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RrHqinus 1'radinq.
And what shall more sayP Heb. 1882

Behold. stand at the door and
knock: If any man hear my voice and
open the door. will come in to him.
To him that overcometh, will grant to
sit with me in my throne, Rev. 3: 20. u.
Strive to enter in at the strait gate. for
many, say unto You, seek to enter iii
and shall not be able. Luke ID: -.
As live. saith the Lord God. have
no pleasure III the death of the wick
ed =. Turn We. turn We, for why will
We die! Eze. 33: IL.
For God so loved the world that He
gave His only bcgottcn Son that who
perish but have everlasting life. john
3: IL.
Turn We unto me, saith the Lord of
Hosts, and | will turn unto yOu. saith
the Lord OF Hosts. Zech. l: 3.
Therefore will the Lord wait, that He
may be gracious unto You. I>l. 30: l..
INWARD PEACE.-Many say they have
no peace nor rest, but so many crosses
and trials, affections aud sorlOwS. that
they know not how they shall ever get
through them. Now he who in truth
will perceive and take note. perCciveth
clearly that true peace and rest lie not
in outward things: for il it We're So.
the evil spirit also would have peace
when things 90 according to his will,
which is nowise the case. Therefore
we must consider and see what is that
peace which Christ left to his disciples
when he said My peace | leave with
You, my peace give unto YOU. Christ
meant that inward peace which can
break through all assaults and crosses
of oppression, suffering. misery. hui
initiation and what more there may be
of the like. 50 thai man may he joyful
aud patient therein and what was bit
ter to him before shall become sweet O..
and his heart shall remain unm0ved un-
der all changes and at all times.
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AMERICAN AND FOREiGN paTr.,,
X. ii. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATF\r
For Inrentio1s. Trade MarkE. D, .

For Intentions, Trade Mark or B,.
No 20 State Street, opposite Kilby stree.
Mass.
After an extensive practice of uGwg1.l- o..
wears continues To secure patents Iu r.. D.
States also in Great Britain. france ..I..f Do.
elm countries. Caveats SpcCItiC.ii us~ ...,..
ignments and all papers OF drawing. for ..
executed on liberia terms, and viii ,I,.IaI.. .
searches made into American "r inrri =. III. o.. D"
determine the validity or utility ct ,,ai.r.
vcntions-and legal or other advice r,l,i.,... .
matters touching the same. Copies ct ri,. al.
any patent furnished 10y rcmittm- :
mcnts recorded at Washington.
TESTIM ONIALs.
Il regard Mr.. Eddy one at HI, most -.....
and capable practitioners with whom .
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON
Commissioner 1T l...,.
4 have no hesitation i'll assuring iut.i-.
they cannot employ person more cuIur...,.-
Trustworthy. and more capable OF uur'-r .
applications in form to secure for them .r .
and favorable consideration al the patent o.. .
EDMUND BURKE Late t"mmi--,u;,s ,
. tents.
Mr. r. II. Eddy has made t"r me li4It.l. .,...
on all but one of which patents hav" t'rr. -.. ..
and that Is pending. such uI'. 81 .
proof of treat talent and ability nn Dis r.... .
me to recommend all inventors T" aVIl. ... r.
procure their patents a. they may he. $50, ..
in. the most faithful attention hr>iuvrG .
caS,S and at very reasonable Cia'-'-.
Boston Jan. l. l-I5-ly. JOHN ltt|.
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FISH AND OYSTERS

The subscriber will keep constantly ON hand all
kinds of Fresh Fish and Oysters. which will he
sold on reasonable terms. at IIallett's Block r
Saturdays forenoon. Oysters supplied for parties
at reduced rates EUiiENE RITPP
St JOhnsbury Nov. II 1874
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FARM FOR SALE !

Within onrhalf mile of Peacham Hollow. one
fourth mile OF School House, one and one-fourth
mile of Academy and Church. Contains about 40
acres abundance of wood and timber, never failing
water at house, barn and pastures. House and
shed well built. Also a 50 acre lot of moving pas
ture and timber land, one mile from said farm. ali
a road that never drifts. From Peacham Hollow
10 Barnet. +. W. CLARK.
Peacham. Vt. Jan 10 la lott
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n,,775557771r~ Boston, Barre q
: 10 SIHnr

Commencing Monday. April ~. 1855
TRAINS MOVING SOTTU
Lave Winchcnd"n at 40 \. NJ - o..
tn l.. VI. Arrv. at Worcester at glI.
NJ. 80 +. Nj
TRAINS MOVING NORTH
Lrav. Worcester at 100 A. NJ. I--iu J. g,
T. VI. G:iO T. NJ. Arrive al Win,h,ud.r r
\. NJ. - +. NJ, -lj l.. NJ.
Passengers tor Providence, leaving = i...-.
. at H.lt y NJ. arrive At Worcester al ... r
ana leave v oTc">trT at 6i0 T. Nj. f,r II,- ..
Trains 10 and from Ninch-ndun also c"ll-...-
Impress and way trans "n Bnst"n y II. ...
Norwich = Worcester for Boston. .....
Springfield al" f"r New York via %'r...
Springfield !. y. ROSS .....
IL If
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HAIR VINE.
NATURES EpY

This popular Restorative is one "t the h,>' ~,
arati'ns III the market for the human ~'.,ll
Ike all other Hair preparations il c"nt.,.r.~ D..
sulphur. sugar lead nitrate silver. ur auNr. he -
will inIure the health. 1t cause the a.t.: p. =.
upon bald heads. Restores the hair l. H.
c"l"i when caused from premature d-ctr e.
and prevents the hair from falling uut. So e.
That unpleasant itching that l. the lr'i ..' mp '
ham decay. Cures daniTufi and Hll Q! so .-.-
the scalp. and Hair Dressing 1t hts H.
Below "" 1--WE few press and iuj.,.,.. B.. .
tifictt-S.
Northampton Courier October l-5--l g.
Vine l. the greatest thin. IN tn, market
Gl"vrrsvill, Standard y Y JUL, l-s-
plrIsc> all that have used IT. and the, are a..r.
Hudson Stpg y. Y. l~j3 SAYS The Ill.,
and thr treatment Of its manufacturer haf. PSI
the hair I" grow upon the head ut or h''''.
where II has been "ii for wears ant t..
thankful.
The Vermont Union Of April II l-7a So .
Hair me l. preparation at >upcrI"I ';,..--.
Hon. = i. auckland. HulyuAr. Mas .-...
81 ddndrUti. tried everything ful wears t..r...
the use uf two BOTTLES
/ Blahr. H"ly"kc. Ma-~-iittd ou g.. lind.
hair rowing finely used 'hr"- hort.c~-'..
y. ?, Mckenzie. Hair dresser. I-la. .
BATTLES more Hair Vine. l Sold what You ~..-
III Two weeks ami did ~omr GOOD cur,-.
Joseph Williams Han Dresser. I.itrlrr,r
writes III June, l-14 am duim- VEL. N..
Hair Vine. They all depend ul IA, tri o. .
Put it on t" one man whose head l. rUt.,,. .
II has started hl~ halr-"nly used II % irv '.
Pleas send mr more 10y express
:. Il French. Glover Vt write, Feb,
- have tried Il number ot Hair r. .-
I" prevent my hair from falling nur. h.r
have found none that will d. II. Please
Nv" BOTTLES Hair Vine. In very short
a-ain writes. that II. y. Won sent like Vel.
| used one h"tllc myself and let one al IL, r..
have the other. 1t has nearly stepped -.r
from coming ont. am in hopes To- start r.H
l'l,lSt and a btttrl,.s
IN II.
Try il, and YOU will use no oIh.r.
Ask your druggist and merci ant fri .. ~ --
- m 4" me for trial bottle: - ~ two h.fi
Address e. ". EICII lRIISpN I.r..r y
Wells Richardson y Co. darlington - .,r.
al Agents toI New England
= i'cwaI" "t imitation. The gruut, .r-
IN ilshi c"l"r,d wrappers, printed wit h.,.
rrd inks. with cut at female on i't wr...f,..-
i"I sal" III It. .l"hn>hury by {. &. Etu-.
t.. u. Randall. druggists
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Harness for Sale !!

Call and my assortment of Harness, made Of
the Best of Oak Leather. for sale at low prices
Come and see, Dry wood wanted in exchange for
Harness work.
Eating Saloon in the same Building!
Come in and see what have got Shop and Saloon
in Allen Block. X. K. Street, St Johnsbury.
5p.o f. H LADICER.
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SWITSER & EASTMAN.

Manufacturers and Wholesale, and Retail Deal
rr- Spring Beds 4 Lounges. Hair Wool. Tow Top
~" EN,''Nt"r l'm',S''rf ,'""IS ana
l'ama>h \ Han Seating sofas. Easy hairs. 50
repaired AT short notice. Y L SWIT>EE
NJ EASTMAN
Enst,rm ANrmmt Il InhnshnrN- VI
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,Gsfafes.
PERKINS ESTATE.

| JACOB PERKINS ESTATE.
~ STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DlsTkiCI, 80
In Probate Court held at the Prohatt ohce III II
st. JOhnsbury in said district on the -ist u'H VI
! April \. u. 1873.
a COPY of the last will and testament of Jacob
Perkins late of Chichester in the County "i Ntr-
rimack and State of New Hampshire deceased les
tat. duly proved and allowed in New Hampshire
aforesaid being presented I" the Court here that
thu. said copy NAV he allowed filed, and recorded
in this agreeably to the statute IN such case
made and provided.
/ II is hereby ordered that all persons concerned
he notified to appear before said Court at session
thereof f., he holden at the Probate Office in 81.
,Johnsbury in said District on the 5th day of May
| A. H. 1873 and contest the filing and recording
of the said copy of the said last Will and tesla
meut if they cause for winch purpose IL Is ini
order he published three whrks successlNclN III
the Caled0nian. printed at st. Johnsbury before
| said time of hearing.
HENRY FRENCH, Register.
6e71 HENRY FRENCH Register.
,TATEOF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT IS.
! - In Probate Court held at the Probate Office in
ST Johnsbury within and for said District. on the
! Goth dav of April \. u. 1r75. w
An instrument purportlng 10 ne the las' W III
and Testament "f otis ;. Ford late of Hard
wick in said district. deceased. being presented I"
/ Court by brpha e.. Ford, the eNtculllN 'h'I'li
named for Probate:
IL is ordered by said Court that all persons CON
crrned therein he notified Ia appear at session "i
! said Court To be held ut the Probate once III ~.
| Jnhpsburv on the 9Th day of May. y. D.,
1875 and show cause, if any they may have, against
| the Probate of said Will for which purpose ii IL
further ordered that copy OF til" record ot thlH
order lee published three weeks successfully III ih
| { alcdonan printed at st. Johnsbury, previous t"
/ said time appointed for hearing.
/ BY the Court Attest.
HENRY FRENCH. Register.
\ copy of Record. ATTEST.
6g7I HENRY FRENC II. Register.
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Farm in Lyndon For Sale !!

The Ira Dow farm now occupied by Sayles Ran
dali three miles from Lyndon Corner On the
branch road To Whet.ock Hollow Said farm con,
sists of 40 of land divided into illage. wood
and Neutrality-suspicious. 81 acres of woodland, with
sugar orchard of some 600 trees. House and barns
i'll good repair and running water to barns. For
particulars, terms. etc. enquire "t
\. q. HARRIS
Lyndon Centre l2tf
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FOR SALE.

The House where | now live. Main St, two
doors above North Church. \ desirable, location.
house convenient and i'll good repair. Terms OF
pa inent made easy. =. JEW EFT
st. Johnsbury. March l, l-IJ. Gltf
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JERSEY BULLS FOR SALE.

Three yearlng Jersey Bulls. from the herd of Z
& T. Fairbanks & Co. Also one AYRSHIRE
BULL. II months old. Enquire of
6sl \ =. LIVINGSTON.
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Try it. and YOU will use no OH.
Derby Line Silver Plate Works.

Meare manufacturing and re-rlatir- sell r .'
Idhl" ware III a very superior manner I..' ..
war" Forks. Spoons, Ladies' sc. az, u.,.. .
nirSt me el silver. and plated viii i...'-.
fulIN equal III weight to the best WAC ID.
every piece FURNISHED Our work Will ,..aU.'
every respect with the well known Eu-,r~ o.
goods, and We viii platg over any pi,,, '
nor prove as represented. W. sell d..
KNIVES made of one piece. dpuhl, plate. - .'
money than they can he bought els" .'.'
spoons forks. Ladies'. sc. We tlSu plar, "..'
III gold and silver i'll the highest ~:tL. 49,.
rates for re plating table war, f"r h"l.'> .'t '5
tHurIHt>
\ Good smart Agent Wanted in ,''tt
I" take orders for r--plstin.. and sell u's
AnN smart Young man or lady can uan %
ihlng a work for us. Address. Drrh' 1870 >.
Plate Works. Derby Line. Vi.
I1tf W + EASTMAN h.'t'
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Wood and Hay For Sale !
Good maple wood and hay for sale by
IilOS. WARD.
Please leave orders at Daniels, sylvester i Go.
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm consisting
of the buildings and one hundred and twenty five
acres of excellent land. This place, has sugar
chard and apple orchard. and l. within few rods
OF PraCham Corner. The buildings are in GOOD re
pair. and .v-rN hing j. IN shape Ia make up first
class h"rur. II formerly known IL the Elkin-
place For full particulars enquire of the subscrih
tr - of Josiah : kINEI-'N. II Barnet.
JAMES MCLACHLIN.
Prachalu Vt. March l. LIS. Gitf
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If You Wish to do Business,

You must tell the public of that fact and when
Won have once begun. Won must keep telling them
of il. Y"ur -urest cheapest and quickest way TO
tell Them i bv advertising inthr Newspaper circu
latin- among the people You want to reach.
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OpPor

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TELEGRAPIlIC
MIDNI0HT DIspATCuEs,
FOREIGN.
THO Fly IIIs0I's nh.

LONDON, July 2S.-ln the House o
Commons, this evening, Sir Charlie,
Adderly, President OF tho Board u
Trade, introduced n bill granting fur
lher powers 10 the Board cf Trade In
the matter Of preventing unscaworthy
ships from sailing. In presenting tho
bill he took occasion to state that
plymsoPs bill was not acceptable 10
the government because II was
based on wrong principles. lilo was
interrupted by cries Of no, but con-
tfhuing his remarks said the bill was
also Objectionable because II tends
furnishing offenders by actually taking
upon itself the conduct of the Marine
service. The net Of 1872 already en-
powers the Government TO stop unsea-
worthy ships, aud since then nine
hundred and twenty-eight vessels had
been stopped, Of which five hundred
aud fifteen werofound TO have been UNI
seaworthy. The present bill was IL
tended to strengthen the executive 10y
providing facilities more rapid, action
more direct and II number of officers
sufficient to eilectualiy detain such
ships rs were complained of II also
allows n fourth part of the crew TO de-
mand II survey of the vessel when sus-
pected of unseawor.hiness ; and final
ly it was NEARLY an earnest OF fuller
legislation next session.
Roebuck, replying, denied that the
bill would satisfy the country and adj
vocated the continuing of the consld-
Grafton Of the subject under the bill In
troduced by Plymsol. Various other
members followed, who, wishing TO eX-
tricate the government from its DIM
culties, more or less censured the Dill
introduced by Adderly. The bill, how.
ever, finally passed Its first and second
reading and was fixed for Friday next
Destruction Of Grants Cotton Mills.
GLASGOW, July 2S.-Grants splen-
did cotton mills were destroyed yester-
day by fire. Several female operatives
and two tiremen were severely burned.
After much difficulty, three hundred
employees in the rear of the burning
building effected their escape through
the noble efforts of the fire depart.
ment. Loss, five hundred thousand
dollars amount of insurance not
given.
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AFTERNOON DIsPATcHEn
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u lhe Mexican Consulate NJ lhls port,
whose Individual and consulate funds
were on depsll gllh lhr lirm,
William butler nunrau saws. ia re-
Hari 10 prrsnnsn0W abroad, Whn have
Duncan Sherman a Cas- lrllrrs NJ
credit that all friends nj such PARTIES
may rest assured that every arrange,
menl has already Men made ~ pres
vent them from experiencing am
trouble They arc all right, Neither
they nor their friends have any Oeoa-
sion 10 barrow trouble, ior they are in
sllpll situation that they can move
hitler and lhiiher N though nnthIug
had happened ~ the firm,
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"BRoNZ JOHN"
The Knight ~ ibe saffron
Plume ~ Work Along
the Florida Coast.
siX Deaths nnd siSiy-iwo Gases
al Fort IIarrnncns aud
Fort I'lChens.

WAsiuNGTON, July ~, C0mmodnr,
Cooper ielegrapha tho Navy Depart
ment that lac fears there IL some local
cause for lle fever NJ liarIanruH,
Surgeon General Real received the
following from Key West one death
nom fever yesterday relapse during
rohvHleseonce, only one new Clsp
during The last twelve days,
Reports 10y Surgeon General barnes,
United States Army, from llrevel
Major General lirnnnOn, Command.
Ing Fort BarrOnoaS, Florida, aud
George NJ, Stelnborg, Post Surgeon
there, show the yellow foyer N raging
NJ that place. On the 2lsl instant
here were six eases, aud on the morn.
Ing Of the I'D fifteen.
The commanding officer on that day
asked authority To lllrcns many nurses
~ might be necessary for the patients,
aud expressed the opinion that every
one would have the fever who had not
had II, The Surgeon General In reply
telcgraphed 10 him 10 "hlro ~ many IN
you may need. Any assistance this
Office can give you Is NJ your disposal
On the 2lst the command was ~.
moved from Fort liarrancas TO Fort
Pickens, and six new cuses were 70.
ported from the latter pace on the I'D,
making IN all twonty.slck, and one
with the black vomlt.
On the 23d, seven new cases and one
death were reported from Fort Plckens.
On the morning OF the 2lth, thirty
nine eases were reported at Barrancns,
onevery low,and two dangerously sick.
The sick were well cared for, and there
was no panic.
One assistant surgeon from New
Orleans arrived on that day aud two
more have been ordered TO that port
by the Deputy Commander.
Late in the day forty-siX cases were
reported, but no officers were among
them. The wife of Lieutenant ingalls, |
and his child were attacked that day,
but there were no deaths. Fifty-thrue
cases were reported up to p. NJ. of the
10Th instant, and four deaths. Among
the latter Colonel Randalls child. No
officers had then been sick. Mrs.
Brannon, wife of the commanding Of
licer, was sick on that day. The pa
tients were having all they needed.
Three additional physicians and hos
pital steward arrived from New Or
leans in the evening of the 25th No
cases have been reported from Fort
Pickens since the morning Of the 18th.
This morning the Surgeon General
received the following telegram from
Post Surgeon Stelnberg
FT. BARRANCEs, July 2S.-Taken
sick-one officer. Lieutenant Desshler
two children and five enlisted men.
Died-three enlisted men and one
child. Remaining under treatment
one officer, twenty feven enlisted men,
one officers wife, Mrs. Ingalls,, seven
and servants and thirteen |
children.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


ufFpF on HH pALIAs HFKlLp
iul at i1Ih
unldi lmnlu, sUYrr lu.
tkflnHHr nIufHllf par cent discount
hllllnH q 800 mni pr uiAW, furIiu lun,
iHNnns nnlunHl
MhrHl NOE. plT hushp, 1901 NJ. ?. af
pais. IHf hhhii hH co.,
Corn, per huanrIi No shurk, m4haT shrIlni,
Hay, halfdl now nlnp, prr tom, " n4ii pi
lHs' iio, ~ niHln lu,
H'rH, pHf unalrl fi iu
lhle,If. .sf hushpli illl W,
barley, nHhr ppI hushp,
hlant sli il poo Ton.
hYe, piAbh pcs hnshrl,
iil1es, dry ilnl, per pound heavy, la'l4lii
lfY mat nor pNunn liHht hilni Hirrnt Aai
o. sailed, Hkfinf,
lpll0n Ordinary, i0NCi good Ordinary,
ll'ae lev mlddiinHl 1891 miidllnn ittri
good middiinH, NV
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ARRIVAL AMI Departure of Trains ~
Dallas,
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
TIN WEATHER.

The weather for the South Atlantl O
Gulf States, ronnoasce aud Ohio yal'
ley, stationary 10 falling barometer,
slight changes In temperature, South
west 10 Southeast winds and partly
cloudy weather viii prevail, with rain
areas from West Gulf 10 Ohio valley,
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Steam Engines
MILL NJ AC HINERY
MANUFACTURED BY
l & E. GREENWALD,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
TIeuR . eHIsr n1Lrs oonrLErE

Have unsurpassed fncilifies fnr quickly
turning out nrst-c!ass machinery, ven adap-
country Il low price.
We refer 70 TIE following parties s.11e or
machinery IN Texas. via: Douglas q nH1rla.
Etna; Richard Duriss, Crook6l: tho Co1[oG
oo ReSi.sn; 4 Benns e. S Sp, Ma -.
In; Union Flour Min o., HoI{ innsy; Ps6Sr
eohsiuer = Son, san Antonio, 1kir1n1F .
Stone, Galveston; =. - Adams, tIlo11H
de;en t5nps e Il bb si,ss sss az g.
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ilnpaplulalinn NJ tho funds Hnelyel and
iishplsrd h9 M,N Code, Ifpasnrernf Dallas
county lpsas, irum the ne lay ~ lauuaB
lAls, " lhu lhh VI lane, ia linpluslyai
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FOR SALE.

80 acres OF land near the Dallas and Tar-g
rant county line near Pacific railroad. Also
32D acres on West Fork OF Trinity riverl,o,s
Wise county. Price low-one- fourth
balance I'm one and two years. Aiso,t
Central Railroad addition 70 city Of ts,,ta .
on liberal terms. JOHN W-{ndine ali m
0ftiee--Gaston a Thomas Bap entire satisfa,
July li-d2w-wn W.O. DIBOLL.
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TELEGRAPH MAgGgrS,


uALyHsoF, lul} ~ rtNiiou market 1asy
niinH} llW mpl OWWHn l2ti low mid-
HllnB llri nllliius i'iH Fuh mldhilnsi
! li4e, hnlps lii pHlNs,
NV iniN luIi Pic Gold opened AZ M,
! stocks active anil uuHrulpi, states uuiet
| ana steady Governments nrtlnp And htiipT,
uqla y l'e. Money pi rtni
EAChhnHni luuFi ~ hi ahnHi'iw,
,NWlong Futures 0prnpd Wnnh, AUGUST
| lHtHll h'llW September, 10 NgWi urlO,
heLi lbsg NoyomhWi ldplooi hWprnbpr "
Cation steady, uplands, llDcd orleans
Hour dull Nud daclluluM Whont do,
rllnlnH, Corn quiet hNd heavy,
fnfk hrm nltl ~, LnW hUlyyl steam llc.
tplrltH iurppnliuu nuu ~ iii,t,
llusln llrm ~ a uHfl 70, Tor strained,
firlghih nfin,
iiALfiMonf IuW W,-Whont qupt ana
steady Maryland 4 nsii iNi umhpr u 100
VI IN WhileFl albl lni funnhy lVnulu rcd u lH
a., Corn dull nnd nominal, huulnurh white,
plpi yellow, Soc,
Flour atendy And unchanged
l1Nnosl luly ~, Noon erie, lai.
l'AWiH, July N, -lluulrs 0uf lnrt
.lIYWW0oL, July @,-No0n- Cation steady,
Mlddllng uplnndH, 81, Orleans, IA, Nnlo',
1860 hnluai Tor speculation and export, goa
bales, 10 arrive, luo'si cheaper
eAltA9n bnals mlddllnH .nplnndHi nothing
below low middllnH deliverable August,
hupirmb0r ana uOlnhpf lslud,
shipments now crop, hnHla middilug NJ.
lhnlH, nothing below low mlddling, IA,
lD ~, liahls mlddllng uplnds nothing |
btluw low mlddllnW deliverable september |
ma October d lo'l0d, Also SRlos same, 1000 |
hnluA,
alipmontA new cfOp, hnala mlldliug up.
lhndH nothing below low iniddllnN 7 i.lWl, |
SaloH, lor speculation and export, a,OO0 bales,
llnsls uniunds, not hrl0w goOd ordinary, |
August aud september CJal,
nnlH inlllllhg uflrhnA, not below low
deliverable July, I'd,
Might Report
NEw ORLrAsa, July 9S,-Gold M,
Cotton quiet, sales 81 bales. NIddllng,
! 80, low middllngs, il',ci good ordinary
lluoolpla, NJ hnlns; no exports; stock, 49,.
wv halcsi unHold last evening, l,DjO bnlOS, ON
,hlph0nr,l, 40 balos,
Bran OD@l 10,
Nrw NonW, July %,-Cotton hrm. Sales
M bales ~ ll9@lbao, Consolidate net
receipts SO bnlos,
COlton--Rccolpts, net, none; gross, "a bales.
Money active, ~ ~ per cent sterling
lulct nnd irn. Gold active nt llB' iWllHE
governments active and unsettled; now
W, lGd Stntos qu'ot and nominal
Futures closed strong. Snlos ~ 900 bales.
July, 10 l6'lGr; August, ~ 8-i2MlS4c; Sop.
ombor ~ l6-l6gl8 al-8lc; October, n ll.ldc;
November, 1879; December ~ 2b.,nc; Jnnu-
NY Ll3.2slaIic: February, II 3.lO@ii 7-alc;
March, ll7.lU@ll lb.Rci April, II 2l.32@ll H.
Oci May, h}sSli @'a2ci June, 10 ll'OSlbhc'