davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-04-18
ercl,n,lts report q fair trade

IEhTIiElt--A fGir at1loNnt OF business wag tranE.
acted IN thus department. and prices were again Btrono
Al Ia Mnronn1 Tho Boston Commercial bulletin saya
"Ino leather marriott, as rulc, has beon quiet, tho
quito actiso: Manufacturers purchase ID heretofore
on!y in small lots, az needed, but all tho gtirp,s is
taken for export, The ehippng demand, both loro
taking very largo proportion OF tho reccipts koorin
tho market amoa aro Of btock. Tho shipmenn from
Was exported early in tho gcasou aud include con-
st!cranlo proportion Of bos: Duenos Ayrcs leather"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-12-26
VARIETIES.

While Knockemoff was disposipp of
the cellar of a man who had failed before
he could build upon it, a friend approach
ed him and inquired what kind of business
was he up to now. "I'm in the hole-salc
business just at present." was the reply.
"A few years since, at the celebration of
our national anniversary, a poor peddler,
who was present being called upon for a
toast, offered the following: "Here is
health to poverty; it sticks to man when
all his friends desert him ~
Several Irishmen were disputing opD
day upon their own best points, whep one
SAID IN an aggressive manner, "Fa;sn, and
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-12-26
Irrigation with Liquid Manure.

There is no doubt that the experience o
the last two or three years will lead to
very early use of some method or other O
irrigating crops grown upon land of NOR,
than ordinary value. Market gardelg
lawns, private gardens, dairy farms o.
which soiling crops are grown, all will, b@
fore long, be brought under some system q
irrigation, not so much with water as wiz
fertilizers in liquid form. When it'd
comes question of crop or no crop y
land that must pay interest on o,
several hundred dollars pM
nothing of repaying the COS &.
out upon the crops, and that ting ~ 4
the crop depends upon a supply 81 moiss
ure which is withheld by nature, it is ce1
tain that an immediate solution will u
found in providing means for supplyibS
the needed moisture. Besides, manu-
already dissolved is immediate initssatisA
upon plants, and is at once aDsS
the roots. BY irrigation with weaV
lions OF manure, crops Of rye grass ara
tinually grown upon some English
farms which amount in the aggrega6
thirty tons per acre during one seasof 81
an aggregate growth of 100 inches has s
been procured by making several cutt
-Agricultrist. ~.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-12-26
RECEIPT FOR CURING MEAT

RECEIPT FOR CURING MEAT S
tor of the Germantown telegraph
following as his receipt for curing
To one gallon of water take one Is
half pounds of salt, one-half poun
one-half ounce of saltpetre and
ounce ofpotash. In this ratio the
can be increased to any quantity n
Let these be boiled together untile
dirt from the sugar rises to the top
skinned off. Then throw into a
cool, and when cold pour it over yot
or pork, to remain the usual tim
four or five weeks. The meat must |
covered with pickle, and should not
down for at least two days after k
during which time it should be 81
sprinkled with powdered saltpeter,
removes all the surface blood, Co.
the meat fresh and clean. Some
ing the pickle, and find it to ans
though the operation of boilif
the pickle by throwing off the ,ay
to be found in salt and sugar.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-12-26

LleG on CATTLE AND CoLTs.-A CORES.
pondent from NashwaakSss hands the CoLo.
mast Farmer Canada, sip I'VE nIassfrssullnS N,
used used in that locality, E,oe Qlinr 1ono
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-12-26

One from new year till December,
Always keeps his bow well strung,
Though he's not the junior member,
Yet they always call him YOUNG.
One a bold and jealous marcbef,
To the top he's bound to rise,
He has more than one trained Archer
To contend with for the prize.
Another able, shrewd practitioner,
Kind to each friend he may meet,
Though he's not town commissioner,
He takes good care of one STREET..
Another who is on fortune bent,
In the bonus mortgage line,
He stoutly urges ten per cent,
But has been known to deal ut nine.
One noted for his humorous ways,
For his sayings are so queer,
I will have to use a borrowed phrase,)
He's 4 "bully huctioneer.
Then there are others, short aad tail,
Pressing on to fame's front column.
To discuss the merits of them all
I'd have to write out volume.
The doctors here can put you through
With their lances and their pills,
Then in about year or two
They'll bleed you with long bills.
Jur preachers every Sabbath day,
With good profit may be heard,
Dcscanting on the narrow way,
And in the true faith "preach tie word,
= , y y y
If there are any firms omitted here,
They're not with intention sighted,
But in looking out so very far,
They've been rather investigated.
And those who may think their notice poor
hope they'll not think lis rude,
Sometime perhaps we may write more,
But we must now conclude
With this advice, which bear in mind,
From September till October,
Now leave no unpaid bills behind,
And be sure to 90 home sober.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-12-26
To KEEP SAUSAGE MEAT.-Ask

To KEEP SAUSAGE MEAT-Ast
convenient after making sausagel, c,+
slices or make in cakes and fry tin
Take stone jar, place your cakes CHI
in the jar and pour over the fryingl
not sufficient to cover to the depth o
inches when done, use fresh lard.
the sausage in cold place. When waiiS
ed for use, remove the lard, take out what
you want and return the lard to keep the
air from what remains-> This will keep tin
August.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-12-26
THE EGIS & INTELLIGENCER.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
F. w. B A K E r.
Terms-$I so a Year, in Advance,
Otherwise $2.OO Will be charged

TRANsIBNT ADVERTISEMENT Square, two nser
ons, S10D. Each subsequent insertion, rs cents Lon
ger advertisements in the same proportion. space
equal to six lines makes a square.
aS- Yearly advertisements at special rates
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-12-26

"a Il IL
and arranged tho proceeds among is y
selves. 1t is estimated that each CT
zed about $40--ths for new enl
and one in which none interested 81
experience, was considered very sa
ry. The present season Mr.. Brow .g
the milk at l 1-G cents per pound,
about 1900 pounds at the highep
severe drought by burning up the pk &
interfered very materially with the
for some time; each patron, it is casio sdl ets,
will realize per cow, about $50 besides
having the milk of Saturday night and
Sunday morning-none being received on
Sunday. We learn that Mr.. B. make
Cheese, Butter and Ice Cream, as may suit
his convenience or pay best. Cheese sells
at from II to IA cents per pound, and it
requires about 0 "a pounds of milk to
make pound of cheese. Butter paws
about the same--Ice cream pays better, but
how much, is the prorrietor's secret. In
addition to the above, the buttermilk, {
whey, Sc, fed to pigs, pays something to-
wards the outside expenses, no other feed
being required to raise shoats through esEsss
summer
The cost Of erecting the buildings, ~sup-
plying fixtures for cheesemaking, churns, /
ice cream freezers, &C., is estimated att
at about $2,000-water is supplied the es- 4
Enlistment from we'll by Telegraphs
pump.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1873-12-26

TIE IL q.
Factory ~.
interest,
our own
one in evN
The Ri4
near the e
northern pas
delphia anEI
was starteCi
VIM. Brown.
for a new eN
cd for the pV
stories high4
which is 25 X
for that purN
The first !
maker was I;
manufacture,
x,o,,n1 4lo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-04
Ginlabun9
Nj, bic 9at9olifen ner Der. Staaten fi9 hsnt
Better Glaber.8 erein aujuit Iteben.

Dieter eble unb bSAf ridttse geretn fol-
Is n1Ssli4 MAIDEN, ben fattcliiden Reserr
In ben Ser. @taaten ~ Saulen unb 8trde
gu ssrbelfsn, unb ben @dtern Der Gonsresa'
ton tes III. SoIepb bet3ufeten, he fur bereA
Se1enbetl fcrsen. Dies sef9tebt babur&,
bag man einsn Sbaler an bic Dtreftion tes
gereins etnienbet. .Dur@ btefe tleine @abe
tpirb MAI. fur INNER Elm Mttslteb befelben.
Der fl. gater BAT bteier gersin bur9 Elm
etsenes Brese beftdttst unb NIT Sielsn u.s.
ld1en beret4ert, Defenders nit eineut Sol,
tomuenen Mblab In bn Sterbefunbe.-
neterties tpirb w09entli@ cine Fl. @efe
fur bic Iebenbert uub nerforbenen geretns'
slieter unb terenTau1ilten selsfen unb greet
nal bss 9ases ron ben Neserftnbern fur
(tlbe sebetst. 8attoltfen BON Mu1erttu,
l<ebt eu9 tisleu1 gerstne an unb ftnbet
bic tletne Gabe gnstrtueilt an Very Rev. F
Otto Jair, Vicar General and Pastor of st.
Johns German Catholic Church, Green
Street, Cincinnati pber an bic Office bes
@abrtettsfreunbes, Der bic Senbuns betd'
tist.
S. +. @entaser
NtfTundr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-04

pcn ttr aussewlblten Stea. 81 bauen unb
3mar aus rem @runbe, neil ber GcnsrsB
ben &rtessmintaer ern,d&ttst BAL, bic 1e'
bert,ldunssfste 3u bsfimmsn.
Hanbmorb. @n porisen Wcntag Mbenb
fel In Manitcpoe Der gu9'9dnbler
q. %. Tedtsr NaubmDrtern gum Spfer.
5srr Ss&ter beabfdtiste tnG,efetf4aft meb<
rer ietnsr Mitturser CUR Satr mad
@ilwautee% abjuretien, UNI slei&,eitts Gtn>
fdufe fur isin pielfeittses @sfGdft gu ma<
den. @usenseusen fasen, baB er Don elmer
tebeutenben @%elbiun,rae fprad,: bic ct am
Montas Mtenb In feineu, gsEs bate. @m
Morsen fanb tbn feline Srau blu
tend, be'pu6ttos tn fetnem Store NIT einse.
S&dbsl. tGbt!ta ssrlsst. @au5>
tatten ben Mrslofen ntetersef4laaen
unb tas @elo seraubt. Der MSrber fei
perbaftet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-04

MnS Gbieago beridtete man am Sort8en
Samaas fplsenbss lber bic 8unt>&rtFs:
Die @elb(perre bauert fort. @eRern fen'
ten bier folsenbe 8anten einRweilen tire
gaar;ab(unsen Elm: Union Naticna1banf,
Manufacturers Natipnalbanf, Gpot @punty
Matipnalbanf, @sepnb Mattonal>9anf, Na'
ticnal Bant Of Commerce. Die 86rie Be-
Ia1cb ssRern Mtttas, bab pabreab ber@slb'
iperre nus fur baar sefauft unb u~ertautt per>
ben fo1.
Iolsenbe Banfsn oedt:n t9re 8ilan3en
int Clearinghouse: Ttrf Maticnal 8ant
Sbirb Rational 8ant; Tpurtb Nattonal
8anf; Mer9ants Rational 8anf; Ncrt9'
speRern Nationa1 8anf; Me9anies Natto'
nal 8anf; Commercial Mational 81nf ;
GitY Mattonal 8ant; Mer4ant's @apinss,
epan uno Srut Company; Corn Grdanse
Naticna1 9 anf Trabers Matipnal gaaf
Cunt, Yrelon u. &ean; 9tberntan 8an<
ting Mdoeiattun; S. 81. M6ft; Central
Natipna1 8ant Mationat 8anf Of Sat'
npis ; @rairte State eoan unb Sruf Cont
panY German Nattonal 8ant; 8ant #
sMontreal; International 8anf; Mattonal
9tbe unb 2eatber 8anf; linton Sruf Com
panY State Savings Snfituttpn.
Die Dirsftpren Der German Natipnal
gant baben fi@ fulttariia perpFiatet fur
tore Deppitoren unb &unben.
Die Dtreftpren Der Union Natienal8an t
seripreden nit ibrsm 9ripatpernDsen fir
Bic ei6srtett tbrer Derpftrrsn unb &unben
etnsu0eben. ennt, @teapn unb Sean mel
ben, bas tbre 3wetsbanf tn Detroit bsute
uieber aussusablea besinnt.
New yOrf, 26. Sept. @pto lalps 81
ia.
Die @ftien>SOrie TT sslGto6sn, tire @te'
bererSFnuns wirb "a @tunten porter anse'
flnbtat.
@cuss uab Stacey inb bereit, fpssisa'
Desoften auf reue&e9nuns su nebmen uni
bieielben CUR 3sbluns son 8ant Mnmsiiur
gen gu serpeaben ; ibre ausReb,nben Mn
1etben. poaen ie mOslt9f f@ns1 eo1lsettrer
unb i9re @ertbpapiere s.rilbern. uut alma
Zig tire alte sdulb su tilsen.
Snbianasplis. Die oGositrten 9anfe,
bef4lcfen fur 3pet Sage ibre 8aar,ablun'
gen in srsssrn 8etrdsen e%in3uRenen.
So1sbo. 8raus unb Smttb fantrten mad
8antidlub In So1se mibsladter @runtbefs
fpeeulatipnen.
ct. 2outs. Die @parbanten satlen 20,
benz l. November ni9t aus.
@afbtnston. SAINT. @af9instpn untGr
f9lp fen teute ibr 8antlpTal.
Die tsfttsasaufresuns berrfate se0ern i
alien &retien unirer Stabt. @ie Elm qaui
feuer tatten fi4 am frabsn Morsen f&on bi
ubertrietenfen @erl9te aber bic GAM
Statt Serbrettet unb wursen Dol, ben anal
It'd aufeeresten @ematbern ais sertrtef
@atrbett aufsenpmutsn. Cine rutisestd
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-04
Die tleintn SMweHcrn her Mrmsu.

~ >bSsWsW ~uyVSPS$N ~
@abrtettsirsunb f11ettt: llntcr Zen tat9o
liidsn @obltbdtistsits> AnFalten leifen pf'
ne j3meifel bic ,oittte 5ifers Of tie 9oor'
in uni:rer ,3Dntstn tes @eRens' Muesror
eentli&es. gereits Dor mebreren Menatsr
taben mir alber ZEN 3wed Der S4wefern BEL
Mrmen. beren Mufsabe 1T, alte perlaRen'
unb turftise Trauen unb Nanner unent
aeltli9 su perpFssen, su tleteen unb su BE-
berberaen, bert9tet. SIN Der BON ben flet'
men @&wsaern berslrmen semtetbeten @ot'
nuns an Der God Strabe, swti4en &tlscu,
unb Baum, Stra6e, beinben i& Jest an &c
arn,e unb perlaGene @erfonen beiberlet &C.
fdledts int glitter Don 60 Bis 80 Sabren
rporurter li9 ptele Deutfae b%sfaben, wel1e.
ba fe ubne MnsebSrtse pber bartber3is Don
g%errpanbten YerlaGen iinb, Don ben @1we'
fern mabiau, uun @aus su @aus erbettelten
@aben erndbrt unb a~sfletbet me,ben mdhen.
Mbseleben pon Der a1tdsttGen Gorge, btele
src6e 3abl Der armen unb bulfsbeburftisen
Mlten NIT tem nDtbtsen 2etensuntsr9alte 3u
perIeben, baben bic SGwefsrn nod bic
srpBe 2aa, fur bic beenete @otnuns etne
fGwere Mietbe auf1ubrinsen. IS TT btes
wabrli9 etne barte @ufeabe, unb bsD9alb
loaten aIe etelbentsneen% enlhsn baraui BE-
taat ftin, ben ueittle Si1ers Of tbe @ocr"
ibre lhwere gurre erletatern 81 belFen unb
tarnab tra1tsn, boS fur bic arman unb
YerlaGenen often cine palsnpe une aeiunte
9eimat9 er!anst treroe, NORM oieQeiGt mad
Sabren mante jsst mod .aftse uno per-
mSsltGe Yerion FROZEN unb bestsren Stnnes
itre lesten 2sbsnstase befdlte5en fam.
Gin SrauoRiftnmss, Ierind in Der ct.
MISUNDERSTANDING I'M @ef Gnoe au Gtnetn'
natl murbe slidliaer @etie bur4 ben
to&w. Yfarrer 8. ubltns aeitis senus ent>
bedt unb babur@ etn srpbes nn9lad perbl>
tet. DIS ndualt9 In Der Ma&t pom Mttt'
mod auf Dpnnerfas bic an Der Carr unb
ant Mussanse ber 7. Strabe beinbli&e &cs
btnions 8or.Tabrtt, wel&e nate ber Stride
selesen 1T, In Tlamu1en fanb, suo1te aud
gater ubltns our S%runbfdtte seben. Chen
bate ct bic 9bIre bes Y;arrtauies seSfnet;
ale er fofcrt bic nabe beFnblt&e Ssttentbar
Der STRIDE trennsnb fab unb natarlt& au'
senbltdli& Infalten traf, bas Teuer 3u To-
f&em. Ma& senausr l1ntrfu&uns battsn
bic ODER Der 8ranbaifter: untex in ber 1ta>
Re Elm God sema&t, bu.& b~asislte getro'
leum ODER Gooloil sseuGen unb badelte an
ge3Inbet. @dre btefe Gntb edung fpater &C.
nna9t spprben, bann warbe fi4erlt4 bic
i95ne STRIDE Elm @aub Der Tlamu,en g.
fetn. Set &~uettsrer unterfa9ung
fanb man aud, bag an Der Etlre Der ct.
@~ntonius> Gale, bic i4 int 9aiement Ter
8tr4e befnbet, @eriu&e sema4t mcrbf1
tparen, bteielbe au erbre@en. Nan sern,u-
ttet, baB bteler 8ranbfiftunssperfu4 BON
.sebunssnen eeuteu po1fabrt wurbe, I'm. bas
@runtetsenttuut fur sepiGe 3wede btats au
.erlansen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-04
SMdertii9.
Giufeolcr &ale,.oer

fir bas Sabr 1874. Sur Mmerifa Der 81.
Sabrsans. Gtniebeln, Nep yorf unb.. Gtns
ciaaati, @fbraber 8en,tser.
Die1sr in 70 rielen taulenb bsutl9en Ta.
mi!ien einsebursfrte @ausfrsunb erf9eint
iar ben neuen S~atrsans i'm nsuen@ewanse.
Der llmf&tas brtast in bubf9en 3etdnun-
gen cine Derfenun9 bes tpeltteritmten
@a1f1trtsortes Marta Gtniebeln ppn lei>
ner GntRebuns Bis our 0esenwart.
Der Snbalt bes &alenbers umfast IS eel
ten unb brinDt Qeieaof unb 9ilber in sr6b'
ter Manntsfalti9fett. Dem Galenbarium
folst Elm @ersetantb Der fatboltfGen @terar.
die tn ben Ser. @taaten, forpte Der &esen.
ten unb Ma&tpertdltnt6e Der eiptliiirten
Staaten. Damn aberrafdt ben 2eier etn
erobes Dpprelbtlb Der CONNER int 2eben
Der Natur unb Der Sou1rter int Qeben Der
Stride, NIT pafenper G%rfldruns; bterauf
bas Bib bes Dor etnt8sn Mpnaten n~erfor.
tenen todw. P. @an Mcrel, NIT 2ebensse.
f&t&te; ferner cine ereretfenbe Gr3deluns :
Das leSte Wort Der Mutter, NIT 8tlberr.
Gs wirte ~ nett fatren, BIER ben asfamm>
ten Snbalt tes Ralenters auf,usdblen, Der
eeier raGse f& ielbft baspn iter3eusen, tn.
benz er bic sielen Mrtttel tbstls ernter, ttetls
unterbaltenber Irt se3tert NIT elmer Mense
Btlter, tur9mufert, urb ban,1 ben 4alenbtr
fiber germ bebdlt.
Sur btefts 2anb son befonteren1 Snterefe
fnb sei4i&tlt&e Irtttel unb @bbilbunsen
Der Mbtet ct @etnrab, Spencer Co., Snt.,
bes Seminars pom IL. Scarf 8orrcmdus ~
Oserbroot Bel philadelphia unb bes tatbolt>
fden @roteetcrats (S&usbaufes) tn New
gorf. @u& cine Sertletnerte Mbbtltuns Der
T~arbenbrud. Yrdmte CUR <en unb 3suen
@elt fur 1874 1T ben, &alenber b%eiseseben.
Ne8ensbnr9er marten:&alen=
fir 1874. ST.. @u1et in 9isw yort unb
Cincinnati. 8. S%abreang.
Mu1 biefer 8alenber bat fb BET ben
beutiaen 3atboltfen btefts eanbes felt SAB
rem etnseblrsert unb Der p%prltesente neue
Sabrsans aet&net i& DOT ben fra9ern burd
&et&baltisfeit bes Snbaltes unb Der Stu.
fratiunen vo.t1eil9aft aus. Sn.3wet srobtr
Blbern linb Ter 81. @loifus unb bic 81. @s.
mes barsedeat, in siuena anbsrn bie Grf9ei>
hung tes fl. Settles ju @Fnsfen; ferner
Mbbilbunsen Der f4weiser 8tiaOfe @ermil.
lob unb aa9at, bic @rptte Il. 8. ST.. Don
2ourbes; 2ebensseiat&te BON bp&w. P. Ds
emit; GrSd6luassn uns antere Mrtifel
uerfdsbenen Sabaltes, NIT sablrsiden @t>
b~tlbunsen.
Ne Ndberes uber Bic &a=
lcnber
fnbet man In ben @sfddfts.M n,etsen ron
9~en3tser Brothers unb Nte. 9 u.
res auf Der f~ebtntsn Sette.
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY,
Setoberbeft, 1873. S. 6. Yeters, Nsw yort
SO per Sabr, 80 cts. per Self.
Gntbdlt In ~elesanter @usRattuns cine In
ters6ante Muspab1 ueuer Gpmpofttonsn ron
%. =. Says, S. 6. Stewart, ST. 6. @ratt,
s. 9. Danfs, S. 9armtstoun, s. @rote, s..
&infel unb 6. .. Cation, tpobet Der @efans
Farf Sertreten 1T. Dtefes neue Peft 1ettet
,pieber ben 8etpeis, bab btegerlasebanblunB
fortwdtrenb bsnaabl IL, be @npri@e bes
mNltltebenbsn Yublttuu.s auf's Bette III Be.
friphinen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-04

81. 0onis. Inter cen 8anfea bat beute
9ier @ube eeberriat. @ae toncrirenG9eds,
nit @adii9t auf ben ssfabten 8eidlub, unb
Sebermann f9stnt bau,tt sufrteben su fetn.
Die Sttmmuug an BET gDrie TT befsr unb
bic greiie fir @rrbutte feisen. Der &C.
fdditsyertsbr 1T 1sbeaftsr unb bic aasen.sine
Stiuu,uns 1T boTaunssuoasr.
Ga GroIle. Das gunbestrsisseriat er>
lief etn @erbot sesen cen 8au elmer Mtifi'
fppibrlde feitens ber Mtlwaufee ct. Yaul<
abn an ben BON lester btesu a~ussspabltsr
Ste1s. Das Milwautse Banner" fasi
tterlbsr: B~sfanntltd beabi&ttste Bic @tt'
tpautes>s ct. Yaul>8 abnsetai&aft, ben Nif'
fi1ippt oberta1b Ga Grcfe III lterbradsn.
Die @tatt Ga gruFe .uebrte fi& sesen bic
ausfubruns tes Sroisttes, tnbsu, fe GEL
tenb maGte, bag butur& t6re SntsreRen ale
@antslsplas sefdtrtet uartrn. Die Stabl
befst an loren. Mitbarser. ben. @ousernsu'
@aftburt einen md4ttsen gsrbanbsteu uni
erptrtte ant s%ersanssuen Sau,fas tai Bun'
bel .9reisseriat 3u Ga GrrGt etnenGtnbalts
bef.b1, 1aut pel&eus Der s%enannten Babn'
selsni9aft untsrfast wirb. tie gridt an be-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-14
HostOn Market.


WEDSEsDAT March Il.
FLOUR-The Flour market has been quite dull
the past week and prices continue to rule in favor
OF buyers, although no material change has taken
place We quote Western superine al ; T5a6 p =.
common extras at S7d7 25 Milwaukee and Mime
sofa extras at s. d9 p including choice Ia kers'
| brands; White wheats Ohio. Indiana and Niehigan
at 8 % "a 10 Illinois at = 50aI0 80 and ST. Louis
! Michigan and Illinois brands. New Process Spring
wheat extras have been selling at 81 a "a & bbl.
mostly al the lower figures Ia Corn Meal les at
| 50 37l as 30.
GRAlN-rhe market for Corn remains about the
same, vi IN steady demand. The sales have been
al l5Gl &c for Western and southern yellow and -
/ ? l5c for Western mixed. Oats are plenty and dull
particularly low grades. Good white are scarce.
| We quote brown and white at isG59c v bushel, as
u quality, and hrm at the close. In Rye the sales
have been small at 9jc0$l p bush Shorts and Feed
are dull and prices lower The sales have been 1t
sE}d2i for shorts and feed Nnddliug- are quiet
| ahd prices n0mnally S2i925 p ton
| PROflSlONS.-The market for Pork is very firm,
/ with good demand. and prices Of prime and mess
have advanced sc Y Dbl The sales have been at
| sl2 80 a sl3 for prime SIG a SO 80 for mess and
81 N 10 for clear. Beef ranges from sl2 u a for
mess and extra mess and SIS 80 a II for family.
Lard has been in demand with sales at ST a eic for
! city and Western Smoked Hams are firm. with
| sales at li a si3c Y II. 10 quality and fancy
western ia bags at Ice = H.. Hogs have been In
demand at 81 a &C y n, and car o. choice. aver
/ age 900 rs each, at 6ic E n.
! PRODUCE.-There has been a better demand fer
Butter and choice quality continues To C mmand
full prices. The sales have been at Is a 4Oc f5r
choice New FORK and Vermont, including selected
lots and common TO good from Is a BE 2 70 as to
quality. The stock Of Cheese continues quite su1a 4
and full prices have been realized. The sales have
been AZ 10 z lie FOR factory and Il n Ice for COM
mon and prime dairies. White Beans arc in m0der-
ate demand, with sales at s. ~ a s2-5 for mediums.
and s. - "a 3 50 for extra Pea and yellow Ewes.
! Eggs eased Of 70 % q Bic p dozen. Potatoes are
nrmer and have been selling at ~ a soc 2 bushel.
In Onions considerable advance has taken place,
with sales al 3 ID q 81 Y Dbl. Sales % Turkeys
and Chickens AZ IS a l9c and fresh killed at = "a
/ 54c p b.
! NOOL-There has not been much activity 10
notice IN the WOOL market, out prices are steady at
the recent decline and tine heeces have heen more
/ sought after. The sales include 10000 h Ohio
and Penney vana heeces az 81 a SIZE; 5000 tbs
Western, Mich gan and New Hampshire at 5Od624c
10000 rs super and pulled at IL a Sac but 81 q
[ CSC are now extreme prices for good Eastern super
I and y 500 tbs tub al 55G-uc 5nll rs unwashed
/ med UNI fleece "a; f1ai3c -,1n % unwashed comb
l lus ~ Jlc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-14

Debility opens the door to disease. Spr Is this all.
When the door has been opened and the terrible in
truder has entered ply seal prostraton renders its
progress to the citadel OF life comparatively easy
Therefore bar the door. and if possible keep it
barred or il the enemy has already secured a foot
hold, rally the strength or the system and assist
nature to drive cut the foe Of health and life. The
means o. dc.n- this Is within every mans reach.
Brace up The physique With ncstetter's stomach
Btters when there are elements IN the air you
breathe OF the water ysa drink that are morbid and
unwholesome This Is barring the door. Epidemics
and ondencs will assal in vain the living foFtruss
that is thus protected. 1t may laugh a sigh to
scornr But j.. the precautionary measure has been
neglected the seeds OF disease can be elected by the
same potent vegetable agent that would, if taken
earlier, have prevented their obtaining entrance
into the system. The stimulating iuyi.oratins
regulating and purifying properties Of this vital
elixir render il a most formidable antagonist Of all
facilitating disorders. The rapidly and certainty
with which it vanqushes fever and ague, rheuma-
| tism, bilious collie. Indigestion and nervous CON-
plants is due in no small degree to the strength i
| impart, TO the muscular fibre, the nerves and the
membranes which line the stomach and the bowels
1t may be safely said that course Of the Bitter'
commenced now will be a sure protection against
most OF the complaints Incident to the season.