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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

some very rough locking counterfeit fifty
cent silver pieces have been thrown on the
money market of Burlington. They are
supposed to be of home manufacture, dies
and all and the material is silver, probably
family plate, burglariously obtained.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

PASSENGER CARS FOR TIE NEW RAILROAD.
Mr.. 10 II. Linsley has gone to Whining
ton, Delaware, to attend to the tranship-
ment of the passenger cars of the Burling-
ton and Lamoille Railroad. The cars are
four in number and are frst-ciass in every
rasnanf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22
asw Establishments.
SANEORD'S
Jamaica Ginger!
The Guintessence OF Jamatra
Ginger. Choice Anomalies
and French Brandy.

A preparation 80 elegantly havCrvd and medicine
ally eft ctive TO utterly surpass all prev ous pre-
paratiOns Of crude ginger and household remedle
Tor the relief and OF diseases and ailments m
cidental 10 the Summer and Winner seasons, zndto
sudden changes oI temperature.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

SAD ACCIDENT AT PoRT HESRY.-Last
Wednesday evening. at the Lee House, Port
Henry. Lizzie Archer dropped kerosene
lamp, setting fire to her clothes, and she
was SO badly burned that she died the next
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

The work of repairing some dilapidated
sections OF Fort Montgomery, near Rouses
Point. is now in progress. Captain White
has a force of 10 or IL men employed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

Business at the Revere and fremont
Houses, Boston, continues excellent, and
Messrs. Chaplin, Guerney Il Co.. have rea
son to feel gratiiied at the ever increasing
success and popularity of their establish
ments, so deservedly celebrated throughout
the United States, since their opening, full
thirty years ago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

The Central Vermont Railroad is perfect
ing arrangements whereby its lines of rail-
road will carry 5000 people to the Ben
nington Centennial without delays or incop-
yenien .as
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

The SUBsTITU TON OF
BRANDY FOR ALCOHOL,
the use OF the True ia
maica Ginger. Of their
own selection and import
alton, its combination
with choice arumatics. u
devised and originated by
Dr. Sanford. placed ms
preparation in actual mer-
Il 80 far ahead vi ANYTHING
before compounded that
Notwithstanding the most
bitter opposition from the
trade. ia sales in New
England now eXcccdihat
of al Others combined.
The second year ct IL
manufacture. its sale eN-
ceeded the previous year
hv over iifty-tiye thousand
bottles. Ills manufacture
ed on u scale simply enor-
nous, Two thousand gal
Ions are always kept made
long in advance of con
sumption. by which il ac-
ouireS a delicious flavor
and brilliant Transparent
". Every improvement
IN labor saving apparatus
i adopted, 50 ~ TO per
nit the use of costly ma
trrialS and yet retain 4
profit. The bottling ma
chine l. alone able to till
two thousand four hum
drrd bottles per hour.
From this briefstatement
II will be seen that Me--
srs. Weeks & Potter have
entered upon the manu-
facture Of Sanford's jana
lea Ginger, in Il manner
that must in time secure
for them the enormous
trade in this article. Its
elegant flavor, great mcr
il. and low price SHOULD
be- tested once by those in
need of a family medicine
before allowing them
selves to be induced by
misrepresentation To buy
oihcrs.InSist upon having
what you call fo-- SAN
FoRp's JAMAICA GINGER
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

The New RAILROAD.-Sixteen boat-load-
OF railroad iron for the Burlington and La
noble road have thus far arrived at this
port, averaging As rails to a boat, Three
more boat-lcads to arrive this week will be
sufficient to complete the road. On account
OF some trouble in getting at the ties, the
completion of track laying will be delayed
a couple Of days.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

TnE body Of the little Reid boy, of Fair
field, missing since April, was found. on
Thursday, in the brook near his home.
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"Nctc iOFk, AprH 2SH.
'yPssrS. hPySPlT e. RpOfJjp.

"NcW York, AprU 27th.
Messrs. Kelsey 6 BrOdie:
Gentlemen IL eTceedingly
regret m'u inaGilityir i'll your
esteemed order s0O1. =, OriHg
to press of orders. L send
goa, to-day, n par: of yOur
order, and the bGl, nee is in
the hands of the aCOrkmen
and WiU be fOrirarded in q
fctC days. My goods
are furnished only to my
authorized agents. and 'the
parry arhO is advertising mig
goods has been supplied by0
Boston Retailer (nOlC gOne)
ach0sc orders L refused last
WiHter. Il. G.. BURT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

Ladies' Serge Laced Boots, 7Jc.
" Serge Cong. Roots, 7jc.
- CrOGnCt htd Slip
pcrs, GOc.
:. Ii id 3-BUtfOn Walk
ing Shoes, SI.IO.
=" Serge GOrcd slIppers, soc.
e. Remember NO back up" Just what We
advertise and all goods guaranteed Just as recon-
mended. No deception"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

ItInsiantls Relieves
Cholera NOrbus,
DyrrhGa,
OySen:ary.
CrRarpSN puins,
Scasic&n ness,
Colds 81 Chills,
ChiiIs 81 Fever,
EeVeriSE
= m 10 sac 9,
Catarrhal
y y II, y &c q; 8,
Ncurnigic
aud
Rheumatic
Sy III ptOnI S,
Dyspepsia.
Indigestion.
FIatule cy,
Rising
of Food,
Makes
Ginger Tea,
Makes
Ice w at er
Harmless.
Is Good
For all Ages.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

C.-nO REWARD will lie paid for a bottle Of
tNDUU any other Extract or Essence OF Jamaica
Ginger if found TO equal il in fine flavor, purity and
prompt medical effect. Sold by all wholesale and
retail druggists, grocers and dealers in medicine
Price, 70 cents. WEEKS POTTER, General
Az ents and Wholesale Druggists Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

1t will lie observed from the above, that Ts do
not d,ertse SHOP WORN GOODS, that have
been tossed about Boston Retail Store" since
"last winter" hut fresh made SEAsONABLE
GOODS, direct from the manufacturers,-which en-
ables Us to sell as low as the same goods can be
sold in any city in the UNITED STATES. We
have VERY LARGE stock OF all kinds of Staple
Goods. and shall ofer the following kinds until
further notice, at the 20 owing priccs-vz
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

In these days Of doubt and
uncertainty in business. eS-
peciaUy in the STANDING
and SOLTENCY of FIRE
and LIFE INSUR1NCE
COMPANIES. the attention
of insurers is respectfully
called to the fOlIOWing list
of RELL1BLE and SUB
STANTIAL Companies rep
resented at this agency:
Northern Insurance Co.,
OF ENGLAND.
Assets, gold. SCI 900 900
Imperial Fire Insurance Co.,
OF ENGLAND.
Assets, gold, Si3 ,o00. 600
Royal Insurance Company,
OF ENGLAND.
Assets. gold. 100000, 600
Commercial UniOn 5 ssurance
wa
OF ENGLAND,
Assets, gold, 100000 900
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.,
OF PHILADELFur,,
Assets, So. 500, 900
Fire ISOLATION.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Assets, Si,OOo,OoO
Continental Insurance Co.,
rNEw YORK.
Assets. s3,lOO,oOo
German American ms. Co.,
Assets, S2.aOO,CoO
Pennsylvania Fire ms. Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Assets, 81 800. 900
Royal Canadian Ins. Co.,
OF MONTREAL, q.
Assets, $4,000, 600
Connecticut Fire ms. Co.,
OF u,HTFoHD.
Assets. 81 900, 900
British American Assurance
Co.,
Assets. Sl,lOO,O0O
Westchcster Fire ms. Co.,
OF NlN ,ogK,
Shaw NUT Insurance Co.,
OF BOSTON.
Assets, S55c,oOo
Peoples Insurance Co,
OF NEWARK, Nj.
American Central ms. Co.,
OF SAINT LOUIS,
Assets. SsOO.OOO |
First National Fire ms. Co.,
OF wORCEsTEIt, MASS,
Assets. s25O.OOO |
Champlain Mutual ms. Co.,
OF BURLINGTON,
and other responsible Fire
Insurance GOnlnnnipS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22
and White Goods.

SEC, Gelc, &c. Sc, g1c, and sl.oo. Please exam
Inc. Never before have Cfersd such bargains
in these goods
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

hLHEbh Nv IhE LAND.
Lille FALLS y. J., sept. BID I,.G.
NR. II. r. srEvEss
Dear SRI desife to state - you that ! was
afflicted with breaking out 0! hlotche, and rimples
on NY lace and neck Tor several years have tried
many remedies, but none cured the humor on my
lace and neck. After using two or three bottles
Of your V-getne thu humor was entirely cured. |
do certainly believe IT Is tn, beet medicine for Mi
impurities Of the blood that there i IN the land
ana should highly recommend Il To- the afflicted
public. truly yours,
T.. PERR1NF, Architect
Mr.. fefIine :sa w"ll-knuwu architect and builder
~ Liiti' Fails. y. Y, having lived there and ia the
' icinity Tor IL" last thirty three wear.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

sgfm Adu:riissm:als
A. A. BURGOYNE,
DRY t.'ot)l1S.
npertni Opening sale Of Nsw
Spring Goods.
We ask attention t. the !oiiowin- sseca! Bar as
that We are ,irrius al cur Grand olena
sFo.icr. mud t'ns:aVcIoiiing.
Mems Socks. C. -. In. I.l- $. -is md rrIScrs,
re. &C and stc ladit aud Gents new ;isuzc Ind
AMI summer Merno Vests anj itaHer5. Masn'h
cent 81 ck of LaIiCs AMI thildret $ TIE Hes ~
Cu:tons
Blsach,d tottons from e per yIrd up. III the
best bfards In 4 Icsrhed and Brown r,t:ons.
New Prints. New GinGhnuis. New
GHMi.rics and EseTrntes-
Splendid line Of Car.hr'cs, ,a'tw''r, eyer yard.
New Dress Goo.,s.
In our Dress Goods Department can he found oil
bargains. Fancy. Plaid. and Plain kncEerhocker
Goods at loo per yard.
Black Gros Grain Silks,
sc, sac, sl.o0. :l.25, $50. Eest bargains we
ever olered.
Fancy Silks.
Splendid lot at seventy FIVE cents per yar!.
Eluck Cnsbmercs,
SIC, teyc, &c. SC. &c. and slice. Please exam
Inc. Never before have We Ciiered such bargains
in these goods.
Nus!!us and White Goods.
In addition to the large stock of these goods
always on hand. We mention specially INV
FRENCH NAINSOOkS, ENGLISH CAMBElCS,
TAPE CHECKS AND SrRIPfS, SATIN STRIPED
AND LACE PlQuES, TUCKED CAMBEICS tic.
fIourning Goods.
Cashmeres, Merinos, Australian Grapes Grass De
zurick's Pombaz!ne, Mourning Handkerchiais and
Shawls.
Special Bargains!
We will open en- Saturday morning, large lot Of
Misses and Children's Sacques and suits, which
will lie offered at about half price.
Cloths and suitiEgs for Men and
Boys wear.
In this department we are showing an elegant
assortment OF TweedS and Cassimcres, ranging in
price from l5c Ier yard to the finest Cassmeres and
DOeskins.
New sl.aWIs, New Suits. New
CIOaks, New Sacquc>,
New DOii,,Ons.
A beautiful line Of Cashmere and GTocLe Shawls
all the newest effects.
Ribbons, Huchings, Bows, Ties.
Laces and Lace Scarts. silk and worsted Fringes
Buttons, etc, all at astonishingly low prices.
One more ssnrgain In Hum
bnrgS.
1850 Pieces from &c to '0C per ward. Iont ai to
see them at once. AMI secure lrst choice.
In addition to the lore gong III be :ound always
on our Counter,
Cheap Cabinet OF Notions.
Out Of which can he had papers pins Tor i2c, E
papers hair pms Tor l2r, - de-. buttons Cor luc,
etc. etc.
500 Pairs HiJ Gloves ut 6J cents,
And warranted as good as gloves usually sold
ut sl.On.
A. 4. BURtiOYNE,
(Iate Gilmore : BurgoyneH
81 Church street, HerrISk' Is O.d stsna.
May i-G4vt! sa-lnston. VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

Collins VOltaic PlaSterS

AN llsclro Galyanic Battery combined with the
"A Celebrated Medical ted Porous Plaster forming
the grandest curative agent in the World Of Med
cine. sid utterly surprising all other Plasten
heretofore in use They accomplish more in one
week than the old Plasters in whole year. They
do not paliate, they CURE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

o66H err Week to Agents $40 OUTFIT
SOC oSS FREE. +. q. NICkERN,
gusta. Malne.-August p. IL. wiz
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Special Bargains /.

Cashmeres, Merinos, Australian Grapes. Grass De
Zurick's POmbaz!nc, Mournn. Handkerchiais and
|
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

Eze- les; the public ;ray he mised by pretended
AGENTS, hear what Mr.. Burt says
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Arrival and D.p.rrur, orTr.in..
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.

From the North, Sis am, and lao, and Is pm
From the East, $40 and $40 8. N, 535 and S. p.
Prom the South, 30 s. N, II 30, 10 and ;l6 D.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

Going North, lilo and 1886 .. m. 4:inand ZIG p. u
doing East. 1885 3. M, and u 10, and 7:l6 pm.
Going South. $50 3. N, and .; 50 and 7:l6 p. IN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

DROwN'S Carriasr. Sleigh, Wagon and Harness
ID Salesro0m>. first cour -Outh Of m Ness House,
Burlingfun VI
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New Dress GGns,s.

In our Dress Goods Department ran lie found vi
the latest novelties a. well ~ the greatest
bargains. Fancy, Paid. and PLAIN hnickerhocker
Goods lt loo uer ward
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvxsros. July "a. 1877
dllns. mSs good ordinary ioxe Net receipts. +basA
.U Nrw ORLEANS. July "a. 1871
Cotton inactiys; middlns. iI,se low madiing iic;
Sales. $50. Stock. ii. 900.
Cotton nothing doing; middinx iIisc. low mIadiux
.o sosa ordinary IV'ss Net receipts b. bales
.aSS GS',Sn a.. Sa., IIaans 'ls; low mdSlas ie
Stock, s lis '' ''s0''' ''' '@''' 'A''' D.
oc.ton quiet; middling. 1876 low n,iddiing, ii4e;
good ordinary ioxe Net Receipts 20 bales sAics no
oswxoo. July %. 1871
white winter. q $40 SO; doaois extra So $40 75
sSri%s sas a~.SSs.
sS. ter II I'D 70 ae.s ss 's: s's
" 10 Sor" ~ :.s. & 500 Srss. ,,.S Ws
and canal ireishts unchanged Lake rsesip.. Lumber
Flour IN light request ut unchAnsed prices; sales 400
sSe wxssss sy "; m !'qsy ~ s ':'. sss y.
T sdsA bid ,ir 1crn ysry Ss sa.h .Ass
Stas lid cash. % sss Ss ASKED for 'san nSsa.s s.s
a Tor August. "
s SSne tho .S.ses 1 o.T s
Ing srifs has ,.tsn lro u the markets nu%Ssr Or
ss..s Lsss Tsssie:.-S!sss Ssso SS.: s"sa ,sasia
iSs SasSos osss %s oil s.ss. ssS
lbs. l.7',.s'la -i.,
Flour stssdy. Wheat weak; ambsr Michigan. spet.
u 45; august 81 3S No do spot 81 A. July, ~ 43h;
August 81 ~ september ~ ~; No. red, 81 81 No.
am Der Michigan. 81 ~: NJ. . Dayton aud Michigan
rcd 81 +3 do August 81 81 Cora quiet; high mixed.
sgot 52c; Nj M spot. AnESst Sae sspssmesr'
Oats dull and nominal. keceipts-Eiour, $40 bbls.
what, aJOOO busbels; corn 100000 DO. Shipments-
Whsst, 33OD hushss; corn. TO- 100 d. oats. SOo do.
Grain In store Whsst 81 OOO bushels: S56 900 do.
.stf ttetsyet f. 4 CINcNNATi. July "a 1871
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat dull and lower TO
sell; red. 81 20 III ~. Corn dull ut 49, 4Sc Oats
hrmsr At Sac 4Oc Ryo In fair demand at SIC tsc-
Barley dull and nominal Pork pomnaly unchanged.
dsusnnd ut Sxc Kettle iOc lOtc Bulk inactvo;
held x 5hc 7c and7sc for shoulders rib aud clear
sides; Nc Icss bid Bacon and firm tic &c. aud
sc Sc shoulders clear rib and cIesr sides whis
hey quiet but ready VI VI uS. Butter steady aud
changed SugXr steady und unchanged Live hogs quiet
aud uuchan ssd receipts go; shipments Oh. Trade 10
generally restricted by limited shipping faciltiss ~
CHICAGO July -, 1871
Flour stssdy and uschangsd Wheat dall. weak and
lower cssh heavy No. Chicago SPRING u 3D.
cash; 81 l4T. August 81 004, September Corn
settled, but generally lowe 47Me. cash <7Sc 47sc,
august; 47s, Ssptember rejected 4sc Oats quiet and
wesk; 2exe. cash; 27xc. Aaauss; IKE. septembos;
rsjessed 1e BYE .to.dy and uncn.ngsd Barley hrnsr
heavy; SIS TO- cash. $i3 49, ssptsinne fair de-
mAud hut lover: W 81. CASH ~ SIX, August; ~ Oa.
septsmber. Buk meats sssdy and unchanged Whisky.
81 Va Freights-Corn. to Buffalo Sc. itsceiptsfiour.
1000 bhlA; whsat 2OoDO bushels; eorn, $4,000 DO
oats. 5000 do rye. ~ 0O do; barley 400 10. Ship
msntsFIour. $40 bbis; wheat, 1900 bushels; corn
4O0 do; ost IS 900 da rye 200 dS barley. 100 do
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Noah worral and John worrail iron founders, al
No ~ Elm street, have been adjudicated bankrupts
thoir petition by Register Allen. Tho coparncr-
ship liabilities as foows:-securcd, $I22ss "a; un
secured $7i, 1886; accommodation paper, $2l, 76s -
total, $lo5, $50 IT, Tho individual indebtedness Of
Moan wosrail Is ss3 800, OF wnicn SO, 900 secured
by bond and mortgage. Tho principal creditors are
the toliowtng-Mrs. G. A. worrail. $+o.ss0 81; ".
WorrAi SIS, ,326 s4 Mrs. 8. A Palmer. 3zs, Az 81;
James Cum,ngs. 81, 2Y2 81; Chester Bedeli $I4 loo
estate Of Isaac j. smith, $i,s05 10; John Eastwood,
SO, 900; Mrs s. Adams $4,000. rhe Arms asscls,
mentioned IN the schedule, consist OF stock,
sl3,4b6 O7, and accounts, sil,6oY S7 Noah worra
has real estate, the estimated value OF which 70
$l05, ,000 encumbercd by several mortgages
meeting OF the creditors OF George A. Crofott, late
proprietor OF tho Park Hotel. held yesterday at
ofice OF Register Kctcnum, and Johu IA. Plat was
appoutc ass,gnee in bankruptcy. Tho following are
the largest claims proved :--sidncy Il. Morse,
$l2,s5o 33 George 81 wayt $500; Copeland d
bacon, $500 So; samuel H. Randall, $2,076
There was died IA the Office of the County Clerk,
yesterday, the assignments oil Artemus Knapp 70
Noah r. Ives, aud OF q e. Borgos and John q
Borgss 10 Henry GaIkcn.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 l87-TRPLE SHEET

22s a2oc for hnsish isc Ice for German sar.a
parila was quiet We quote iHondnras common, 32c
ds. -. for EXPORT, 300 . s1e. xod; MsxeAa, ise. /.
damR quist &c., lsc. GsnboEo
quoted ~ b7c. Assaiontida steady At l5c. =
lie Carbonate ammonia WAS quoted VI l3sc. gold.
Essential oils ware qust sales IS sal
VI 3U - tons soda sh at 81 10; ~ csuxc
~ ~. al gold; 100 casks bio. ching powder u 90
and luU kegs b carb Axe gold Essential
ellis aimed quiet and about stesdv We :Ol
gasnot sanderson's, 81 73 oil lemon. Ssndero -
IhmseLs nnsst oil 50 25 Oh snise ~ no: oil css
e5c.. all god; oil saIswsy. 81 10 g. 80 OIL u.
" lo oil ettroneilA SOC 93c oil lavender 73c 81
do do ,Mitchanii So oil cloves, 81 rs; oil wntsrgresn
81 lo ell sasaas INCLUSIVE 4ec oil psnnyoyai nominal
NJ 81 90; oil VI bay. SIS. all currency.
FkkThxRx were stsadyi 1900 ID live geese sold
- 4SAc Mixed we're quoted 1t 2Oc. u soc. r.N IIt
FsH-rhere was very little movement In this market,
movement OF freight Goldfish steady. with small
sales IS for tieorye'x About mae
xl4 Ior No. l. SIS 80 Sif tor 50 so $40 large
No s and - 10 50 90 tor Tat medium No. 3 Herring
changed We quote :codnsGeorge's Bank S5 to 80 25.
Mackerel-Shorc No none; do. No = new. yl4 to xl5
do, No. W 20 10; bay. No l. do. No. noue
Scaled. 22c. No. !. l4c.
tLoUR sRAN.ksce,pt -Fiour. 5.224 bbis; wheat,
H. sb bushels: meal 10 bugs 10 Ds5 bushels:
1908 do. 1912 barley $500 do. barley
malt, =. 100 do. Tho bonr market steady for
grades but FIRM Tor shipping. extras .nd city mills The
saos including state. Western and Southern
H. $50 bbs within the Of the annexed quotations
Rye dpur steady The sales $40 Corn
meal ruled hrm. sales l,7j0 bbls. aud bags We
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
b. .oa a. q n sna 3 lal. .ces at q IS Pc, nIn.

bhls sold i5 and - Lbs alcohol az rs per nine
gallons.
rmh,ears -Ti.ere wa: fairly active demand aud rates
basheis gssn. go 80 ta London stesn 5000 bushois
Ers,n ozd % .b. No bales hops private terms aud
"a 10 Glasgow per steam 5000 bushs. rrain private
tsrua ohsrters- An italian bark. henee Psnarth
Roads, with 1850 quarters grain at 5s. Italian
bark. hsuee Tyne Dock with 1000 quarters
Ersiu. at 0A italian BARK, hence Cork tor
ordsrs,. with $3.50 quarters grain at s.. 4isa. !:
Italian orders. with 5000
grain NJ 5. I'd Norwesisn bark hence to Danish
port, with 800 quarters grain a. an Austrian bark
hence orders with $500 quarters barley Al M
lo1.d Norwegian brig. 2so tons laid the birth for
S:etn American bark from Boston TO
smyrna with 170oO cases rsbned petroleum. AZ DC.
British bark from Philadelphia Z" G,brsltar
10 the Msditsrsnean. At a'e Aar.tisi & s3s
bsis rshned petroleum a. a. 7sd british brig hence
to United kigdoE with 400 ubls. uaphtbH private
ter Britsh brig. hence to Irish port direct with
1000 bbIs refined petroleum at 4a I'D an American
brig hence to Malaga, with 10000 eases refined petroleum
81 Doe Nuweglau bark, from Batimore 10 stoekhon,
with 800 bbls refined petroleum at IS 3D. aud swedish
brig. for voyage rat with 1000 bbls. do
Italian bark hence to Beyrouth with 10000 refined
net uua antA
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
OAK LIFE INSURANCE.

HARrsoRD. Conn.,, July "a, 1877.
Upon further hearing this morning, before Juigs
Pardse In tho of the application Tor receiver
tho Charter Oak Life Insurance Company the hear
Ing was by agreement Of counsel, postponed until
August g. and the injunction modified, tho prInc
pal modification being the following :-"And by tho
consent and agreement OF tho company II Is hereby
ordered that credit be allowed by said company on
all premiums falling duo tho company after tho l5th
Of July, 1877, until and incluaing Monday August
1871 tfsfi
The court room crowded and there were present
. large nun uber OF delegates from various cities.