Owing to improved advices from
Livei’p'iol. the market for Corn is
iiniK'i' and e higher, with sales of
?so. 1 at 77 (<• 7o]e, ami Rejected at
53,(0 51c —closing steady at'7B(o 78»c
lor t Ije form< r.
flats are steady ami without ma*
teri:d < hang '. Ihe demand is con*,
fined to No. 2. which is selling at
lu.m He.
h . e m very quiet but steady at 80
(<‘ bi • h r No. 1, and SGe for So. 2.
1 5 r»‘ i• a : o 1 inquiry for Barley
by sample, but lots in store are iioif
lected and nominal.
Bei oHi".' mu |y active, with sales
' 1 iin.H i.. a; 3 20. Flax at 2.30, and
Clover nt 7.75, B.Oil.
('hieago, Jan. 2G.
Wheat is dull a: 2.11 for No. l,and
1.87 -,!■'■ 1.8-8 for No. 2.
< '"i ii is lull at 78..!e.
Oats are dull at lO jc.
Fye is quiet at. 90c.
Live lio . s lowei at 6 00@G.
_ J’re.-md ! I >gs are weak at 7.00fq : 7.
I’uoFir ntuji Hops. Mr. J. j J#
'■le u, oi iseousin. lias a hop field
o: s ven aer -, which produced hist
year 17.135 pounds of hops being
an average yield per acre of 1.448
pmimls. and yielding a profit of 8851.-
-‘-3 ]>■ r acre.
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MARRIED;
SbWpSE
; ■gP.pvb''-"S
4m: ; x -I.tz- by saHiC. Mr.
HAXXA I: Vl' - ’ / ” 1 MAKY
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