Rensselaer Union, Volume 1, Number 8, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 19 November 1868 — MILWAUKEE MARKET. [ARTICLE]
MILWAUKEE MARKET.
MilvuvUu. November 14.—Fioon—Quiet and firm: choice spring extra" *4i.HO(toG,7fi; <"mmon to lnedlniii tl.'lßftfA.tfl; superfine fI.WWc 4.75: rye tloue sales at 56,75: bunk wheat at f 7,25. Whkat—Flam. Bales of No, 1 (tn'-fill rhorta) at (1,2 V No. 1 firm at (1,11: red winter f 1.4. V, white winter (!,«). ovia—Steady et 41k,- for No. 2. Cora Dull: sales of N». aat S3cj BlC—Nominal nt (I,*o for No. 1. Babi.kv -Di'Hetiled; safer a)(1,63 for a Sample lot. JljJWl-Steady; 'J4(if3'e fur common to ohoiro,' Rnb.i -Kc.frro 'and higlirr—saleable at 2(M|*oe. ■ Mmil'OHSy-'oktgfWc for choice; 4fi@#oc for common. Wool—Dull aud uupfiaugod. Hors— Woitoleaa—mmolcablc at airy )trice. ’’ : “If JJra nr iromeu couM but fiiul tho fabled fountain which if) said to reutore health, and Htrougth, and beauty, with what eagerness they'would rush to efrinlt its waters. It in found in tbo 8. T.—18(10- X. The Bale ol the Plantation Bittkrb i« without a precedent in the hintory of tho World. They are at OBOe tho most epeedy, strengthening hualth-re-'storer ever dlsoovcretl. It roipdros but a single trial to underefarnd this. Maonolia Water.—Superioi to tho beat imported German Cologne, and sold at half tho price. ..Millinery,—Mrs. Mason, importer and retail dealer in Millinery, Silk and Straw Goode, 08 Lako street, Chicago, (up stairs) has ttije choicest Selection of materials, ana her taste in makiDg and (rimming are admirable. Her Charges are reasonable, and those wishing a hat or bonnet, for from $5 to SSO, who cannot be suited hero both in price and quality, wilt look in vain elsewhere. We have looked Chicago ever repeatedly and always came back to Mrs. Mason to purchase. \so commend her to all wishing the latest stylos, and tho best and moat tasty goods, at the lotoert prim. ‘ The Howe Sewing Machines are as hear perfection as tho best machinery In the world can make them. Cochrane & Brown, General Agents, 425 North Fifthstroeb, St. Louis,
