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Co. i, Newport,

Sergt. II: D. Dawson. E. ........ ~
Corp. T. W. Norris Observation-Disclosures. 20
Private |. W. Observation-Disclosures. Ii
Private F.NY. BarroWs Observation-Disclosures. 10
Corp. j. d. ...,..... II
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On THE TENTED FIELD.
THE NATIONAL GUARD OF YER
MONT AT CAMP GOV. PAGE.

fhc Second nay of tho Encampment
opens with. IL Dismal Downpour of Rain
Tho Moss Tents od-Battalion
DriIl Under Command of Majors Bond.
Watson and Evans,
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ENDED IN THE RAIN.
Members of the Vermont National Guard
Get Home For Sunday.

MONTPELIER, Aug. 27-Another cold,
dismal rain set in during the night and the
appearance of the camp ground this morn
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GASP GOV. PAGE, MONTPELIER, Aug. "a.
A severe rain storm began about O'CLOCK
this morning, lasting until about ., so very
little In routine work was accomplished un-
iii townrd noon. No inspection OF company
streets was made this morning, but the mess
tents were inspected before noon, the aver
nre being % 10, each standing MS follows;
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NOTICE.

Notice Ia hereby given that n petition will
be presented to the General Assembly of the
state Of Vermont, next 10 be held at Mont
peller on the first Wednesday OF October, 1872,
to have Avcry's Gore and Buels Goro in the
county OF Chittenden annexed to and made
part OF the town of Starks boro in the county
OF Addison. Said Cores are bounded on the
north by Huntington. on the east by Fayston,
on the south BY Lincoln and on tho west by
Starksboro
August "A, 1892. slO,3w
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Co. NJ, Richford.
Co. {, Brandon.
Co. II, Montpelier.

Scrgt. G. G. Grout.........,.. ..............
Lieut.. :. A. Luke. .............. ~
Private John GooGenougA. ..............,,,
Private q. +. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Private Charles nder.................,
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Sur IN Original, gadeen.s grsis, IS esnts
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An Der Stra6e.
Son Scarf Reater Berger.

Sd hab' elm hag'res. blaifes @eib aeieI'n,
Sas jaB, Die Srgel brebene, an Der Ode.
SD ia6 DIE Menid)en ld)nel poriiber9eb'n,
&ein eifs ger blieb nou Miitleto bel thr iteh'n
l1no mari elm @eloitiid auf Die ldlab'se 0ede.
Das blaiTe IntIte tief hinab9ebeugt,
Medlaniid) tire 9anb Die Surbel brebte,
@enau fonnt' ids nidt fehei,, bod mir
bau4t
@s sdtmiuert inter threr 9ibern feud)t;
Sb pobl pom Staub, Der thr ms Gu9e
mehte?
Slang an ibr Sbr pielletdt aus Dem @eton
Ser melandoliid INNER sleiden @eiie
Gin 2aut aus fernen 3eiten traumbaft ia0n?
If, ODER letieS hersbeipegeno Slebn
Son blaifem &inoermuno mad Grant unb
Speiie?
&inst iid elm Elud bon ibrei1 2ippeil gar,
Gin Giud, Der gilt Der berslos falten Wfense,
Dte. il ees marn1en D~ienidenmitleios bar
Wur iagenb nod benz mddttgen Dollar
Dariibtr iiunt pte ie ibr 3iei errai9e?-
Sd psiB es nidt. Gin inn'rer Drans mid
5ipinst
gu eebem BON Dem @en'gen mas i'd babe.
SIN Bltd)aetab oas @eloftiid bell erfliugt,
Gin mohliseS @efibl meiu 5er5 ourdorlnst
limb lebnt mir tauienofad Die tlelne @abe.
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Sns bbdrsten @rate. FL.
& 9naes. g. Bergen pcn Benton, Cat Ga ssis., ers
ddrt, nab .. 4oonep, wel9er X S:3re lana mil ST.
s8sttsfaH3 In bo4ittu @raee 5x9aftet NOR, non ,,pels
sem tbm ptti9iebene Aer5te rersebti9 su bcireien Iu9s
Ten, burg ben @etrau9 pou smei 6laiden 9Snia's
Z serneHse tdrter poaitduSis berssiteGt furrbe.
gbancp. Eenn. /. OFT. 1890.
I Dor ettpf einert Sabre marbe inein Gpbn burb bas
Dnrtbrtnnen Der Qlerbe bonn Waeer ceidIenoert uub
am &upfs tebr f4iper perleBt. Or mar taueiouo oou,
auber fi9 unb beburIte Der 4etoafun0 Saa itno staahfoo
81 lag t4 bon .qaitor 5s0Hie's 9sernen=5 Starter NIB
tfB etut Tlaine foutnaen. 5d@oein in I'm atreiu,aI
eenon stuge9eben bate, fet er in eiuerl rubigeit Gdlog
@dgreHo tr frtiber irlner int S9iofe ipra6. sSn sue:
So9en mdr er bel befler, uH0 nad Gebraud ether
8ie1qt rar er ooaffduoig tefun0 NIB ift iebt tfoh so
xete fro9 pin I'd, baB i'd bte CUTE Dleoi,iu bcfrmr1eu
4ape aro lprs9e urb hermit ben beIfen 9anf balm
sna. A@tuuasbon Greb. 9erfsweb.
Co. etn nertAtsG,s a5u4 ,fr ytespssistAsth
tpiro sJebeu Der es persanqt, ~spaejoubt
CS 4rmec rbulteu aud bic Wtebissit nrnfpuft
2ttle 1leeisin ignrbs iett BEN Sabre tS76 bon BEN
Doom: 9aftor a6nig Sort mopns. Sub ~spbereitei
nab lest inter feiner Mnfeetfnng bon Der
koENlG MEDICINE CO.,
B Randolph ST., CHICAGO, ILL
Bel alpothefera ~ baden f6r
stoSe s1.zs. STIR $500.
Sa 9 an Mntonio Bel abolpb DreiB.
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quarter in einem itilen Dorfe, In Gses
nnfnPfdllnnPn hntte

quulttel III ellIeW IItuel OorTe, III vac,
aufgei6la9en bate.
&ucie mar In Der Tbat entfloheu,
wdbreno Die sanse Banoe Der 5allf.
miinSer iid) init Serrers beihaitigte.
sic bate ben eriteu !3us nod 9iiSsa
beniist uno, na1 marben Shwierig.
feiten uno TersOgerungen, Die Poli;et
BON Der @abr6eit ibrer Mnsaben iiber.
5eust. sic ielbit mar eine @efangeus
unb muroe inter nebermahurs gebal.
ten, bis Die san5e Safe 1T Der Inter.
iuhung uno lleberfiibrung Der Sali1.
miin3erbanoe ibren Nbf9ln6 ~9efunber.
SIR gater iiberlebte nidt lange ieins
Shanoe; er mar auseni1einlih nut
bas Werf5eus uno bas Spfer Der &C.
n~tllenloien Sdurfen sefpelen uno bon
Der Vanoe nit leiner Go1ter sleidiam
gen1tetbet moroen, UNI oerlelben ben
duBeren Anlhein Der @brenbaftisfeit 3u
9eben.
DaS Wdb6en lelblt entbefte ben
ptrfli6en Gbarafter bon hires Yatera
@enoien erit on benz Gage, at meld)em
Serrers in oeren @emalt gerictb. Sbrs
etsene unidulb uno Neinbeit murot
tlar bemieien, mdbrenb ibr Wtutb une
raide Gnti9fo1enbeit Serrers speifeaos
Dor etnerl friib3eitisen Gnbe r~etteteu.
@r bewies. baB er nidt naoanfbar oa.
fiir let, benin innerbalb zines ssSabres
nurOe Vucie Mar1ollier feline Satin.
Der 8eit Der nitt in umlauf gelets
ten Bantnoten, lotpie ieine Mmsabl bon
sefdli9ten Bedfeln unb gbets puroen
inter ben Saden porgefunben. msltt
Die 8oliSet in @3e in Beldlas senom.
men. @s 3eigte iid. oaB Bic Gilla NIT
pteler 3lugbeit oils Sdlupfntntsl &c.
mdblt moroen mar, ben,t iie itano ani
eilter 8eibe BON alten @allerien ODE.
SelssdH9en, ipelde emit als 3nfludts.
ort seoient batten, gu Der 53sft. ais biz
Yiraten bon Der Norofiiite Mfrifas bic
Htptera unb bas Stttorale uerfpiiteter.
De anfiibrer Der Banbe bate btels
@alerien 3ufallis entbeft unb ba bic
ielben uortreHli6 fir ieine 2uede fiG
ei9neten. fi6 in Der Billa niebergeloiIen.
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erfe1nenb. r5ie bier! 9ommen sic,
raid oieien &es bier; man miro sic
toOten, lpelll man Sic finoet!" oan1it
er9riff lie ieinen Arun nit fralapfbaitcr
Gnersie uro Sos i'm aad Dem Sauie
bin.
Dod es mar gu ipdt. Sn bemlelben
Mugenblid entitauo elm @erdulb bon
Subtritten, ein permirrtes @elhrei per-
l6teoener Stinmen, trditiee Sdroe En-
fabten ben Ginoringling. er ipuroe bin
nnb Der 9eitoBen unO felt sepadt. gSab,
reno itarfe Stride ietns Nrlne fellelter,
tpurbe ein Sud iiber ieinen &opf 9eipor,
fen uno beuor er nod lein WfiBgeldid
re6t begreifen fonnte, mar Standings
ein @%efan9ener.
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'l
setpefen, ba8 i'm, ben en8li51en per.
~trauteu Ngenteu, beiien {pe3ieIes Sc,
lhdft es mar, nuter all ben Taulenben
IN Moate Carlo nj 8eriibruns nit ben
SdllAern sebraat.
@r lieB ben @ebanfen bieran bafb
uieber fallen, al8 81 untpabrfdetnlih
unb n~nslaubli1, u1tb benno1 febrte
berielbe INNER toieber Snriid, 70 baB er
tim f9lteBfi9 alS eth gorgefiibl, cine
Sniptration 5t betrahten beganu.
sd iperbe ibnetl anf Die Spnr font.
men, fein 3meifel," iaste er 3u iid
ielbft poll neber3eu9uns. Den Mann,
ober bic Mdnner permas ib pielei9t
rift pieber;uerfenneu, bod bas Mdb,
den. Su bemielben I%usenblide eridien,
tpie bas jeoem bon uns bunbertmal I'M
4ebeu pal1irt LIT, Die 8erlon, welde
9eraoe iest am meiiten ieine @ebaufeu
beIhdfti9te, tn Der Chat Dor linn.
Gr bate in3wii6en baS Dorf Gse
erreidt. 9ti1t oas 3erfallenbe, mittel,
alterli9e Dorf, bod Oben auf ieinem
feliisen @ipfel, ruausdngli6 benz Sin,
lbetne mad, nit Intnabme fir Ioler
nno wiloe 3ie9en - fonSern bas balbe
Duseno 9duler uno 8ilen, mel6es
rings UNI Die STANDARDIZATION, I'm
9ipcau oes Meeres, erbaut lit uub
gleidfalls GSe beiBt. mad ietnem &C..
birgigeu Jiadbar. Sine bieler Yillen
itano gang allein an Der Strabe, aui
einem feliigen Sor9ebirge, einem Ius.
ldufer Der groben 9lippe oberbalb,
oas fid 8iemliA melt in bas Wteer
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9Q
Jugenp . SInben
an Rerpenf9wd&e
Ietben, ttre8eben8,
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mixed. 4SQ53i4c; No. 3. 4sc: steamer mixed.
4S650c. Options closed firm at IS 1Dasc ad-
vance; dull trading. and chiefly In sympa-
thy with wheat; April. Aga 6l9Asc. closing
at ashe; May; @7941les closing at 47.sc:
August Acc, closing at Acc.
Oats-Receipts.1 0s. ESQ bu; exports. 295 bu:
sales, 10000 bu futures. 100000 bu spot.
The spot market was quiet Options were
firmer and less active; May s4as0S5c: clos,
4Ac; No. 2 white. April. SIC: spot No. 3
white. 37la a soc; mixed Western. 3663Sisc:
white Western. 36041c.
Hay steady and quiet. Hops firm and in
moderate demand.
Coffee-Optlons opened barely steady q.
50l5 points down. and closed barely steady
from unchanged TO 10 points down. Sales.
"a. 500 bags, including the following: April.
l26)c; May. l2.40e: June. l20l2.05c: July.
Il.soG 1y0c: August. II .75c; September: IL IS
01l.9Oc; October. ll.S0c; November. 1850
ll.9Oc; December. Hoo SIC: spot Rio dull
and nominal: No. z. 131e "a 1880. Sugar-Raw
quiet and steady; sales 1000 bags st. Do
mlng0 oentrifugals. 10 Boston, Sc test, at
3lsc. c. j. f., and $500 tons domestic molas-
SEES sugar. 50 test. at 2l2c. +. o. b.. to Phila-
delDhia and New York; refined steady and
quiet. MoIasses firm; New Orleans firm and
quiet. Rice steady and quiet.
COttOn-see oil firm; crude. 2Sl9 G29c: yell
low. S1la 052c. Tallow steady. Rosin firm
and quiet.
Eggs weaker; Western. 14c; receipts. 10. $50
packages.
Hides steady and quiet.
Pork quiet and steady. Cut meats firm.
Middles quiet; short clear Case. Lard
tirmer and quiet; Western steam closed at
6.50c bid: sales. $50 tierces. OpriOns-Sales.
1000 tIerces; May. $500. closing at 9. $50
asked; July, 6.50@6.6lc, closing at 6.63c
asked: August. 6.7lc.
Butter in good demand and firm: Western
dairy, 120i7c; Western creamery, 16024c;
Western factory. 130l6c; Elgins. 23G24o.
Cheese-Demand weak; part Skins. $3.50.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Seabonrd's
Commercial Metropolis.

Ruling Prices in Produce at the Seaboard,s
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK. April 13-Flour-Recejpts.
1851 packages; exports. 1866 brls and
1882 sacks. The market was quiet and
steady. Sales, IL, $50 brls Corn-meaI dull.
Whest-Receipts. 90 $50 blu: exports. 49,
24S bu; sales. 5.S6O,OOO bn futures. 276 900
blu spot. The spots were higher. with fair
business; No. red. 9714 09Sc in store and
elevator. 99k "a S1.O1ls afioar. 9S24 ca S.. Olss
f. o. b.; No. red, 93c: ungraded red. SSa. "a
S1O1; No. ! Northern, 9614 G997sc; No. 2
Northern. Ola 094iso. Options showed q
bull furry with the West, and encouraged
by foreign buying, wet weather abroad,
heavy rains at the West. firmer cables and
decrease In the Bradstreets' statements Of
supplies. the advance was 2023sc. From
this there was a little realizing. which
caused a reaction of ls0asc. with the close
firm Mt Is 02l4c over yesterday; No. . red.
April, e5c; May. 9li4 ld93lsc. closing at 9234 C;
June, 90b4 d92c, closing at 81 7sc; July, cole "a
93lsc. closing at disc: August. sos G9ll9c,
closing at 9ll4c: September. S912 d9lc. clos
ing at 9la4c; February. 9l2l 09Sc. closing at
CSC.
Rye dull. Barley dull Barley malt dull.
C0rn-Receipts. 24,2 25 blu; exports. IS 99S
blu; sales. 195. 600 bu futures. ESQ., OCO bu spot.
Spots were Gull scarce and higher: No. 2.
1880 In elevator. 5005lc atloat; ungrsded
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Wheat Firm, Oats Easier, Corn Firm on
white-The Usual Inspections.
On Change yesterday wheat was firm,
oats easier, corn firm on white. firmer on
mixed; yellow quiet and no demand. There
were inspected N three cars of wheat. two
cars of corn one car of hay. Prices yester-
day ruled as follows
Wheat--No. cred. s5a4c: No. 5 red. SOHO;
wagon wheat Sc.
Corn-No. / white, 41I4c: white mixed,
Ssl.c: No. 3 white. $50, latter for one
yellow. 37l4c: No. 2 mixed. Csc: No. 8
mixed. 37lsc: ear 400 41c. latter for yellow.
Oats-No. white. see; No. white, Slc;
No. 2mixed. Soc; rejected. 26l4027c.
No. 2. 50; No. i prairie. 81: No. 2, $3.50;
mixed bay, $50: clover. $3.50.
Bran. $3.50 per ton.
POULTRY AND OTHER PRODUCE.
Poultry-Hens. Sl9c ~ Ii; young chickens.
15c = fb; turkeys. fat, choice hens. lie 10 h
and She for fancy young toms; ducks. &c ~
tb; geese. So for choice.
Eggs-Shlppers paying lie.
Butter-ChOice country. 12615o: common.
s01Oc; choice retailing from store at $50
Doc.
Cheese-New York full cream. 13614c;
skins SAFE ~ is. Jobbing prlces.l
Feathers-Prine geese, 35cl ~ ID; mixed
duck, zoe ~ ft.
BeeswaX-Dark. CSC: yellow, 40c selling
price,; dealers pay 1Std20c.
unwashed medium and common grades. if
In good order. 2O029c: bury and cOtted.
15a 1sc; fine merino. 1sc.
Hides, TdIior, Etc.
Hides-No. G. s. hides. 5G5l4 C: No. 9 G..
s. hides, 434%o; No. 1 green. SIC; No. 2
green, 2i9c.
Horse HIdes-s2025o.
TallOw-NO. ], Al c: No o So O.
,Grease-White. sac; yellow. Sc; brown,
2lec.
Bones-Dry. s12a1S per ton.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Apples,Choics; $3.50; fancy. 1915 y bar
rel. Baldwlns S275a3
Pineapples-s3 03.50 ~ doz.
OIanGes-Floridas single box lots. choice.
$3.25; fancy. $3.50.
Lemons-Choice. sSaS6O. s3150L25 y
box; fancy, 80 6Od4.5O; Malaga 81
Bansnas-sl0l.50t to bunch. according to
size and quality.
Straw berrles-S12 - case.
Cranberries- s4.5O05 - brl, sI.75 p bu.
New Bermuda potatoes. IS ~ brI.
Potatoes-lndiana. 40c T. On from car;
Michigan; 45c; from store. As a5Oc.
Sweet PotatOes-Jerseys SO - brl: Ken
lucky. S2.25: Illinois. 25002.!5.
Caulifower. S1al.25 u doz.
New peas. California. S30325 ~ bu.
New Vegetab les- Tomatoes. 90cQS1 ~
crate: onions. zoo t. doz: lettuce. De; brOc-
oil. sl.25 p brl: rhubarb. $50 y doz:
IadIshes. 35c - doz.
Cabbage Home grown. Sc - brl;
choice Michigan, s2 - brl: imported
s2.25 T. brl; new California. "a = crate;
new Florida. s3.75d4 u crate.
Onions-Yellow. s333 - - brl. s1.lO p bu;
red. SO: Spanish onions. $3.50 ~ crate; new
Bermuda onions. S3.25035O y bu crate.
Maple Sugar -25 ID boxes. on loo; in
bricks. &c.
Cider duffy. pure. S4.75 - trade brl;
half brls. So: Oliver Bros. sand refined
S1.5oG675 " brl; half brls, S&25G350: Car
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REAL-ESTATE TRANSFERS,
Twenty-Five Transfers. with Total Consid-
GRAFTON of G33. O5O.

Twenty-One TranSfers with q Total Constd.
Grafton of e33,O5O.
Instruments fled for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana. for ths twenty
as furnished by Elliott & Butler. sDsrracuers
of titles. Hartford Block. No. 81 East Market
street.
Nicholas McCarty ct al. to George
Clements, part Of the northwest
quarter OF section ID, township 10,
Amanda s b. Tiiton to Elizabeth 7. Ten ''''0'
ant. lots 50 to IS and Il and ~, in
Fletcher's WoOdlawn addition 100000
George b. Bernhart and wife to Al
fred o. Despo, lot Els, in Spann
Co.'S first Woodlawn addition. 100000
Christian f. Steth0rn to George c. f.
and Jennie b. Stethorn. part OF lot
IL, in GOldsberrys subdivision OF
outlets As and Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Addison W. Crouch and wife to Julia
NJ. Trenary, lot 81, In Strongs sub
division OF block II, in Johnsons
heirs addition. --...........--.-. 100000
The Keystone Land and Improvement
Company to 6ilas I. Fleece, lot 90,
In Highland Place addition. .. 10000
Elijah b. Martndale and wife to Frank
II. Goheen. lot 6, in square l3, il
the third section OF Lincoln Park adj
Sarah Thorn6roush and husband to '''
Phebe b. Miner, lot ., in Ray & Nc
Carly subdivision of square 20. 2,150.00
Martha j. McCumber and husband to
Emma =. Brewer and husband, lot
Al, in WilG0x's second addition. 500. 90
Martha j. McCumber and husband to
Emma +. Brewer, part or lots 81
and 10, in Wilcox's second addition 10000
Jacob &. Many and wife to James
NaughtOn and wife, lot 81, In King
eDsmith's subdivision OF outlot 1913. 100000
Sarah Major TO Mary l.. Rule part of
lot 5, in the Lawrenceburg az Upper
Mississippi Railroad Company's sub
division Of outl0t l5S......... 10000
The Equitable Trust Company to
William +. Matticks lot 81. In Glib
sons subdivision of square 90, in
, Johnsons heirs addition 100000
John Ii. Stewart ct al to William +.
Herm, lot 3, in block ], in Malott
John j. johnson and wife to William
X. Balinger, jr., lot %, in JohnsOn's
addition 10 Castleton. .-... 5000
David Springer and wife TO Samuel
NJ Springer, part OF the southwest
quarter OF section 20, township IL,
range 5.---.-.-----.----.-- 400. 90
David Earhart and wife 10 Myrtia
Harris, lot Z, In the United Breth-
rem Scminary's addition TO West In
Jacob Becker, sr.. and wife TO Eliza
A. Fitsch. lot %, In Becker's West
Washington street addition -. $4,000
Charles ". Carver and wife TO Alex
ander G. Clark, lot Al, in Wacker's
second addition To Haughville 100000
Catharne L. Dorsey To the trustees OF
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. lots "a and 50, in Dorsey's
southeast addition ........ $4,000
Hannah Moore 10 Charles York, lots
lbs and l26, In Englewood addi-
ton. ....-.............-... 10000
C0nvoyances. 81; consideration. .. sSs. o5o.oO
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No other method Of securing Repub-
Iican victory at the polls is so certain as
the circulation of Republican papers
among voters. Since the reduction in
the price thousands of subscriptions
have poured in from all parts of the
State. showing that need was supplied.
In order to have the proper influence
and effect upon voters seeking for trust
worthy information the Journal should
go into their hands at once, and not next
spring or summer. Clubs are being
formed and agencies established wher-
ever daily mails reach, and as rapidly
as travelling agents can visit the places,
but Republicans in each and every To-
cality cannot DO their party greater
service than to interest themselves in
circulating the Journal.
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CHOICE READING MATTER

That satisfies the most exacting taste.
The same reasons that call for the im
mediate extension of the the daily cir
culatiOn apply to the weekly. This ia
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
very quiet; prices l5d20c under the top fig
ures of q few days back. No. spring
wheat. S2lsc; No. spring wheat, f. O. b.,
7t0SOc; No. 2 red SIC: No. 9 corn. 4O'sc: No. 8
corn. 3S94 1884, c; No. oats. 29ss "a 295s c: No.
2 white. f. o. b., 49, D3219c; No. white,
sos 03Oa4c: No. 2 rye, 76c; No. 2 barley.
5506Oc; No. barley. f. o. b., 46057c: No i
barley, f. o. b., 43044c; No. l faxseed.
97l2c; prime timothy seed. s1.2i01.8O: mess
pork. per barrel. S1O.1O01O.15; lard. per
pound. 6.22l2 06.25c; short-rlb sides tloosel.
5.6005.62l4c; v-salted shoulders (boxedj
4.5005c; shorr-clear sides boxedl. 6.17l2 0
6.50c; whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
gal, Sl.l3; sugar. cut-losf. 5052sc; granu-
lated. 4a4 standard A. 45sc.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day, the
butter market was dull aud unchanged
Eggs steady at 1912 0lSc.
Receipts-Flour. $4,000 brls: wheat. $4,000
bu; corn. 1S5. 900 bu; oats, 1875, 900 bn; rye.
5000 bu; barley. $1,000 bu. Shipments
Flour $4,000 brls: wheat. 1900 bu; corn.
125. eco blu; oats. 10000 bu; rye. 5000 bu;
barley, a, 600 bu.
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Cotton.

LIVERPOOL. April l3.-Cotton-spot steady
with fair demand; middlinC. sad. sales. 5000
bales, of which 800 bales were for speculation
and export and included D. 500 bales American.
Futures closed steady; American middling, low
and May, 49-64d. buyers: May and June
5o-64d. buyers; June and July. 53-64d.
buyers; July and August, 90 64d sellers; Au-
Der, 6l-64 n 62-64d; September and October
6l-64d3 62-64d; October and November 4d,
sellers.
ding. Is l6c: low middling. 9 3-l6c; good
ordinary, l1-16c. Net receipts. l,7l6 bales;