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The Society met az 2 p. n. A cultivated au-
disuee. Of both sexes, was in Attendance.
A very Interesting rsre- ou German eui-ra-
ton 20 America was read b5 President ANGEL Of
the University This .aaarlel ia curious and
inter ting facts. Among these was che fact
that many German cmi grants were in former
years shipped to this country on labor contracts.
such AS are now SO earnestly protested agaiust in
the case Of the Chinese imia grants, which re
duasl The laborer 20 q couiidar Of semi-sc-yi-
tuIe Ia similar way HE Scotch prisoners
taken in TIE battle of Dunbar, werc shipped TO
this country. The exte Of German immi-ra-
ton. averaging 1000 a year since 1876, was
noted. with many interesting facts gathered by
Mr. Angel when in Germany. The attempts,
new 90 rs and We presume TO many Of his hear
ers. TO found German republic in this country
ly societies organized IN Germany, were descrit-
ei. Repeated efforts were made 10 Pennsy l7aria
TO put the German language % "a par with Eng
hsh in courts VI law, and the Strat /rany,
the mos influential German paper in this coun-
Try Wa originally established to further such
an obJe l. The effect Of our institutions Oh the
lniia'sr .nts was noted Becoming American
izei, - me had gained high positions, ike Senator
s'hura and Governor Solomon. The paper
c-osei With considering the effect ca our ow.r
sociey and civilization Of this infusion Of Ger
mai traits in our population; their hatred Of
kin tcratt and priestcraft as political engines ;
the II tendency TO free thinking and indielity
tn dr opposition to slavery and prohibition ;
th cir love of music and art and their patient in
d lstry.
The subject proved one Of high interest, and
fas handled in most interesting and instructive
Dsnner.
President Houghton then announced that ow-
ing to the eIplainei absence Of DR.. Hall Of
Brooklyn, who had been confidently expected,
cae paper expected from him on the late Score
sery Stanton must be omitted.
At business meeting following, the following
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NHotNE or LIVE STOCK AT MARKET
MI. Cattle. Sheep Lambs Swine.
~ ~ 49, iil1 i3fj 1910
V ". "eiA' y sUit mo
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra SI3.2j a 1875. first
Gq4nty, 81: 80 q - %; ID quality 81 Uj1 $500
ID quality - TO n so o.
=. PRICE Of store Cattlo-Workin oxen per pair,
Mich Cows and Calves from So. s,- - 8,
heariinss, sli 10 81: two-vears oil. & IA s2S .
three years old $40 a So
Prices OF Sheep and lambs 80 In lots 50 50.
~. ~ y y o. !, . q So each extra s. 80 s o. o.
Spring Lambs s350Gss
Veal Calves s. a SO.
Hides &c u. Taliow q &c q h.
Pelts sc a 81 - each. Calf Skins i6 a lie y h.
Frees oi Poultry Extra p a p prime p a pc.
S'oI l, =. "a q medium 10 a lg'c poor u medium
REMARKS
Catle-Includiny , car loads Of Western Cattle,
uuect from Chicago. there are gross receipts, li05
neau- Inc demand for good cattle DO - good al
lull prices, ordinary snd small tat-l1 are selling
from sc a = cwt lower. and lnadl.d with les
ne The best cattle on the ground were offered by
niliiam II ward. h-ted by Ofls Failard Il Georgia,
y l., nome wei-ht $50 lis, soft T. B ThoI as.
ne ps!f oil = ye n oids' sold lost week by ?. F.
rr dy % 10 Coward at sl3 a. cTt dressed t--5
IDS thtf were q the Darhrm GRADE and good
weight iIr yea 0lds. B bow sold Oxen az SO
y cEt dress sou laBsa-h s-yenr old S,ers at 81
= cwt, dress CD Its eacA. ; F. p . sod 81
steers heilers and Cows from 81 81 a 81 o. cEt
!. b. eal5ent 500 oxen az Y cw dress $50 Il
tach 2 oxen % 81 IS = cwt Dire 9u los each {
oxen at 81 81 = cWt, dress $50 rs each Will IN
toward sold oxen ~ S3 5J & cwt- Iloushtln L
W cox sold % ear old Steers at So Sd a. cgt
dies 900 lhss u gear as at 800 81 Z cwt cress
% each
S-oep and Lluis-A CO. i supply. with no change
iu rates. Spring Lamns in lsi- refuand As The
supply a ca.s diminish the attention o.: butchers
is confined more particularly Co. LANES and prices
arc We. sustained. b th4-e sold q AR 80. of
IA Sheppard limbs atii 81 e. read. v Mend
-|f'U l.. A 3D. .
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MADNESS PARALYSIS: DEATH

MADNESS! PARALYSIS: DEATH!
may ersue from using preparations for coloring the
hair charged With &C tate Of lead and sui phur You
may know tSem by the heavy metallic sediment
which has to be shaken up before the disgusting
compound can be applied. The journal Of Chem
istry" says there are thirty Of tksm in tae market
There Is but dye in existence which contains no
deleterious substance, and that is
CRISTAD0RO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
which has been carefully analysed by Professor
Chiffon, and declared by him contain no lead or
any other hurtful ingredient See his manuscript
certificate, at Cristadoros 6Astor House, New York
CRIsTAD0RO'S HAIR PRESERyATIvE. as a
Dressing, acts like charm the Hair after Dying
Try Il. July l--d&vIn
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DISTRICT COURT sHE UNITED STATES

hlSTRlCT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
IL for the District Of Vermunt.-in tue matter OF
charles H. Cbsynon, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy
Warrant IN Bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court against the estate Of Charles H. Chayuon OF
St. Adams, Of the County Of Franklin Of the state
OF Vermont in said District adjudgot a Bankrupt
upon the Petition OF his Creditors and TIC payment
Of any debts, and the delivery Of any Property BY
itors Of said Bankrupt. to prove their Do. : and
choose one or more Assignees Of his Estate will be
held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden At Bur
llngton in said District, on the I'd day Of ADJUST
A. D. $50 at O'Clock r. NJ at the Ice " L. L.
Lawrence. before l.. L. Lawrence ESQ. one u the
Registers in Bankruptcy in said Court
J. 81. SMALLEY
3w2w Deputy L. s Marshal, as MESSENGER.
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Tepal aotites.
FRANCIS QUINARD,s ESTATE.

NTE. the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Ca.ttenten Commissioners to receive exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands ofal persons
against the estate Of Francis Qunard late Of Bur-
lingtOn, in said District. deceased. and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto, and
SIX months from the day Of the date hereof being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice that will attend 10 the
business Of our appointment at the Stanton House
In Burlington, in said District, the First Tues
days Of August and January next at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this nth day July, A. p. 1917.
A. b. LOWRY, }C......;...-.
3W3N HIRAM BLOOD comm ssloneFs
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vss.rs. Plat, Reed & Co, Of Winoos-
N'--' No. received 600 tons Of coal which
BIZ : -, nov delivering.
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CuHG Down Mr.. A. A. Harrington is
tearing down the old Academy building, corner
5.VllarI and College streets, to make room for
.-g new High School building.
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Meeting of the Vermont Historical
Society.

forenoon, July 9th. 1870, at the 'esiry OF the
College Street Church.
The society was called to order by Go. F.
HouGuroy, ESQ, Of St Adams, President OF the
Society. On motion, .. S Bliss ESQ, ct Geor-
giA was appointed Secretary Protemp5re After
some consultation the Society adjourned TO .
o'clock ?. m.
AFTERNOON.
The society assembled, together with an intel
ligent audience Of ladies and gentlemen Of Bur-
lington, at o'clock.
Prayer was offered by Rev. c. E. Ferrin Of
Hinesburqh. After which welcome to the
society on behalf Of the citizens Of Burlington
vas delivered by Rev. Geo. 3. Stafford # this
city. Mr.. Stafford alluded to the value Of such
organizations as this society, in preserving All
handing down the lessons Of the Past which is
the best teacher Of the Present, especially in a
country ike this where every man is interested
in the work Of every other and gracefully
thanked the society for IGNORING our ci-y with
their presence
This was responded 20 ty Nj Hsarltu a
the part Of the society
After thanking Mr. saf5rl fs III, ronrG-
meutary language in which De hal conveyed bis
welcome, Mr.. Houghton said
You are aware. Ladies ami Geut.elea. ti4t
the object Of the Society is To discover. il.ct
aud preserve Whatever may rl'atet tAe natural,
civil, literary AMI ecclesiastical history q Yer
mont This object, Of course, volii ra,e7a.lv
/ commend itself TO city like this where 81. much
culture and refinement are found 'li '''.. '..'
,r1 ie'5 $50. .os r, ,o .. hem r, 5a9
( in anv other portion of the state. ]. mus, De
remembered thar Burlington has hal the ai'aH-
ltge =, 5ne ne, PT ne .. ma m l,' ' ~
foriars If Vermont and then Won nave eii The
additional llstre of the daily walk and CONVERSE
lion Of such lar'stihn pm lag'- ana
sgj Elm v5 q, came bit5sr From Divine P-.g
dsnee recall also the persons tf Ne,.,.
Charles Adams, Dr. Hicks, Son J. Howard
1i.' l.. Dennell ~ D. W. 81 li .'.5Is -.
.iys ~ tb.s soc;e.y r5e o3,ant,,, If rs7 Wis.,
Councils and hearty cooperation.
ell 'l5A 'l --. We
-.f -,rt7ir,. ~ ,-,f-..r mind ...a-a-,...
The late rebellion o,,as.oueI ,hs Pa-tp.a.
'nea- OF spee.a. meetings aaa during the war
IN an respects be 50 profitable ari pleasant 20. ~
. encourage the Board of Managers - L-- ta.a
-i'u'.y I'D .ll,I !'''s l- 'i-' -' ,..,
all ' , ,l' ai'- l-a+aj f. NJ % -
meeting. were beneficial for they stimulated
donations TO the society IS library and cal a.'-
' - go =. .'1-'' H. I' -
II a8resis 10 eve-v form If in.s:-.-f -a..4.cs
aIi retuei taste
iol have done us h'ner,s.1' o.. Oh .1 ln' '..-
.. -', ~. - VI ~ , l' .'-,, --s,-
and absent. return YOU tHaat- l.r ro1- -.a-
er0us greet 1- uu this occasion.
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~rrgr isa scarcity Of potatoes just now, and
.. f,-7s7s have few bushels Of COED ones to
are they Will ind plenty Of purchasers in this
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r.--eanes TeTmonter says &" Burling-
-1' -.. have reapei harvest of dollars on
..-f,r. and she deserved it, richly -
~-rsr Is a scarcity Of potatoes just now, and
farmers have few bushels Of coed ones to
are ,rs- Will find plenty Of purchasers in this
market
cnisa Dow Mr. A. A Harrington is
earring down the old Academy building, corner
ssUlarI and College streets, to make room for
.5- new High School building
STATE FA1r.-Hon. Schuyler Colfs1 bas been
invited to deliver the annual address at the safe
Fair 20 be held at Burlington, September 18th,
Ilta, 9Th and 10Th.
Business CaAys-.-sir. Il. d. Drew has
bought the grocery stock Of Mr.. C J. Whitney
and viii remove A.s business @. the stand for
metly acsapisl b7 SIR "-aey, corner Of
Church and Main streets
VIZ we're Ia e--- ia re-,ri p. tae death Of
Michael Manning. injured .s taeei-s "''r MIDI
dlebury Jo.g sta. lae lailIeaar5 h.J-s.r
says he is sill a...e aui is Thought be wall re-
cover.
r-r.s,r. .-..-s. intention of Mr.. Barber to
.......- ...- with dre5 stories above the
.....-. n. as- decided, however, 20 add
.-..s......r. a.-.a- E. four stories above the
Hs-.a.at
r....- ding Of WOOD, coal, iron. lumber,
fasr various docks ana yards ia this cry
.rt. .a4ae scene Of activity aai enter
.a4, argues wei for the business reputa-
-a.s Burlington.
ErfaAS.-One Of the attendants IN the
Institute .t Waterbury 81 1Ir. Coriss reported
himself as having taught ll5 terms, hi- present
s-e being B. yens The, reckoning four terms
d. tae year. would require him go have taught
e-h.1t iutermi=s.5a since his l8:a year Who
beats this recorl2
NEv D5cE-Tle But4ul Railroad Company
ire immeIatc.y to commence building i9e. on
the west side of tlsir track and some It,e IFS.
lance south o- Che E1tsaf depot Ta. dock
wube 1a.- long. ana Wi. extend far enough
into ,le ise &. Civ. -la. depth .- water
for tae arrr..sa %. lasl.I t4.-. ana il viii De
a-ei ~ present ...a wool gard
T4sfa. project .- foot 60 e-.o. % battle
house iu she eats.-- north os Main street, and
supply irwin vl.s- FROM l-e medicinal -rriu-.
iu .4-.t.. .gF.. rse nee 4ss NJ tHa land au
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r.r-euncs TrmOater says " Burling-
-' -.t have reapei harvest Of dollars on
i.- and she deserved it, richly "
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BJ SINEss MOTTO IS.

Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs
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Mrs. MAriette Hamilton has been appointed
postmaster at West Cornwall, Addison County, vice
Edward Hamilton, deceased
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Section AT the session Of the General As
sembly Of this State, A. D. 1880, and at the ses-
sion thereof every tenth year thereafter, the
Senate may, by q vote Of tEo-thir1s Of its mem
bers, made proposals Of amendment to the Con-
stitu;ion of the State, which proposals of amend
ment, if concurred in by majority of the mem
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9aufhp & Cos advertisements.
THIS Is NO HUNRrc,o

By sending 50 CENTS. with
BY return mail correct picture q yogr future bus
band or wife with name and date Of rnarriaye al
July l3-id&wiw ''''e'-''i
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gentlemen were elected Resident Members Of the

gentlemen were elected Resident Members Of the
Society
Pres J. B. Angel,
Rt Rev. ". H. A, Bissen,
Rev Z r. Atwill,
/ L. Lawrence, ESQ
Rev. G. B Stafford,
Prof Henry W. HAYNES,
TT Rev. Louis De Goeshriand.
Gyles Merrill, ESQ of St. Adams
MIR. Houshtcn, from the committee appointed
for that purpose, reported an amended cousti;u-
ton and bylaws, which were adopted and one
thousand copies ordered printed for distribution
to members ofthe Society. Tie changes made
alter the time Of the annual meeting to the
tuesday preceding the second Wednesday of De-
to5e7, to correspond with the changed time Of
assembling Of the Legislature, and provide for
the calling Of special meetings ty the President
with the advice Of the Board of Managers.
The following letter vas rad by the Presi-
dent
HI-TaBIcAL MAGAZINE Oaice,
MoREIs MA, ~ Y July d.
G0lgs T. HJ4g.io7, E,q., President, Sc.
Ny D..a Agcoesbly u my verbal ten
der 70 ygu, while you were recently with mo- in
tais c-i'e, [ beg leave 90 tender 10 the Termonf
Hs0rie1i Society, through you, atty copies Of
the Historical N1gg- me Tor the current year,
which viii mail 60 such persons Is shall pay
into che treasury of the Society the amount of
tae yearly Subscriptions therefor.
/ send TO you blank subscription list, on
which you wild please take Che names and all
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Sing Sing. VI arch p l-6-.
Ny Ue1r >us Ny daughter Alice thirteen ears
oid has been completely cured Of that horrible dis
ease, Scroful5. ~uicH 10 le2Ts rendered life Tor
ment after all medicines and mary phys gians bod
been tried and failed, 1 G mmeaced giving berry ~
pills. She took them almost every uay or three
months constantly improving. She has ron entire
ly recovered. Yours truly,
DANIEL LUTHER.
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Ransom AccDHr.-Tde down train on
the Troy s. Boston Railroad, Wednesday morn
ing. about one ana oue-half miles above Salem,
n. Y, Fan over mAn and killed him. The
body was frghtfully maus'ei. The deceased is
supposed to be resilen; OF Rupert, in this
State, and at the time Of ,he accident was pro-
baby intoxicated, as a portion Of a bottle Of
wbiskey was found en- bis person.
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Bankers. No. % Nassau Street.
Iu-E --tdAw.w.
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HAcNu,-F rrs.-In P.at,-burgh, July 'th, by
Rev Henry s. Glory, Mr. James VI. Hackett, jr.,
ard Miss Alu S. Fiit., 10th 1t Burlington.
JoHr~faS "a >.-Ia Jsrch1, July 5th at the
itpi - thErn hy Re-. IT.. g. Eltes Rey. j. a
Jllust %. Pastor % tne Baptist Church In Essex
AID Miss JInuet;e Ciss If jericho.
DIED.
R0CHE-- Rutland. Jlly 7th, Brio get Hartaey
wife Of Lawrence Roche, in the 10th ear her age
CURW.-In SheIburn, July Ith. Louisa T. Curry,
daughter Of DR.. II. fasert Of Snelourn. VI, aged
p years.
MEARs In this city July 3.h. Mrs. Alice P, wife
Of s-Or-e Nears. agel 3 years and days.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY NoMNATIoNs The Franz
in County Democratic Convention assembled in
Fairfield, July u Gen. 5 B Hazeltiue Of Ba-
kersfeld was chosen President; Jonathan Sher-
wood, Of Fairfield, and Edward Clark Of St. Al
bans, Vice Presidents Thomas B. Kennedy,
Secretary. The committee on nominations sub
mittei the following Iepor; which was adopted ;
Seaa'ors-N. G. Martin, Sheldon; J. o.
cramton, Fairfield Calvin Drury, Highgate.
-fssistlni Juigcs-H B Slue, St. Albaps;
Patrick Ryan, Georgia
Ju3yeot Pr55ate-Jouathan Sherwood, Fair
field
States -fh5rueg-Br Hail, Swant5n.
Shpu-E G. Deming, Eaosburgh
Higb BglF-E Bailey, Fletcher
County 0muHi,e-Thomss b. Kennedy,
Fairfield ". G. Martin, Sheldon Horton Hall
Enosturgh.
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sold hv dealers IN Gru-- and medicines.
Tt kNER 4 CO.. Prnpr.eturs.
f2O fremont Street 3 ston. Mass
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New Advertisements.


L'NTERPRI>E. INDUSTRY. TACT.
~ LioeraIity, and me Best Talent, have 'Or over
Twenty Years been freely used upon
MOORES RURAL NEW-YORKER,
And a result u d noF, pre-eminently, the Larz
est Best and Cheapest ILLUSTRATED RURAL LITER
AIRY AND FAMILY MEgKLY in the World Tens OF
eh0usal ds OF wide awafe People, all the CONT
nent. take and a1mire the RURAL Tor its superior
4biiify, Eaiue. Hizsfrgti0Hs, style, Sc.
TIE PRESS AND PEOPLE PRAISE IT.
For example. an Exchange says. "THs RURAL
is me most Elegantly P-ufsd, ibfy Edited, Bifsiy
Circulated qaf Hs1rfifT Hs-oT3sd Paper, ,-i0f-
W'irf r0ir hcfs IL urfs among tie PcDPis-"
80 Vol NNII. Le-i July ? Try it Only 3 50
per volume II % numbers. Or 50 ll per year. Less
% clubs. Subscribe Voc Address
U. u. 7. MOORE. An Park Row. New York.
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STATE F.rr.-Hon. Schuyler ColfaI has been
invited to deliver the annual address At the safe
Fair 90 be held at Burlington, September laih'
lltl, 9Th and lG,h.
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MANSFIELD MOUNTAIN The new road to the
Sumnit-The elitor Of the freeman was on
Mansfield mountain last week and thus describes
the new c'rriage road 70 the top of the noun
tain
At the Halfway House our astonishment and
admiration was complete. Instead Of the old
rugged tortuous and steep " hride-psth' or
..tr4il. over which only the most dociie and
eren-tempered horse or patient trsctable mule
could be trusted to carry one up to the % sun
init House. we now drove upon compare
lively broad and smooth highway. winding up
the mountain with gradual and really less dii-
fcult grade than Is found IN most OF our hill
towns This admirable highway Of the noun
tains continued to excite our wonder and admi-
ration as every new turn displayed the skill OF
its engineer, and the perseverance, and thorough
ness Of it, bulders, until without fatigue or ms
comfort OF any kind We were all at length safely
/ landed on the steps Of the " Summit House,
just beside the Nose" Of the Old Mau Of the
Mountains, never having left our seats after
starting from Stowe village.
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JULIA Z. BENTLEY AND OFFERS.

STATE OF VERMONT, p The Honorah'o the
District of Chiueu len.
To LOOMS M. Bentley and al other. Interested in
julia Z. Bent ey, Flora A. Bentley ami Florence
l. Bentley o. Hineshurgh. aud Fruinl! T. Bent
ley ofCharlotte in ssid D strict minors
GEfEriNG-
minors, has applied 20 said Court 90 apBai. some
suitable person As guardian Of said minors .enre-
sentins that their father L'omis " BENTLEY. has
abandoned them anu gone with4uc th state
Therefore, SAID 4. urt doth ASST IA fI- 18th lay Of
July. A d. -1u, at the Probate Office 10 Bu-r.-fou
IN said District. 30 hsar and decide upon said appli-
cation, and doth order that notice thereof bee pub.
lshed iu the " Burin-t Free Press" a ucyg-3a1er
published az said Bur -t1n thee weeks previous
10 said hearing.
Given under my hand at SAID Burlington This 5th
day of July, 4 ID. ts-u.
2Waw Y. f. WALES. Jaf-e.
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ST. ALBANs ITEMS.

Butter Market, July u, 1S7O.-Prices from
p to 81 cents. Shipments, butter 1888 tubs,
cheese l3 boxes.
The amount of lumber used at the Vermont
Central Railroad car shops for the month Of
June was ll2,9iS feet, Of which amount a.
OlO feet was pine ., sos feet Of spruce 1850
feet Of oak 5000 feet Of ash 4,159 feet Of
maple $500 feet of Florida pine ; > $50 feet
of white wood / $50 feet Of black walnut
1000 feet Of birch 1000 fee, Of Eastwood
$500 feet Of hemlock 400 feet Of chestnut,
and 200 feet Of cherry
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-18
". y. MONEY MALKaT SATURDAY.

Prom he ". Y Herald.
.Tne w,l street markets dur;ug tn week have been
the news rom Errope: HSnc inhssnsei iai{e
Signs ia So il local 6naro4 or;sS So1 she Currency
o the have Been O sas the
MBs sot % 90
to T9P g BIZ s1Hy
d a its Sad aRS 3 IL pGs "
tend that has boon repeal OF the Public Credit
in T. q, par q The tie i've
Sntii we shall haze resuGod specie payments, The
most Important effect o. the war rows nas been the
gold premium. The foundation o, tbs raovement
Of S Will MAKE nanay 80 SuSbe tnn
far the Shipment of specie he's ~, hoen il9rtialte s
ms1ma@ HaHn of fs stand Ts ain we Es"e
in he pt resen of over forty one million of spscie
But 70 be doubted that we sll be governed in this
neretSfoTe held a comparatively unknnwn piacs
natural lat tie EuroSeaH capitalists who weTo oApei
ment9g N our SC utiss ho1 nave been g5'iy ndGe
eyer, we have given signal proof Of onr biy,
ton i ntreiy altered II j. tra' & that 20 ,he qa25t "a
os tb war de but tho fact sSo1li not be LOST
sight of hat the pressure upon ey ything in
carried ldces below intrinsic values Thare are large
srge cities Of Europo In a time OF egclteGent seoa
rites SO held forced upoH the market with
the rca uation which Far prevented shlrp I'D
il geld. The AN, Tean puDlc cOufi lieut. that
il Eur pa however selfish the idea. means better
times here Hence while ne irst flo nv has depressed
securities Europe they believe that reaction is
Inevitable hc extent and i'm lranae of ~hioh will b,
measured By tue proongation OF tne s,rdgsle
industries For this raaso1 the specui.-
gold are treadihg very dangerous ground II may
that gold viii hig but fn has ma 10 ttle pro
in comparison TO ths efforts ana nu eNerted
Tor advance. The dancer of ldiug II lies the uu
aiuty the tide will turn ans lestaate inf
enees sert their power God IN Tsiug that
nltional Gre Ut "a depTecgting Now there is a
in al lYall street prepared to say that
we. shall got be. tie gamers by tis, ,wr
therefore Illogical end dgs isr ~ TO Tie snOls
have been than tn 1aIke there prepared q
absorb in 80 bnsf time Whom, however, the reactoa
comes, and capt al WITH its well known timdty socks
investment the demand for our bonds will in the
estimation lead 10 gold shcments Elrona
particularly our maIkets viii be The principal source
Of supply to all Europe"