is at home from
her school for her vacation.
Thomas Wills of Lawrence, Mass. is
visiting at Mrs. Ezra Wills.
Crops in this section never looked bet
ter al this season of the year.
Chas. Dutton and wife left here on
their wedding tour last Thursday.
The fresh air children returned home
to New York Tuesday of this week.
Amos Lamb and family and Cliddie
Fish are camping at Lake Dunmore.
The Cong'l society held an ice cream
festival at their new vestry Tuesday eve.
Arthur Pierce is in charge of Amos
Lambs store while he is away camping.
James Pike and wife returned from
their visit to Mortified last Wednesday.
Mrs. Hattie Buzzell and daughter of
Montpelier are visiting at l.. G. Dicker-
mans.
Miss Ala Day has recovered from her
recent lines so as to be on the street
again.
Rev. Mr.. Ramage exchanged desks
with Rev. Mr.. Crawford of Bethel last
Sunday.
Henry Poole goes to Burlington this
week, having completed the work on the
organ here.
Mrs. Paine, daughter of Mr.. Isaac
Northrop, is visiting her father who is
in very poor health.
Post meeting Saturday evening, Aug.
10th. The members are requested to be
present as there is important business
to come before the Post.
Mr.. Poole of Boston was in town last
week transferring the organ in the Congl
church to the new organ room. Mr..
Hildreth of Conn is in town buying
horses -. Miss Smith of New York has
been visiting Miss Addie Hastings....
Lannie Buck and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hudson returned to Worcester, Mass last
Monday. LID. G.. Ashley and wife spent
Sunday at her mothers in Barnard.
The marriage of Rev. Chas. Dutton and
Miss Marcia Drew occurred Tuesday eve,
July 23d, at the brides fathers. A large
number Of invited guests were present
and there was a fine display of presents.
The happy couple after spending few
days in Maine, win go to Ashland, Mass,
where Mr.. Dutton will resume his pas
toral duties.
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RoYALroN,

Miss Kate Marcy has returned from
Bridgeport, Conn. for the summer.
The funeral of Mrs. Harriet Joiner was
attended last week Tuesday, Rev. Mr..
Ramage conducting the service. Roy
alton has lost one of her most highly es-
teemed residents in the death of Mrs.
Joiner. "A pleasant soap bubble party
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Deni-
son last Thursday evening Miss White
of New Bedford, Mass. is at the Cascad-
PROF. Campbell occupied the
Cong'l pulpit last Sunday. =. Several
from this place took ia the excursion to
Providence Island. Miss Celia Marsh
of Sharon is at 5. v. Kendall's.. Miss
Rose Hawthorne of Bellows Falls spent
last week with Miss Lucy Denison 49,.
Mrs. g. A. Laird was called TO West
Randolph last week because of the iniu-
ry received by her mother, resulting
from serious fall. Mrs. Stebbins OF
Northfield visited Mrs. Reynolds last
week Wednesday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-01
BARNARD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Winchester.
n. H. were the guests of Parker Clarke
last week. Mrs. Chas Adams teaches
the coming term of school at E.Barnard
Daniel Burnett at the village. Miss
Ada Smith is stopping at Mr.. Clark's for
a few days. Miss Viola Ellis of Fitch
burg. Mass, has been visiting at Adrian
Ellis's. party fromlBethel are camp
ing at the head of Silver Lake. Rev. Mr..
Robin and wife and Miss Clara Barrows
being among the numbers
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GAYsyILLE.

Emily Gay is visiting in West RAN
dolph. -. Three young ladies from town
attended the teachers examination at W.
r. junction last week all receiving GER
tificates. Miss Anna Brown is home at
ter several weeks absence. The school
house is being reprinted inside and out
side. Chas. Montgomery and family OF
w. Randolph spent last week at Isaac
Jones Miss Mamie Dubois has been
the guest Of Sally Gay for a few days..
The ladies Society will meet in the Con-
gregational church yard Thursday after
noon -. Mrs. Robert Noble visited at
her fathers last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Ransom Guernsey and Miss Lora of Bos-
ton visited at Austin Browns last week
Miss C. 5. Tarbell went to Mass. the
first of the week. Miss Folsom has
been engaged TO teach the higher de-
partment Of the village school and Miss
Nellie Terry the primary department -.
Miss Abbie Whiteomb spent Monday in
the place. Rev. Mr.. Hardy held an adj
vent service at the NJ. f. church Sunday
evening -. Mr.. George Wyman returned
to Mass. last week. "A few from this
place attended Barnum's circus at Rut-
land last week. ...T The Choral union
meets at c. w. sawyer's this week Wed.
eve
Try the Herald till Oct. lst.
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CONSUMPTION CURED

An old physician. retired from practice, hay
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure o.
all throat and lung affections, also a positive
and radical cure for NERVOUS debility and all
nervous complaints. after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands OF cases
has felt it his duty to make it known to his sui
fering fellows. Actuated by this motive and 2
desire to relieve human suffering, l viii send
free of charge to all who desire ii, this receipt
IN German, French OF English, with full dIrec-
tons for preparing and using Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp naming this paper,
W A MOVES, Powers's Block Rochester,
n. Y.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-01

Rev. 5. A. Parker will preach here
next Sunday forenoon at the usual hour.
$3.50 Mrs. Sim Jones of Brattleboro is
spending a few weeks with her father.
VIM Harlow. -. Mrs. NJ. c. Fowler is in
Burlington to be treated By DIR. Spar
hawk, and while there is Hospitality en-
tertained by Miss Minnie Brooks TX.
Day, proprietor of the Travellers Home.
has built an addition to his barn and a
platform at the front end of his house. =.
Mrs. n. Fowler visited friends in Roy
alton and Bethel last week. ... Sammie
Wright, nine years old. son of George
Wright, was severely injured last week
by fall from high barn door. striking
on the top of his head. A dav or two
later he fell from a bank, striking a
stone. which made an indenture on the
side of his head so that he is now in a
very critical condition. Luette Boving-
ton has returned to West Randolph after
a weeks vacation.
The White River Local Union, Y. p.
5. c. +. will hold their first annual pic
mic near the church in North Pomfret
Thursday, Aug. Sth, commencing at 10
O'Clock. All are cordially invited. The
following Is the program of exercises:
10 A. NJ, Prayer meeting, led by Mr.
Penn W. Strong, Pomfret; Fruit Bear
ing, Mr.. John G.. Colburn. West Leba-
non; sympathy. a power in reaching
men, MIR. G. A. Smith, Norwich: Self
renewing power of the Gospel, Mr.. J. l..
Quimby, West Hartford; Our opportuni-
ties as Christian young people, Mr.. Geo.
u. Ladd. Woodstock; Truth Speaking,
Mr.. W. \. Hazen, Hartford; Dinner and
social hour. 3 P. NJ, Praise service led
by Rev. Allen Hazen, ID. D., Hartland;
Christian Endeavor work in Boston.
Miss LATHE L. Chandler. Pomfret; Christ |
our Model Worker, Miss Constance NJ. |
Gerry. West Randolph; Musical Direc-
tor, Mr.. Herman Bugbee, Pomfret
Motto, "Christian Endeavorers out for
Good Cheer"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-01
NORTH PoMFREr.

Penn Strong is visiting friends in
Mass. ..Lillie Lawrence is visiting at
ID. f. Goding's... Miss Alice Hewitt ar
rived in town flom the West Tuesday.
Lena King is in Groton for short visit.
....Daisy and Alice King of Windsor
are stopping at H. w. Columns. A
party from here took in Quechee Gulf
last Friday. Miss Ellen Adams. who
has been visiting at f. E. Lamberton's,
returned to her home in Ludlow last
Saturday 80. Mrs. Jennie Brownell and
Mary Heard visited in Quechee last week.
....S. III. Warren and daughter are ex-
pected home this week. They have been
visiting in Maine. The next meeting
Of the Y. p. S. G. E. will be here Thurs
day, Aug. sth. Delegates for the same
are Penn Strong, Genevieve Snow, May
Colburn, 5. F. Leonard and Fred Brown
ell.
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Chas. Rice died July % aged 80 years
....There were thirty-four fresh air
children that came to Woodstock July
25th. Clark Hall of Michigan is visit
ing at his uncle's, Ransom Russell -.
Chas. Watkins is at home. Justin Me
Kenzie died July %, aged 76....Lena
Perkins, daughter of E. IL. Perkins died
In Hartland July %. She was formerly
high school scholar in Woodstock. 49,.
Walter Eaton from Rochester, n. Y.
was in town over Sunday. Rev. X. Il.
Kendall of Bedford, Mass. preached in
the Congregational church last Sunday
There was union temperance and
memorial meeting for Mrs. Webb Hayes
at the NJ. +. church Sunday eve July Is
addressed by Revs. McAnn, simmons.
Kendall, Kidder and Tillotson. Quite a
number attended the excursion to Bur-
lington. Try the HERALD till Oct. /.
Only 10 cts.
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GRANVILLE.

/ A family gathering and picnic of six
Z teen was enjoyed last Tuesday, July %.
near Moss Glen Falls. The members
consisted Of Mr.. Denison Rice, Newman
Rice and family, Fayette Ford and fami-
I ly from New Jersey, Mrs. Henry BOYD,
Mrs. A. Swan, Mr.. Edgar Martin and
wife, Miss Alice Robinson, Mr.. will
Carpenter, Mrs. Jennie Whitney and Mr..
A. Gee. They cooked some very nice
trout caught from the river and partook
of refreshing dinner such as rolls. hot
coffee, all kinds of cake, pies, pickles,
/ lemonade etc. and all went home feeling
that the day could not have been spent
more enjoyably.
Mrs. Town and her daughter. Mrs.
James Brown of Claremont. y. II. visited
at Lewis Chadwick's last week; the for
mer being daughter of Mrs. Chadwick
....Leonard Clark of Chelsea has
bought the Thomas farm and has moved
on to IT,. Horace Hook has sod his
hill farm TO Mr.. Green of Ct....I Ira
Mann and James Mudgett were in town
last Saturday. Mrs. ii. II. Whitney of
Rochester spent several days ia town Wis
iting friends last week. Lila Hubbard
aged years receiveda birth day present
the 22d by mail a knitted crib-spread
from her grandma, Mrs. Diana Pearsons
of Rutland $50. Hon. Jos. Gould andl son
of Mortified were in town Friday the
guests of George Campbell -. Mrs. Jen-
ME Whitney and Katie wilson are TAX
ing painting lessons of Mrs. Viola Bill
lings. Mrs. Cynthia G0odno has re-
turned from Montpelier where she has
been visiting her sister. There was
picnic last Tuesday on George Campbell's
meadow in honor of ''Fayette- Ford and
family of Orange, n. j.. who have been
visiting relatives and friends in town.
The party consisting of l6 in number as
sembled at the residence of n. ID. Rice
and thence rode to the appointed place
on hay-rack drawn by pair of lusty
oxen. The age of the company ranged
from to 80 years. Passing through the
village the air was jubilant with horns
and bells. A grand good time was had
all around. On the return goodly no.
of trout were caught. The following
poem was written for the occasion by
Mrs. Zeba Lamb.
When such gatherings here are ended.
And our earthly life is DER,
May our friendship still be blended
On the happy golden shore.
In that brighter world, eternal
Guarded by the Saviour's care
We shall meet in lands supernal.
We shall hold sweet friendship. there.
For the promise has been given
BY our Saviour long ago
1t we are faithful, that in heaven
We, our earthly friends shall know.
While we inger here in earth life
Blessed Saviour keep our hearts
Free from sin until we gather
Where the faithful never part.
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NnRru rrNnpIncr

Wyman Morse and daughter have re-
turned to Boston Arthur Smith is at
home from Cavendish, where he recently
injured his hand. A. B. Drew's house
is well filled with summer boarders.
Elder Maxim's youngest son is very sick
with typhoid fever. Several in this vi
cinity are on the sick list. =. Horace Dur
kee recently had a nice colt run over by
the ears at the North Royalton crossing.
Minnie Dexter has been suffering with a
spider cancer on her right side, which
has troubled her for a year. Mrs. H..
Smith has applied the late Capt. Col
burns preparation of plaster, which
seems to be removing it.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-01
SHARON.

HARRIET NJ. BLAKE Widow of Geo.
ID. Blake, died July "a, 1899. aged s.
years. Her husband died nine years ago.
She lived 80 years in the house In which
she died. Her only son and only daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. A. Wiley. gave her con-
slant and loving care during her long
and painful illness. The kindness and
devotion she always gave them were re-
turned to her in health and sickness. She
was favorite among the children of the
village who enjoyed going to her home.
In her they have lost a friend. She was
a loving mother, a devoted sister and a
kind neighbor. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. S. A. Parker at
her late home last Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Rose gave very interesting
account of missionary work in the South.
He said that the Negro was every way
equal to the American with the same adj
vantages for education, etc. His address
was well received by a good audience at
the chapel Sunday eve. Mr.. Rose left
here Monday for his Southern home.....
Z. F. Watkins lost a good horse recently
from some unknown cause. Mrs, Gil
bert Boutwell, left for her home in Exc
ter. n. II. on Monday, her sister. Miss
Ellen kimball accompanying her.R.
Fletcher of Woodstock was at o. c. Saw
yer's over Sunday and made us a pleasant
call. Mr.. Fletcher is relative of the
late Mary Fletcher, the giver of the NJ.
+. Hospital at Burlington. Twenty
tickets were sold to this station Tuesday
for the excursion to Providence Island. |
IN. L. Chase has returned to Phila- |
delphia. Mrs. Chase will remain with
friends here for little time longer.
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NORTH RoyAIroS.

Park Durkee of Tunbridge recently
had nice colt run over by the cars near
the crossing at Peter McGinnis'. Geo.
Houston of Mortified is visiting friends
In town. :. Herbert Bennett has return
ed to the town farm.... Waldo Ferman
has closed his labors for Grafton Belknap.
....Dostie Faneuf has gone to Canada
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HANCOCK.

J. n. Lewis has moved to the c. NJ.
Robbins farm. Miss Mary Rhodes is
visiting the family of l.. ID. Rhodes $50.
Miss Lillian Rhodes is to teach up the
Branch this fall Mrs. j. b. Darling
is spending few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. B. Martin of Barre -. Mrs.
Cora Rivers and children of AIiddlebury
are stopping with her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Blair.
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sTocKBRIDGE.

Loren Lamb was thrown from a load
of hay Thursday of last week and had a
rib broken and considerably hurt Other
ways. Miss Abbott of Barre and a
friend are in town visiting at w. l..
French's. A heavy shower passed over
this place early one week ago Saturday
morning washing roads, carrying of
bridges and undermining barGs doing a
great amount of damage. ...S. X. Hol-
land is In Philadelphia after horses -.
Miss Katie Clark was in Woodstock last
week on visit. Mrs. J II. Baker Wis
tied in Bethel last week -. DR.. 0lin
Greene, wife and Nchild, Rev. r. A.
Greene and wife were in town last week
visiting their father aud mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Greene. LIE. 5. Burn
ham is home for a short stay. Miss
Helen Carroll was In Chittenden Tues
day of this week to try some new pianos
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10 cts.
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For SALF:-Good top carriages, from
$40 to sll0; light road wagons; Concord
style business wagons, $50; buck-boards,
$50; express wagons, $40; and road
carts. Apis 6m
ISAAC NEWTON, w. Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-08-01

A horse knocked Johnny Lucier down
at Jay and stepped on his neck.
John Prince is under $500 bonds for
liquor selling at Belvidere.
Mrs. Charles Huntington was found
dead in chair Sunday at Middleburv.
She had been apparently in good health.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
MoRs NOMINATIONS.

John EEicks ninister 10 Peru
sieorgs B.Eloring COnsui.gcneraI 20
porInaass
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
WAsHIsoToS, March 27--rhe President
sent the following nominations to the Senate
to-day:
Robert T. Lincoln Of Illinois, to ba envoy
extraordinary and minister plenlpotentiary
OF the United States 30 Great Britain.
Murat Halstead Of Ohio to be envoy ex-
'rao binary and mini-ter plenipotentiary OF
III. United States to Germany.
ion Thorndike Rice Of New York, to be
envoy extraordinary ard minister pleni-
poteatiaty of the United States TO Russia.
Patrick Eagan of Nebraska to be envoy
extraordinary and minieter plenipotentiary
of the United States 10 Chill.
Thomas Ryan of Kansas, to be envoy ex-
traoralnary and miniater plenipotentiary OF
the United States TO Mexico.
John Hicks OF Wisconsin to be envoy ex-
traord!nary and minister plenipotentiary of
the United States to Paru.
George q. Loring of Massachusetts to be
min ster resident and consul general of the
United states to Portugal
Marion Erwin of Georgia to be United
States attorney for the Southern district OF
Georgia.
Tyre Glenn OF North Carolina to he United
States marshal for the Western district of
North Carolina.
James o. Churchill OF Missouri to be CUR.
veyor OF customs for the port Of st. Louis.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
Marriages.


S-RAMSBURGEf-on the 18th inst,
at the parsonage, No. TOS Lombard street by
the Rev. Vaughan $. Collins, John Alfred
Downes and Lizzie Hamburger, both Of this
city. The contracting PARTIES left on the s.06
p. M, train for Chicago for a brief visit and
Will reside at No. 1898 North street, Philadel-
phia. Philadelphia papers please copy.
EDMANSoN-RuTH.--o the 18th inst, ny tho
Rev. j. !. Fnllandigham, George :. Edinap-
son Of Hares Corner and Annie X Ruth OF
Christlana.
Ess-YANDEGRlFT.--At Dobbinsyille, New
Castle on the 9lth inst, by the Rev. w. r,
Patterson, John II. Hess and Lydia o.
VANDERBILT
AIiLE-.MITCHELL.--on tho 10Th inst, By
the Rev. j. L. Nallandigham, William ii.
Mahle of kirkwoOd and Annie NJ. Mitchell of
Mill Greek hundred.
PArEkSoN--KILLEN the Goth inst, by
the Rev. u. g. Cook, D. d., Willie D. Paterson
and Lima killen.
PAGE RpSHToN.-on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. Vaughan $. Collins, William ii. Page
and Sarah Il. Rushton, both Of this city
STlG ERS-SCHURK.--At Bishopstead, on the
9th insG, by the Rt. Rev feightf Coleman,
Charles w stigers aud jennie E. Sohurk,
beth Of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
THE LEeIsLAqURE.
The Fee OF ghe State Chemist for
AnaiyzinR Fertilizers Umdsr-


The Fee of the State Chemist for
Anaiyzing Fertilizers - Undsr-
Rr0nnd WiFes-N0 New sGatc-
house.
Special Dispatch to Gazette and journal.
Dover. March 27.--In the House, this
mofnil g, the bill reducing the fee Of the
State chemist for fertilizer analyses, was re-
ported unfavorably and taken up for dis
cusston. The discussion was still on at noon
adjournment.
A delegation is down here In opposition
to the bill for putting wires under ground.
-Four new city bills, previously given notice
OF, were introduced In the Senate.
At 1925 the Senate went into secret SEES
sion on Mr.. Richardson's bill to build a new
State house. The secret session developed
that there Is little or no probability that
anything more Will be done than to make
pressing repairs to the old building. A
resolution embodying this idea and en-
plcytng an architect to examine the pres
emit building and report what repairs or al
terations 1t needs, was referred to Joint
committee 10 be made up of three senators
and Elk representatives.
The Eighth Street Railway bill was given
Its first reading in the House.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
. afaths.

| CLARION the 26th Inst, Jennie T., wife Of
| 4. u. CLARK, aged 30 years.
| Relatives and friends ure invited TO attend
the funeral, from her late residence, 1880 West
| Second street, on Friday morning. High mass
a. St Padis church at o'clock. luterment nc
[ Newark, Del.
| CROSSAN.--tDn tine 10th inst James r.. son ~
Jhmes and Elizabeth o. Crossan, aged 30
years.
EASfW0oD.--ln this city, on the 2sth instant,
lose G., Wife OF Milton J. Eastwood, and
daughter u Edward e. and Rebecca A. Mask,
formerly of Cecil comfy, Md.
helntiEes and friends are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral from the residence of her
husband, NO. 1909 Pine street, on Thursday
afternoon. Services at the First Presbyterian
Church at O'Clock. Intsrment at Riverview
cemetery.
locii county, Md. papers please copy.
FINNEGAN.---In this city, on the Goth inst
agnes Mary, daughter Of John and Jane
tlnnegan, aged years,
Relatives md friends are invited to attend
her funeral from tie residence Of her parsnts
No ss2 spruce street, IN Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock Services at St Mary's Church. In
terment at new Cathedral cemetery.
HREEN.-In Philadelphia, on the 2sd Instant
Francis Green, In his list year.
HORN.-ln this city. Wednesday, March IN,
William NJ. torn, In the s5tl .ear Of his age,
HlNKsp Nat Chester, Pa, on the Goth inst,
Clara \. HlnksOn, daughter of Henry and
Lucy Hinkson. in the asd year OF her age
q years.
EANE.-ln this city, on the 1Qth inst MIR,
Mary Kane, agel 80 years.
NTBER--Ar Newport, On the 29d inst, Eliza.
beth. wife Of David Nnper, In her 6ed year.
sASDERs.-ln this city, on the Esd inst, Mary
Jane, Slie Of John {. Sanders aged IS years.
REED. 1ln tits city, on the a4lh inst, charl,a
Nsed, IN the 6Sta year OF bis aee.
RIcHARDSON.--on thursday, alst. ipss. n
E. Richardson, sged Il years.
wALkER.-ln this city, on the 2sd inst, Sarah
Walkes, aged e years.
MHtTE.--Qn he 2o.h inst, Joseph N, infant
son Of John J. and Mary & White.
WooDwARD.--ln Augusta, Ca, on tho ssa
lnst. LAnrn g. Chandler, wife Of William I
seeeef" +a-t ~. tMr ~ s.sE
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-03-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS.


EhttAuetphtA WAfketAs
Associated Press Dispasch by Special Wires.
PHILADELPHIA. March s7--Flour, dull, I'm.
changed.
Wheat, flrm and dun; No. 9 red. o4hae5c.
Corn, steady.
Oats, qnter and steady; No Q, white, SIC,
Bran, dull.
Baled hay, steady; timothy s1ialT.5O.
Bntter, dun and weak; Pennsylvania cream.
cry, extra 23a2ic.
Eggs, dull.
Cheese, steady.
J Petroleum, steady; refined, 1880
Potatoes dull.
baltimore Markets.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
BALTIMORE, March 2T.-Flour, inactive, tend.
Wheat, southern. firm, Fultz. es.asi .os.
Longoerry, CSC sfi.uT: southern, 81 on: western
easy: No.2 winter red spot, March and r1rIi,
SLc. =
Corn, southern, active, firmer; white, 4ia
ssc.; yellow Qa4ec.: western, firm; mixed apol
March and April, 4ikc.; May. sikR4i4c.;
steamer. 401fc.
Oats, best 40 premium. others steady: west
ern White, SeaS3 &C.: do. mixed, eqaSic
ltye, nominally stiff; a6a5ic.
1850. SAo'oV'
Provisions, arm, quiet - - 49,.