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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

THIS Il To GIVE NOTICE. that On he 80, -,
1 e. NuN ruher. 4. y. l.. d Warrant % Eana
ruptry was '--urt against the estate OBJ. t--i-
Carlton. OF jericho, "a the County DO. thiua nds1
aud state of ermsut. Who h-~ i-oeu al s1i
BInAEup. on ms creslitor- pelIttln that fa.s
payment Of an, debts AMI deliver, an, rragsrt,
belonging % said Bankrupt. Ia hun or .,r l. i've
and the transfer % am property hs hm srs
forbidden 10y as that meet'He 90 tIe ered ie-s
OF said Bankrupt 60 prove tlrir l-ht. All J..
cho-'se one more Assi.nees 81 p estate. Of -.s
hell 90 a Court 90 Bankruptcy. G" De hsidea Al -.
Office 90 l.. l.. Lawrence. -u Euriiu4iaa. "a H.
Cpuatv - Ch.t;cnfeu, ami Sii!= Dl Nefl.nl Iss-4
L. l.. lawrence, Register "a the pa la Sy.sl
her. 4. u. t~... a. tuv'elo.s ~
az = FUSIEE
[. 5 Marshal. q. w. --su.-
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STATE TFsPERANeE SOCIETY. The ANIMAL
meeting will he held AT Waterbury On the
third Wednesday in December.
Rev. r. n. Granger, agent Of the State
Society. has been lectnring in the western
part of the State for some time past. His
lectures are spoken of with general approval
and we are fnliy satisfied he is rendering eI-
cellent service to onr cause in the State His
reports which ne makes regularly. however
show his receipts to be very small And per
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

BCRcL,RlEs Al MLroN.--A tab Of batter
was stolen from the freight depot e. Milton
Falls on the evening, of the 10th. about half
past six. 1t had just been taken IN. and
billed Boy the -tation agent. and wa missed
within fifteen minutes after il was taken.
hut it could not be found nor any trace oft.
ON the night .ofthel2th the office ofIoseph
Clark was broken into, by prying open the
door. tie shutters were then closed. the
lamp lighted. and every drawer broken
open, by means of 4 wedge, about three
fourthS OF an inch wide there were SIX
opened in this way. and papers, &c., taken
out, hut none taken away. The burglars
found part of the KEY TO theysult. and
inserted it in the door. where it was found
in the morning. They tried to break the
hinges To the vault door but made little
impression upon them On the same night
the gang broke into the shop Of D. +. Quinn
by bursting OF the lock to his back door.
pried open his money drawer and took it,
contents, some three or four dollars. The
same night the Austin House was entered,
the money drawer broken open, some scrip
and 4 revolver taken and 4 piece Of roast
beef distracted from cupboard in the
dining room. Mrs. Austin heard 4 noise,
a, Of some one walking, and woke mp her
husband. but he concluded that it was some
of the family and did not look after them
z. 4 Boothe's meat market was also enter
ed hy opening back window. and a piece
Of pork and beef, and long knife taken
This last wa evidently done By some one
that knew the place. a. he came from across
the field direct to The window, and return
ed the same way. striking the railroad
track about half mile above tie village,
and wa tracked from there north 20 Pearls
crossing. about two miles from the depot,
and from there south ahout "A half mile.
when the trail was lost There is much ex-
citement in Milton over these burglaries
and every effort Is being made To discover
the perpetrators.
ANoTmER BrEClARY Ar fgENAU'S SrosE.
Freeman jewelry store wa again VISITED
by hnrglars Friday night. who cut . panel
ont ofthe back door. and crawled into the
kitchen Here after pariaking Of lunch,
they attempted to pry the glass door be
tween the kitchen and dining room, and
also to cut the putty ahont the psnes. \
: window between these two rooms was also
tried, and a circular hole. cut. apparently
with diamond. in the glass. through which
f they reached and showed back a spring
thus letting down the window, by which
they soon entered the dining room
Here they cut out the casing about the
lock 81 the door leading into tbs
shop. and effected An easy entrance
/ Taking a bals they constructed from it s
sort of KEY. with which they made unsnc
cessiul attempts to open the safe. The
drawers and show eases were ransacked, bu
nothing was taken save twenty cents. NJ
earring and pair Of sleeve buttons
though there was some jewelry IN the show
cases and on the shelves. The parties lei
behind a large screw driver and dirk. NJ
arrests have yet been made.
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IullS Is TO GlN F NOTICE rt5t .H th- ia IA,
Il o. November. \. n. l--; % Warrant "a B4-a
ruptcy was issued against the estate o.. i-4ac E.
Wniines 90 Londonderry @ the County 90. udls-a
ami State oi vermont who has heen All iadssl
20, nent Oi ans Ieht- sad de very 90. any rrspsrty
he.on- n T. sIi Bankrupt, O" Liza. &c .ar l..
ne, AMI tbs TRANSFER sf any property Do, h,m s-e
ORB ddrn it law THAT meet.n- OF t..- cred tJs-
"t SAID BANKRUPT, 81 prove Their teai-. sra g..
choose one 'r more 1ss sn-es .i h. e-itt j. rz
held 20 Court nf Bankruptcy ie De holden A. 80
Office ui Walker GODDARD. re Iudua .u a..
C0nniy col " ndssf. and STATE 90. Ner.u.ni be D.. :
y T. LYMAN, 30. ke-ister. tbs 1st' tss .-
November. \ 70. i--i 70 -oc.och Pm
THOMAS FAILtA
Depuf, Un'tei state Nsr-isl. a- Nr=--a
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fleE N BEREsHiRE.-1he dwelling house
of Spencer Stanhope, ono mile southwest of
Berkshire Centre, was destroyed by fire
about eleven O'Clock on the night cf the
18th, with most Of It's contents. Loss not
ascfrtainea. hut well insured. The fire
broke Oh. IN the mix room, but its origin
IS unknown The flames spread so rapidly
that hat little II the household goods
cnnld i.e -1.nred.
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Bankrupt Hotitss.


'tWlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the ilsb "a,
Il @. November A. u. lS.l a Warrant IN Bans
Iuptey va Issued against the estate u John N
ands;lp. %. Manchester, Ia the County Of Rem
nin.ton aud state VI Vermont who has been
adjutged q Bankrupt "a his ereditors' petit-oa /.
that the pay men, Of any debts and delivery Fan,
property belonging to s1d Bankrupt 1, hihl. isr
his use, and the transfer o: ans property ty hlH.
are i"rhidden ~ las tiat meeting q. the
creditors OF aid Bankrupt, ie prove their dsti-
and 10 choose one ~ more AL -ues- u. h- estate
Will he held At Gear; 81 Bans rutey o. lie holis4
At The Lim House. "a Manchester. "a ths GauDgs
of Bennington. and S:at- 20 Nsrmaui. hes.fs
\. :. Lyman. Est. Re- .p The 9r-i he, ..
pareiifi.- \. -. t-.; a. ia a'uu,s
ru''NAS .AiLkN
D-ru,t I. s.. Ns -a,l, - ae-..u..,
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J.NE, Is. uAnvEy.> ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } To Al persons con,
DISTRICT W 'Hi'ii'N''N' james B. Harvey, late
tEEErtSG.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and sor the District OF Chittenden On the nth day
% October, 4. ID. lSs3. an Instrument, pur-
porting TO be the last VII and Testament, Of
James d. Harvey. late o. Burlington, IN said Dis
trict, deceased, presented 70 the Court a.ore-
said for Probate AMI i = ordered by said Court that
the 2ist day OF November A. u. 1873. At the Probate
Court Rooms. In said Burlington, lie assigned for
proving said Instrument; and. that notice thereo!
Re given to all persons concerned, by publshin.
ths order three weeks successfully in the Burlin.-
ton fres Pres, a newspaper printed at said Bur
lugt0n, previous to the time appointed
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear
before said Court al the tune and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate ~ ssd viii. II you have
cause.
Given u.ider my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trict, this Jlth isy o. October 4. II. l77.i-
Ias3t T. h. WALES, Judge.
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CK<Ie.I 'sENoNT RAHRoGD' Mr.. Lock
wood Of Troy has not yet accepted the
tressnrership Of the Central Vermont Rail
road Company, but has the offer nnder con
sideration. Mr.. Wilhar Of Boston. the
present treasurer. throws up the position
hecause the new charter reqsur.s the rreas-
ureT to reside in Vermont
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Table -noWing mean barometer md Their
mometer IS observed at the Weather OhSer-
yation Office in this city for the week ending
Nov. 18th. 1873 Mean barometer. 9.5ss
mean thermometer. - = mean direction
of wind. north mean hourly velocity 50
mile toial rainfall. 30 inches raaximHn
temperature. 81 : mininnm temperature.
eos
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Cattie-liSi head Of cattle were OAersd iacludins
oxen 81 line grade. steers. hie.ers and ord nary
COWS. In consequence OF the heavy storm OF snow
the trains made slow progress toward the market
to the Dissatisfaction Of owners and butchers. We
have had one 81 The hardest storms for market Ia v
noticed this sason. Il the weather lad been c,esr
there would probably have been a &c advance but
i vas hard matter TO sustain last weeks prices.
and Trade was decidedly slow ri quotations.
Sheep and Isnhs-Y cry nearly the same humber
OF sheep and iSmhs as reported last week. and the
trade Is very unsatisfactory. lambs sellin. al &c
Pib wss considered large price ~ butchers. Many
lots at use Y h. Sheep dull at a fraction OF
The market in the city is glntted with dressed
poultry ami selling AZ i2l n 2oc v b, as they can
Light upon their sUstomers aud mutton + lectet
in consequence.
Poutry-LiEs poultry is offered At ilic V b lOr
nj Ned lots. but not wanted at that price Poultry
but Il Is As high as can he obtained. when dressed
lot san Re bought at nearly the same hgnre-
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ARABIAN VAN yIIET,, ESTATE.

feerned in The estate OF
DISTRICT OF cHIrrESDzS, $. obadiah Van yiie,.
late Of Charlotte in said District, Deceased,
GREETING
Al Probate Court holden at Burlington withiE
and for the District Of Chittenden, on the On DAY
OF November A. ID. 1873, an Instrument purPortnS 70
he the lastWill and Testament Of Obadiah Van wet
late o. Charlotte in said District. deceased was
presented 10 the Court aforesaid. for Probate
and il Is ordered by said Court tina; the Sth dsy o.
November A. u. ls.3. at the Probate Court Rooms
In aid Burlington, be assigned for proving said
Instrument and that notice thereof be given 10 all
sreaks successfully in the Burlington Weekly Free
press, a newspaper printed at said Burlington, pre-
yious to the time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified 10 appear
aid Court at the time and place aforesaid, and
contest the probate Of said win, II you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, In aid Dis
trict, this 5th day Of November A. D. 1873.
Isv3v 3 5. TAFT, Register.
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I'HiS Is To GIVE NOTICE. -h4t ,a t1s q. II,
Il ~ November. \. y. i-.-;. "a Warrant 70 Bans
ruptcN Wa i-suet against The e-t4te 10. Edward q.
pyer. o. Pluitney, "A the taunt, o. Hutisu1
and STATE re-. Vermont. Win "a been ad'ud zsd a
Bankrupt On h-s ciei tors petition That he Psy
meu' ~ any deni, aud delivery OF say properly
belong to said Bau- -upt o, him. or ~ h- =
and the transfer OF any property ty t.m. Ate .a--
'-dden ~ Aw that q meet-a- 81 She Crsd.t5r- ..
.1sd Bank .upt, O. prove their 3sHs. and . rh.s1.s
or move A. -ness of d. estate NJ e lei a.
a Court %. Bankruptcy, Co bee holden e the Bari
well House. IN Rutland. u Che Count, 60. Rati4n:
and State 81 ermout, before 4. T. Lyman Esq
Register. on the 18th H.j o. y. rml.rr b, = =.
iHp'clark 3. NJ.
THOMAS FAtLtF
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MEsTFoRD.---The Westford Cornet Band
gave a concert and oyster supper on
the 18th, in order to defray ex-
pense= for their new. neat and tasty uniform.
Both concert and supper was success and
the net proceeds financially were about Sss.
The Band are improving finely and are
worthy Of liberal support from their
townsmen. who have reason to be proud of
them
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L,CoNIc PR,YER.-A dry-witted soldier
Of the 10th Vermont during the war. was
heard to pray once. when the bullets were
falling in showers. A. follows "Oh Lord
mlkr me- Thin Is 4 knife -
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4 Fun HA<p.-W lille on the ear. the
aher day. q, route for Montpelier. we met
for the first time since oar return to Yer
mont. our old friend Col.--Weed, his
name ought to be-who has been - Chief
of the Scouts, and - Master of Transpor-
tation' in every political fight that has
made it lively for this District during the
last thirty years. Time. that has whitened
the Colonel locks. has not yet frosted his
heart. for he greeted rs with the same hap
py warmth Of manner that he always exhi-
bits no matter whether you = 20 to his
church or not. We rather missed the
oa1.9ia o,rtanainis ofthe Baxter" war in the
softene6 light Of his = good gray eve. VET
was content to BELIEVE that it was but latent
not extinct. The Colonel was more than
Kind in his references 10 onr associate ex-
periences in fvears that are gone: he was
almost aifectionatc. and entirely mirthfnl.
As the train went huzzing through Boil
ton hollow. which nat cyen the elastic.
journalistic conscience Will permit rs 10
describe as the North American twin q
Ireland'z. - sweet vale Of Avoca, - the Coloi
mel. after remarkiug that the late wilder
ness Of Bolton Wa beginning TO blossom
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rHE LAKE CH,sPLAIN HoWCpE.-The
parties who were arrested upon suspicion
of being concerned in the shooting of Bas-
sett, proprietor of the floating gin mill
upon Lake Champaign, have been discharg-
ed. their names being wrongly stated in the
warrant. The parties are bosses and fore
men npon the New York y Canada Rail
road. and they denied any intention W
avoiding arrest, claiming that they acted in
selfdefence The Coroner's Jury found a
verdict to the effect that Bassett came Ia
his death by gunshot wounds feloniously
afflicted by man named Bracey. Levi Yell
Peer Barr and Others to them unknown
The Coroner has issued warrant for III,
apprehension of Bracey. Yell and Barr
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gem Embellishments.


TUE WINTER TERM will begin on Monday
i Dec Sth, There will &c Teacher o. Music,
Drawing, and Painting connected with the School.
. MISS y. e. STRICKLAND.
Nov 10, lST}-dIwI, WiIliston VI
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Special aotite5.
MOTHERS. READ THIS

GA hand. anj you. children " ID never he -'cL. u
sil instantly cure sour stomach. dysenisry. eri o.
m. iu the bowels nj collie, g. Gives re. e. %
teething. Plea 10 take. Contains no opium OF
,aarph ne. Relieves Naur ,h.iI hy curing. not hy
caus n g sleep SIS ts restored health anifhriy
Growth WIZ -5an ini cate. S'.d ~ dWsgi.t- Price
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VAN WE pE IL toss -
NNTHED

1. iLs best preparation IN TIE world or heiut.,
iae complex ion. 20 mpart- snoothne-,. tran pa
raury and ra-N freshness 90 The skin. Cure- ali
arupt;uns OF ite iIee. Is NOS Injurious. Soid hy
arurs'si- or ent hy mail. Price 10 cents per box
Address. MILLER BROS
Al. . via t.3 Ma den LAM y \
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Farmers all over The State ara brushing
o.. cobwebs from their sleigh- ami -leds,
,on6aentofa long season of now.
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Vermont is the seventh collection district
a che Union in the magnitude Of its i'm
..ri.. coming next 10 New Orleans It,
.mp5ft- for the last fiscal year were Sl",-
81 600. and exports l,43l ,ooo.
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II /. suggested that those truly e'oromi-
sal psonle who have been waiting tiil diaries
were cheaper. can now gel one for this wear
~ q narr reaslnah!e price.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

Persons ie=iring to purchase dry goods.
clothing. furs. book, or other seaSonahle
articles at prices suited to the money mar
rst. should consult the advertising columns
.fthe FRrE Pass AND TINES
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/. i- expected that trains will commence
Running between Montpelier ana "r'i>
River. on Monday, Nov. 2Gth
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The present assets of the Vermont state
Agricultural Society are estimated at Sl'''
l--Sl
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For !he Free fesss and Time-.
bought two new kinds Of p"iato5' oil L.
;. Rrawnell. which he raised iron the halls
of the Rose and Excelsior. From three
bushels OF seed, on sixty rods OF land. the
crop was one hundred and twenty bushels.
The land was greenswari. and | gave il A
small dressing Of coarse manure. turned
under. hoei once. pat plaster rh after
hoeing The soil was ANDY loam The
None4uch from the Rose hall is better Tor
eating and yielding than the Rose. The
Multiplier. from the ball Of the Excelsior.
grows large. with hut few small ones. and
is believed TO be superior 20 the Peaehhlow.
planted one hundred rods 10 the Peerless.
or Number Six. on greenaward, with a dress
ing Of coarse manure. turned under in the
Spring, and raised two hundred bushels.
nearly equal to the Peachblow for eating
purposes. make practice of digging my
potatoes early in september. a. it raves
them from being worm-eaten. and the
diggers from cold fingers later in the season.
I find they keep veil by doing 50. n.e.
Essex junction. November, l-':..
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Q'ommerrial.
Nsisrf9w1 Union Live stock Market
November ~.

AsouSr or LIVE srocX At KSSxEr.
Cattle. Sheep Lamb Swine
This wsek..-.-... 1854 $40
Last week. ...... 80; a2T0
Vermont. ......... col 33l-
Prices Of Market Boef-A few choice a. 20 a SO,
extra 81 0oa9 p first quality, S con 90 second
quality, 81 Oods 80; third quality, 81 OldS 20
Prices Of Store Cattle-working oxen per pair.
Si0o, >li1, 500, Ia sei1; Mich Cows and Calves,
from s;;ja65i Farrow Cows <5llD;o; extra. s10raO:
Yearlings sl00lS; Two Years Old, s.lScas Three
Years Old, s3lail.
Prices Of Sheep and lambs IN lots wool sheep.
g ~, So 20. -, and 81 - each; extra. 81 ma a. or
from 10 jlcRb; Spring Lambs, 4. sp5c = h; Veal
Calves, ! "a a II ~.
Prices of Hides Tallaw and skins Brightou
Hides, a . v 70; Tauow.-0 icy 10; Country
Hides gao eS IL; Tallow. 4D 4lc v n: Pelts &c
a 81 p each Gals skins, 29l5c y b.
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VERMONT NEWS.
ADDISON COUNTY.

AgprsoN COUNTY.
.Io-.ph Miller. well known as 4 printer in
Nergennes some seventeen Years ago, and
as the proprietor Of 4 job printing Office at
Springfield Mass for the past fifteen years,
shot himself at the Allis House. in thar
place. on the 10th inst. and died instantly.
The officers of the Western Vermont Mu-
seal Association are making great efforts 10
have the meeting at Middlebury in the first
week in December one of the best and most
attractive ever held under its auspices. Be
sides the eminent talent advertised, q large
number of Vermont's best and well-known
singers will be present, among whom are
the following Mrs J. S. Halbert. of Port
Henry. Mrs. j. q. Hathaway and &. q.
Day. Of Rutland. Messrs. Elliott. Sherar
and Lyon of st. Adams. Mr.. Tohey, OF
Burlington, little Ella Earl. Master Harry
Engles, and others. The singers of West
ern Vermont may well anticipate rare and
profitable convention. ., n" pans Will he
,9arol 10 make it such
BENNINGTON o"rNrr.
d, 80. hopkins. Esq. of West Rupert. who
was seriously injured at Bellows Falls. re-
Gently. has so far recovered a % he taken
home on n he'd.
\ committee la been appointed at Fac
tory Point to wait npon and notify parties
suspected of selling liqnar in tthar village.
hat At must be stopped
Alonzo H. larrar, 81 kiaierh'ak, one Of
the Republican member elect from Dutch
rs, county to the New ork Assembly, is a
native Of " est Rupert and was educated Al
anrr and Burton Seminary at Manchester.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
\ Boston detective recognizes IN the de-
''tloI' 81 ti'e IN" -, If 60 praJ
80 "a, = '' ~ b ai,, ~ somewbot noted
tL,er a,i cractlmsn lie ha, moi vet hern
appreIrnded.
lion = ~ Wal.rI N a. leeturad NJ
-. IL 1T ~ 80 >nh;ect Fdu-
c,t;on tbe rslot;on - nrenarat;on +,
achievement r. ca, r,yr universal ~ati>tac-
/ ti,n.
.....,.,,. ...,.,-.
.- r.,-, -. A..
.,,rosr,- l.. svtin.t
.,.
/. Is AT ihr ""nrrs 'i me oIr...oh
I'm I'a ,' i ma T;,.b ."Le. No.,
S.,,,,,o,,1 %. -, =, Lotb hone
al tts l., ,te, .1or,.l,-e,, - iLa Doctor'
( interest IN the Snring NIcs-r,. Simmons
/ and Real~ of Boston. and :. :. f. Carlisle
Of sheldon. ar, now -oie owner, IF the
~prino.
.,...
,.
Il tn1' -, a 90 $. IN red ,i'Ahu'1,,.I3
az f"-t Ni'I mage. ihetloru, Si"li:' Nm M
ahout fifty hsnds Is Just now full OF husi-
ness. -melt catching giving an impetus 10
/ the demand. Last week they filed an up
/ de- Tor 400 dozen rpi~. sending them Down
| 90 Boston firm.
R.I,Np COUNTY.
Tl..r,nI ~ brandon t. -l5.3l5
ns
Ion. n..ot..,, ,.,...,.,.,,,, o., rho
,,i ~ H. - " e,risn',
~, ,n, M c,ngLi
rrt -n bst,yeen ,' t ri' t iV' in '
,,o,.,,,.,. g. e.. LrsoI - H. H. e,iow
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ElcmoNp BUrrsR MARKEr--At market
Monday. $50 tubs Of butterand 900 boxes oil
cheese were sold. Butter at 20 to pc Tor
,,ir % to 2sc for good. and SOC for choice.
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grange with e. members has been or
.,ani7el at Waitsfield.
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There = considerable snow ia Montreal
and .leiohs are used by the horse car lines.
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ID IL III


LATEST B0NEfAkY.
MONEY wa aet,ge to-day At l-2l. closed Al =.
STERLING firm Al los dlt-i, .of c0days; ieS, a.
lnsi for sight.
GOLD weak and lover. declined r. 1922. closed n
l19. n l0a: carry in. rates dl-2-. closing At {;
cearngs .i5ta1,GO. The clearing house states
that the reported decrease OF legal tenders o. s61
O01 yesterday should have been increase u SCR
0O0. The total amount Of greenhacS7 hold to-day
was S.n.A.5.eH. The treasury dshur-sd S.I45fp;
customs receipts S2ig,OoU.
uON ERNMENTS closet imer.
STATE BONDS quiet and firm.
STOCKS -t,ong and advanced a.. The market
was weak az times but closed n the ii CHEST point
0f-the day m most eases. The heaviest bushes
and chiei imProy ement we're in Western Union.
which RANGED az 5.I6n.. The NEXT princp pal Tea
lures were y. \. Central. Lake Sh1re.t Mon Pacific.
wabash and Northwestern common. The steamship
Sele-is which arrived to-day. brngs zll4.l2, IN
splere.ens and gold bars. The bank examiner an
nouuce- that the Mercantile National Bank = sac.
The clearing house committee OF nine On reform
held stormy session to-day. Mr. Williams 0. the
Metropolitan Bank withdrew iron the comm ttee
~ n directors had voted to postpone The subject
for sixty day. One OF two members o! the comm Z
lee objected to parts o. the report and showed
little weakening, bat the bulk % the committee
stand firm. Thi. evening the opinion prevails that
the report VII ether Ae rejected or postponed, and
that the banks prefer 20 Keep the mana cement OF
Their aatirs within Their own lgld-.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

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