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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-12-12

boys IN different sections, and from muscle
hunting in the rivers affected by tide. came
clam hunting in all our ponds and streams,
and hundreds expected to make their for.
tunes among theSclams of New England.
Quarts OF these aggregations were collect.
ed and boy pearl merchants were in every
town; but imagine their despair when city
jewelers., expert in the selection of pearls,
pronounced their boards worthless. This,
however, was hardly true, as many of the
clam pearls were really beautiful, and after
they had mostly been wasted and lost,
they became marketable, at from five cents
TO SIX dollars piece, according to size,
perfection in shape and lustrc.
But clans are now SO scarce that few, if
any more, can be found in New England
old enough for the pearly concretion.
AS pearl divers have short and eventGul
lives many of them dying of exhaustion
after an excessive fright from shark or
Squid, or from hard days work, there have
found place in history very many incidents,
some of them doubtless romances, vet of
extraordinary interest.
1t is recorded of Il pearl diver that he
died of joy and over exerton, Immediately
after reaching land. having that day found
n pearl of great size and beauty.
Barry Cornwell has remembered the
poor fellow in song, contrasting him
with the lady that wore the pearl, SO full
of pathos and humanity that l give it en-
tire:
"Wilhin the midnight Of her hair
Half hidden in its deepest deeps,
A single peerless, priceless pearl
Gan ilmy.eyed) forever sleeps.
Without the diamonds sparkling eyes,
The rubY's bushes, there it lies
Modest as the tender dawn,
When her purple veil's withdrawn,
The flower of gems, a lily cold and pale!
Yet what doth all avail,
All its beauty, all its grace,
All the honors of its place?
lie who pucked it from its bed,
In the far blue Indian ocean.
Licth, without life or motion,
In his earthly dwelling,-deadl
And his children, one by one,
When they look upon the sun,
Curse the toll by which he drew
The treasure from its bed of blue.
"Gentle bride, no longer wear,
In thy night-black Odorous hair
Such spoil 1t is not fit
That tender soul should sit
Under such a cursed gem
What need'st houa diadcm,
Thou within whose Eastern eyes,
Thought IA starry Genius) lies
Thou, whom Beauty has arrayel,
Thou, whom Love and Truth have made
Beautiful, in whom VIC trace
WOman's sOGness, angels grace,
All we hope for, all that streams
Upon us in our haunted dreams?
80 sweet lady cast aside,
With gentle, noble pride,
All to sin or pain alliedl
Let the wicked conqueror wear
The bloody laurel in his hairl
Let the dark and smoky vine
Round the drinkers temples twineI
Let the slave-besotten gold
Weigh on bosoms hard and cold
But be thou forever known
By thy natural light alonei"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-12-12

There seems to have been good many
democrats in New York state who scratch
ed Allen c. Beach for secretary of state.
His plurality is but 1O,609, against 26,765
for the democratic candidate for state en-.
gineer, and 1885 for Mr.. Ocott as con-
trOller,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-12-12

A man from Honey Lake saw railroad
train for the first time in his life, the other
day, at Reno. In speaking of the wonder
to Il FRIEND he said The forward thing
gin couple of coughs, and then the whole
string Of EN- got up and started right off. "
-Ntrginta Enterprise.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-12-12
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
Another Fighting Preacher.

- 'NEwBuaen, June 1sth.-A Mr.. A. J.
Carney has been preaching in this vicinity
for few days past He is known as ''ths
street preacher" aud il is said that be has
been minister about twenty years. He il
not only preacher, but fighter, snd few
days ago whipped . man at Fishkill Landing
for disturbing him while delivering ono Of his
discourses
Tho person whom he thTasbed is WE'LL
known character named Dan Dewan. Mr.
Carney was holding one of his outdoor meets
ings at the "Corners," Fishkill Lsnding.-
Dewan, who was evidently little intoxicated.
began Yelling out some inroherent fsnsrk.-
AT once the Bishop" gave Dewan, as we'll
as his hearers, distinctly to understand that
he was not to be ,trifed With, no was Q
preacher, trying to save souls, but he was also
q fighter, and would stand no fooliug. As he
said this he gave Dan q rnenciug look, which
every body present saw meant business. Tho
FBishop" then resumed his discourse, but
before he, had, proceeded far Dan became
noisy again. yelling out it wasnt's so IL WAS
a lie." Constable Stevenson, who was close
BY, approached The unruly auditor, took hold
Of him, and told him TO keep quiet, or no
swouli arrest him. Dan kept on. Stevenson
again besought him, for his own credit, TO keep
still. For a little while he did so, but soon
sang out in loud tones that it was id
lie, that tbe preacher was fool, &C.. &o.-
iRhec preacher was Observed to be getting
nervous aud twitching himself. In another
minute he suddenly grasped his long hooks
headed canc that lay at his fec. and Jumped
down, rushed through the throug in the di-
feetion of Dewan' Dams fists were instantly
mp, butathe fighting parson grabbed him by
the. throat with his left hand, while he laid
on his cane. with tho right SO vigorously .ha,
It snapped in two. Then he went back and
resumed his sermon. Dan was led away BY
isEfriends' d.. "
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
, 4hlIgl llR 2TCIGGItLuJ
NOAH WALKER CO,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction offs plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention. They will
send on application their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF: MEAS E0fENT,i
and full line of samples from their i'm ncnte Sock
of Cloths. Cassilneres, Costings, ShirtingE, &c,
thus enabling parties in any part of the country to
order their Cl:thIng and Shirts direct from them,
with the certainty OF receiving garments of
Tie Tery Latest Style 2 .-,.......f...
.... And Most Icrtect Fit
attelrnbIe Goods ordered will be sent by FL press
to any part of tho country. As is we'll known
throue the Southern StRtee they have Forty
three Years cxcelled in all departments of their
character of the Goods they viii send out. large
and veil assorted stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING
always hand together with full line of
.-. FURNISHING GOODS 1#3 p
including all .he lstcst novelties in design. and
1T POPCLIR PRICES
When Goods aenl per Express c. O. D.. there
will be no collection charge amountso of S20 and
RuIes for seli measurement Sample OF
Goods aLd Price List free an application. The al
t-ntion Of the rraHe ia invited to WholePs lc
Department, which 10 q l~ays kept up the hShcst
ndaro. d. E#. .."..
NoAfIIW.tLKER &aCO,
Manuiee surcrs and Dralcrs in Mons and Boys
ready -lnade or made to order.
lG5 and IG7 baltimore Street,
20 lEE.EJ5l yBALTIMoRE, SD.
November % 1875
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GFor the Spirit of JeGerson.I
LINES ON THE FUCHSIA.
1NscRIBED TO Mn. DAVIES.

.r.suE INSCRIBED TO Mr.. DAVIES. 20 sga
Beautiful Fuchsias. bending low o. 'aS
In purple and red, thy petals glow; -''Ai,
-. - -Gr l.1 - s.issi y--1sI
Oft, have eazed on thy dropping sprays, Cd
While sweet thoughts came of other days,
Living withered way down in the past.
Just US thy blooms will be, foo bright 10 last si
Paling and dropping, ye soon may be
Yet sweet memories ever will cling to thee;
care not how brown thy blossoms may grow.
They will still bring to mind the glad long ago
And with thy flowers so bright, so fair.
shall memories Keep of the past. free from care
Then roamcd. light and gladstone thro' child
hoods maze. V .. ..----- -.r = --
And thro' the long bright Summer days,
In some messy nook. or sunny glade.
l, SO free from sorrow. in glesfulness played;
Without shadow to darkcn my Joy.
played with the wild birds sweet and coy,
Talked and sang, the whole day long, ar7
Mingled my voice with the birdie's song: su
And whom wearied out with song and play,
I stole to some leafy bower away,
And there, with my lap full of bright-hued
flowers ... -.rrr rU...
I sat. while the glorious, golden hours .I.r
Glided away on Times wings SO fast;
Down the dark vistas Of the Past:
Ever with those Joyous hours shall be,
Sweet Fuchsias tcndor thought for thee.
Legend safs.-lrops of precious blood
Foil from the brow of the Son of God,
rrr fr- ..ra. 20
Aud gently dropping to the earth, --,. . -,.-..
To the blood-red Fuchsia blooms rave BIRTH,
That mortais seeing the lovely flowers, ge.-
May think of the Saviour's dying hours.
From your friend.
FL. 4. e.
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RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH!
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad.
The only Double Daily all Rail Route
FROM WASHINGTON,

Leaving Balto. s. Potomac II. r. Depot, Cor. 9Th
and b Ste. F
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
A Brainy People. .

o "a Confederate soldier from the Valley OF
Virginia, IN one of the battles of the late
civil war, was struck in the head by mimic
ball The ball passed through the skull, and
the surgeons, afraid to probe the wound in
search Of il, left tho man TO dio. To tho
scourse of time tho man recovered, but had
lost his rsasnp, and was sent to the Insane
Asylum at Staunton. whero he remained for
eleven years At length DR. Flsunteroy. an
eminent physician of that city, obtained per-
mission from the asylum authorities and tho
friends Of The insane man, TO make . surgical
examinatinn of the head with the hopo Of
indiug the bali He was successful, apd
found the ball imbedded on the inside of tho
skull and pushing against the brain, Unable
to extract it with any instrument at hand, ho
to6ksa chi-el and mOrtised it out. As soon
as The ball was removed. reason resumed its
throne, and the derauged one. OF eleveb years
standing, was in his right mind. He says
that he is not conscious of anything that oe-
CURED during the interval Of eleven years.
from the thine he was struck on the battle
field to the momentt the pressure was removed
from the brain il. Was blank TO him. ---
Another case in the same county OF An.
ctrsta, was that Of boy. whoso gun bursted
while out shooting and drove tho lock into
5his brain the piece was taken ont BY skill.
4, fuI surgeon without serious injury 70 the
patient. ...-s -s ...r.
Blu. tho most remarkable case that have
heard of was in the Same ncighborhood. Il
was that of woman subject to fts Of mental
sdcrangement, aud while in a spell Of lrnaey
drove an eight-penny nail into the top Of her
head, penetrating down into tho brain-ihs
nail having been driven up TO its head. The
nail was drawn ont and the woman has been
in sound mental condition eyer since.
With these experiences who 10 it will deny
that the people of th,t region have good solid
brains Editorial Cor. Of Wheeling Reg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03

% A wARNIso.-In almost every p.pef may
be read the advertisement, Your name neatly
printed cn so cards for 10 cents, postsgs
paid" etc. Every printer knows that tbs
cost Of the cards furnished, which are Of fns
board, together with the work and postage,
will cost ten times ten cents. How then can
they make this trnfic pay z The spsver 10
simply this these chaps thus esther 10 the
names of thousands Of boys and girls through
OUT the country. These names are sold to
dealers in obscene books and pictures, who
then send circulars, advertising their filthy
goods. Sand sometimes the men who print
these cheap visiting cards are in the obseens
book and pictnre business themselves. Pa
rents should look out for such thinessDd keep
en- eye on, tho mail matter received By thar
q children.Tai %. - ~.- s-r ..-.s-r-
Il In copying the above from the Big Lick
Ee,cs we take occasion to ssy that We exposed
this Infamous trick three years ago. and afs
glad to see that our sprightly nsmesske is re-
solved upon laying the matter before its
readers.-Ly"chLng Eears. 7s-71-r
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$40 A. 81. MAIL, DAILY Arrives at Gordons.
vile at IL on p. M. Connecting with C. b D. Mail
Train at 90 r. NJ. tor Richmcnd; arriving at
Richh"nd at 30 p. NJ, and with e. o. Mail
Train at II 81 p. Vi. for Stauuton, White Sulphur
and huntington; arriving At Huntington n 10 90
A. NJ The Train leaving New York 5 55 p. NJ. .
and Philade pha at II 45 a. Nj. connects with this
train.
9 50 P. NJ. SPECIAL EXPRESS, DAILY.-Ar-
q rives at Gordonsvile at2 30 A. NJ, connecting at
2 40 A. NJ with Z. & 0. Express Il, ain both East
and West; the former arriving at Richmond 50
a. NJ. and connecting with Richmoad and Dam
willie nnd Richmond aud Petersburg rxprees trains
for all POinls South. aud the latter arriving at
Huntp gIun at . IS r. NJ. making close cnnnec
Train Iesviug New York at - % p. NJ. and BAiti-
more l6 p. VI. cuunscts with this tIain. Through
Cars from Warrington TO Richmond on this Train.
9 90 A. NJ. Train from Richmond arrives At
GordcueviIe l2t5P NJ. connecting with the Va.
Midland Train, leaving ~ |" J.. NJ. and arriving
wAshinsto al 30 r, Nj. at Phii:de!PhiA at
3 Is Train from Richmond nrIly's at Cordons-
v;lIe7 80 p. ri, connecting with the Va Midland
Train. leaving at 4Or NJ and arriving At wash.
inetnn at II IS p at Bhirimore . ~ \. M;
PhiI.deiphia As A. NJ and New York Is A. NJ.
lN45P. VI Tain from Ri'hmond srrivesnt Cor
dnnsvile 40 a. NJ. .conr"ct ting with the Va. Mid.
land Train I.avi 9 al 81 \ NJ arriving at
W eshin ton att 81 A NJ. baltimore 10 IS 4. NJ,
PhiIa,lel1hia 80 ?. VI ,nnd New York 05 p. NJ
Through Cara from Richmond to Washington on
aP NJ Steamer from Circnns Ii a nd 10 80 A. NJ
Train i,c,n Hunting ton brrivc at Gordousv !. 35
A Nj connecting with Virginia Min land Tr' in 4,
leaving at 50 A.. ". and arriving AT W"shIDg, IN
delrhi, ! 30 r NJ rnd Now Nork esp NJ
hr5- Tickets on Sale at Nircinia Midland i
Ticket Office, COL and tn3 ffnnH. Avc, us fro
Streets il MoMo ow.
Pas. lGe't 60, and Coz Penn Ave Washington
W. NJ 8. DUNN. Eng. & Supt, Richnoi
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03

= WHAT WE LIKE.-We ike to see 3 tnsn
refuse to take his local paper, and all tho
time sponge on his neighbor for the reading
Of it. We iiko to hear = man couplsin thss
he takes more papers than he reads now and
then 20 arouud and borrow mis- Deiehbors or
loaf about until be has gathered all the news
from il. We ike 10 see mechanic OF ner-
chant refuse to advertise In his home paper,
and then try to get share of the trads
which tbe' newspaper brings to town. But
above; alI,awe ike to see one of our rich.
.niserly men who can not pay $3.50. year
for his local paper, always manage to be
around in time to read the papers at The sz.
pehse'of friend not worth = tenth part -of
what he himself is.J II looks 50 ecououiosl,
thrifty and progrsssivs-E1! --sz.F Z
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ARYRRTIsMGsRAgEs.
.rIg-TRzASSSsIlENNrTT, NJ 1BsI1LtLs-cAsH.s

f6-TRANSIENT BILLS-CASH
~ t4sW staaAE : - ~ " t'saFlfa1J
-O1s .4z.rszt inch lsss;) itO3 . wssks..z sl.so
Eachruesequenti IN se rfion ..l..-. I. a...., so
One sduSre, three rnonths..--.......-.. Zoo
One scosres sfS 500
One suslsneyoe0 year :. :. :. = ..l. 10 90
s.Spfp4rrssASEourc rcH Il rars.AFof Couuty or.
Ecsre, $500; State OF Con gressional, $40 90.
o ERlidIeEtinenents % at the pubhshsd rzies.
Obituary Nesisss exessding ave lines, tsa cents
per live. 80 Ttio49sl - AZ 2 E..Al.AH a Al4-h9
- e5- -Altralsisnt advertisement das ands collect.
able after The nrst inaerto1.
= I.ibsra ldrductians made for Quarters Half ssd
Whole Columns for Annual, Semi-Annuai and
Qasrtsriy AdFeftisersA1 29sti' 1920 : A-ltt'ls y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03

Il vas aynGble band of in,elliRent, edpca-
fed, patriotic soldiers, with moral such as
the void has rarely If ever witnessed-meu
who were devoted tostheir leaders and 70
5rhe scahssss fas which they fought, who were
very barors ins She fight but who submitted
zxithyu6 bitter or naInanly murmurings sheE
1their id9hzsds 1chieftaiu told them thst he
ilwas b'canpelled to- yield 70 overwhelming
d numbers andsrcsouressSP who have preserved
Idnsulliedl their honor as they have observed
40 stheletrer the terms of their parole, and
who 5WiiI transmits tn, sposterity, as . proud
legacy, thesstory tof their deeds AZ they
, marched. and fought, and suffered, and
conn ted il all joy to be members Of "Lea's
Artuy." hs1n szun1a 10. rra; tlF J furdu
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
SAWED WOOD, FOR FUEL.
COOKING STOVES.

T'HE Be.. Cooking Stoves now in use are
i the LIBERTY, MONUMENTAL and KEY
STONE PLATES neaily one inch thick, splendid
BAkers, ind warran ted to give sa ustHctiOn or no
sale. have all sizes and many others always on
hand aud offering seciai induce Inen to and
selling very low for Cash and to prompt pa vim g
customers. Am lso selling Heating Stoves of all
kinds extremely low. G i've ca II as you pass
aud If you want Stove will give you n splendid
chance TO buy. will take Corn Market Price.
JOSEPH II. YESTERDAY,
Tin and Stove House. Main Street.
Feb 49, 1877. t.. CharIestown, W. Va.
CRARCOAL, in quantities to suit customers. for
" sale by rsr JOS Fl. EAsTERDAY.
I CE Cold Soda wster-aii the vAriou. syrup,,
i fresh and nice-to be had at c. E. BELLER'S
Drug Store. Court House Square, during the hot
Door Beer, the uno.t refreshing drink for tho
II hot season. TO be had at
Nav 90, 1871. T.r C. E. BELLER'S.
A FRESH lot of Snap and Pole Beans just re-
"A ceived. Those who have lost theirs hy the late
frost. had better cali at once-a! OF the hest4va-
rie,.ss C.E. BELLER
ITXTRA CT Lemon. Vanilla. Strawberry Orange.
II Nectar. Sea Moss Farine. Nelson's aud Cn1.s
Grlstine. Duryeas Corn Starch. all fresh - nice,
70 be had at c. F.. BELLER'S.
TNo bye Easy and Happy use the ''HAndy Pack
Cd. age Dyes. Thev better than all other
May %. ISL. c.E. BEELtR's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03


PORTER'S FACTORY.
TE7HE undersigned, an experienced workman,
j having leased the Porter Factory miles
from Cnarlcstown, Jefferson County, West Vlr-
ginia. Will cndcaYOT. III the manufacture of
Wooden Goods,
to maintain the excellent ntrcputatlon for so many
years cnioved 10y sad Factory under the man
aGement of its late proprietor and his SUCCESSORS
The Factory is amply supplied with improved
machinery. and tie facilities such to en-
able the undcrsig to turn out
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS
heretofore manufactured ut mid Factory. Deal
ers and hers will be supplied upon call or at
short notice, and upon reasonable terms.
WOOL WANTED,
for which the highest market price in Cash will
HnOft & Co.. Cbarlrstowu, are also authorized
to purchase Wool for me.
C. C. THOMAS.
p. O:-Ripon, JciT. Co., W. Va.
April %. 1879 r
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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JUNE IL. 1877

n. prime 6a6c, with ordinary fair
demand Poor Tentasty, Tsapsssse, and yrsas sell
Jersey lambs worth iOc.-iOc il selected Stock well
e gs g = % ono 90 n d s. 20 & q e p s &C q
TAT III b. - as iGs Kentaeky lambs o. & sc ia DO,
70 sas 2os Tennessse , e. 81 NJ sse l7sdo q n s'e :,
fysH zee sa go o Ss'Vfs' @ ssaiss SC Ss' doe g
Sesy 80 g g b. ss B yi5s%l So 81 H. % & g s & s. m Ss s
sns s q i 1 ssp s ss sS ssS rga
6o,o She Jorsey DO, 9dllc
Hume EIlott sixlieh.st, Tennessee sheep 90 n,
Fl Sat sat- is S 1S g p p as a. So :. a ss % {san s B. 5 e a. S
55 g; eaSes;es st 50 g. SIC; 25S Rentaefy, n r.
s sasS 2 s S d 3 q aysfsSs 'a'sD :.
rouahish i7s do, g s se % state 81 % o,e; = ONO
woes sas lambs nos s a. q p 81 r sacs ana sheep
81 On
n 5'.c M Kontucky lambs G3'a b % do 65 10,
Thurson sold 6l Jersey lambs at iOalOac; total
Holman sold % Jersey lambs, 81 n, at ioi.c
s ~ S9qS fa iasT paSi d Ihs s
s ls 6h Is.f s E. 30 % 20 Fns s o a. % H. e. S W h H'1 sold ''
tho week 6457 head against $3.50 head last week-a
srs and S 81 or ,ny H9qs & q So mcSam sn
% %s s POI o. 1s Ses SsS sgS Z. ss5 SS %
mo,m anu common lot, at last "teA pdees sales OF ~
medium sres Of sPers atS5 75asd 70 common at - 50
SHsgP GAkss-Iocepts today. 1920 head total for
the week. 100 head against $500 head last weea; con
signed through liOO head. Fnir demand. quotations c
last week M l3cars quotabie fair Ia good clipped
sheep at tjd - 20 lisit at 80 fJa - 80.
OGsIe rips today 2sOO head; total for tho week 1000
head. against OJI heA ldst week consigned touyi,
aJOO h Market dun and slow sales. - able
fO best Workers ri - 66&S4 Ij heavy do At 81 t3G
81 O5 ii ears IN the yards remaining nnsold
CHICAGO Juno H.-CArrLK-Receipts LOO; shipments,
1000 marker active to tGc extent ~ The supply and hrn
piccs higher with Of the best of The
ono cattle hrougt ~ Texan aud bnlls
- a3 30 air good Texan ftccrs ~ 1OgS3 20 n1lye
fr Ia good native shipping steers - 81 10
s. 70: cLoice 20 extra prime. 20 3O1~G
IiCGs-Ecccips, 5000 Ahirments 400 market scarce
and irm, prices lJG2Oc. higher, hct To heavy smoMh
packing 50 GjdiJ and hslvY shipI'ng, - o3dtI 10
Sheer Receipts, 700 UnnGOn u cNtta ~ 25at5 90.
EAST IITEl, June CATGLE-I ccpts since and
iucudi Friday T. 2u head, 20 carloads % through and
od- 81 yard fiok io rrcrisH for The Week ending
$40 head, $50 oaiS oi tr ugl aud ~ ear
st'ck ilatt 2b car loads o through on b' caroais
siO,h a.1I0 heat lass week saPpj i"r ne week
light Beet nTG 3l% Medium o Co9h s'G - -
Common to f1r - Jou-4 few ot remain uuso =. 600
pt, SO head toai receis or week lg23
against lI.O1u last Neok, Workers, 81 yo@4 81 Flaicl
ul,s. ~ 7U0ti s..
i,aeei.a head total FOR week, l2i0o, Against
1900 week S,'ilg ~ 20 5O0fJ 20.
pm ,prLIruA June ll.-CA,rL active sales lSlO head
prices i.c. higher
snh.i' actsye sales 501G head pIic &c he.or.
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