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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-12

Hon. John Young of Montreal, is writ
ing series of articles for the ". J. Times
on the transportation problem, between the
west and east. OF course he tayurs the
scheme, of which he may almost be said to
be the father, of charging the Wclland
canal, (Which is being indiffcrenty done
building the Caughnawaga canal and wild
cning the Champlain canal. When the
largest lake steamers and sailing vessels can
pass from Chicago to New York transit
must be quick and rates low.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-12
From Troy Press.
Hurdrn,a Puddicrs at work

SATISFACTORY rERMINATioN OF THE LONG
sTRIKE-THE FIRES RELIGHTED AFTER
SIX MONTHS IDLESEss-l 400 MEN TO BE
GIVEN EMPLOYMENT.
The last move made by the puddlers is
the most sensible and the most effective
since the strike began. "Alps well that
ends well, is perhaps not so applicable to
this case as to others. The puddlers held
a meeting Tuesday, and decided to go to
work. They had begun to see the extent
Of suffering and want that was caused
around them, and at last they began to feel
that they were not doing what was right
and Just, and
THEY FINALLY CONSENTED TO GO 10 WORK.
They resumed in accordance with the
advice of the President OF the National
Union, and in accordance also with the de-
sire of the whole community, The pud-
dlcrs proceeded to the steam mill that morn
ing at o o'clock and commenced work.
There is great rejoicing among all classes.
There is the most perfect good feeling be-
tween the Messrs. Burdens and the men,
and Mr.. Langley, their foreman, who is re-
tanned. There are 800 men employed in
and about the mill, all of whom are now
ut work. As soon as the steam mill is wei
under way the water mill will also start up
This employs about 600 men, making steady
and rcmuncratiyc employment for l,40C
mon.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-12
CREDIT no WHOM IT Is Due.

TO cx-Ald. Thomas Norton and Bar
tholomew Kelly, the citizens and the pud-
ders are also grateful. These two gentle
men have stepped aside from their usual
occupations and acted in a manner COM
mendablc to themselves and appreciated by
all, in compromising the puddlers' Difficult
tics. The men are now at work and their
earnest wish is that it will be long time
before another strike disturbs them.
WORK PROGRESSING "A THOUSAND RE
LoICING VISITORS At THE MiIL--APPLG-
CATIONS ron EMPLOYMENT.
Work is going on all right at the steam
mill. There were over Il thousand men in
the steam mill forge. and two applications
for every vacancy.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-12
Real estate.

q, II l. II / / F'S 5 \ l. f.
Know ALI MIS-, that have this day levied
TWO executions, In my hands, for collection,
and directed to me, 10 Wit
one in favor of the National Bank or PolllntN
and the other In favor OF Merritt Clark OF SAID
Poultncy, both against farrand Parker OF CAS-
Teton, in the county OF Rutland, and issued
4. ID. 1873. upon all the undivided right, title,
and interest OF the said debtor Parker, in ANA
to the personal estate pertaining 10 the marble
quarry and works, known as the Parker ellison
a Dewey marble quarry ana WORKS, situate IN
West Rutland, In the town ana county OF Rui-
land, including Derrcks and Hosting appara-
tus and fixtures two stone cutting or than-
neling Machines Drills and all quarry tools
and machinery connected with the quarry, ana
Mills, and Shops except what belongs 10 the
real estate, on said premises.
Also, all the marble quarrled and IN blocks IN
and about said premises also, all the marble
sawed, and manufactured,or In process OF man
ufacturc, including rs aforesaid, all the said
debtor Farrand ParkerS interest ana tue IN
and TO all the personal property upon SAID
premises.
upOn the said quarry premises In said West
Rutland, IN said town OF Rutland, Oh the l3lh
day OF December, A. d. 1873, ut TWO O'Clock IN
the afternoon, TO the highest bidder therefor 70
satisfy said executions and the officers legal
fees and charges thereon agreeably 10 law.
Dated at said Rutland this goth day OF NOVem-
Der A d. 1873.
WIN. NJ. FIELD,
SAerin OF the County Of Rutland.
decldtd.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-12

DASTURE LAND IN PITTSFOltD
i For sale or rent. one hundred and twenty,
1--WE acres OF fine PASTUR land located one and
one-half miles from Pttslord village Address
or call on Il. p. HITCllCoCK, under National
Bank OF Rutland Rutland, VI. Maylu
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-12
NlU Just, nnH
THEY FINALLY CONSENT


have not run this week yet and will prob
ably remain idle until the commencement
OF next week. About nine hundred men
are employed at this MILL and the proba-
bilites are that the company will run the
works. As regards the wages list at the
Burden works, nothing has been said on
either side. The men say
THEY HAVE SUFFICIENT CONFIDENCE
in their employers to know that they will
do what is right and just by them. The
rules for the mill will be ready by Saturday.
The men are now better satisfied with the
Messrs. Burden than ever before, and the
citizens of Troy in general owe the firm a
lasting debt of gratitude which they cannot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETRopRAS Markets

LoVDov Nov l3-l2:30 p m-Cono for money, % se92i
Tor tle account 92a,0g2'a United States FYe.i NenW boBs
lS6jf Od 92i 1867 96 Ten-Fortes 9Oai; New fyes 80
Erie Railway shares 36 At 1918 the Bank OF England ia
announcing that enanse had been made N
the rate Of discount. - III,
s of panis Of Good Ordinary shipped October sad
November lGl do shipped November and December at olo
Corn 1913 q quarter ,,,,,,--
Upands. SiS Mddng Orleans 81; sales li0OO Dar. ncal'
ug speculation sales OF Upa IDS ga ne pt ~
Good Ordlsr shpc December and January at oi Ld % =
cwt PORK. -. y bh. for Mess "a.
IoypoS, f3-l:3o p. m-Erie Railway shares 1854
ItygfgooL 13l:3O mSales OF Jpahd Cotton On the
basis oil Low Mdilings, deliverable Nov uber. II o's 90
OyDON l;-2:3O m.C0nsJ Tor the account J3'i bTe
Railway shares 36 Pars dispatches quote kenes al J jOc
LIVERPOOL Now l32:3O Ol the Cotton sales to-day iOV
bscf American - "a
oypoy Nov 1880 mThe balon the Bank Of England
the The amount gone into
The Bans on sg2OOO Erie Railway shares 32e
49, mEre Railway shares, oo'4 Pans Us
patches quote Rentes at 51f 3Jc. ~ -
tvsOo No, I-4 D. m-Saes of Upands Cotton OF the bass
shipped Oc0bcr aud November AZ a.; DO dO
shpred and December. 4d BaistCfs are quiet
LONpoN lj3O D. m.-Cons0 Tor money w u Tor tne
account g25092Jl United Sses Fyer@euy bonds lsbJ Old
92a, 1868 96is New Five, 9O Ere RAILWAY shares 56
: LoNDoN. nov. l3--5 ,. m-Eue Railway shares 3o2
49, OF Cotton or the Oass
Of good ordus shipped December and January, az JlO
IoNDos I3-5 mSugar, Is 602J. e"t Tor NO IL
butch standard sTo. Tailo@. Al e cwt
PARIS Nov lB-p mrhe In the Bank OF France mas
decreased OOOL dgdrg the week keutcs JlL ~ ne
LosDoN, So'. l3Evenng-Sprs IurpeatDe 81 a3I = c"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
COTTON MARKETN

ButMoRE Nov 10 -Co,tos--Ndi.sgs. lie Low Midhnss
13ls Good Ordinary. l3c; rccep III bale go
baes expcris-coasSse. 30 bales sales, 20 bales stock o7ll
bale.
WrwrNGro~ Nov l3Cotion Meisgs I3is0i3isc net
1870 ba Ipo5O Gsea britain i9O baes % II bales
stock. ,12i bales
MoBILs l3coi'on opened hiahef nex easier; hdius
l4c; Low MdGngs lJ'ic recepis 6ll hses sfpoFlo
Great Br tain 0lG bales sales 800 bales stock 20 S3l bales
Mdlmgs }c net receipts 7i7 bales eIy0rscosase 2,JG5
bales. sales. $50 bales stock. .. 70 bales
Nov. l3CotOn steady and firm hfnrs lj'i aes
receipts brs: the continent go bsos sales
l9i3 bales; stock. S7..1S baeA -
demand: Good Ordinary. l2'cf
Or mary Ii; receipts l.75l bales; expos Prn,e $50
AZ bes ISLES. 1000 ba stock, ZSOID bale.
L)UrsyfLGF 13-CotOn steady; AR demand hlings lie
1888 bales: shipments. ,slS bales stock il 10 bales
Nov l3.C0tiOn dw NiGngs lDr ret tccipl S'5
bas; gross bales 300 bales; stock 5000 baes
CHARLEsroS Nov l3Coton quiet and s'es61 haihng' re-
Low MGdings l3lsr; Strict Good Ordinary l3S ret reeeps
haies Brn 628 bales DE Conuneat
2,l37 bales: sae, 900 bales; stock. 1888 bales 80
Nov. 3D. higher Mdffnys lBA2c
CENTS 36l bales; shipments 40 bales. sales, 500 bales.
NEWORLEAN Nov. 3D. Cotton active and hghcr, M'dhnD,
II Low Mngs, IA lse; Stnc Good Ordnsg 13ls-i net
receipts 3D3 bales receipts jio9 bales; epOrt0 GrAs
Britain $50 bales 372 sales 5000 be; last
evening 5000 bates stock. 81, 81 bales
Nov l8C0Ou steady; VI iirg. 10 % receipts.
1858 bales; shipments. 6S4 bales; stock 9 $40 bales
ArGvsrA Nov lCotton strong Mdngs ID sDl32 receipts.
PmL,pyLPHr, Nov l3-so.on qet: NdiugS Iis,c;
ceDs - bales; gr,as receipts 3le bales, -
Nov l3 lotion demand go0 Low Holdings ~
Vide receipts B. lO9 bales shipments, z2O bales sioc &fIb
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14

Al Is for Unso't.a evt Mnsel unchanged; ssoh. siTS
Ala sb,p,tas sly; Mddhsg s20aS22 v Ceas FryisbA
What pi4a Bailey 7c EeSYork Bsre, si 70 Aeanr,
liza 10 PhIsiepb Lumber - 70 To- The Hndsoss ~ ~ To
Nov York Rallros1 Pgs-Four TO Phsfepha AVID Bcson,
COZ /, NewYork 5Oc t. Albany 4se eogtsco5 700 eps
Vhs. 10 800 bnf IS 400 bush Barley oYVO hnoh kv
900 uh Pe.s fB5OO0 81 LnHber boil
Flour N 900 Wheat 1000 b0'a Co'n Sf%oo '1 brT
PnIsnppgf, Nor IS-Petroleum que and ssody Cae w.
Refined IIIgI4Jc flour AMI decnng hups1ns ~ -.
IYtr. s50t5 70 Wheat dali 400 der Mig el ~
Amber ~ 5JGSl 81. Rye quiet Al SO Corn agl 49,
Yellow G9c. Mred Weston, $685. Oats hfn "esN'u "'
JOd52c WHISKY stsaiy at J2c ,.,.-. ,..,,.,,
Sf Iors Nov I3-FioLr du anseiied And irelgh -
anoiai ors cannot b given WhcsSpnng hghsT NO hPhL g.
doe Fal Gner bed CHER; No. Red. ~ ~ 0 ~. .e ao,.
nom nails 81 a.. Corn snd higher NO t
Zoe on the elevator. BE renar oas cN 'D' -
At 35a5j c No 10 elevator Barrier qn az ,e9
active and higher opeaei At G2 bar nvsnel
WHISKY lower S70S7 Provisions du aaa zoe odsr f
du no shpoi1g ofs offered Medium Good t2dt3 20 ims -
Choice pouuag 4t0gl 50 1000 bba Flev SIOy'
hash wheat COO Corn. 5000 bush Osis fVDV uN"
Barley 900 bush IRye 800 Hos ami 900 Cattle ~ .
TOLEDO I3-yoar firm 10 far demand Whes N l'l
higher At ~ 81 No. Whit wabash ~ 59HpI oot
Amber Michigan 81 $50 ~ 80 December 81 az Jnl
No Red rash 81 3O0sl 81 Januiry q ~ Cora 's aIsnI
and higher iid iiL for ah Mixed cash. 42@41 yaAl bor
Mixed 4c steady J7t for No % ~ l,r No moya
Seeds - bbls Pio1r 900 bush Whe
1900 bush 1000 bush shpments-2OOo b"sa
Wheat, AZ 900 ba.n Corn and 1900 bush Oats. 40
WLnHGroN, n G., Nov. l3-Sprts Tupenhne tFm ~ 3oc.
Rosn steady - "a =, striinei Turpentre u,e1 a
81 70 Tor Hart 81 % FOR Yellow Dip Tar steady At 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14

Ii will be seen by an advertisement elsewhere that
the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad Company pro-
pose TO pay at the bonds of the State of Mis-
souri, issued in aid of the construction of the road
and which fall due Jan. /, to such holders as are
willing to allow rebate of Z per cent per annum
interest, which. considering the times, looks hopeful
for the Hannibal and st. Joseph Company.
The Adams Express Company have declared
dividend of s. per share payable Dec. 1.
Tho Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
sylvania SKIES 1917: Reading Railroad so; Pcnnsyi-
vana Railroad, 49,. Gold, 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14

LIVE STOCK Markets.

srw foHS Nov iSByEyrIhe fresh nceipl' were 80 ear, or
l5r2 hed M - tommuupag ana the total far three d, a. H-
s'ns1 -i'O or te nf last week Nele1 we're mann 'Vm
effort get Title better than could be obtained yn No b
~ih gn pouh selling buyers burrs ad The ahsi oi
All dn mafEs Tor dressed ef bacbru not disposed % ope 10
re ami sales slow at about the pueions vi .I h"nif 81
ooing few Eer' choice which 'sssrre oi 81 I2 ~
bt eIirene range Tor nate dl ~ H. 70 dfsf %
sHd - ID n the aud the Tsans all eon0n
v sold Al 6Gb 81 10. About 10 calopls nAhsi IN
s,n when The m1Ftr' closed
rsa sfo'e, s Coauass-, 90 es 10, a. M'f' va"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
alton, Tor CgbA hsy, beea reduced Domestic

>TORESSp. Turpentne IL held hnHy st ~ o9. Tor
rb,utne moderate demand and sales reported OF
Inn mn. hi zoe 3j bills 80 aud 90 NeWi9k bbls at iO.
excessively Gull and The yaae wholly nominal
- brt - ,0 so Common and - OOHS2 % Tor Good
,r, des In gh request; s1r 900 bb Pale al ~ lJi
~ orots Ma 7Oa - NJ l. - 9OGSJ l&2 Pale - @J6
"a 2J ~, pale - 7J0r II Tar quiet though holders
S in their vew, sni asking - - Tor Washington AMI Wilmington
Pitch In moderate jobag request Sa sale Of 80 er 40 bib Al tJ@
81 I2I ,-. on r., --,--,
o-I is du and unchanged quoted 81 SOC from cushers
hands Cre Fish steady hut icL h,Ihaden a
snd nominal 33aJc Lt da and tame 81 " b Tor fnme
Winter and 62c FOR prseul make. Otte Oils az dali
PROVIOSs-Ie PORK market lover aud closes tue notice
the Gr.t Western Prime Mess az ga 90 csy inspected;
e se. regular, 30 hbls At $li 30, co2 lsl4
and sli - years S3 10 Extra Prime SIC for Clear
Befs fair densud sales 200 b5~ $3.50 - To- Plain Mes,
SiI0Sl3 S3gSl4 FOR Packet Tierce Beef dali
Beet Hans qaet but steady Cut Meas Ar. ae ami
ia r Of 1860 Fresh shoulders at &c LOO PcAei do
6oGiic 900 DO smoked az 7osa79c 100 Fresh Hans a.
7dSc Smoked 100 a., 10000 10 Bellies ~
4, average she 1000 n doe On aerge) sl aud 900
December Bacon stronger with
it'll sas $500 Long and Slor Clear seller December
ana Jsnury 7c aud 700 boxes fho Clear, Tine a i
Long spot held 1c Dressed ho,s better and far
demand 90 Ct. Lard OIege better but tie
sustained 70 tie close sales Of 90 be and ie 81
49, Tor ~ Tor Faucy s- f1r ty 1l6d iec Tor flr
and 7a FOR Kettle Rendered. sse. also Of 100 yes
yellow delivery hear Of 80 ef No
vember al 7l6d7s H.; $3.50 tts seller January at ll'lbd
7sc . $50 tcs seller Icjusr, At lJlGas eo tame
IrTIEErhe remains dull ar SIMPLE though
there scrluuon Of stock Faucy tamsdr sells ven Al
quotations Q The ref lii trade. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr North Pesaei3 LoiTotds
Nov 321 pkgs Ashes bbs Copper 4SG cssks Do ~ DO3
Flour, 800 Dbl. Meal, $40 bags do 23o1 bush "le.
1925 bush oats 4l,lGO bush Battf ZJO
bush bag, Grass d. 3j bales Cotton 10 pkg; Drsi
Fuit. 1857 bos Esgs $50 bDl Beans 4G5 Hides 232 bd
Ides 5U8 sues leather LOSS P5gs TaloT ~ p Crease
coo pke 9Gt Beef 1915 PKG PorS l39O Pkgs
ri aeas GG3 Lard 31sj 7sgs Butter iji pigs Cheese.
~ pkg Rice 2D pkg Tea $50 pigs Srn. 100 Ads ooacec
Is. psgS. Tobacco 2iJ bales WOOL JJ1 bOis Nblss',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14

THE RATE OF INTEREST POR MONEY is always an
important subject TO both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by PrOi. L..
-. Elliott of the Treasury Department, read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, Is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address THE 1uBt NJ. New-I0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

REAL Estate MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed BY the
EQUITABLE Trust COMPANY. Capital, 81 5000
For sale al the office of the Company. No. 10 Cedar
ST.. N Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
We annex the closing rates OF foreign exchange


Money has been in abundant supply. Lending az
to per cont on call prime discounts Teioo AZ
l2and Is.
Government bonds have been strong under mo
dual influence Of higher gold and advancing bonds
ia London. We annex losic. plicoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
THE MONEY MARKET.

...,c,.I REPORT. NJ " s7ocK EXCHANGE SALES
NOV IS. 1878.
coyRRNNfENT STOCK DEPARrMENr-los oOL"ON a. W.
EOOV ''<V neg oolllh 10000 S $50 Goa 65ll2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
Glendinning. Dayis & AmoTy's olOsIng pIlOes were


Reading cosei 10 philadelphia 81 iva
The war cloud which has come across the horizon
from the Spanish atrocities made use OF to-day
70 force M the price of gold from lO7, opening to
1asi. lively business being done in the Gold Room
The rise in sterling materially favored the
inward turn, but the London news was
against it. On gold loans the rates were
5.6.z,1-32, Z gold, S-64 and l52 for carrying, cash
gold beng heavy. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
iS4eOOo in called bonds and 100000 in coin interest
The DAVIS business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
as follows Gold cleared S87s75,oOO; gold bal
anees 81 1891 currency balances, SlS27,72S. The
following were the quotations for gold:
1000 1O7as ll:sO.-l07a 1'0olo8ii 2;8o" z
100 ~ DO 07s i2:3O...IOo 2:OO....108ia 9lOs
The DAYS business at the United States Sub
Treasury comprised
GA. .,,,,. m s377 985 83 Causney paymt SS25 0s3 II
~ "a .x.fs 1876 sos a. tgfrsnrg ba aicr. 45JO3J6 ~
SoS 928072 10 cu''oHs.. Z@l'oOO %
Currency receipts O9%,'4i Do
Of Of ok Iu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
And the following for city bank shares:

In railroad bonds there general improve
ment, but, as usual of late, the advance led by
the various Pacific issues. The following were the
hidS.
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U. +. r 90, '67, cOur. ll2is I12S
u. n bro. '6S, Conp.1l2is ll2s
Us. 10-f0s Reg. ..lO6 1904
q. \. 1O-4O. Cou. .lO6 1864
rs. Cur. Psoiscs. ..lO9a 40
New Pres, lSSl....lO6A lO7
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Ciuiofno NoIlces.
Ghanres Tor tjuslnee5 tHen


A DVERTISEMEHTS FOR THE NEW
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On totthn ii sf"fr running IN alshU nov
more than bln grade above % srsnr
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The days business at the United States ohO-
Treasury comprised:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-09-17
TERMS OF THE DAILY:

enc copy, one year. ---'9,o 90 o0
Including Sunday edition IL W
and at the same rate per month for any
part of Il year.
THE WORLD ALMANAC for 1878. now
ready-Ouc copy, postpaid. % cents; hve
copies, postpaid, 81.
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The Memorable Fire Of Chicago

lnC NiCMGt uohO rs
Has Given such an opportunity of show
;n"Eas it is much TO be hoped may
n "S occur aca,n-how the citizens II 30
hat city at least regard the differed d
machines claiming public attentlil,.la
II is stated in the Report OF the sPfss
rIAI, RELIEF COMMITTEE, as pubs
lish.d in the Chicago Tribune, lMalfaS@
OH, that the whole number OF seMi'lsls
Machines for which orders have llteasS
;ss,,cd TO the date of this report is s9i4. & &
~, which the Committee have PAID the
snm of 81, 43O 50. The numter SUI
Piled by each company is as 'olloNssS
THE SINGER. III. XXI 4
Wheeler & Wilson .-----.----.- ~ ~ /
Howe. 80
Grover & Baker, 81 s B
Wilcox & Gibbs ----.-----.-.-. ~
= Florence 81 4
Finkle & Lyon sss
4 BlccS. z, 81 1
Wilson
Western Empire. --.-..--- ~
\ Manhattan ------- & &
. Davis.
Elliptic SSa;l
Gold Medal .ssa II
;. American Button Hole.----...-. 4
"The applicant in every case has dess|
;on.tal the kind of machine desiled.A
Y The returns of sales of the dliieigsaA
sewing machines, during the year lells
slow the Singer machine to be h,y IN
Y the most popular of all in the na'9ks .s
the number sold being Isl ,2GO, ont als
total OF 6lO. 1914 of twenty-five diiferesl
patterns. 1t appears, too, li'at "
US Chicago Relief Committee, which " y
dertook to furnish sewing mi'cll'he el.a.
nersons needing them, supplied XIV
Ter SINGER machines against 5l7 OF all 81, ala
or Kinds. This preference for the 81
no, machine is due to its INTRINSIC ~
neriority, and seems likely to he n,i!ls
ICE famed against all competitlon.--tNsal
York Sun.
- - Which is the best machine, is a poli
:. on which different companies d'hsl
> each. of course, thinks its o,rn tlles "
, One may have advantages for one ~ N
If work. and anntlertOr another. y
If the poiut were to be decided by %
ularitu, the Singer machine woul ''ise.
s,rip all others N. Y. Evaigs l'l
~ SEND FOR CIRCULARS AND "a
PILES OF WORK. q
esot VIM r.. COOPER & 81
ble GENERAL SOUTHERN AGEAl
80 Canal Street,
- OPPOSITE THE NEW FOUNIAa
My NEW ORLEANS.
OR ~ We are also GENERAL A ll'lsa
for r. BUTTERIcK & CO.'S CELEb
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