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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-10-18
NEWSOF THE WEEK
MICHIGAN.

A Jew peddler kissed a Battle Creek
woman "against her will" and q Battle
Creek court fined him $lO.
The narrow gusge railroad nom Paw
Paw to Lawrence IL completed ana regu-
lar trains will ut once be set In motion.
On Saturday morning al Cassopolis, the
First National Bank was broken into Dy
six masked men, who proceeded TO gag
and bind two young men who were Sleep
ing In the building, and then began oper-
atoms on the vault. They soon succeed
ed In getting a charge Of powder In the
safe, and touched 1t of. The explosion
opened the outer door OF the vault and
shattered the bank furniture, glass, walls,
etc. The sound was heard by persons
living near, and they fastened to inves-
tigate, and fortunately arrived In time 10
frlghten the robbers away, and they ieit
behind them all the money and very
fine assortment of burglars tools, some
powder, etc.
A new bridge Is being built over Grand
River at Grand Rapids by the Detroit ana
Milwaukee Railroad Company. The iron
work will be done by the Detroit Bridge
Works, and will consist of seven spans,
with trusses weighing twenty tons each'
The location of the Potters Field at
Battle Creek has been changed. A num-
Der of graves in the old field have been
found empty, and some one has been
making business of body-snatching.
Mrs. Kate McGowan, of Chicago, the
we'll known tenn perance lecturer, fell down
O stairs at East Saginaw, fracturing her
skull. She died in few hours after the
accident.
A large breadth of wheat has been sown
throughout the State this fall q large pro-
portion of which Is of the Clawson va
riety.
Tho Detroit Post and Tribune have
been consolidated. The new company
also announce the publication of daily
evening two cent paper-"The Evening
Telegraph" first issue Monday, 10Th inst.
A night express now runs over the
Chicago and Lake Huron railroad from
Port Huron westward.
During the month Of September lS6, $50
barrels of salt were made and inspected
i'm the Saginaw Valley and on "the
Shore"
Will Carleton, the Michigan poet,
made 60 engagements to lecture mas
winter. this
During the fiscal year ending Sept. 30
last, lands were sold by the State as fol-
lows: Ae
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at Silistris. The Same dispatch claims
that on the 9th Turkish three-masted
monitor struck atorpedo near Sulima and
blew up.
The cold rain and laslE Of viptar cloth
ing are causing CREST mortAlitH In the
Russo Rournonian army. Tho,number
Of deaths within the lsnt twenty days are;
OF the army before PloRna, 5000 Of the
|Cnarowich'o army. 40; In 1t6 bQbxud-
scha 1000, and Ct Ttrn0v4 end 8htp1k1,
2,0Oo. The Russians IN Bulgaria, i1cllld-
Ing Telnforcements, NUMBER only = ,Ooo
Thsxe ssems 70 be : KIDD Of panic = 81.
the sst
threatens to temporarily enguH the ma
ton In universal bankruptcy. r..
An explosion took place Thursday In 9
colliery at Pemberton, Lancashire. Forty
persons persisted by the explosion, and
only two bodies were recovered. =
The Turkish war office confirms the
report Of the junction Of Chefket Pashs
with Osman Pasha and the entry Of rein
forcements and supplies into Plevna.
The sentence of death passed on the
Geshoffs has been coniimuted to one Of
exile.
Gambetta has been sentenced to three
months Imprisonment and fine of $500
for placarding his recent address to- the
electors Of his arroudissement. sTh(
printer of the address has been sentenced
to titeen days imprisonment aud to pay
A st. Petersburg special dispatch says
that ON the 9th inst. there was naval en-.
gagement In the Sulina mouth of the
Danube, during which Turkish three,
ofoA ofoo m r CrOoocd n linz ~ lorna.
does laid on the previous night Ar
explosion followed and the steamer sank
Russian cutter hauling down her flag.
1t is supposed that all on the steamer
persisted. NrtN.f
The Turkish reports from Shipka re-.
present that military operations are en-.
tirely suspended by the weather. "a
The Times summary of the strength
of the Russian army of the Danube is that
only zoo, 0C0 men crossed the Danube, Of
which 10000 have been disposed of by
battle or disease. OF the Imperial guard
only &C, 900 will reach the front fit for bat.
| tie, so that as reinforced the army will
again amount TO 100000. This includes
the Roumanians, but not thejD obrubscbs
column OF $4,000. The writer estimates
Osman Pasha's army, IS reinforced, al
| 100, 900, and Suleiman Pasha's army al
about tho same, SO the combatants have
equal forces. 81.
In Paris the interest in the election
created intense excitement. Bedell, an
American, was expelled for canvassinl
for the Radicals. This was commented
upon In such terms by several news
papers that they Immediately received
warning and admonitory notices from the
government. The sale of some of the
London papers was stopped.
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Now II the time to give the fattening
hogs all they will eat. Don't wait till
the cold weather and, autumn storms
come for they will gain but little then!
See that they get plenty Of pure water
and warm. dry sleeping quarters.
Keep them sheltered from storms and
cold, If you would get o profit on. the
food you give them. Supply them
with salt, ashes and charcoal and you
will have but little to fear~from the
hog cholera.
Warmth, to a certain extent, il
equivalent to food, and hence the
great benefit derived from sheltering
cattle during winter. /, =
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GENERAL NEWS.

A dispatch from Fort Davis, Texas
oct. @, says: "a Mexican mob, 40t
strong, took possession of the towns OF
Ysleta and Santlizarco, in Texas county
The officials are prisoners in the hands Of
an Infatuated rabble. Mexicans i'm large
numbers have captured and hold In GUS
tody all the officers In Elpaso county
The lives of all white men are threatened.
There are no troops on the frontier, and
horrible massacre is imminent. Judge
Charles III. Howard is prisoner, and
bound with ropes"
Gen. Miles whipped the Nez Perces,
Sept. 80, eight miles above the mouth OF
Snake Creek, in the Yellowstone region.
He surprised their camp, took 600 horses
and mules, killed IL misunderstanding
Looking Glass, Joseph's brother, and
three others-and wounded 40. Our loss
was 20 killed and 40 wounded. Gen. Miles
says: "Joseph gave me his solemn
pledge yesterday thath he would surrender
but did not, and they are evidently wait
ing for aid from their Indian friends. They
say that the Sioux are coming to them,
and they are closely invested In some
deep ravines and kept under fire. To take
them by assault would cost many lives.
/ may wear them out, and eventually
compel them to give up. They fight
with more desperation than any Indians
ever met. / think there Is communica-
ton between this camp and Sitting Bull,
and have used every effort to prevent q
junction"
Following close upon the numerous
failures of banks at Chicago is the failure
of several at San Francisco.
CAMP ON EAGLE CREEK,
MONTANA, October 8, 1877.
Gen. A. II. Terry, Commanding Depart
pn msnt a Sa nasUtsh' We have had our
usual success. We made very direct
and rapid march across the country, and
after severe engagement, and being kept
under fire for three days, the hostile camp
of Nez Perces, under Chief Joseph, sur
rendered at two o'clock to-day. / intend
TO start the Second Cavalry toward Ben
ton ON the 9TH inst. Cannot supplies be
sent out on the Benton road to meet them
company TO the Yellowstone? / hear
there is trouble between the Sioux and
the Canadian authorities.
remain, General, yours very truly,
NELSON A. MILES.
Col. and Brvt. Maj. Gen. u. 3. A. Com.
Returns from the Ohio election indicate
that IL has gone Democratic. Iowa gives
a Republican majority, as usual.
During storm Monday night a frame
house was washed into Newark Bay and
three persons drowned.
Mr.. Foster. assistant treasurer OF the
Grand Trunk Railway. has absconded.
Since the first battle Of Miles with Jo-
seph's band the troops have been holding
tie hostiles In narrow ravine, and have
four men themselves. Joseph raised the
white flag four ttmea offarin0 IN surron-
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The report of the Railroad Commits
sIoner, Hon. w. b. WlllIax6s. has
been made to the Governor. Yion II
we CLEAN the following (; IS rs y
|, There are s.4io.e " az cqhplefed f6dd'
In this State, epd SQ8. y mil Hcef
's %i9S rs = miles q a.' -
our ss. sS:i !. g'ss " s s.t
age per mile Of road OF s27, 04l, - 4,
The funded debt IL repofte6 90 '$10Q,~
694 900 9, and the untqnded dept 1t
S or an a. average per mile Of fosd b fsiE
y Ihsaggregate earni ngs OF tho several
SAC, SS3, 2l9 49,; q decrease from the
06. The proportion Of the above total
credited to this State Is $l7,7O4, 606 SO.
The earnings from passengers were
| $1l ,283, 942 "a, q decrease from the year
previous of $685. 51 IL; from freight,
| SO, 945, 752 20, q decrease Of $4O7 ,876 Is;
from mails, 81 ,O74, 785 ~, an increase
of $129, 1854 81; from express, $3.50, 724-
90, Q decrease 0fS24;681 Of from other
I.sQnrres, $3.50 ola lOi q tiec166sd of 81, :
1868 .. The earnings per mile Of road
were $7,094 80, o decrease Of $135 IL per
mile. The gross earnings Of our roads
have rapidly decreased from $48, 1883,
1863 68 in 1873 to $40, 1895, 289 "a In 1874,
Sal ,085, 200 "a in 1879, and S40, 1888, 2l9 SO
In 1875, falling off in four years Of
So, 775, 143 BOIL gl5l1 Aitl. ~
In 1873 seven roads failed to make
their earnings equal the expense of OPP
Grafton In 1874 -four roads, In 1875 six
roads, aud for 1875 five roads are re-
ported as under similar embarrass-
ment, as shown in the following table
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Four companies report dividen,
paid during the year, as follows: 81

The running expenses have been
decreased 10 per cent. as compared
with last year.
1053SE1S passengers were carried
dutins the Year, at Gas cents per mile.
Thirty-six railroads give employ
ment to "a, 745 persons, Of whom 10 1850
were employed in Michigan. This is
q decrease of 6,614, and Of ,535 in this
State. ~ S.IG.l SllSL .sc.tz
The average ratereceived per ton per
mile, for the years business, was but
LIS cents; or, excluding the mileage
and freight earnings Of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway, which
has but 40 miles Of road in this State,
out of the, 500 miles which It oper-
ates, the average rate received was but
9.S2 mills per ton per mile; which is
reduction from the rate for 1875, of g.
Is mills per ton per mile. But this
further reduction Is more notable
when 1t Is remembered that the aver
age rate for 1874 was 1.37 cents, and for
1875, 1.2 cents per ton per mile.
The record Of accidents for the year
shows total of 900, of which "a re-
suited in death, and 127 in injury. OF
those killed 10 were passengers, "a en-
ployes, and so others; and Of the In
jured 10 were passengers, so employees,
and 80 others.
/ Seventy.nine persons unconnected
with the railroads either as passengers
or employees were either killed or in
jured during the year from their own
misconduct or lack, of caution. or the
40 killed. 80 were trespassers upon the
track. OF these, 2 were deaf and
dumb, 8 we're Intoxicated, and COM
mitted suicide by throwing themselves
In front Of moving trains. Seven were
killed at highway crossings. or those
injured 20 were trespa era, of whom
was deaf, and Intoxicated. The
practice OF walking upon the track
and allowing children to use It as q
playground cannot be too severely con-
demned; and those who do so from
habit or convenience are more than
likely to suffer from their temerity.
The large proportion Of the railroads
In the State are, at the date of this re-
port, In q far better condition as TO-
road-bed, superstructure and rails
than ever before. The low price Of
material and labor has been, to very
great extent, taken advantage of TO
place the roads upon a pernanent and
safe business basis. 81 lsi .9lgi,iti5 81
hS BOY .
TIA reorganization of our non-paying
roads could be made upon the basis OF
real value, instead Of fictitious and in-
fisted ones, we would have capital
stock and bonds representing substance
and value, rather than Undated prices
apdover issues. It IL true ~ o rule,
today, that the stocks and'bonds OF our
railroad corporations are not based
upon the true value Of the corporate
property, and II Is also true that the
future presents no outlook for rates
that will give fair dividends ON the In
vestment as now. represented. ri
: This being the case, : Wise, conserv-
alive, aud sound financial policy would
seem to require that all .pon-paying
roa3s should ID reori AniS5d dnsuch q
basis as that every dollar of stock and
debt may represent Is heal dollar Of
value In property. This done, and
fair and honest dfvidendS may be real-
ized on the real investment.
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Get, that you may give. lis there
any such proverbi as this 2, There
ought to be- Surely twill be- one Of
the proverbs, Of the Milleniumk ~ sGet
that you may give, y Itissimply' the
condensation ofswhat Paul was inspir-
ed to say to the Ephesians. when he
directed the convert to '.labDr, work
ing with his hands the thing, which Is
good, that he may have to give to him
that needeth. VFtfIem ~ al r. :,
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8ut In layer of-spples, SO they will
lust t0ucn edclfUther, taking care not
TO crowd them too much and II the
apples in each layer are Of uniform
size, SO much the better. Now spread
o second layer of chat, just enough to
cover the apples, and work 1t down
between them by pressing the hand
over each stratum q few timer. Con.
tinue this operation until your barrel
is full, always. pressing dyepT apples
fSur OF i've ayefz Apples pickSd,
sortea, sand nicely packed anstl1,s way
will hardly,e Ver, not and. should one
Do 20, the ehaTWill absoIbs su jpiee,
and, those lying, next TO 1t WIN pbt be
Einjtfred. Those who have 6ffy n few
trees, ana these mostly beafIng fall
fruit can keep their apples far into
winter, If, packed in this. way and
winter apples, indeed, do not get fit to
eat until about Ihidwinter. No chat
except buckwheat will do, as all others
are apt to gather p dampnees and
mould. ~ st.w s7s.ff s-nfa
These directions will answer, In the
main for all kinds of hard fruit. ; In
packing any fruit the first thing to be
done is to see that the box or, barrel is
packedso tightly that ne movement
of the fruit can possibly take place.
This is the foundation of good packing
and successful shipping. The next
thing to consider is the material to use
for packing. For apples, as, stated
above, buckwheat chaff is used. The
material varies according to the nature
of the fruit to be- packed, but what
eyer Is used should be soft, elastic, and
of an absorbent nature. ,,s.ar.. ig!
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On arabic land, when any species of
plant disappears its place Is supplied
by one of less value as an article of
food, and thus the richest pasture
comes in time to- produce puly the
coarsest and most worthless species of
grass. 49,
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- Hou.0, .WsFerry, Presidsnt Of the II.
8. Senate, strongly endorsea the Grand
sssnsI! * College
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The following companies, eight in
number, report q part Of their interest
paid; the amount unpaid being as CIV
en- below, and amounting to a total of
81, 277, OPS 85, an increased default of
SOC, 2l5 20 over the previous year:
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|. JAs sf fbose inss5tiSnsr thai o0Hnssps itsslft
the ps1etical maA ofthe common se4B3 spfing, be-
gerous side motion Of the Concord, and obviating
S y HSssI Ips saJiSn
Especial orucible seeE and fre fuily warranted.
ME DEXTER suppliss awsnt long feA u thaf farmer.
sSsisss' %,sp a?S PhyseisR = ea the
known, shd much less liable 10 break nish the or
klinary spring on account Of quality and fsrm.
Send for circular to .-.
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IS

The operating expenses, interest and
rental OF the 25 following named roads
exceed their income by the several
amounts named, which together make
a total deficit for the year of $3,734,-
558 08, an amount less by $54, 1858 81
than for the previous year.: 4
Efces Of Operating
~ Expenses, Ints,esf,
Roads, and renal oper
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= W 8 2 s. Tex 4; 0 hpaa aSsraslst
III ;;sS' ME s,i a.: 4 ssi ssss y per
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Dexter Spring Co.,.
49,. HCLTor, R.. IN. Z. f 3
'SALESMEN. WANTED,

in every town and county IN this State, one OF
two agents wanted tosell valuable aytcle useful
IN every household. Intelligent and reliable men
and women can have permansnt and profitable
business. Address Hathaway d Co., No. 2 Gratiot
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TO PARENTS,

Educate your sons and daughters Is the GRAND
RAPIDS (Mich) PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRANINa
CoLLEeE, Forpartifularsrall, or enclose stamp
for College Journal.
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M.
Packing Apples.

=. The T., proper we 1Rsh<SItiEvy
' large gn snss3 Us y
! Y ]: !! !: ] I
6b6k wheat mali ohe Inch d. -
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y r;iSsH Seed slsdoiSoI p
and &sDls gs Is sR Siet iss ss ss
wood, q 76@s % per GoFd d. y - . :.
, 1877-06-25

only indicate n 900 ba reduction IN our utartl
=| l.. !, AK if; Tssss
~: s..a .se., q it, oas .:s e. ,ess n. =
s.9 =: - s:e s
= y .ns S ALL { e.. s
;sy :';:. s!sf;:. i & :'';s;:a s,Ss. 'S$
Asts:! - i'd ri S s.,. 'stsss, sssn
;ssIt VII, III :. a,i; H. -. ).
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n 4; ri rs's.s1 a t,sa ss
I'd Ii de i tree on 6s.Td cafs uss1
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III ss: e s VI r :see tSssn
tnesot .s~.sn ssssra M t. r:ts y Iie esnt,nuet R lsr
M strength Of sco m:sthss r MI s.ry .!n ss'
$s1 e:f9s s 's:
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Se s,x9 ' ts.,Hs T. ~
s:!
or f5ee sn !. t.rd 'a es.; oa! as3 so c,S!.. w.
rrtee, The rsseirts vers liberal: and t4e s,"Sk e
wAs again 1uoct dulis hut iIe legal ahlpnienfa
s$f :as:r
r. i ;1 : 4 4efi sssss: s
hide fur QaIcnh frcrtpts. and June wna
quiet a. 39c. Seller nY opened and sold cbltdy a.
3Ae+ closing Al ai9{c with 7.c asktd Se!trF AAE1st
G1et Al a3fta1c, and teller the YeAf 1n At 50{H
Rejected oats ucro Aa1Ate 1t 97A2Sc. Gout SAlrlcA
were tn faf rf1ucst. CRsh stfa were teurtth Of 7IU
In No. at 1tNs7n!{rt t.anl hn No. 3vhlto It a14@
1a&C: Goo hu rejected At a4c. "a 10 u by fatnpe a.
2tEs+4c IN ireck. and il+oo hu do 1t 3laS free on
sHIar,f. Total 81. hf bli.
MYE-Wa,In better demand ana nrmcl slo,ins abont
when i became known that lhrplnx orders md hee1
atyancc No. anl4 ~ UtG, july was Vunted at ttE.
Cnsh sales wetc reported Of I'M hu No. 2at Bla3 ~
tu br sample It Nsc. TotAL .272 Dn.
BAEei.Ef-RAA very Qaet. the market being limited
10 y few cars OF No. and retcted a former prccs
ht1ieS September was 9uoel At c buJtfa but there u
little no ispn1Itun tn trno in nc v harley At this
ltaga OF the season. AcconitnR TO repts the crop Of
EanDda New York. and California will be Eu altrr tan
last year. hut In The Northwest larger ncrrAxe was
Auwu, Anl tho ylt1d mny compensate for Tho Un el1s.
where. The R!OwnG crop said t0 bt looking hnety.
Tho stock OF low Era ici tleercascd last rrGk EnAh
sales wert reported Of An bu No. II 3yot I, 2D0 bn
fcJectcd at a5o. Total i.al0 bu.
, 1877-06-25

changes Of bonds, OF nttempts 10 hoard gold. may
produce unexpected monetary dialcultfea
TMn NATIONAL nAFx or coMNARCA or NEW
ToRK.
The Few York NAlionnl Hank Of Commerce has
given notice that The last dividend on ita fnll cap.
iAl Of $40, ooo, 600 Will bc paid on July 10, when
a asenl.annua1 divldend 81 psr cent will b paid.
On tho date the bank wilt pay Its htockhotdeA
$50 on each sAsse Of their stock thereby reducing
lis capital TO s., GOO, 600.
THH NEW j8RsEf MUTUAL
Tho conrts have granted tho application Of Rc.
cevor Parker, OF ths Nav jersey Brntual. for per-
mise1on TO sne the stockholdcts Of that Company
for 5000 600 which they alleged To have stolcn
The Receiver will Atso sne to recover from tho
recipients stolAn property whiah consulted OF
GOLD AND 0RKANpACKs.
Gold WAS 104K411oGR IN Rreenbacks.
GreenbaekB were pbN094Ko on the dollar In
mia
, 1877-06-25

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c.see s stsaa
-! il ide1 a}4assc. Hams. lasisoI Lsrd-ks::
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sa"SSs' sa. =, M :y:; S5a sss: =" ''' '''''
$:ss:;;s; "; Il: $;:3!;
si:; ss's, ss %s.;.s +
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fotEp1.
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M!sh'F,1 l., .pt sit7 81 tu2s si%t w. red w.ats1, &,
st I'd, !nae ko Sy 1ais
@ haS s: :'" 'sss sss 81 sBs te ss W.;
as *s. s2S 5sss'as 5 ashss,' Ss,'s g.
IL, o5, m p2Bn. B, wheat as ba' eoro
sasrsasr..F'our:s nons, who's. +.soo bnt corn.
M,tw.tSrx: Isns .na anshsngea;
~. eio'ed wesEs -. N,ssnkss. u, ,toNi s.!sIy.
HIM Aas, sss; N.Y., Ss I'D s i
III "a a:a!&s?SS ss'i Sf g ris
s'isaxs4srfssf r.; Tsis .ss;. e. S s
ltntANAr0Ll9.
tSpsANAroLts, June 23.- FLora Quiet and uu'
%asis;aaw.hs ?s:et ana nnshsneea: Gor9-il!sh
, 1877-06-25

s. p. n 2s}3 l$s3Ik &Df
CATTLE-The course Of the market dnsiuR ths weak
nndor TcT9ew w Just tho retesc of that for tho pre-
.ious week. opening very dull. with prfees unsettled
AMT lower. bnt becoming moro active and WORKING
fTnaer ~ the Heek progressed. Tho receptt shown
kboTe. were atcentona,y light for tho ttutd Of year
though not unexpectedly 10, In vew Of tbs txtseine
depression prevalent tho closing days Of the preccd
lag week. nf low Rradet. however, there snoueh.
and more than enough 10 meet all Demands. asle
from simplifying Tho current nerds os tbs local trade
there waa practically outlet for Tint caa AMI prices
throughout weso on the down7ar1 scale. 0ood to
Chocc qualities tho other hAn, have forward
ID rcry )lmltcd numbers. aud during the last
half Of ths week thers was An A.lvance IN
prices tauai 10 Askc per ID. This carries tie
market hack to About who're II was ieu days azo.
r s 81 s1's ;s:. S:f =" 5 a
g. ss;s s. Tse s ~ .1.;5a ,stss. ss
ss t'f%
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y REQUIRED. fur tho later Of ito 5caf. Acu16
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trslas hefns done Al &st, I'll from ,,s sosine ano
tatfon1 Of the preyous week. Tho aucreeunr tareo
daYa hoMcrcrt witnessed an Act!ve and advancing
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cot!aw price. being for common primo ijEht Weiehs
f40osl ~ and for POOR to cbaIca heavy EIades sitU
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as III pes M n ef' ras H's HEN Il s rTs ~ H., h.
nMrc tho average Of mnss farmer seasons Al = like
sna Az a!sfE;t Srensl eeisx ft!sy: aEarcs
fcr!tnN mad By midday prcesi.d wuske lack l0ai5c
The market slos!ng drjn i. the ahova quutatlpna.
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grader per loo ~.