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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-21
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Our Law Department Is complete
with all the LATEST publications, Iele- ARfwA
brated Trials, Revised statutes &C. fl1kLk
In connection with our Law De, Ul/
the Standard and Miscellaneous Publications Of
the day. Prayer Books and Hymrals revised eii-
tion adopttd in the seve Al Episcopal eh urches in
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steiIorery. Including Blanh Books, Butchers
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Books and Journals; Memoratda and Scratch t.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-03-21

CoKH
DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY,
AT THE SAME RATE.
New sehedule-FuIl load Of 40 blshels for q. %,
mailer loads cents per bushel cxrtaze 50 eentss)
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19
STOCKS.
Puts and Calls.

$40 Will Buy Profits On 10 Shares Of any
stock.
Hundreds of our customers can testify Of the ad-
vantag.> Of this system, having received from 100
to 1000 dollars on their Investments of so to 5000
in stocks send by Postal Card for explanatory cir
cular FREE. Ds5 Money to Loan Real Estate
Stocks AN other securities.
WEBSTER. KING Il CO., BrOk ers.
3O6 MONTGOMERY ST. san Francisco.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19

WASTE OF LAND.-If farm of 100
acres is divided by fences into fields of
10 acres each, there are five miles of
fences If each fence now is one rod
wide. no less than ten acres of land are
occupied by them. This is equal to & =
per cent of the farm, and the loss Of the
use OF the land is exactly equal to a
charge of Ga per cent. on the whole
value of the farm. But nearly every
fence row in the country is made nllr
sery for weeds, which stock the whole
farm. and make an immense amount of
labor necessary to keep them from smoth-
ering the crops. Much damage always
results to the crop from these weeds,
and if these expenses are added to the
first one, the whole will sum up to 20
per cent. or Il tax of onc.tith of the
value of the farm. To remedy this we
would have fewer fences, or we would
clean and SOW down the fence rows to
grass or clover. and NOV them twice IL
year. Ten acres of clover or timothy
would al least supply farm with seed
and few toms of hay every year. We
would, IN short, consider the fence rows
rs Il valuable part of the farm. and use
thcm ais such. --AW. IyricuAm-iSf.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19

Directions and price list mailed free Orders by
mail receive prompt attention. Goods forwarded
per Wells. Fargo co., G. o. d. Subject TO approvaD.
G. MULLER, Optician 1S5 Montgomery street. near
Bush, San Francisco. California. ~
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19

1t is astonishing, to say the least, that
everywhere "cure" is recognized be-
fore prevention. The old adage an
ounce of prevention is worth pound
of cure" seems to have been forgotten,
or at least disregarded by the mass OF
humanity. Men will search through
out the range of the whole pharma-
copom, and cast about them all their
lifetimes for some chemical or vegetable
compound which shall be an etfectual
cure for some of the ills which flesh
is heir to-" while if they should spend
half the time in looking for the cause
and prevention of this disease, the suf-
ferings of humanity would be mitigated
to an incomparably greater degree.
And when such medicine IS found, 1t
very seldom effects n cure. Even when
the cause and prevention are known,
men seem to overlook the fact that the
suffering consequent upon the exertion
and self-denial necessary for preven-
ton of disease is less than that which
follows the neglect to apply the preven-
tive This substitution of cure for pre-
vention seems to hold precedence where
civilization is highest to greater de-
gree than among less enlightened ma
tons And why is this? Among
barbarous nations moro attention is paid
to prevention, and the few remedial
agents used are simple, and seldom Ell
fectual in themselves whereas, in civ
ilized countries the greater knowledge
of science induces men to search more
extensively for new and better curatives,
and as more and more scientific discov
cries are made, the medical field be-
comes wider and wider. And thus,
in this rush after new medical discover
les, the laws of prevention OF disease
have been overlooked, and left far be-
hind.
Now, viewing this matter as one OF
the greatest importance to the human
family, the next step is to consider how
it may be brought to the attention OF
the mass of the people. The medical
men, as q class do not do it, although it
is their Legitimate business, because it
would not be for their pecuniary inter-
est. But there is one other resource,
and one which is adequate to the task.
Let the press take hold of the work,
and after clearing its pages of all med
ical advertisements, in their place let 1t
elucidate the common rules and prin-
ciples of health, and point out the
causes of sickness and disease and the
methods of prevention, and by so doing
it would lose nothing, pecuniarily or
otherwise. Let this be done, and the
day is not very distant when the swim
ding practice of the multitude of
quacks with which the country is
swarming will be at an end, and the
people, stronger, both physically and
mentally, will adopt for their motto,
moderation in all things" - Cor.
PhrenologicM Journol.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19

In the most primitive days it was re-
cognized rs Il truth, that in order to do
business merchant must be known.
The first efforts consisted in selecting
store in public thoroughfare and put
ting up an attractive sign. These meth
DDS were effective only in attracting the
attention of passers-by. With the growth
of journalism merchant was for the
first time enabled to address an audience
not only in his own vicinity, but ut all
points from which trade could be at
tracted so that card in newspaper
became the most effective salesman, who
said precisely the right thing i'll the best
manner, and whose activity could not
be measured. A card i'll the newspaper
OF to-day is missionary year hence.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19
Ueald:a RusiHess college,.

This Is an excellent school for boys and young
men. 1t educates thoroughly aud discpines care
fully. Young men should examine this School be-
fore attending elsewhere. For Information call ut
the office, "a Post St address T.. T.. HEALD, =. +.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19

SOWING GHAss SERBIA Mr.. Stilson,
in an article Oh clover rs a fertilizer, re-
marks that he practices mixing the clover
and timothy with the wheat i'll the seed
box of the machine, but thinks some of
the timothy seeds are covered too deep,
and that it would be well to add little
timothy for waste. 1t is quite certain
that throefourths of the timothy seed
sown from seeder is covered too deep.
Some farmers practice mixing the clover
seed Sith the wheat, and then have Il
man follow close behind the seeder and
SOW the timothy seed, then following up
with n iine-tooth harrow. In that way
all the seed is sufficiently covered, and
there is no waste.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19

A REMEDY FOR DEMONSTRATIONS is
a remedy have tried i'll my family and
found most excellent for inilammatory
cheumatism-it is Il charity to print it :
Four ounces of saltpetre in one pint of
alcohol shake well and battle parts
affected wetting red flannel with it. lay
it on. 1t does not cure, but takes away
the redness, reduces the swelling, and
relieves the torment and agony.
NJ. S. ID.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19

THE Bank of England is public
company under the control of n govern
ing body. The body appoints the Off
cials. The bank has never failed, the
law providing that no notes shall be is
sued which are not represented by their
money equivalent in the Bank Of Eng
land.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19

A SOCIAL EvENING.-Th other even
ing, when Dehoiter and his wife felt
lonesome, they decided to go over and
call on an old acquaintance and pass an
hour away. All, I'm glad to see you,'
exclaimed the acquaintance, rs he opened
the door. Come right III and take oil
your things. I've got one hundred and
sixty verses of Il poem written, and |
want to read them to You, and soc what
You think of my talent They didn't
20 out anywhere next evening.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19

WASH For FRrIr TREES. The PIWc-
Gcol fUme,'. speaking OF II wash for
bodies of fruit trees. recommends TIE.
following One ounce of copperas to
eight or ten gallons of water. forms
good wash, and is advised for trial. rs
preventive against blight. One pound
of bleachcrs' soda and one gallon of
water forms wash that cleans off I'LL
insects, and leaves the trees with fresh,
young looking, healthy bark.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19

The latest and modern. the best and cheapest pat
tern published. Send Stamp for catalogue.
HALL TREADI.E MANUFACTURING CO.,
II New Montgomery street,
Francisco Cal.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19

In bottles and boxes, are warranted to cure all
throat and lung complaints. They have stood
the test of ten years trial, and have given more
satisfaction than any remedy offered to the pub
lie; they are recommended by our best ply
scians, and all that have tested their virtue.
For sale by all dealers in medicines and at the
Cough Drop Depot, S2s Market street.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19

TIE following letter. received at
the Post Office Department recently,
illustrates the high order of Intelligence
possessed 10y the average Western Post
master. 1t is from the Postmaster of Il
small Office in Indiana Il have under
stood and believe that us II. NJ. of this
place | am entitled to II railroad pass,
and. rs my business rs such calls me to
indianapolis often. | hereby apply for
the same. providing | am allowed it, and
if so. please furnish as soon rs conve-
nicnt. - Washington Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-05
By,'TeIegraph. I
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK; May a. Cott2n-Sales q 45l
bales at l2 9-16@l Ftour still In hayers favor
demand very moderate, ana prices ;uncpangeo'
Wheat about lie. lower md hcavyt " .04 f9r mo-
grade winter red western. Corn &c. Mftar win acs
live business for parcel Lots at for graded
more Steady at 37(349c. for mixed wessefn and
state: BIC. for white WESTERN and state Co1ec
alct and rm at Sl.l5XG$l. j ", gold, fer cars0es,
15YG1 exc. for gold Job lots. Sugar gn)9t but urn
refined firm at 9Ac. for standard Al, Moiasses pns
changed. Rice dull and unchanged, THjlow quiet
drmer: prime steam, $3.50. Wliiskey quiet az
$1.11x. Frcights firm. tgif. 1911 sitsssi
II 1884, h.sG BALTIMORE, qfs
BALTIMORE, May 4.-fionr more active and un-
$I.4O@$1 AS; Maryland red, S1.20; amber, S1.6O; ;
white, $i.40@$I.50. Southern corn active ana
irmer western fairly active and firm for srot fu-
lures shade easier; southern white Csc. yellow,
6Ic Oats dull and heavy. Rye dull and lower at
72975c. Provisions q shade frmer but Gliet. P6rk.
clear lib, he. Bacnn-Shouders, 91ge1e.; ciear
ri5, lie. ,HamS 15@18c. Lard lover ~ 14ae.
Coffee Quiet and firm. Whisky dEiAat slaH7s' Su-
CUR steady; demand good. Is -
Il. mi .4s4ttls CINCINNATI - ~
CINCINNATI, 5afay i4.--Flour quiet ard easier.
Wheat In fair demand al 81. logs 30. Corn doll
37cS43e. Rye easier at 70@73c. harley dull and
nominal Pork quiet ut s21. Lard IN fir demand
steam, l2e.; kettle inIlsTnssan ani ns
1IkG51l4c. Bacon quiet and unchanged. Hogs
steady and In fair demand: fair to good heavy,
'S6.90@S7.15; receipts, 1878 head: shipments,
1875 head. Whisky, sl.O7. Butter dun and
heavy.
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SElfETkf
~ sss5 sii1 s-. iEz : e. G
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
~ ~ rtfrrrrru era - ny,v = ,.ssEl

l
Amsricdn G6id.-112 bid IS "a 81 sc
State gecnrtfssa--V!r ginis consofs, 664 lid. Coz
askeds Virgins Scgnsois. pew, 40 asked; Virginia
as sss'ss g a asa as lpsss s
coupons; cox bid, on asked 80 = So
city SecnYs tiss,-R Richmond city SIS, Ill hid,
ss sss ss9ss az - q s e fssas
- &C. Ss ssdss
sRaflroad Bonds.- Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
and MD M and o
Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6ts. j.. and g.,
40 asked; Richmond and Petersburg Raflroad second
5 pd orass
Railroad consolidated SIS, III and II, 10Y bid, 7ssS
Ga s2k bid, 90 asked :; Atlanta and Richmond Air
Line ksiiroad arss moTtgage sss5: and j., u
sna sgsd
first mortgage as, Nc. and N. 5oX asked. 80
road. 100 par, so asked; Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed,
100 par, 92k bid; Richmond and Dauyfle Railroad,
LOO pa AZ bid asked; Piedmont Railroad 100
Bank Stocks-srate Bank of Virginia, 100 psr,
"a bid 60 ssked; Union Bank Of Rishm9nd, 80
Is par s a Richmond BanEing and i insurance.
Gomg9s1y, rs asked Citizens Savings sS
ss sa Fire ssaa Ma
asked; Merchants and Mechanics 100 par. 80 bid,
9s asked; City, 100 par, e bid; Old Dominion,
asks
1ssoeeias}ca. IS par, 20 BID, IS asked -
paet fak ~ ss kS:F 5af
Steamship Company, 100 par, S5 asked.
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HARRISONBURG.

UNITED STATES cOURT-TRIAL FOR FORGERY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.j
HARRISoNBCRG, May 5, 1876.
The United States Court for the Western
District OF Virginia, Judge Alexander Rives
presiding. met here yesterday and at once
proceeded TO business by calling, swearing,
and charging the grand jury. This morn
Ing the court entered upon the trial OF Rich
ard :. Parks, late attorney for the Common
wealth in Page county, charged with forge
~. The offence is alleged to have been
committed some two years ago. Parks was
indicted at the last term OF the United States
Court held here. and gave bail for his APP
pearancc al this term. Parks, it seems, was
attorney FOR a gentleman i'll Page county
who paid him the usual fees OF the registrar
in bankruptcy 10 prosecute his case IN that
court. Instead Of sending the money to the
registrar in bankruptcy he neglected that
duty, and when his client called to see about
his case Parks furnished the receipt Of the
registrar for the fees in the case. This re-
ccipt is the ground OF the action for forgery,
the registrar swearing he never gave such
receipt and never received the money. The
prisoner is defended by Messrs. p. B. Borst,
j. Y. Menifce, and Judge Ashby the United
States being represented by Captain Warren
:. Lurty. The Jury is composed OF fourteen
persons eleven white and three colored).
The case cXcites Il good deal OF interest, as
the prisoner is young man OF highly re-
spectacle standing and connections. In fact,
the people OF Page county had Just elected
him attorney for the Commonwealth when
the United States court found the lndlct-
ment against him for forgery!
The late cold snap has seriously injured
the fruit crop in this part Of the Valley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-05
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
England.

England.
MORE TREASURE RECOVERED FROM THE
SCHILLER WRECK.
LONDON, May 4.-Dlvers have recovered
another sum of $4,000, gold, from the
wreck of the steamer Schiller, making an
aggregate of 100000 saved out OF the
$500, 900 shipped on that vessel.
FATE OF THE GOETHE.
LONDON, May 4.-The propeller Goethe,
heretofore reported returning with loss OF
propeller, was last seen sixty miles from
Lands End with sails set.
THE AsHBURTON TREATY.
LONDON, May 4.-Nothing is known at
the American legation of the abrogation OF
the eXtradition treaty.
THE RELIEF OF NICsIC.
LONDON, MAY 4.-The Russian telegraph
agency reports that Nlcslc has 6een reEIc-
tualled for only three weeks. The Turks
were driven away before they completed
throwing provisions into the town.
5tg -,;ist France.
THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL MATTERS.
PARIS, Nav 4.-Several deputies, OIL the
strength OF documentary evidence in their
possession, have expressed apprehension to
the Ministers that the delegation of French
workmen to Philadelphia will chiefly de-
vote their attention to politics, and have
urged the Government to refuse the pro-
posed grant of $4,000 for enabling them to
visit the Centennial exhibition. T
The French, Belgian, and Prussian MEM
bers OF the Centennial jury will leave Havre
tomorrow in the steamer L'Amerique.
Austria.
AUSTRIAN TROOPS IN CROTIA. :.
BERLIN. May 4.-The Austrian Govern
ment forbids kilograms regarding the con-
centration OF troops in Crotia and Dalmatia.
-. ,2;sG.BE Spafn.g5F
THE RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoN CLAUSE. )
MADRID, May Congress, by aYote Of
22G to 80, rejected an amendment proposed
by the Moderados against the religious tole-
ration clause. ,.,r.,g,,a r,..t..,7. ,gs.ls ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-05
LyNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 1.-Under heavier receipts the past week the
tiined ruling up to quotation figures. All good to-
bacco in demand at good prices and no decline IN
common and medium grades We continue quota-
tons:
Primings, inferior and common, 50c.@S1.25;
primings, good and fine, $1.509$3; lugs, inferior
a4.50@S6 ltigs, medium and good yellow, So. 500
$3.50 !; Tugs, fine yellow: smoking, $a@$l5 Tugs,
extra yellow smoking, 81 6@s25 deaf, Interior and
S7.5O@$9; leaf, good dark and red Short, 81 1859
leaf, good dark and red, s9.50@S1 1.50; leaf, fine
dark and red, .$l2@S14.50; Leaf, good Sdappled
wrappers, $l0@S14.50; leaf, fine dsppIcd wrap
pers, 81 5@$2O; leaf, common and medium bright,
&7@Sl O: leaf, common bright wrappers, u o @Sl5
leaf good yellow wrappers, $685. leaf, ane yell
low wrappers, $2S@$40; leaf, extra yellow wrap
pers, S45@$S5.-NeloS. .s-h -: -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-05
NEW YORK DRY GOODS TRADE

MAY 2.-Thc brilliant warm sun to-ttty seemed to
warm up buyers ttle though those Sho sousht the
ever. Neyerwas there such market fgr climatic
Influences rs this Of New York. The ups and down:
sil the other scientific arrangements, while an
the while stern Destiny holds her own and on the
t,es proeee % out s the soy o
can't make While we bury Sr M
nate heads being cut OH. Their taiIors dun them.
d dhsS s1n dees snSk Happy %
Those who depend on commissions are eysa h nofd
anxloas Pletho!s With greyio,as prospeG ~ ac
sn n And in such Times those who enjoy
both salary and commission feel the evils Of both and
Of nsaes Mes or ans
buyer chuckling at the possibilities OF future lower
s dts Tsn
dications,' they have had hard row to hoe What
of the recorder Of daily dry-goods EVENTS when
Under under their srueles Had ID easy
The Eiehnsnd PrIn. works have been stopped Sd:
understood and going to be more understood TACT
That largely perhaps RI
means an improbability. When the rural ihatron,
enerping from the mud Of mia winter and long,
wet spring; demands her acaeoeS there WIN be an
etfm aea Se has eae Gseoe Export
has been going steadily ahead and wild zvAges on
African shores will DO whooping In distracted de-
light over the very preparatory symptoms OF gar,
ments while the American lady in rustic scenes VIII
in vain besege her crossroads merchant for dress
pattern, and it IL; the. same with pther goods,
We have grand market OF our own right
everywhere abroad, especially at direct points OF
shipment, II we are not too careless or 700 iaTy %
adopt them ourselves, and let Engishncm ana uer,
mans with more enterprise step In as middiemen aha
/ . gobble - the lions share of profits .5li5s
| Print cloths were quiet and unchanged, ,ys
OiclOths, wads, warps, ana such Things were DONG
fairly. ~: ~ -rs.t'5Ltft. ,eI
| Otherwise, everything foreign and domestic WA
unchanged in price and deporably slow. There were
six auction sales to-day without special FEATURES
I Ne1c York Commercial. .,llsiI E}5 {fAt!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-05
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 2.-Of Kentucky leaf, exporters are purchas-
ing moderately, but there Is firm range OF prices.
are 400 hogsheads Kentucky leaf ut COL &c.; 100
s sced is7{ and 1875 crops ohio on pr
private terms; 500 bales Havana at esc.es115.
For Virginia leaf there Is good inquiry for wrapper
lots but light offerings limit business quoted ut ~
M5hc. for dark heavy Tugs: S011c. Tor DARK low
leaf: l2@13c. for dark medium to good; l4@I6c.
for dark extra shipping; l0@15c. for bright yellow
bright yellow smoking Tugs; l5g2Uc. for medium 70
good; 25@35c. for extra fine.
Kentucky Leaf new crop).--Common lngs, hight,
40 SIC, Heavy good lug, light 64@ s5t9es,
&c. medium leaf light sHS9kc. heavy; 9s@l o5c
eaf snt IlH@1 sr hssSy aas@l4s selections
.Maryldnd. FROSTED, $685. ;Msound common
81 50@s5.50; good common, 90; mlddiiing.
SS@S9: good to fine red, @$l fancy, Sl3@sZUS;
upper country s6.5o@s20i ground eayes' new %
0hio.-Infcrior to good common, S5@37; sreenish
and brown, S7@$750; medium to me rssa s Sms
spangled to yellow, S10@$15.
Seed Ledt.-Crop of 1873: New England wrap,
pers, 20@45c.; assorted tots IL @25S.; seconds. ~
qSGS5c. New York assorted lots, good to dne, 100
lsc.; New York assorted lots, common, so LIZ;
Ohio assorted lots v Wisconsin ASSORTED
s ae. wrapper me, s5@s5c: seconds, 100 1ss;
s o 7s assorted sns asa
5nc. New York assorted lots, common, 7eB9c.;
Ohio assorted lots, case; Wisconsin assorted 1os'
Foretgn.-Hayana filters, common, so@s5e.; Ha-
yana filters, fair, S7@9Oc Havana oilers, fine, 96c.
GsI. is; Yara, and II cut, assorted, $4,000,
AanuractgrsdsBIa work, common o h and mo no
23a2sc.; good and ,aue. in bond, 3o@5oe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-05
GENERAL MARKETS.
pETE:,RlISBURlsG.

MAY2Thc cotton market has ruled very dull ~ an
points The large receipts at seaoon OF sae ssss
With the dallness I'm trade mas ~,
south Is encouraging again this season !or
crop being planted that hasa,y loo So N.
improvement and planters ~ 800 800 ,t1 ana
earn from this yearscxprtenee 70 raise q
home then what cotton they eau, ana gil
The moderate receipts have enabled sellers 20 ~
very fll prices for all grades N.Y.
better than for some time past ana LIZ 1900
could be handlcd safely, the breaks sosia soon @
are sti MI receipts and via,
good demand prices rule nrIu 81 :a4 beansp for
8 prattsa@The market i quiet, With sery Nttls
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y ID
timber, $69e7.9n p 600. E1orl. % mel poles ~
s,1ass; Il I i. ss vaass wool
f''E' sxssanszs; EEanss,s :sse.s
ASesa iSecfehs best hrsnds, sszb 81
Brandtss: Domestic el. akaa fruit s4.sS4
S15Q appie, new, e2sas@ 43; virganla eeacf.
RsssS Rasskevs: advancing ana seady;
proof noainala t 81 9@slIst. &,
= l1us Nhfsksys. Hediams "a sg0@83 pufS old ~
a$4;s vfrginh Ircunfasnss Few. 420S2.b0f odd
and upwards. ~ 80. zsss
qfa: DpsEestic, at.25 @S2s imported. 70 y case.
~ =! ~. 81 MifI-Fesd. & q. Isl
n ShipsfuG :6Ec. . busEef. s. ~ h Il 4
\ .Bro1bnstnF. a0e. q hashe1. % . i 4
& Shorts: BIC. n hnsllei. ~. + s St
y Wheat Bran !: 2ge925c. p bushel W
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kegs, 1926 !; blasting, $5.256S3.5D. ~;
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Cord. Oak-Sensoned, % @$a.7D unsessoneds
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