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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c.... GAXEsros July l. 1878 N
bales saes 5o T Sock S'' Ns' '''''p' ~
NEW ORLEANS, July l. 1873.
1863 bales gross a2S Sales aS; last evening. iGSG
Cotton guss low e % %Sns
Sales, 200 stock, I4043
a2S bales sales, ISL Stock 7,4Si ''''' w '~
CHARLESTON, July !. 1873.
ceipts Isl bales gross 364 Sales 81 Stock s4ss
wn.SNcros. N: O., July |, 1873
strained Tor p low No. s. e O for 10 s.
steady hard s. for yellow dip ami virgin Tar
Flour quiet ana unchsnged Wheat dun and lower sales
o. amSal Ma9as at 81 ST No. s %4s r ao ha
July seller jay. M seller se August .S Il g No.
Illinois g. Corn no shade r aaeye sales Of
S% o %ssS sSs ys at G. Taf
Sb SuT hs
corn and 5000 do oats Shipments, $4,000 bushels corn.
g. ST amber Winter s0 FOR was WINTER SO s. 81
Canada "a at 81 So and one car Ne milwaukee, club e
sSa q" Ssh % sr'ss' DO
EGn Ds1 s% Meed SS az 81
Is %ssssS rsi ;x T I'll:
road ircghtsFlour to Philadelphia. 60c Boston, Soc
to New York 4Oc to Albany Soc. Receipts by akcl3
bushels wheat $4,000 do. corn 662,0W feet OF lumber.
Shipments by canal-2S92 900 feet OF lumber.
BUFFALO, July !, 1873
Lake and rail imports for the last twent hours
Flour 10 400 bbls wheat. 235606 busiest All 005
do oats 81 100 do. rye 1893 do Canal shipmentsWheat
200 bushels; corn 2 1871 do oats 500 do rye 49, 400
Rail exports-wheat i94 bushels; corn, 1906 do;
oats g 1870 do Canal freights-what lohc corn 9!sc;
oats s e Sow York Flour quiet sales Of wesern
So Is; white 50 90 a SD Wheat dull; sales Of 500
bushels No white Michigan at 81 IS; 500 do Mwau-
kce No Spring ut 81 81; quoted Milwaukee No.
Spring. 81 80; Chicago No. do, 81 80; white Canada
81 Go 81 TO- white Michigan 81 60 Corn in good de-
mani and rmer sales 10000 bushels the spot and to
arrive at 43c Oats advanced sales It, 500 bushels No
at Soc; 1900 do. white at 45c Rye firm; sales 800
bushels No. Western at 75c. Barley steady at 95c
Csc. for Canada; soc. 95 tor No. Western Barley
malt steady at 81 81 10 for prime Winter WESTERN 81 20
81 rs for prime Canada. Rye malt held at 95c.
CHICAGO, July |, 1873
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat quiet; Ma. spring
cash 81 l6, seller July; 81 l3 81 1872, seller August
Corn hrmer advanced lc sales of No mixed at 334c
s39sc sash-the latter bid at the close seller July
&c. nc lower; sales of No. at 29l4c. 29Hc seller
July. Rye firm and in good demand at Gle Tor No g.
Barley; nothing doing. Pork steady at $l4 Is $l4 80
cash, seller July $l4 Is S4 20 seller August firm
$l4 80 $l4 IS Lard quiet at SS05 50 10 Bulk
steader at SIC for short rib middes Freights advanc
ing terdency-Corn to Buffalo, &c. bid, SIC. asked Re-
cepts-7000 bbs -four 10000 bushels wheat 10000 do
corn and 81 900 do oats Shpments-5,5O bbls. -four
$4,000 bushels wheat $4,000 do corn and Eoo do. oats
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAnKEr.-LospoN, July LIZ 80 P. M
Consols for money. 92H a 92A for the account new
92Ls 92A. Erie Railway shares, 4S71.
LONDON, July IA L. M.-United States fve-twenty
bonds 1868 old, $50 1858, 92a4 new fves, 9H
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs July l-P M.-Rentes b5C 75c.
FRANKFORT Demonstrations, July Limited States
fve-twenty bonds, 96,S for the issue OF 1862
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvKRrooL, July l-5 p.
American. Sales Of cotton shipped from Savannah or
Charleston, deliverable July and August at l6d and
from the same ports deliverable September and October.
At Sssd- sgd Sales cotton shipped from New Or.
leans deliverable september, at sad The sales of
American cotton yesterday $3.50 bales not $500
at first reported Mddling 9plands to-day, Sad SD
midding Orleans, cd. g9d Sales OF cotton shipped
from savannah or Charleston, deliverable June and
July at 9l6d Sales of cotton shipped from Savannah
or Charleson deliverable August and september at SID
TRADE AT MANCHEsrER.-LIvERPooL. July 1.-The mar
ket for yarns and fabrics At Manchester is quiet and
changed
LvKRrooL BRFADsrUrrs MARKEr-LIvERrooI, July l.
2:D y. M-The market for breadsufs Is dull. Wheat
l2s a. GENITAL for club California white and los Cd
lis Cd for red Western Spring Corn 27s Sd. per quar-
ter. Flour rs Cd a 2Ss. per Dbl Tor Western Peas,
for the past three DAYS have been $4,000 quarters in
Guiding 14,cOO American. The receipts of the
past three days have been 6Ooo quarters all of which
were American.
LoSDos PaoDUoK MARkrr-LoSpos, July IL BOP. NJ
per cwt for No II, Dutch standard, ahOat
PETROLEUM MARKET-ASrwERP, July !, 16.3.-Petro-
leum, 33h francs for fine epa American.
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The quotations based cotton In store running in
quality not more than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
CosrEE.-The market dull to-day for all descrp-
TONS but make change in former range OF quo
tations Messrs William scott Sons in their rcular
Of this date report the stock OF Rio In the United
follows :-Galveson 1905 Baltimore, So 81; New York,
sI,so Total l266si We quoe;oERio, ordinary cargoes,
isc prime ssargoes issc issc extreme range Tor
government bags, 2ohc &c do grass mats &c
MeraeaiSo, ls,,c ls,sc: Lag9syra. i9c lshc ia:
isIIc; Costa Rics isjSc i5Jsc Mexican iS54c i9c
Manila lsc. lSHc Angostufo lS1sc. l9c; savana,
le}ac, l9c. Curacao. Isac. $780,, gold 90 W days
credit
CorPER-The market continued quiet, with prices ru'-
ing about steady The SAFES since last foot about
100000 IBIS OF lake, at 2S1sc. u &c.
Flour AND Reoeipts-Flour II $50 bills wheat
0t5 bushels corn 70 40 do corn meal 800 bbls and
$50 hnds. oats 5o32o bushels; rye l6OO do. The -four
market ruled duh and heavy but prices were nonnaIy
ppnchanged The sales o since our last COMPRISING all
Q, the annexed quotators Corn meal remained steady,
and IS 20 50 40 Tor Western. Feed was
quiet but frmer; quoted follows - 100 lbs Sharps S2
lOO lbs or No midding so sal 80 lbs or No mid.
dliugs $40 $20 10 lbs, No. feed, $40; 90 lbs or
rye iced SO ground iced si9 s2 cob meal SO per
Sal Ions lbs "A
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. N,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet; Receipts at the Ports,
2,293 Bales-Flour Duil-Wheat IIeavy-
Corn Active and Firm-Oats Steady
Pork Firmer-Lard q Shade Easier
Groceries Quiet-East India Goods
Quiot-Petroleum Easier-Naval Stores
steady-Frcights strong-Mctals Quiet
Wool Steady-Whiskey Easier.
TUESDAY, July 1-6P.M
The'merchandise markets ruled dull and irregu.
lar, as q general thing, to-day, and some of the
leading commodities were lower. Cotton remained
dull and nominal. Flour was dull and prices
favored the buyer. Wheat was dull, In limited
demand and lower with considerable business in
future deliveries, on lower basis than has lately
attained-mainly on foreign account. It is a note
worthy fact that large amount Of wheat
has been and is being sold at Chicago and
Milwaukee direct to shippers here. Corn was
very active to-day, and heavy sales were made at
full prices, largely for shipment to Great Britain.
Oats were less active, but unchanged. The move
ment in provisions was slow, but prices were with
out decided change. Grain freights almost nom
ina there being no steamer to let except for -
lures for which there fair shipments made at in
some instances, advanced rates Groceries remained
quiet but steady. Petroleum easier Naval stores
about steady, and fair business was consummated
in rosn Metals were quiet Seeds neglected. East
India goods were dull Wool was in moderate demand
and steady whskey active and closed easier.
AsHEs-Reccipts for the three days I0I packages
The demand for pots has been moderate, in jobbng
way with prices ruling steady Sales at IS Is Pearls
remained entirely nominal.
BUILDING MArERIALs.-Tbere has been less doing In
brick than for the preceding three days Still business
the aggregate fair and prices steady We quote -
Crotons $A Sl5 for brown ahoat; SIS $l6 for
dark do, and Sl6 1H for red do, or the dock;
for parcels delivered the prices are 50 higher Phadel
up-river do g 81 o do delivered, 80 80 50 Jerseys
do delivered. Is % a g. Lime pom Continued led TO to
meet with 2 fair inquiry and prices were
SEQ for do lump Cement was quiet and unchanged In
price quoted at 81 rs bbl for Rosendsle S5 s. rs
for Roman and s. Is for Portland Plaster Paris
was in moderate demand and firm at 81 80 81 per ton
Tor blue Nova scotia, IS for white do and 50 per Dbl
Eastern.
CoRDAoR-Therc has been comparatively little doing
in this branch Of trade during the three DAYS and
prices for most descriptions are easier We quote;
Manila large and small Sizes iSc l9c do bolt rope
yarn, zoe &c tarred Manila ike; Sisa rope, l5lsc
l6Hc; New Zealand cordage, l5,sc- l6hc.; Russia
CispIrs.-Adde from the usual trade demand the mar.
ket has been very quiet but prices remained unchanged
&c stearfc, 25c zoo; adamantino, i9c zoo
Is or
Corror.-The market for spot cotton was moderately
active at previous prices Future deliveries mac
tive and rates were vihe easier. We sum up a.
ollows:-
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Ine SAFES oot M no hhds Of prime city yH % hhda
TIC a. hsc according To quality. 1890
WniskkY. Receipts, 7is bills The market was active
and hrm At the opening but subsequently, closed lower
me sales foot up O obs ct &c. 50 bbs at 9c and i
bills at 928c. ~ ~
WooL-The general market remained quiet still some
dealers report moderately fair business with prices
ruling steady We heard Of sales of 1900 lbs Oregon
at 3c., 1000 lbs of unwashed combings at 4 5000 lbs
o. Fall California ut &C. 43 bales OF tree DO l9c
UV ip No OF spIng 40 AZ zoc 80 oales o. 40 az Zsc
pulled at 45c Esc., O0 lbs Of old domestic and est
ern fleece 400 lbs. OF Texas 500 lbs secured domes-
TIC 5000 lbs OF pulled 300 bales of Oregon
bales OF new Spring California all on private terms
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ations ARE shown IN ths foilowing table Il
RAILROAD BONDS.

This department was less interesting than yester-
day, being essentially quiet and without material
change in prices. Erie, fourth mortgage, sold
at 97k Central Pacific gold bonds, ex interest, at
100; Union Pacific land grants at 10, and income
tens at 90; Toledo and Wabash. first mortgage, at
97h; New Jersey Central, first mortgage at 1O7h;
Ohio and Mississippi, consolidated sinking fund.- ex.
interest at 9lh; Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw, East
ern division, at 81, and Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Minnesota first mortgage, at SO. The following
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At 20 1850. loo at 2oVsc September. 800 at lsc 100
e sSac., at fsc. 100 at IS as2c; NSvemSeT,
$500 bales The receipts at the ports were
iolIows:-Galveston 40 bales New Orleans 100; Mo
Norfolk 49, Baltimore, u.s. New York, 6S6 Total 2Ss
Rates cotton to foreign ports were nominal at the
following ngures:-To Hayre, by steam lc; sail, ic,
compressed; to Hamburg by steam lc TO Bremen. BY
steam, &c. to Liverpool IA. lied, by steam; bl6d
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July I, 1879
Exchange-Prime bankers bills quiet; on United
States, sixty days currency 20 q per premium;
In gold. f0 Il per cent premium; short sight gold, ~
A. per cent premium; Paris, IS Sc per pre-
III
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v to s-ls below ofnciai rates the following ar
the quotations


gold 10Y 4 IIoT,
The gold market to-day was comparatively dull
the price declining from l15h TO 1l5h. No especial
features be noted in it save that the specu-
lators for the appear to be resting on their
oars and are not prepared to make ventures IN the
present condition Of the general market. The nuc-
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10 evening ' o three ocIoSK
GOV at Dkc- October, 100 at lShc November, 300 at Is
9i6c 2 ut lShc Total, 700 bales To-day 10 three
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$4,000 S @ 6's, n, A 4 o.. 2Jl4
ZOO Cen Z gid BIDS X in 100
bDUO DO. 99L
5000 Tn pac LIST III. :. IS
5000 Tol 4 w LIST. So. 97h
5000 Tol& w Isl st Id 9lL
1000 a X ] a Pa l's.x 1903
loo Nor & Els LIST IN. l05
5000 Gal a Chic I'd M. 70
100 81 l. 4 | NJ LIST m. 100
10000 Ohio I'M con SIX 9lH
20u0T, Z 4 w LIST, T. ID 81
20U Bur. q X 4 N lst-. 81
1000 N ] Cen LIST, new. l0.x
"a shs Mechanics Blk 1874
100 Bank OF America. 1856
lW Central Nat Blk. 80
VIZ A. lnsll/
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FINANCIAL.

A TO INVESTORS.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having de-
termined to close 7SO First Mortgage Gold Loan and
thereafter pay higher rate of interest than six per
cent on further bonds, the limited remainder
of the $40 is being disposed of through
usual agencies
This affords desira able opportunity to persons wishing
to rcinvest July interest dividends
The company has than 800 miles of its road
built and in operation including the entire Eastern
division connecting Lake Superior and the navigation
of the Missouri River; the work of construction is pro-
crossing satisfactorily the company has earned title to
nearly ten million its land grant and sales Of
lands have thus far averaged IS So per acre.
All marketable securities are received in exchange for
Northern Pacifcs.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
Nwall street, New York.
A rLANTIc SAVINGS BANK.
The trustees Of this bank have declared
entitled thereto payable a e Hra sl'sF 2 1Sy Il
SosE Ok U
20 WILL DATE INTEREST AS FROM JULY l.
A STOCK PRIVILEGES SPECIALITY FOR sEv
pIiysge nesStia!sSd, through his once ever
sion upon deposit %SsD
MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
III II New Y9r5 Brooklyn and SeM Jersey Apply s 70
References-lion John Cisco, Robert H. Lowry, ESQ.,,
Jacob d. vermilye, Esd
AT REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY on LIFE AND
a Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other
Securities Insurance Of al ENDS elected win best com
panies. D. D. hABhlCh 70, III broadway
A LII COLLECTIONS ENTRUSTED TO THE GAzzAN
n Collection Agency attended TO by prompt and
state anS e York eee ~ On s sh'
sonsGs, soE M Inc ns
Those who wish to profit by the skill and experience OF
tons in wall street should send for circular containing
full details Of the new plan Tor much favored
address STOCK BROKER, box AIS Post ONCE.
DELAWARE LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN
Railroad Company New NJ York e hy sns plsee
~, Dividend Of five e., per eensn cash will be paid to
The transfer books viii be closed from 10Th June
morning OF 2lst July. A. J. ODhLi, Treasurer.
Soad e LII ay Asp viii be sa
after that date by Gallatin National Bank.
July, 1873 will be paid and after that date by r. r.
L,oRrY-sECoND DIVIDEND
II Hanover Fire Insurance Company.
semLannual dividend OF five per cent Is payable on
REMsEN LANE, Secretary.
Nxw YORK, July l. 1873.
IIASKINs 4 BRAINE, STOCK BROKERS, II BROAD
III street-Stock and Gold Privileges a specially ANY
speculate with small capital and with very little
risk Explanatory circulars mailed.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY sToCK-EIdHT
III shares for SALE Address, with offer, s. s. O.,
Herald Office.
MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS INsTITU
semsnnaa dividend Of six per cent per annam
will be credited July on ali sums entitled thereto the
| TX hs M his
and after July Il Dividends not Withdrawn VIII be en-
draw interest from July Open daily from 10 A. NJ. to
3P. M and on Mondays and Wednesday, from 10 A. M.
| TOP. M. ALFRED T. C0NKLIN, President
| Henry G. PlsuKR- Secrafary.
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rhe following table shows the highest and low,

m
and Reading at u5H.
MEMORANDA.
The following is the latest return OF estimated
weekly earnings OF the Erie Railway Company,
commencing November !, 1871
1872 1874
Days. Days.
For week ending June 3d.. $45s,S4T $4s2,23
Previously reported. ,403 1910
Total earnings since Nov ISL, sos, 21o $11s5s6l4
Increase Tor week. $2s,4 3
The North River Savings Bank has declared q
semtannual dividend At the rate OF six per cent
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Tuesday, July 1-IOs15 A. M.
$1,000 US $40 81 So 10y $1,000 US $40 S kin ii7h
lC0o US 800 {. a.. ll6x 10000 US i04o cbc i4S
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

per annum on all amounts from IS to $4,000. tree
OF government tax. payable ON and after July Il.
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The public debt statement shows q reduction
in juno OF $2,l45,l5s SO. Coin balance
$s7, 4o2 g. currency balance &c. 500 III coin
certificates $780, 1000; special deposits for the
redemption Of legal tenders s31, I3O, 900; legal
tenders outstanding, 1856, 900, 000 After deduct
Ing the interest due and the unpaid accrued inter-
est and coin certificates the available coin in the
Treasury will amount to but $6,500.ooO. The re-
ceipts from internal revenue to-day amount to
100000.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The chief feature OF the foreign advces Is the
statement that the Bank OF England is again suf-
fering loss OF bullion, which has had the effect Of
nattening the market for securities and inducing
the apprehension that there win be an advance OF
the bank rate at an early day. The amount re-
ported as having been withdrawn to-day was
100000. The rate OF discount for three months,
bills In the open market Is Y per cent below the
Bank Of England rate. 1t Is announced that the
receipts from internal revenue in the United
Kingdom for the fiscal year were ELS, 500, 600,
decrease OF k37o, 900 from the preceding year. To-
morrow will be setting day on the London Ex-
change for consols for the account The following
are the market quotations :-Consols for money at
p2K 92k; for account new, at 92h OK; Erie at
4sk; old nve-twenties of 1865 at e3zs "a; bonds
OF 1857 at OK; new nves At 9OH sok: ten-forties
at Ssx. The new French loan was at 6H q 6X
premium. In Paris rentes we're 5a7S In Frank
fort nve-swenties Of 1862 are quoted at 96X a y.
The Amsterdam prices are as follows Union
Pacific first mortgage, 7ok do. stock Il; Central
Pacific nrst mortgage bonds, s5% Northwest pre-
fcrrod, 73x St. Paul preferred, ok; Illinois Gen.
sral stock, ok o 81
THE MONEY MARKET
There was no change to-day In the equable tone
uf ease which has prevailed IN the money market
for many days. Call loans were freely negotiated
~ from TO per cent, the average business, how
ever, being done atL In exceptional cases loans
were made AZ high as per cent. Renewals on
stock we're erected ut per cent, and prices for
nrst class mercantile paper are the same re-
csnt,y quoted The latter, however Is described as
scarca Exchange was both weak and dull being
now LOOK iosx for sixty days sterling and noH
A11ak FOX short sight with actual sales NJ fnllv
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MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS INSTITU.
wi ton, No. 23 Bowery, near Houston street-Iner-
est-A semannual dividend OF six per cent per annum
six months and three months ending June 80 abe on
and after July 81 Dividends not withdrawn Will be en-
titled interest deposit Money deposited will
draw interest from July Open daily from 10 A NJ TO
70 Up. M ALFRED T. C0NKLIN, President
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

st Adams, No. 81. l. o. o. F. numbers
nearly one hundred members, and is well
posted in the work of the order. With
well appointed and beautiful hall and sur
plus money in the treasury. the lodge is in
fourishng condition.
Wilbur p. Davis and II. b. Soule arc
the representatives of St. Adams No. 81 at
the session Of the Grand Lodge to be held
for the present term. s. C. Noble, n, Y.
NJ. B. Carpenter, V. G.. J. NJ. Montiforc,
Socy. J. II. Stratton Treasurer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. DIR. Gunzburgh the distinguished
Hebrew Divine who recently died in Boston
was an Odlfellow of twenty-five years
standing.
Horican Lodge of Oddfellows of Glcns
Falls dedicated new lodge'room recently.
Grand Master Lacy of Albany, performed
the ceremony and many visitors from neigh
boring Lodges were in attendance.
w. +. Pressy of Lewiston Maine has
been elected Grand Patriach of the Grand
Encampment of Maine. Maine has l3 en-
campments with ga members
The charter of Green River encampment
of Greenfield Mass, which was surrendered
in 1866 is to be returned hv the Grand
Encampment.
GREETING FROM GRAND LODGE OF NEW
YORK TO VERMONT.
While the Grand Lodge ofNew York wa,
in session last week, having the impression
that the Grand Lodge Of Vermont was in
session, Sent the following message of
greeting
ALBANY n. Y. AUG. goth,
To the Grand Lodge of Vermont, /. O.
o. +. The Grand Lodge of New York, J.
o. +. now in session send their cordial
greetings to the Grand Lodge of Vermont
Past Grand Master Smith of Connecticut.
Past Grand Master Cleaver aud Bright of
New Jersey present.
By order of the Grand Lodge of New
York. THOMAS p. ST JOHN.
Grand Master.
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An ex-cook TO Empress Catharine Ii. OF
Russia recently died at the advanced age
of 1877. He leaves a son of 9s, whom they
hope to raise, if no untoward accident be-
falls him.
The Portland Almshouse supports Il
woman who is l02 years ED, and shows no
signs of giving up yet
Lee Mass claims the honor of harboring
the oldest man in the State-Petor Royal
who was 1903 years old last March He is
still quite active, often walking from his
home TO the village, distance oftwo miles,
and he reads without glasses He served
thirty-eight days in the war of 1912, and
delights to relate the events Of his long
life.
Mr.. John Lane, who died recently in
Tilton at the age of "a years, had played
the violin in the Congregational choir at
Sanbornton Square for nearly sixty conse-
cutive years. lie was the eldest son of
"Master" Joshua Lane, who was town clerk
of Sanbornton for twenty years, and who
taught school in ono district for twenty one
winters continuously,
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GRAND ENCANPMNST.

The right worthy grand encampment of
New York assembled n Martin Hall at
o'clock in the evening, DIR. VIM. Gould of
Buffalo, grand patriarch, presiding, who
delivered the annual address, which was
able. From Il e address and Grand Scribe
Charles V. Clark's report we CLEAN the fol-
lowing statistics:
At the evening session the following were
declared elected officers for the ensuing
year: Thomas Lawrence, G. p; John
Galbraith, G. II. p. f Rogers, G. S. w. !;
j. l.. Michaels, G. J. w. &c. V. Clark,
G. Scribe George Smith, G. Treas. j.
II. White, Rep. to G. L. of U. S.
Grand Scribe c, V. Clark reports as fol-
lows
Initiated, $40; admitted.bp card, 1923; re-
instated, 29 total, 1000; Withdrawn by
card, ia; suspended, 500; expelled, g.
death, So; total, 542. Net gain, 1853; add
membership reported June 80, 1882, 4,5is;
present membership, 1875. Amount of
relief paid: To patriarchs, S2,606.35; to
widows, $237; for burying dead, $994.bo;
total relief, Si,S37.s4. Sotal avenue for
twelve months, S23, 5s5.il. During the
year dspensations have been granted to fve
new encampments. Number of encamp-
ments at present in working condition. a.
Grand Treasurer Smith submitted his re-
port giving receipts and expenses, and
showed a balance ON hand of sl69.7e.
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5iotels and lining Rooms.

The BARDWELL HOUSE Is located opposite
the Depot, and has long been fayorably known
10 the travelling public. II has been recently
improved now affording the best and most
ample accommodation TO guests
The TABLE will he sinnlied with all the
luxurieS OF the Season, and every attention Will
be paid to the comfort of its patrons.
In the future, as In the pas, the Proprietor In
all the comforts OF a home to the traveller The
public patronage Is solicited.
GOOD LIVERY in connect on with the
House.
Attentive PORTERS will be found at the De-
pot on the arrival OF all trains.
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