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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-02-04
mr. c0WLEY ANENDMENT.

In the discussion on the consideration Of
the State Debt IN the Senate on Thursday
Mr.. Cowles offered an amendment provid~
ing that the act shall not 60 into effect la-
ill ratified BY majority ofthc votes Of the
qualified voters Of the State.
I lie amendment was adopted by vote
Of 26 ayes to l6 nays.
We protest against such Legislation as
too timid as an unmanly effort TO shirk res
possibility. aud throw the burden Of deci-
sion upon other shoulders.
We hope the House, when this bill comes
before il. will strike out the amendment
The question must be settled now, ia some
way. and that definitely. II cannot be
evadod, postponed, or transferred. Il has
long enough stood in the way Of nogress,
an obstacle to all farther advance, or inn
provement;a terror. and reproach. out
which, whatever be the consequence, must
be adjusted now.
The people have entrusted their repre-
sentatives With l.. They have delegated
to them unlimited powers. These repre-
sentatiyes must DO their duty. even iit the
sacrifice Of their political existence, should
that b the penalty Of their action. But
net they must. This question must not be
carried back Into the campaign, and be-
come again an open question.
We DO not diStrust the people, and IL it
we're an original question, would not hesi-
tate to trust them with its solution. But
they were supposed to have selected their
wisest men to aes for them. II is certain
that measures Of this kind can be more rea-
Oily discussed and decided ia the narrow
forum ofthe Legislature, thanon the limitless
hustings Of the whole State. Information
Of all kinds, statistics, reports Of officials.
correspondence with the bond holders. all
are attainaLle by the legislature. They
could not be had on the stump.
The Legislature must be the place for the
final decision Of the subject.
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Dark stcmming 600 to 800
: Wrappers s.50to 1875
DANvILLE 3lst.
Legs Common, 2,3otc 400
Il Good AGO to G. 90
Leaf Compioa so to 100
!. Good to fine 5000 1900
Fine Wrappers 3I.00
DURHAM. Market has opened ne
lively. and business is brisk We cannot
give quotations. but hare made arrange
ments by which we will hereafter give
full and reliable weekly report,
IlILLsBoRo. Gales resumed last week
and sales made as follows.
Common Lugs. 2'50to 400
Good 400 to GOO
Leaf Common 400 to 6 90
No good leafor wrappers in the mar
ket.
C0TT0N.-During the last week has
ruled very dull. with some decline in
prices. Receipts at all the ports continue
unexpectedly large, and II is now rendered
certain that the cropof 1873 will exceed
1000. 900 bales. We quote: Raleigh.
Jan. slst, Low Middlings Isl to lsS,
Wilmington. Cotton nominal. on q basis
Of Is Cor Middling.
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pillsbnlaugh 9srarnsr.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 4, 1874,
MR.. NORWOOD.


We have so little space to devote to The
debates in the Legislature. that we are IN.
able to keep our readers as well informed
as We would wish.
w. transfer TO our columns a portion Of
the discussion on the State debt on the 2sth,
aud also card Of Mr.. Norwood which we
End in the Sentinel.
We think it due to Mr.. Norwood that
his true position in regard to bis proposition
to pay ten cents on the dollar on the Spc-
cial tax bonds should be understood.
1t is well known that some Of those
lords we're sold, and the proceeds legiti-
mately applied, Andy Jones for instance
sold So of these bonds issued to the Wes-
tern r. II. the proceeds Of which we're APP
piled 20 the wants Of that road. A consi-
derable amount was received from G. W.
Swepson out Of the proceeds Of bonds issu-
ed for the w N. q. r.. r. which was ap-
piled to pay contractors. work, &c. And
other amounts we're received cut Of the sale
Of these special tax bonds Of which the
works for which they we're authorized had
the benefit. It is to cover these sums, that
Mr.. Norwood proposed to pay the above
amount Of ten cents on the dollar.
Mr.. N. would discriminate between q
recognition of the special tax bonds as a
class. and the recognition Of such as had a
bona tiie application.
From the Senate proceedings Of 18th
inst.
Mr.. Merrimon addressed the Senate. He
thought the proposition Of the Senator from
Orange very extraordinary coming from .
conservative. 1t was breaking faith Will
the people. lie appea,ed to bin to with.
draw it. He considered itdangerous. The
party had always maintained the special
tax bonds as void. We believed it was the
duty Of this legislature to put the seal o.
condemnation upon the acts Of the legisla-
ture of 1868.
Mr.. Humphrey replied. lie favored The
resolution.
Mr. Norwood addressed the Senate,
The vote was then taken on the Grst a
mendment Of Mr. Norwood. II did no
prevail-ayes Q, nays 20.
The second amendment Of Dir. Norwood
was lost. =
Mr.. Norwood introduced the following
amendments:
1. Add to the end Of section 4 the fol
lowing: for the s1i. 4O7. 900 special ia,
binds. as reported by the Treasurer to tn
present session Of the Legislature. with al
accrued interest on the same, ten cents d
the dollar. wiih0ut fnteRdiaJ b GclnOsrl
edge ae validity Of said bonds.
2. At the end Of line 0, section 6, inser
the following:
Resolved. That no such exchange 0
bonds shall take place. until at least ma
jority in amount Of the class of bonds IN
der this act to which the bonds offered 4
The Treasurer for exchange belongs. shall
have agreed to accept the terms offered il
the aet.'
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offended against party law inthis matter, as
Mr.. Merrimon charges upon me, humbly
beg pardon. In my simplicity it did not
occur to me that wc we're fixing plank IN
i party platform. Perhaps my esteemed
friend attic moment supposed himsclftcb be
in party csucus.
JOHN W. NORWOOD.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court 4th Dec. 1871.
James Williams, Order Of

~
Superior Court 4th Dec. 1871.
James Williams, Order Of
0gaiast Publication.
Charles Williams Il others.
UPON reading and filing Of the Conn
plaint in this case and il appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the Court that Charles Will
iinms, Person w. Wells aud Polly tilenn,
Jefferson Williams and Bryan Williams
are non-resi,ients Of the State.
III Il therefore ordered that publication
be made Ia the "Hillsbofo Recorder d
Newspaper published Ia the town OF III Ills
horn, for six successive weeks. notifying
the said Charles Williams, Person " wiz
lians Polly Glenn, jefferson Williams and
Bryan Williams 10 be and appear before
the Clerk ofthe Superior Court Of Orange
County, within that time TO ulead. answer
or demnr TO the complaint whichis filed
In the clerks office, or the Plaintiff will
apply 10 the court for the relief demanded
in said complaint.
Witness GEoRGE LAWS. Clerk Superior
Court 0ronge County, at Office In Hlllsbo-
boro.
GEORGE LAWS. Clerk,
Dec 10th price a,l. SO. Superior Court.
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a NEW BOOK.

ID tISBFE'S North Carolina Justice and Form
Id Hook nav III PRES. and viii De ready Tor
delivery anil -s'ie Feh. III 1854.
Prize llalTbsunh Shccp hack & muslin sldes satO
Full law sherp1y'r, e -
Sert by mail on rwripf ~ price. Send IN your
orders. JAsIl ENNIS. Publisher.
Jan 9Th I'm. lialrigh.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Erv roRx April 2s-Bnvzs-so receipts and nothing 10 The
ysrds from yesterdays offering most dssgecsbe storm Of rain and
prevented the usual trsde dressed beef and commission statesmen
In Washington Market long faces
200 head mainly STATE veas 70 good
the bape light Poorest bei
ranged nom &C. 70 &c ~ Hume Elliott sold - ordinary STATE
calves Us average; At &c per b and do ~, z % At &c
who failed stock YESTERDAY gd 20
take few sheep dav pce Asket Hume kott sold -
fair unshon Ohio sheep 90 o. ~ 81 clipped
culis 76ib 20. and u clipped yearings 20 u at Sc
RvfSERcceps a 40 F0ftsths, rs 333O loTt
bakers dozen Of Light Ohio pigs 81 % sold al d
PEI ~ No other I've hogs on sale Dressed hogs we're easier al IA"
724> per u.
BUFFALO, Anil 29-CArTLR-RseeDts TO-DAY including Al
IL SO hea making the supply The week thus
Tar 4675 337 last
pnces lac Eastern bure holding ont Of the market
trade confined exclusively country dealers aud local butchers and
Illinois rangug 1000 l276 ~ AZ - 900 90 70
head Missouri from ll55 20 97 u, at - 81 "a
% State stilers Averaging 96l ID, az 81 go
LANBsRecepts thus ibis week 1000 hesd agnst
5000 for the tine week the hxh The market
active lac advance al grades sales go head Mclgn sad
Ohio wooed sheep ranging from q to VI 10 az %
14lG head OHIO clipped sheep, ranging hom 10 to 1OU ID at
Recent, TO-DAY including reported sri7al. 800 head
for thus far $4,000 head .ganst
for last The slow a.
s. 30GS5 30 Workers; 20 6jds5 80 FOR heavy hogL
PHIADEIPHIA 2s-BgsY-Marke dull unchanged.
although closing the higher grades Of cattle most
in demand Choice sold for a fair to good oA2Go &c. anu com
mon, l9d5ltc. Receipts, 100 $50 .
sHEEP-Marke active supply large and quickly dis
posed ga Be- good 1Site
6d7c choice CLIPPED 60l sr 70 good OA2ab com
mon, 5a5lsc. Receipts, 1000. - -
unchanged cornd sold FOR - 100
So and sopd Tor as 25dSs 90 2 100 D. net Receipts 54OO
WArHRrowS Aur 2s-BEKY CArTLB-ReciptS % heaii
stock tight prc-s L. = lower Of Market Beef ~ - 9O@
50 10 fr 5OaSy for B 81 5OdSs for Frst Quail
<6GS1 Tor Second Quality and fjppj 70 for Third Qa4y
LlHBsRecebts $40 head; lac higher sass
In lots al SiG$J % each; EItr, S6gS5 70.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LovDoS Ami 2s123O m-Tbe for AZ the Stock
Exchange United States Five
1867. Railway shares 32
April 2S-Unod States FyeTWeHy bonds 80 d for
the Issue o. 1867.
LIvEHP6oI Aur 2s-12:3O m-The Cotton market quster
sales 10000 bales ucuug 1000 for export ana specaaion %
the basis q Md1ng Upands nothing below Good Ordinary shipped
March At l8d do d. deliverable Ap at SO DO do qrny
cradle June and July s13 nothing below Low Miing deT
cradle ApT II 5l64 The receipts Of Wheat for The M three days
been 90 600 quarers Of which $4,000 American.
LONDON. April 2s-2 m.-Erie Railway shares 33.
LIvERPOOL Apul ZS2 mOi The Cotton sales to-day IbOO
the basis q hddng Upand nothing
MdinE deliverable June july al Il6ii sales the
diddng Orleans, nothing Los Mldng deye rabe
Nav June 9-l6d Breldufsrhe market que. Wheat
lgGGl2 y California White; II lOHl3I for
Club do 1lsUIZ Red Western Spring Peas, AZ
quarter vnadan Beef so fierce. PORK, So q Dbl FOR
New Ness
LoyD0N April $3.50 m.-The Of bullion Withdrawn
from Bank England balance to-day Is &lO5OOO Ene
Railway 322 Pans dispatches quote Rentes a 5SL Soc
Loyn0y Apul 2sJ mC0nsols. 92ssG92s4 for money Nud
the account Railway shares 3-dj2si DO Preferred, OH
LIvEEPo1I Apn Zs-5 p. Cotton the basis Of
Ndng Uplpd soiuq below Good Ordinary. lhuped March,
7.l6i The Yarns and Fabrics Manchester steady
Lard 4ji6 q .. %.
IoyDoS Aon 2e-Bcfnel Petroleum, 124l2isd. 2 galon
LONDON, April ZS6:3O mFars dispatches quote hentes a.
59l zoe -.-....-
LovDov April 29-G30 p n.--Tilov 80. 313s 6 2 cwt.
LoyDoy. Apr 2s-Eveulg OIL &-3 81 2 ton spirits
Tupeuline, 80 = cwt 800.
LiyEnPooL Apnl 2s-Eveuinr.-Common Rosin, 6I6 eFt
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lA.-, Yellow Pine Il quiet ,, snd
, ~ NJ eastern spruce and Pins

re-, a, s OF the eeusr Rsp spruce and Pns
ls easier; s&les OF hessN"~ -
.su,et; supply fair .,.. sl limited spo me
-, eldy asures Pc "a 81 sithout
2Se New obestna sauaw
1Ate ~ I4 A.. & RTer, Al S5c bronze and e I'm h
80 an reo~ bOlIs a. SOo nst BSntOn AZ
rsI, Coitnes $50 1889 30; sDd Of 1000
So. a. SIS Ps au and pes arc "a About 100
e.~r onoie! namiuelT At 62dO'5 eos-
n.st'e ~e soli o. l6a6iss gold ~ iss less
r. I'd So Ffpe AM De- AM Ians s,5 pom,Ba;
Spelter - ipse
Ss5esa moderate johsps , SSr remain
So c,rrprv Pig IN Is sought after oat - pcsD.I
g, S on 10 tons 2l y fef and f. ana - - .rset A,
.r-re 81 rood demand AZ As
as - 81, - s we hear u Other me'
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voruv April 29-Clitou frmi Mlddlng lie; Low Milling
1GI Coed ORDINARY receipts sou oes exports c"Ah
- OOt bales. sales. 4Uu bale. stock 325B9 bales
Ami 2s-CottlDDemana goo offerings hight Adhns
1gl,c. net eos pts 23s hales.yseles S5l baies
pgttADgLPHA Ami 2s lotion queii MIllng, 1l4el,ci
Good Origa IL -; receipts 10 bales gross recpt' ZD' 9.es
orfs Ami cotton STEADY and unchanged hlaHns - si
recepts 422 shipments IFS bales sales ~ 9,is -
sTox Ap1l 2s-Cetion quiet Mddns, II ~ net receipts
-. rrss recruits Os6 70 Great Britain 80
ises. sales. 200 hales; si0cA. bUOJ bales .-.-
CH6RLPsTOS queti dl+Ahe w. Als ieey
~ t,e- sales go baes; stock. 10 63l haes
ptrtvoRy A7r arm VI Jlug. 2- gross Teeep
* ed exports lUi bales sales 81 bales sAn on
bales. stock $3.50 bales. ,-, ,,t.u..
Y & Low AIdiIug 10 e. Gog Ordinary 10 ~ Ordinary 80
~, euis 30 Az bsssi exports 70 Gea britain
5f4 he sAies, loo baes last ereaEg 4oOO bales si"eA
42 2ri.v1tiH Aurl 2s-Cotiou dull yiiiing lG74e.
unchanged 4idlllg 10
,t pts 40 tacs suss 10 bales. saes lIOs bales stock
Anil oS Catiou 1ue snd unehsugri Low mddlns
16sal6 receipts lSJ bales, sipncl 5J5 Daes oek ooJ1o
bAIes "a -.-s g.. ,rtrt.. - . ..e.-.. Qgs
h.ls.. .hiflreu.s. III Ialcsf stock. l&-4o bales
Ami Z-C00a quiet an unchanged; Good Ordinary
,r' lO bss,. safes 200 bales; stock, i2iBs 5aies
sopyoIK Ami 1SCoftou quiet au1 lncung-1 Low MidnE
l6ci se receipts az bses exports co-sts'e 4lOO bAs sales
$50 bale stock 7-a-9 bales ,,.r - - -..f...
r.Ssr0S AnrI 2sgotou firm; Mdlng lie; net receipts
100 b.ls; ssles 200 bslcsi siock lo0O b-ie4
wool MARKET
PHILADELPHIA AFn 2s.voo very iaI un'Aausea an mari ''
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TALLOW sdy snd moderately sales 0f5O hhtA Prime Oly
79,e 80 $4,000 OuIOftOsn stock q 4osaf - ,
NOOi-rh quet, ano -
worthy OF last pr es
IN Ne CIV anu eve nus
uiaussUrf who ar purchasing s the land omouh ps
~ only sstis saAl equ ZEN oet ag
bushes, Done JIM tal California ut hoA
v RAPIDLY beo n absorbed Of the ne" spnng clp As
yei Land, expected 10 ths ensuing -,
haze ICES from q date The u d in Nh
zst ne market there seemed 70 BE- aoatn hAt we
srys SpruF woos % -ccumu ave- M VIZ Do'
BIZ 40 rsps,y ueke1 tore4gn NOos Of az 'esoip
L. otugs In light supply. We nonee TIE Ir'si
1.T Of - Laananl Hyers from Moaevaeo, VIA $40 D4es;
a. .t 4g6 Og ~ Pieces scarce, but AZ pse11
MOTEL sn3 proes sudenng Carpet oos pave OeH ~
a., t h. 81 ante az movement MI A. J. cameron Las
ysuovs from quarters Al Nos 50 hutca's' 70 NJ -. ~
a. p-eses AZ Nos 30 and 9s Redesf lie las assoeu W. ~
L. 81 NJ Aon suc the bnsrness VII no" Dc
r.se ~ sr of A J. Cameron Co Saies mace hhes
sos. .bs following: 0OO. Medium Wisconsin q, o.
g.e In SIC 900 MEDIUM UnWAsbeo % sue oVOOV % Olo
Tos os 3rvse terms; 10000 Michigan 90 on fAe leins
ron uaechanlIe pvate terms 200 bales EItia fnll on
~ III, 700 bayn A3G87c, 20 bGgs BKA Pulled % private
s.. 90 B Pulled " DOL 4Se bales California Paed on Pr
-. .sr1 28c 30 bales Combing Pplei on private
go, 81 bsg secured 7l973c 10000 CahouA fan al
80 81 private terms bales DO on pnVst ems
- s,es Ia Al IGG23l9s; Is b4es doi az II 1ci 3OVO
S,k California on private 1000 D spfug Islorna a. oIei
u s,s do on private 10 bags Carpet WSe Ca P4ls
49, - p1syste terms; 900 Mesza Peled on pngste terms
$50 - al 3Bi9c bsgs Teras al l7i26l9e 2OOOO %
L. T-r, On prvate 2JOVJ % hnYrna Oh prr-'e
kOO0 n Douoi on private and 900 bAl7s Doh.9 on
trrsts tins The following shows IN Oh ''' " "
81. ending skt the - 10 ins-'
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AR-Ihere goo3 for fa9s from rehners' ana
80, 10 to- demand based on what
r-ee- prices latterv advance took psce Win
haasr Ora prss We quote fair 70 good Rehuiug = PC
N u Centrliuga' mus ana
st,. rss; Nos 2OsTana. toIes, 6a40lOse Refined
l1,s aIua4 Harris; son White s19s- aud Yellow > 03c
f.r Rv further sva1-e 70 9I607 1916 for fair 20 good Re-
tt aad strong hgure nth GOOD demand prevailing the
abrsc 40 bids FAIR "a good fair a.
49, gpb0is geo fair 40 1861 aici 300 Ahds strictly
t-r- 90 and Centrifugal also lsloO boxes
ast-tIg On private qmet but steady and
IhzrEeL
SOAP densnd. and e market steady d former
sies 500 sse &c. gold ana 4JO DO a.
sTsAS rs 5st Inactive quoted a. l. ~ ior C AMI Il Be- bid
Wes1tl
TOBACCO-Keuckv lea ia moderate request and TIE marset re-
,ss s al tie ~ include -JU iae range Of 42G
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Apples expected osng aNer h
Nav grades Rlssets
hveloi and sabie prime small solid los; No more
the of about 5000
quarts steamer good demand for hotel The
quotations for poor heated lots. Quotations;
OOaS6 30 Eug Rusets....Sj OOGSj 30
Cuas. Strawberries, Chas StTsNb-rues
Poor TO Fair..... 201 30 choice 2 quart. Goa 70
SKINS.
There call from local manufacturers
expected holders report very saH We
qlo,e, currency prices Tree OF -uti;
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1-11V ITpSFY MIDLAND RAILWAY.

NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND KALI II; VA.
- N'f'"'- leave New-fork o. 'OloTs;
for WAY stations; connects 40
Franklin with sussex A-iiioA- AZ ''-""- VIA W. 49, " -
land. without cnlnge-
n 10 a ~. m a and fast freight
ia a m-AocomInodagoe. BOoHngdae and nteusediste
8jo n m County Express ~ EleHVe hacletosn, aev
and Intermediate without change"
80 n M w Az Tor Bloomiagiae and intermediate.
d. m-Wortcndyse local
.. Nv oterds Ike Local
An trsins stoua Haekcnsaek and Pasrson
Bgags cheeke Sewiork Midland sitsesA
Fh deo, in New on SO North River On Pennsylvania
h.iIoAS s,s',. 'oe ~, il.vs. R ~ CHAPMAN
"Ne- General freight Passenger Agent
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974 bills. do last 162AS DO
year Most Of the has favored
active. but toavs makes nearly lost
dealers anticipation Of lighter aud larger
supplies the With downward Recent
accounted f,r the Of
prices picking this Quotations.
j L.. l.. u-...
% Duck EEgs......... -
Western. extra fresh 20 Goose Eggs....... 40 az
Ll.rfT
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Receipts for 81 bales last week 47 do same week
last yesr y Imports Of foreign hops 10 bs Light receipt
fsor ill., prke low induce rather
liberal purchases S 10 the opinion o. some Of
our prominent seller. potion Of the common soch vi" 70
over MO season. Very lair Weon1 have sod at i5e CA
fsus are nonina Western foreign generally marked
lover as selling prices Country reports to Apni 10 sho" dull
interior mHrkei VaouNt"i rs ,,oa OLA. q71g
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Secure yourself r,cusO' for sns goods put In best 'n.a'

40 that rouTn aTk 10 In demand
BEAss AND PEAS.
Receipts for the week 2a7 bills DO IA" week ot7 bb
anne vk last year $50 bbls Exports o. beans 2t0 hhs Re
ospu Of peas past 800 bush exports 2lO50 bush
The too far advanced for small
recsirts 20 Outside for mediums
quotsbie from thsn In small Pea
beans and showing the decline OF 90
wth me- Canadian Geld abundant
all market will bear Green nearly
OF season lots pressing for sale 81 90
southern the hghen The demand
for seed peas unimportAnt Quotations. - ,.. -.
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Recens for the week 45S0 boxes DO last week, 1886 6o
Sass Exports past week, 449I boxes
do last II b6I DO
at cable London
do, Cheese scarcely worth commercial mention
the stock benz greatly reduced few lots
bring &c Perhaps could along further
special trade but the attention Of dealers be-
coming and all want old out OF the way ne re-
mainly composed Of new The null cream o~ are
read taken FOR export the vide and are not
active for The opening sale Utica excited one
following obtained for offering Of 61S boxes VI"
factory 80 boxes mot full cTe4m' Drought
factory 81 boxes l6o Frankfort do % do
lB Newport Hill d., 50 TO-, lbc North Gage DO 20 Do lbe
Willow Grove 80 Do, l6 SCI Cockule do 20 o. 1915 "
Wghts North Wiuted do 40 d. b2c Neekss
do w W. Wheeler DO, 30 DO, l6c Le1ave do'
l65 Falls the Offering embraced 5000 boxes assorted
Quotations:
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Mhite kdner. D m.s2 40Ns2 b

Receipts for weet 1856 pkgs DO last week IL 3G5 DO.
10000 Do The trade butter has been
GOOD houHethav found h
Guilty In closing 200 packages per day for fresh
predomnttng Welsh quality 20 the
Chen1u 20 dae irregularities back
through The prices for white
evidence Of heavy usod daily
supply would kilograms advising ue Of prices 70 interior
dull day difference this tine when the
change 1t showed hers all
reports bad roads in Of late
storms from all parts OF the country stu deal
late date decline fair comparative offer
sudden break that
month and supplies uninterrupted The
for New sei very little Western appears OLD
hands, DO quoted above 32 iOr Inca We
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FALL RIVER LINE

For BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
DAILY SUNDAYS JUNE IA 20 SEPT l3 INCLUSIVE at p m.
FROM PIER % NORTH RIVER FOOT OF MURRAf-slr
TIKI wozLD.RE> OWED STEAMERS
DpnUrnTNDE
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FRUITS


Receipts for the week, last week, AZ DO sane
372 The general stock Of apples, and for
vthe fruits greatly diminished that Prices
IN
good quality Cherries
Pums unchanged, bn close hr
srye prees best Virginia and Tennessee
h her DrOtat
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5ales Cd AucIloH

A. AucuoneeI
DY BANGS, MERWIN N Co.. $50 broadway,
ID Art Fsner GOoas Se
20 q. Stanhari WORKS IN
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