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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30
We CLAIM

THAT MISS sAwYER's sALVE is entirely differ
ent IRON all 9th er.
That their are 4 great many good Salyes offered for
sale, but none 10 good a. Miss Sawyer's Salve.
That every family should have 4 box At this season of
the year.
That it will do all and even more than 1t Is recon-
mended 10 do.
Put up in boxes At IS cts, 50 cts, and 81 each.
A great saving 10 made by taking q large boz.
Sold by all Druggists.
A trial box sent free BY mail on receipt of sixty
f We cents, by
L.. NJ. ROBBINS, Rockland, Me.
p49m3s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30

VERMONTERS
arc requested to note that the Pub.isherd
Vermont Record and Farmer
intends 10 spare neither money nor labor TO make h'
The Best Paper in Vermont
For Current State News, from ev-ry County. each
week. For Vermont Historical Sketches, Biographical
Sketches Of Vermonters, Obituary Notice OF Vermont
ers, and In ali respects
A STATE PAPER
As welcome in, and applicable to, one portion of the
SIsre {" . aeoIher.
Vermont Farmers
Especially, are called upon to note tina, we intend With
The prorer support, TO devote
MORE SPACE THAN AMI oIHKs PAPER IN IHIs srAIK TO
L e.
Thi. department i. edited by C. RAG HUB
BARD, Eco, President OF the Springfield Agricultural
Society.
TERMS:
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three months 80 cents per month for any time iess
dress 90 per wear for each .ubscription. No club sub-
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postage paid
ANY person, whose name is not, at this date upon our
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will receive the paper one year from date OF subscription,
and either a WHirE's PATENT NHwsrArrn FILE, size
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useful to every farmer, or a copy of The HOUSEHOLDS
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30

BA1LEr's BUTTER TUB.-The following letter ex-
plains itself:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30

AGED T oPLE
Oteu feel the need OF sons pure sunu'snt. aui don't
know where To get ~. Go t. the best sp'thecary and
ask t r Gold IN Sheat Bour o., nd yeu will get a pun
good whiskey. C.. A. RICHARDS x co % Washing
ton street, Boston, largest Retail Vine snd spirit House
IN AmerLrA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30
Notices in Bankruptcy.

of Dacemh.r. A. D. 1853. a warrant in Binkrnptcy
was issued against the estate OF William W. Moore OF
NJ ,r,h6eId. in the county OF Washington, AMI State OF
Vermont. who has been aiiIi yed a bankrupt on his own
PETITION, that The pawn lat of any detts. ana dsiivsry
~ anv property beloa ring to such pan <rlp;, ID him, or
for hi. use. and the tr an fer of any propsrt, by h,m, are
E,rbi dden BY law that a meeting of tbs creiitorso s
said bankrupt, II prove their debts, and to choose ons
or more assignees Of his 81 Ate, will be held at a court
of bankruptcv. 10 ha holden At the Off = of L. Ia Law
renc.. in grnn. IN the county of Chittenden, and
state Of Vsrn mt. n fore L. L. Lfwren-e. Esq S-.ssef,
IN the 18th day off injury. AID lS9. At 10 o'clock An
E. A. SM ALLEY,
xs2x2 DANNY Uairef - ates Marshal ~ Messenger.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30

TN THE COURT OF THE UNITED
Il STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF VERA DNF--
In the matter of Alden r. lori II, RsnxnIp--'H
BASKRuPrcY-The un iersi. lsi, sig lee OF sad B.1k-
rupf, hereby gives notice thtt he will sell II pioiic
AUG ion on the 23lh day OF J,niavv, A. D. 1859. at ons
O'Clock ia the at eruooa, At his ofh - in Mnt2.iss-,in
said District, the flllo wing property to VII: T1b iron
iathes, three Rachel drills, a lPr of iesth ~ b -itins \ lot
of small mech snie's tools, iva loconltive tr ick fran :,
and notes and demands, and chos es in acfion 70 tbs
amount of about hrse IN uusani dollars sgtin-t v Arious
persons. F. v. RAN ALL, Assignee.
Montpelier. Dec. Is, 1865. g3sK3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30
NOTICE.

Inc annual mating Of the stoekholdsn OF Water
ooIy Naronai aank. fer the choice of Directors for the
SnsulnS yeat, viii BE- holden II their banking rooms In
~a'sf0osy' on Tuesday, January l2. 1853. a O'Clock
' Waterbury, Dee. ., less. Y5lwA
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30

TN rHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STArES FOL tbs DIST .fCT OF YER AONr.-
Ia IN. natter of John @. A. Packer, Bankupt-IN
RAsxnuPrcr-To whom il may conc-r1: The under
signed hereby gives n tics % his app bntfn slt As as
sig nee of John q A. Packer, of Nl-shi Id. in the
cmluty OF Washington, AMI state of Vernon within
said District, vino n Is heen ali 4 ! .ei ban rl PIT u2 IN his
own petition. by the District Court of sail District
Dated at B arlington, in said Di.tIc N. l2tl diy nf
Dec. A. ID. 1863. WIN II. HOYr,
r52w3 Burlington, Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30
COOLEY & DAUcHY's ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE SUCCESS
or our One Dollar Sale has caused such
OoMFHETH
r E. Y Z Il y
IN TRADE.
That in order to supply the demand occssioned by our
made import,iions for the fall Trade, direct from Euro
psan Manufacturers.
AMOUNTING TO NEA2LY $500 600,
So that we are prepared to sell every description of
Ware, cutlery. Watches, Albums.
JeVvelry, sc.
Of better quality than any other concern IN
the Country for the uniform price OF
One Dollar for Each Article.
With privilege OF exchange from a large variety of use
full articles, MT one of which could be oousnt
TWICE THE AMOU INT
in any other way.
" TIL best OF Kos;on aad New York references CIV
en- as In the Teliahil " Of our house and that our tust
ness is conducted j. tho fairest and most Legitimate
manner possible, and that we give greater va lue for tbe
money III an can be nb aimed ia any other way.
All Goods dam.g.d or brokon in trans
portation replaced charge.
F<Checks descr hing articles sod sent TO agen ts in
Clubs at rares mentioned hetuw We guarant-e ev =,
article TO cost les than if bought al any Boston OF New
York Wholesale House.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30
One Dollar for Each Articl
With priviIege OF exchange from a large variety oil use
full articles, not one of which could be bought Tor
TWICE THE UNT
Our Commissions to Agents

E8ceed t'nose Of every o'her establishment OF the kind
p-tof , { this eau be Iun nd IN con pairing our premium
~ tn those ct others FO CLUBS or The SAW
SIZE, IN addiiic IN TO which we Claim to give better
goods of the same character.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30

REV. DIR. CHAPIs.-" Columbus"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30
A ERR SECRET,

SOMEBODY UP-To sum up, somebody who saw
somebody who knew everybody used the curious little
article called a. Minerva JeI," or that that never was
Solve ii. Ladies', TO insure your sex, enclose q email
OK Il hair. with stamp, for circular, to KILOZA BIO
Proprietor, Lock Box 1908, Boston, Mars
ID ru't fail To ohtaiR one. V5OvlPet
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30
INITIAL STATIONERY.

I'M ~ N III -
ONE BOX in every ten e~ontsins 4 Dollar Bill. Sent
" 10 any address on receipt of fifty cents. This sta
tionery 10 warranted to be of the best quality. A iiber-
al discount to the Trade.
b. j. REMICH,
SIS WASHINGTON STREET,
s. Y52w6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30

First National Bank Of Montpelier.
The annual meetiu. II thu ,oekholden Of this bank
ta tho election OF Directors for the y-ar ensuing, will be
ne'o I e > oankine rooms, Tusk~ay, the 18th day OF JAN
uary next, az O'Clock P.n.
=. 2. RICHARDSON. Cashier.
Montpelier, Dec. 10, Ie6a. v5lJanlo
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30

REV. w. II. MILBURN.-"W What a Blind Man saw in
London"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30
In February,
In March

In FeDIuAIyt
Ior1s b. MrNRoE. of acknowledgements
Readings.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30

The old Ethan Allen residence at Ben
ningtOn Center. has been burned. 1t was
occupied as a tin shop. Loss considerable.
A young woman has been lectu on in
fidelity etc, at SYNDICATE, for a week or SO.
The Banner says she left town with a crowd
ed wallet and smiling face, but that some Of
the boys looked sad.
A fellow in Manchester, the other day
robbed an Irish boy of a good watch. anc
then tried to throw him off a bridge, but the
bow was too smart for him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30
COUNTY.

Rev. Lewis o. Brastow's Congregational
society, at St. Johnsbury, have voted him n
vacation of nine months, with his salary
continued.
At the recent term of the Caledonia court,
fifteen jury cases were tried.
On the 22d, Mr.. Silas Underwood. of Dan
Vile, while leading his horse out of the barn
fell dead. Heart-disease was the supposed
cause.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30
sarah CJough,s Estate.

oraree Dee, es.h. A. D. 1868. r63w5.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-10-31

tion--'-heg shall rue 1.-THE bsisn unborn
shall rue it--and the lbann o. Elspeth Fas
shall be on Clennel and his kin, until his
hearth be desolate and bis spirit howl with
10 him like the tempest which this night
RACES in the heavens r.
The servants shrank together into cor
ner OF the hall, to avoid the rage Of their
master; and they shook the more at The
threatening words Of the wierd woman, less
she should involve them in his doom bus
ne laughed with scorn at her words.
proud, pitiless fool,' resumed Elspeth,
more bitterly than before, "repress your
scorn. Whom, think ye, ye treat vi con
tempts Ken ye not that the humble adder
which ye tread upon can destroy ye-that
the very wasp can sting ye, and there IL poi
son 10 its stings fes laugh, but for your
want Of humanity this night, sorrow shall
turn your head grey. lang before age sit
down upon your brow"
"Off of ! ye wretchss 70 added the laird
went your threats on the Wind, n it will
hear ye, for regard them as little as it will.
But keep out O. my way for the future, as
ye would escape the honors O. hempeu
cravat, and the hereditary exaltatiou O. ycur
race"
Wfnfo Ha1 maueFW BfBn 70 m0 f0t1DwGrBs
and without speaking they instantly rose and
departed; but, as he himself reached the
door, be turned round, and significantly
striking the hilt Of his dagger, exclaimed
"Clennel ye shall rue il -
And the hoarse voice Of Elspeth without,
as the sound was borne away on the storm,
was heard crying-"He shall rue il r. and
repeating her imprecations.
TO BE CONTINUED.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-10-31

look to the land as their home, and as have
told you large numbers OF then 20 out,
come back, and work ut the pudding works;
they 20 IN The mines, and they have Of their
own. found . very pleasant thing IN
Lower Illinois IN particular, large number
Of mines worked BY cooperation. They
bold the laSds, and they have companies
formed, and each man shares alike according
to his prportioD, and they 20 on amicably
and make very good thing OF it.
Are shsy entirely the workiDgmeny Coal
miners.
No master as in Mr.. Briggs case? No
master.
Have any OF these works been in operation
any length Of time -Four, five and six
years.
And 70 far have succeeded /? 50 far have
succeeded.
In the neighborhOod Of the works them
selves are these men lodged i'm cottages be-
longing 10 the owners OF the worksf 10
several Of the large works throughout the
whole state OF Pennsylvania and also in the
state Of Ohio they build cottages for the
workmen, but the large majority Of the min
ers and OF all the workmen occupy their
own houses. The first feeling of the emf
gr~ut w eU we hss own proprietor, as n rule
ls there any land attached to their houses
near the woIks? Yes, always bit Of land
bit Of garden3 | was very much pleas
ed 10 find another thing. | Will mention
the name Of Mr. Hewitt who gave evidence
here. fund that De leaves in number
Of ms works largs spaces and allows his
woEkmen 10 use them. Ii was SO differeni
from the rules that we nave in Scotland,
shere n man Ia not allowed to keep pig or
afowL There they are encouraged to have
pcaltry, sBd cows, and cattle, and 50 on,
and there Is an open space for them 10 20 out
and 1--we on for nothing.
There are the means. but in the densely
peopled manufacturing dis,Iicts Of England,
IN StaHorjshire for instance, would such a
system be possibleT No.
To BE CONTINUED
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-10-31

Means for identifying Depositers:
When = new Deposition arst comes to savfb;,s Bank,
precautions taken, and records MAD. that be
nlways be identified. IN Z In n book osl
the owner thereof cannot be defraudsd.
The business Of this Institution 10 confined exclusvey
10 the receipts and OF Savings Deposs and Funds
depOuted in trust No Commercial or General Bank
ing business ID transacted.
certain pFopo on Of the funds are Invested BY loan
upon real estate 10 -ty Of Chicago In making such
leans, preference sRys given TO sppIicstions From
Depoaitors Of smell who have accumulated In tha
Insu ion Sufficient fnnds 10 paw fbg loo Of groand,
and desire n borrow something more 10 I'D them n
erecting buildings TO be used perm nj hcmss or
themselves and families. r ars wy.
A6M Money remlitsd by Draft 70 xursps es slsswhers
for DeposltoFs -
A7-TAe Plans Of Cheap coaases, selected hy q con
mtee Of depositors In n insttnioa, mag Be sesn =
the Savings Bank. - WIZ
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-10-31

The TRAVEL also grants at approved forms OF full
Lie irsurance, at low rates II preaiuu either the
sTocK or NUTUAL plsT former rStes so Low to
BE- equal - large dividend IA advance.
Participating policies give al the profits to the
sured ID 'dends available aunusly. TO Increase the
amount Il he policy, 70 hqudate next years prCm
nna 70 purchase indsmnitv tx disabling r juries 10
advance % the amount q 80 per week for each 81 600
Insured thus guaranteeing the dividend TO that
TENT
All fali LIE or endowment po.c-s SoS-roEFHrrlBLK-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-10-31

DuIlS d. DMdll dS UlG UUlldr J
wiz he received from any person, an Bank BOOt III
be furnished without charge.
Married Women.
And Minor Children may Deposit money, that No One
else car D.. .aIt.
Societies.
May deposit Money from time time and before making
the arst Deposit, may Provide by Vote, how and BY
" HON II shall be drawn out and, provided copy Of
the Resolution BE- Furnished TO the Savings BAnk NO
Money vii be paid. unless h provisions strictly
compded With.
Depositors.
70 Prof and Ia OF DEATH any Money their
Credit vill be paid TO their Legal Representative,
whether they are In this country or elsewhere.
Wills.
Printes Forms Of Wills have been prepared By Coun
sel q ne Savings Bank, 80 that any Deposition may
Money and Properly and Guardian OF biz Children
In Of bis Death thus ch nconvenience and tx
pense be avoided An 0frcer Of the Savings Bank
without any charge tor his services prepares w Cor
Interest
the rate OF slx per cent per amman, b paid on q
ums Rve Dollars o more bat interest Is only pal
on the haear day thaa Is on the hrst day of yanaar
and On the hrst day Of Jsly, In each year.
Interest il Estimated
from the half day "a On iog sfmy month thai the
then deposit has been w the Savings Bank
II the Interest called for f 10 credited the
est Gay a deposit The saEe Of interest Is
allowed all Sans Nhether large small.
If Money is Drawn Out
btveen me hAifyeariy Interest days interest 10 only
stopped on % auch as h thus drawn out not On what
renaius
Notice
10 not ordinarily required before money IL drawn
sufhcient funds kept available to psy DepoeitorB
when they 70 their money, hut the TO
lire tee h reserved for the purpose of preventing
"runs," !" which not allowed.
Working People
need not lose any time the Savings Bank d kept
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-10-31
What Has Been pane.

In TIA Life Department the Travellers has already, In
it arst twenty months business writt over = Tt0 poll
cies-a GreateT uumber than any Other lie company 10
the same lime with one excepron).
10 its Accident department Il has vsi1sn upwards OF
l25, 900 poices, and
Paid Three Quarters II z Million IN Losses,
including over 800 losses by fatal jury and ia
oeAth losses by accident, 20 which ths large Of
tSos oOe was realized ior s. 94 received premiums.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-10-31

J. q. ArTRRsON, President
RODNEY nENls, Secretary.
CHAS. Il. WILSON, Assistant Secretary.
EDWIN ". BRy mt, Actuary
HoS. ELiZUR WRIGHT. Cont. Aetasry
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-10-31
INSURANCE
THE PIONEER COMPANY.
THE ORIGINAL
TraVt,GrS' Insurance Cow,
or Hartford, Conn.
Assets, IAN. 4, IsGs. $40. sac. 81
INSURES
AGAINST ACCIDENTS

Causing Death or Total Disability from La
b2r Business
AccDEsf PoLIoISs written ;lr any term from
month 70 year, rurng roin f50Jto $40 COO
OF fatal accident - $50 weekly Indemnity for
tally disabling injuries caused BY accident annual
cost of S. % rs per e acco ding 10 occupation and
snd hazard
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-10-31

Combined LIFE gnd Accidcn, Insurance In
der one Policy end PreraiHm.
The Travellers also combines VIII any approved form
oi ful life Insurance. when desired the payment of
weeSy indemnity for totally Disabling mi ITies by acci-
dent-thus combining aii the benefits Of 10th Life and
Accident Insurance under one PoSy and premium, AZ
rates less thsn most companies chare r Life insurancs
alone. This form o. policy meets rih much favor and
he Travellers Is The only company that writes il.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-10-31
If Money is Drawn Out

10 not ordinarily required before money IL drawn,
sufhcient fuuds kept available to psy Depoeitors
when they 10 their money but the 10
e netce reserved. for the Purposs of preventing
+" rum" /" which not allowed
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-10-31
Working People
SAL RDAY EVENINGS
eor their con yeniapee

need not lose any time, Is the Savings Bank d ksp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-20
BROOKLYN NTELLIGEYCE.

BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS IN BROOKLYE.-The high
rents realized by the landlords for the past two
years, under one pretext another, have induced
men OF capital invest their money in real estate.
The consequence is, long rows OF new houses are
being erected the vacant lots in the suburbs
OF the city. Between three and four hun
the past twelve months: from present indications
there Is not likely to be so many complaints of the
scarcity OF dwelling houses next May. During The
war labor and material high that very little
building was dOne but now tenants viii be rcjoiced
to hear that 1t promises to keep pace with the de-
mand.
DROWNED WHILE BArHISG.-A young man named
Thomas TIaowell was drowned last evening While
bathing at the foot OF Court street. His body was
recovered and taken to the residence OF his parents
No. SO Bond street.
THE COLLECTION OF THE MILITIA TAx.-Some time
since the old and young, the lame, halt
and blind were notified that they
appear at the Assessors Office No. City
Hall, and pay 81 az militia tax. No excuse
would be taken except at the olce OF the Assessor
and II the parties notified did not appear they were
threatened by those who served the notices with dis
trant their property. II the name OF minor was
obtained or that OF man three score and ten II
was all the same and when these parties appear to
for an affidavit and the usual fee for
internal revenue stamp to make IL
legal. Although the clerks have been kept pretty
busy hearing excuses and receiving tnes for the
past month, not one-tenth OF those who have been
notified have appeared. If an attempt should nc
made TO collect the fines or the denouents 1t would
involve an expense that would entirely sweep away
what little has already been collected. IL is i'm
possible To dissuade the majority or the citizens
from the belief that the manner I'm winch rms bust
ness IL done is all wrong. People VINO are In no way
liable have been harassed and annoyed by the
efforts OF marshas, collectors. assessors and others
TO collect these fines that they beginning 10 re-.
gard II public swinde. The time for making ex
cuses at the Assessors office expires on the 3ls inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-20

Ths market for wheat was quiet 81 80 w.s bid for Ne
snas ns :sa & 81 fsf
only
ssnsnd and hshss being ssooo Sa.hs:
market was quiet but rate: were hgh s
SarR ss TONS to Msr.eis petroleum at i. 3D. British
bSn oass ns
ioi qrs: grain Cork a brig 400 q
Cadz liht pipe slaves at 2s Norwegian bark to Ant
FhPndepSs 70 Genoa direct, bSs petroleum. private
GuNN1Es-Bass were dull and nominal at l74c. &c.,,
shipping and u 81 20 for retail lots
ns
4oc lst6 do lOc zoe, and foreign, lsc a SOc
Sc so at
they and 4o0 Rio Grande to arrive 20 lbs at c
HrMr.-Msnia was firmly held at s94c., gold Jute
MoIAssEs The market remained dull, there being de-
fs op asr s &c.
for aS sS bS Ss r151 S and
f9ly hisAeg closing a g. go There wsis sale: Of q
@ Do
Other graiss were quiet but steady zoo bbis No.
ssd d at .us So sasa g
rive at about "a s7: We quote strained 50 s. sS, No
SIS Newborn pitch 10 Obis. brought 81 So
Tar was unchanged. =, ~,
sales gallons for the week IL o. Other kinds
Gu, meat; lard
pse .a s"a ?E Ss Sas S Gsw
lots at the latter price, @ s for prime n and s4 ~ for
R5 r
QUIET Tn? There 1 were Of 100 meats
quite freely sought after and firmly nr r held a. lac
issc smoked do isc. 1870. for Western picked Mans
ham" han and @ SagSed DO sales sS
Bacon continued dull b" is firm az Sc for long clear S
prevailed Sales Cd
July buyers for August ss buy
e s"er lsesss es S for cuas
Tight but the hrm osing at II &c.
az our soaon sales al 9 s marse or
bonded continued active and closed firm prices
the balance Of this month at sc S5c closing at the lat
spon 900 'As half Of August: and So
for last half Of September both sellers option
half sellers option EssdTS S WAS higher
some cases higher prices we're obaned males 1000 bSl
at % TSts tS Su of aS tGs
s DO for A%aSs At s & for Apgs +. 4 ,t S5S
&c., 1900 from October to December. at 35c $780, from
September al SIZE and 100 do same delivery at BE
also late yesterday 1000 bbs crude at 22c.
RIoF remained dun at lOae &C. for Carolina and s4c
ssEps-Calcata lnseed continued dull and nominal a,
SO l7,9 gold clover firm at BIKE lSc Timothy and
rough hax unchanged.
demand and prices heavy losc &C. fair
good refining Cuba. We heard 81 no sales Of moment Re
soft white and l3l4c. al45le. Tor yellow.
csiion in PSradcpha eSper, private terms
Soc bonded and I'll ~ Ill 30 for