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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-07

BURLINGTON AND LAMOILLE RAILROAD.
The iron for the Burlington ana Lsniaiis
Railroad. some 2 500 tons. has been rur
chased at Rome. n. Y, and j. Only await
ing an opportunity for shipment. ovc.
thirty thousand ties are now scattered a!1n.
The road bed and fifteen thousand more
viii arrive in Burlington a. soon as the lake
opens; three new l0comotiyes-two for pas
>euser ard one for freight trafic-are benz;
tui!t at the Taunton Iron Works. several
passenger ears are already contracted for
snd work i, now being pushed forward on
construction train in this city The rad
5sd l. nearly completed, all tie sections.
save two. beng nearly ready for .ae IRON.
he prospect IL, altogether, very i-gorahle
lor The early completion Of the road
THE LANo1ILs VALLEY RAILROAD.
4. ;. ksed. Of East Fairfield. Que .i rhe
directors Of the LanoIlle Valley railroad ...s-
phatieally denies the rumor that C.. =
Hogan a Co, the contractors Tor the road.
have failed. The only basis Of the ruuor is
the i-ct chat the Hyde Park bank has sued
[. p, Hogan * Co.. and attached their
stores along the line of the railroad But
the entire Indebtedness Of the Hogans To
that institution does not exceed two thousand
dollars. It Is said that their inability to
pay this was o;casi,ned by the railroad
managers not meeting their agreements
Ihe road bed is nearly all completed from
johnson to Lake Champlain. a distance OF
forty miles. and if the funds were at hand.
1t could be easily finished in one month Of
labor Negotiations for the disposal ot
the bonds are now being made, bat 1t is not .
llkely that the road Will be IN operation be-
lore fall. The Hogans have also taken
The eonlrac; tIr aging the rails and ballast
ing the road. They lay they can Law haI.
a mile OF rails day on each eud. at which
rate 1t viii require forty DAYS to comnl,.rs
his work.
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would not ask for better court and believes
the application for q change OF venue was
all wrong
The States Attorney again stated the his
tory OF the case. The case had been con-
tinued over one term and postponed to the
end OF the second week of this. and full no.
tles was given to Somerville. | wrote
to him bout i: and he made no complaint
about the time. | stamp as false any init
nation that the prosecution have forced
this trial. We claim that he his had
ample time"
No argument was made by the prosecu-
ton.
The court remarked, on this matter. that
it thought there had been no denial OF any
opportunity FOR a full defence. and that the
absence Of testimony for the respondent
was art Irritable 70 the lAches Of his coun-
SCI ENC ii,t I, the court. The case was
given 10 jhe Jury at 10 - a. M. They re-
turned aJ seven minutes before IL, with a
verdict 1' guilty.
George Miles. the Barre oank robber. was
Friday morning sentenced by Judge Red
field 10 i1urteen years at hard labor IN
states Ir,-fr, ~ Windsor.
Judge joy Black was demonstrating
agaius5 tae rummi;Inent of his client, Kill
bourne. 'ea,n one Of his House Democrat
ie lriend-, sad But, Judge, we couldn't
DO differently" " Cluiin't 10 different
IL r.,r-', the judge, contewptGousiy,
couldn't d. differently All that the
Democrats 10 this House are alter ! gar
bage-egrht1e, .it II won't be long before
You viii be thrown out as gas5lge your
selves 20
Mrs. H. /. s.; 0rmond, wife of Theodore
Tilton' advance agent committed suicide By
taking laudanum at Troy. Thursday night.
in consequence %. be, improper relations
during Ter husbands absence with a mer-
chant of the city. She Is said to have been
an intimate friend and companion OF Mr..
tilton. whom she personally resembltd.
Whhe dying she objected TO having her face
washed with alcohol, because 3" 1t was waxy.
and size wanted to be d Y.etty c2rrSs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-07

The Rochester Express stops to pay i
compliment tc noble woman. Il saws
We see by an exchange that Miss Sp..n p
Anthony has fulfilled her noble task 81 nav
NJ off every dollar Of the SIC, 600 ind,bt-
edness with which she came out of her dis
astrous newspaper enterprise. Some wear.
ago she started the RsuohltioH-nn ioti,,,
ABOUT thar, now-auI n failed on her hs,s-
leaving her $4,000 out # pocket She
tnen determlued 10 pay OF this debt ana
lor Years, as We know. ha, worked and S,xe3
10 taat end. The thousands of friends ~
that pIncky and noble woman Of WHOM, ~.
speak villa rejoice with her over this snc-
cess There are good many men wbo bav.
hidden behind their wives Dettjcoats ~,
much smaller sun than 80 600. and never in
tend to pay %, either. Is should be remem-
bered. furthermore, that Miss Anthony bas
labored inde'atigably in the cause Of W
man 5 suffrage, paying her own expenses
most OF the time has undergone q cop-
femptlble and outrageous prosecution at the
bands OF the United States Court for yiolat1
ing the election laws has bent for months
over the bed of brother wounded almost
To death byan sssassin's bullet; has watch.
ed tenderiy over the steps of an AGED
mother and bss always, everyw here, bean
she soul Of helpiulness and beDeyolenee, 7
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-07

BRANDoN.-At the recent annual town
meeting the following officers were chosen
for the year ensuing: Moderator. II. Z.
Copeland; Clerk. Geo. Briggs; Prudential ,
DR.. V. Ross. c. W Winslow. E. j. Orms-
bee; Treasurer. c. d. Pitts; Auditor, VIM.
C. Simonds. Voted to raise q tax OF so cents
on the dollar of grand lis; and net TO pay
more than 81 500 of the principal per
year.
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IRE Art LECTURES We are sorry o. be
compelled To announcetaat Rev. Or. Lord.
of Montpelier, finds It impossible fly him
~ fulfil his engagement 10 deliver what
was to he the closing lecture or .ts art;
Course. lie is, as he writes, Iot set equal
10 t:s requisite labor, IN alG.,i,u 30 his
other engagements, and 3nstqpou.ly. T..
his Profound regret, is compelled Oh den.
himself ths pleasure of the worb. pr.
Lords rogre; viii he shared ty VINO
have attended the course. ard Who have
been locking forward with high autici9a-
zion TO Or. Lords lecture. Tie course has.
a. whole, however, been SO successful
tLat it viii rot be unlikely that similar
course VIII he arranged another Winter.
ia which We shall hope to hear Dr.. Lord
DR.. Tait, Archbishop Of C4nurtury.
though by 10 means high churcaman.
has seandalizsd that party by a piece Of
"rltualsm, they never dreamed Of. lie
was at the opening of the London Hospital
and pronounced the benedicsJn while ~
rayed-noI in chasuble nor cope-5u.
IN an ulster.
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Trains Leave Burlington

Going North. 4:25 and $50 a. IN. and
2:55 aai $50 p. IN.
Going East 4:95 q. ami 1870 and $50
p. IN.
Going South, $40 a n and 200 and
7:20 p. IL.
TRAINS ARRIVE
From the North SOS a. IN. ard $50 and
- pm.
From the East 5.l5 and 1925 .. n and
o.25 p. II.
From the South 25 a u. and 1890. 2.55
and $50 o. n.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-07

oFFlCE FECk's BLOCK, COLLEGE STREET
Eiic attention OF insurers is
respectfully called TO the follow
Ing responsible Companies rep
resented at thls agency:
FIRE ASSOCIATION, or PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Assets ..... So. 5G2. 932 n
ROYAL CANADIAN FIRE ms. co., MONTREAL. 20.
Assets. ..........--. SI.3G9. 465 Sc
AMAZON ms. co.. CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Assets. Observation-Disclosures. 1875, 2s2 90
MERCHANTS ms. co., NEWARK,
assets -...-.--...... ..S9EI.092 90
WEsTCHEsTEE FIRE ms. co., NEW IoRJ..
Assets. ...... SsJ9,7OO 10
BUFFALO FIRE ms. co., BrFPiLO, VI,
Assets. .....S 100000 90
CITIZENS FIRE ms. CO., NEWARK. Nj,
ASSETS. .SI72. O93 20
PEOPLES FIR Us. CO., NEwARE, W.,
Assets. .........-...S z3s.56i AZ
COMMONWEALTH FIRE ms. CO.. BOSTON. MASS,
H>>ei> ------.-- 800 S3so.o6 I3
ALLIANCE FIRE ms. co., BOSTON, MASS,
Assets. ...... S255.73s 10
REVERE FIRE ms. CO., BOSTON, MASS,
assets. ...-.... S22o.GO7 rs
BANGOR FIRE ms. CO., BANGOR. MAINE,
Assets. Observation-Disclosures. SfO0. 200 90
TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT ms. CO.. HARTFORD, CT,
Assets So, 500, 900 90
FARMERS INITIAL FIRE ms. CO., MONTPELIER,
Vt.
CHAMPLuN iTIAL FIRE ms. co., BURLINGTON,
VI.
In these and other Companies
we are prepared TO place Ensur-
ance AZ EQUsTAHLE RATES.
- Orders By Hail and Tel
egrGijh 3)r0Hlpt{H 0tfcnded to.
An losses promptly adjusted
and paid al tAis Office.
.. =. PECK.
AArch -, d&wt cen. Ius. At.
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VENOM At TIES CE.TESAIAL The far
tank. cs',-eork- are to have 500 feet Of
space ia the machinery hall at tie Centen-
anal t1r the display Of taeir goods, VIII
vii c.a-equentiy be Of the mos: elaborate
and mpreLensiye character. surprising
anything ofthe sort at previous czpositions.
Tie Lane Manufacturing Company. OF
Montrclia have forwarded their "Centc1-
NAL" tzhibi; to Philadelphia The ship
meut was ia tiirty-;wo boxes and packages,
end weighed fourteen taa- Gae & mrary
viii Show a commoa sized saw mi. oil Lanes
p4ter: in operation. ard large double
nil, carrying = inch lower saw AID 30
inch upper saw. Basii.s >a@-mil aa-
ca:nsry. the exhibit compri-e- one r.L4nr's
Monitor Turbine Water Wheels. TWO p,auias
machines, ard two Watchers and j5iutsr-.
r.cz.-ltw would seem taatthe wiz
ter has uo- been 80 mach mi.de- than usual
at Woodstock o. in some otl-r places Inc
mean temperature Of the tA-ea months OF
December. January ana February 10 each
Of the eight winters Lass pas, as appears
by the record accurately KEEP; by Nr Hosea
Dotu, OF Woodstock. was "a. follows
lso9. !7.5f7 ls70, 20 Ca; ISL. Is.3a7
ls72, 1859; 1873. Il.~s0, 1874. 1899
$50, II 577 1876. 2o.sa- T1r average
fall Of snow during tie entire winter io- the
last II wears L. p ftfff. ,rrr g saff- rio
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SanfOrd's Radical Cure

Is Local and constitutional Remedy
LocAL-Beeause Il applies directly to the seat of
disease, the nasal passages by insuffatlon, where
it acts, instantly clearing the head OF mucous &C
cumulatIons. ALA wing pam aid soreness, subduinz
Inflammation and gradually drying up the dis
charge
CossrITUTIOsAL Because It lie tsken internally
where by its Alternative and resOlvent properties Il
purifles the blood Of the scid poison always present
IN tatsTrh, Keeps the pores open, the skin moist
and healthy, gives tone TO the nervous forces i'm
proves the appetite and enables the - stem by its
powerful tonic influence, to comp letely throw oil
the disease.
Each package contains Treatise en- Catarrh and
Dr. saniord's Improved 1nhalng Tube. Price 81 10.
For sale by Druggists every where. WEEKS POT
Ter, Boston. General Agents.
e Uss HANPoRD's JAMAICA GINGER A.
ter exposurs to cold, wet weather.
March p wsd.sas&w!m
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Trains Leave Burlington

p n.
Going East. 4 - a r., and 1880 and e.31 p. N.
Going south, SID a. IL, and 200 and ~ p. N.
IRAISS ARRIVE
From the North. so5 m, and 100 and 20 p.
From the East, Is and 1925 a. N, ana 6.25 Il.
From the solth. is2 q. N, and 1870 2-55 and SD
IL
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Centaur
.Lininents.

So nearly perfect the recipes Of these wonderful
pain-soothing and healing Centsur Liniments, tina
can confidently say they will ALLEVIATE AM
PAIN arising from flesh, bone, or muscle derange
ments. We do not pretend that they will mend a
broken leg OF E1rtRHISAre BoILs but even in such
cases they will reduce the Inflammation and stop
the pain. Nor can We guarantee the proper results
where the body IS POISONED BY wHisKEY. Temper
is as necessary to proper physical, rs mental
condition.
THE WHITE CENTAUR LINIMENT is part!eu.
larry adapted to all cases o. RnEUHATIsr, Lumba.
90 Neuralgia, Erysipeas, Itch, Sprsins Chilblalns
Cuts Bruises, Stings Poisons Sealds Sc9tica, Weak
Back, Pain in the side, Wounds Weeping Snews
BURNS Frosted Feet, PALSY, Elr-lcho Tooth ache.
Head ache, Ulcers, Old sores Broken Breasts
Sore Nipples, Sore Throat, Group, Diphtheria etc.
The most Cf these complaints the CeItlur Liliment
VIII cure all OF them It will benefit. 1t will II
TRACT THE POISON from bites and st!ngs and will
cure uuRSs AND scALDs without scar. The
following IS hut sample Of thousand similar
test mon.Als
'AsrIocH H., Dec l. 1874.
Ny VIE Las, Tor = long time, been terrible
sufferer from Rheumatism. She has tried many
phFs'c ans and many remed es The only thin :.
which has gwen her relief Is Centaur L.nlment
sm rej1ieed 70 say this has cured her,
". H. RING. Postmaster"
II IS an IND sputabie fact that the Ceutaur Lin
ments are performing CURES NEVER BEFORE
EFFEcIED by any preparation in stence-llhe
Chrome Rheumatsm o; IHisTY YEARS STANDING
sta shtea.u- dussrs and yiuts which had teen sta
!cF s.x yesrs,-I4s.ns the soreness from burns, &c
one dollar or even ls,y cents invested n Centaur
L.riIent vii be within reach wsES Az AccIoESr
OCCURS, ana VII do more good than any amount OF
n-ncy paid Tor med.ea. ATTENDANCE. When phys.-
cans are called they frequently use tbs Liniment
ana a. course charge several prices :or i.
The Yellow CeuIaur Liniment
is adapted TO ne tough skin. muscles ard aesh Of
the animal creation IT. effects upon cases o.
Spawn, sweeney. NIud-GaIl. b. --IIead ans Poll
H'fl. are l-te less tl4n marvellous
Hes-rs. J Mcclure 4 Co.. Druss SIS. co., t.. u and
Front Sts., nc.uLal. o., say
-l7 cur ne zhhorhood a number @. ;eaiusters are
using the tentaur L.nimeut. They prououncs I
superior 70 anything they have ever used We sci
a. D. III IS four % five dozen bottles pcr month to
Huers %. horses aud mules
We have vo' ames of testimonials tescr hing cures
" fprains. Kicks. Calls. po.l-EvI 49, Head and
e. en- Founders which arc little less than Iuarvels
No owner Of an ma can af ,rd - be without
bottle % Ceutaur Eminent, which any Gay may
prove worth twenty tines Us cost.
Sod ererywle7e hu; prepared oily a. The
laboratory O.. !. J.. Rose 4 c..
81 Fay ST, NEF YoRE.
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JsEVER-AL SUBTRACTION.

Has not found Case that it did not relieve
at once.
"GESILEmEs ! an happy to inform gu that
SAsrORD,s RADICAL CURE Is the best remedy for
Cstarrh have ever sold. II gives universal salts
iact.on | have not found case that il did not
relieve at once, and in many cases a cure is per
formed bt the uss of one bottle. IL must soon lead
all Others in Me market. Please SEMI me another
supply. especially yours.
ANDREW LEE.
Manchester Mass, April 3, 1874.
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Mrs. BEAl>S'
Blood and Liver Syrup.

THIS SYRUP is com pounded OF roots and
i herbs that 1t will keep 10 any climate, ann is
warranted 10 be the bes; medicine in the market
RENovATOR AND Alternative,
And a su'e cure for all Blood Diseases. scrofula
Liver Conn lxint, Rheumatic Complaints, General
Debility Catsrrh. and all diseases Of the sy stem
where blood purifying medicine is needed.
There Is not mineral in the medicine, and It Is
perfectly safe for the most feeble to use.
10 the past fourteen months over eight hundred
bottles have been sold in Burlington. and IL has
proved to be all II claims. Many have received
great relief In Dyspepsis and Kinney Complaints,
and Chronic Darrh9s. As . Spring Medicine
nothing can equal thil
Main st., Let house west Of Park Rouss.
Psb Is, DIN
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ass--zrssss .s.zss.Asszs..l.,..e..z.-.zsez.sa
CAEARRH.
Had Catarrh ten years. Dropping5 IN the
Throat, Bad Cough, and Asthma 50 bad
as to be obliged to take a remedy
for it at night before beng
able tn sleep. Cured BIZ
three bottles of
SaniOTd'S Radical Cure.

GESTLEsES-Ny case Is briefly as follows Ihavt
had Caiarrh for ten Years, each year with increas
inz severity. For nine Years had not breathed
through one nostrl. had droppings in the throat
and very bad cough. asthma bad as to be obi ged
90 take a remedy Tor Il at night before ben able
20 lie down and sleep, ana constant dull Jain in
ny head. My head was at times full Of catarrhal
matter as to injuIe my sense Of hearing AID com
bel me 10 get ulrseveral times in q night to clear
. aud my throat before / could sleep. Every one
o, these distress NJ symptoms have cdisappearet
Llcer the use OF not quite three bottles Of SAN
FoRD's RADICAL CURE. My hearing is fully re-
stored. ] have no asthmstic symptoms no cough
no droppings 10 the throat, no headache and am
every way better than have been Tor years |
could frel the effects Of the CURE on my appetite
on my kidneys and in TACT every part OF nv system
hat has been done IN my case IS wholly the effect
%! the RADICAL CURE.
Very respectfully,
G. H. LAWRENCE
fitchhurg Oct.l+
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-04-07

Cross and sichly children can be made
healthy and strong by regulating their stcnachs
and bowels with Castoria. II is more effective than
Castor Oil and is pleasln: TO take hou-y. For
Wind Collie, Sour Stomach. Worms and CostiveDess,
there is nothing in existence equal to C4storiA.
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Inc prosecution then rested.
CLOSE OF THE TRIAL.

On Thursday morning. Mr.. Gleason, of
Miles's counsel, made statement reviewing
what they bad done in the case. lie said
IN arguing the motion to continue, we did
not intend to charge his former counsel out
side of the State with any wrong or cor
rapt purpose In neglecting his case. 1t had
rather grown out of their want of knowl-
edge and the Practice of courts in Vermont.
A. matters stand VI have been wholly IN
able to make such defence as might have
been made and have not attempted it. But
one side OF the case has been presented and
the defence do not propose to argue it. We
have no defence to offer. In regard to
Miies's attempt to escape from Windsor
State Prison be desired me TO state that he
u.d 20 feeling that be had been kidnapped
ana uDJustly confined with no chance TO
prepare a defence, and his wife excited and
aiiDo st desperate at home But it was not
until be found full and fair trial could not
he 5sd and that his case was likely to be
sacriheed. de now admits that be and his
former counsel labored under an erroneous
impression in supposing that a fair trial
eguid not be had in Washington county.
With proper preparation be now says be
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"8lue Store" Column.

AZ - ~ ~ = - -
"8lue Store" Column.
Announcement
Our entire line of Spring
Goods haze arrived and are
ready for Inspection
W.. can SHOW yen
SPRING OVERCOATS,
SPRING OVERCOl1S.
Spring OVERCOdTS,
AT n less price than you can find
them elsewhere.
VIZ ann supyy Won
SPRING SUITS
For Mems and Youths Wear,
SPRING SUITS
For HENS and Youths Hear,
SPRING SUITS
For Mems and Youths Wear,
A, IA less prise than you can
find them elsewhere.
We can show .Ou
CASHMERE PANTS,
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why Will you su1Ier i.o.a Rheumatism.
Spraits, STIFF joints. Swellings, Burns, scslds or
Weak Back. when the Centaur Linime1t Affords
certain relief Many articles soothe pain to ! Ger
tain extent, bat the Centaur Lin ment CURES. The
White Liniment is FOX the human family, the Vel
low Lininent is for horses and animals.
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General Superintendent. Chen
Feb. l.. 1876. VITO Jan ISL.
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ENDORSED BY \ PRoNiSESr DRuGGIsr
hereby certify that Air. Lawreuce purchased the
RADICAL uRs o. me, and ron time 10 time made
las familiar with bis case. believe his statement
10 he true IN every particular.
Fitchhurg, Oct. %. JAS. P. DERBY
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Twelve reasons why every Banker, Mcr-
catnt. N4nuilc;uTersniJ ob5er should sub
scribe to The Mercantile Agency OF R. C.
bln az Co , New York, Albany. etc.
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HST advertisements.

Feb In
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ANTIOCH H., Dec !. 1874.
MY VIE Las, FOR 2 long time, been a terrible
sufferer from Rheumatism. She has tried many
physicians and many remed es The only thing
which has gwen her reliefis Centaur L.n.nent
sm rejJiced % say this has cured her.
". H. RING. Postmaster"
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

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t.. tF.tul. h'-..3 I.I.i. hI'iA'' ''t. ..'' .-..
..... Ut. lilday, after 'h' l.i" '.' '.'-. -
.r tr. lUiur bal.t, p "u'. ',' ~ l' .'i " '','
r,nf '"a 'al ]i-'' ] m 1.' & ,i , M,.l'li ,,. "a. i
u. lY, ,.icIurr aud oci"p.r 'l'frI, ." '-r' i''p
.,.-. .f Nrv crop MiGdu" iH'uus Low MNiit- ,IHi''
sl.r,i u,t'Der aud N't'm.rs u', ,,.' AZ o' w. p ~.
.- Of ~ I,li "a i' Iasi talre 'Ds were 4"'o"o lA o
v...u G.uD .irs wcGr Nmril,tl: . ...,. ,,,,
o. ,.s.sii.r i,i N,w Missed Western. WHAT . 90
.,,s. far average 'ltiorut Whit. aut f'- I" 'i
..l -prus Uur.-r. i~b - rvt i,r thc best tI''' oi
Ar..ric,l. rors. ..r b, Dy. Ipr Primo hr,-
.sEtrrt Aux. "a y. m.-fUlk-n "-trrn Primo Mes,
fI.,,f 3, -. Whcat-~prnf NJ. / .,"l.iy at ~ 10.
80 whoa rr,,Ipth ."r thf pas. Nr'h ron M ,
yu uulTtri. 'r.m .-,t ports -lV"' p""t - ahul1H
w,,. were JU.uUD quarrrs ,. ,,,,l,,.
irGMoor, Aug. -iJ P m.--a'rs OF now ''op Mlr',ng @ &
T...ls cotton. Low Mdolug clause, "plrl '''u,I u"
~ uirr Der sal, .u lbr market Tor afha ana faJ
49, q, a!Iich,,trr quiet bu. arm. - ..,.-. .,,..
80 nm, t'i H15 a, LOS NJ Man ,iansr No.c,nbrr aud
,.ul-r delivery at bIgi rsl-- ~ Sew crop M"luE ~
pr al al G'ad. o the shcs To da' I'Joo O"'' "'''
'ISn"S Aug s-I23Op Cousols 9G'a Tor both money
and ,c account U. bonds 1908 Old 1904 lcnor'i.S
ioSpox Aug. 81 p. m.-Pars adyces quote Five per
Cliu irItrS M lost =, 1a.. ipr the account
Lns1oN Aug ss-3 D. mCoIbots JJs iOf boJh money ana
i.NnoS. aug. 81 p m.raris aiy.ceS quot" Five per
cont ,ruj.s al IOb lO.. for the account ihe amount o
bGn gsns into tie Bank Of England ON baaue" TO day IL
o%Toy. Aug $50 p Refined reroicum, l3'a@l3''d
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