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Boston Produoa Market.

Thursday. August 12.
BUTTER-We quote Fine New YORK state fac
tory, 26CS2' C; hLe and fancy grtcors seitctiOhB,
25a26 Invoices, Vermont 22Ca23 :; Inv ices, New
York, 2l@22r; fair TO good, 10 e2Oc: common lots
stern ia ry packed, 2os9sc; invoices OF
straight Its l6GlS; common, Uld anu new,
12s l5c.
The trade In Boston on Thursday was dull.
The arrival from Vcrgennfs were light and
sold from 20a22. Fine dairie5 and factories
are in demand. and all wab,ed at fair prices
but the poorer graoeS will not sell buyers do
not want anything but the best On the Whole.
the general t, ne Of the Boston MAJ ket is weak.
CHEEsE--wc quote Fine New York fac DRY,
lo%@il.; In. We mo tactery, 0x6llc; We et-
trn fat tory, l09l0Hr; far to goou oal0c COM
mon an Ordinary, 6GSc.
Tho trace In BJston is good and the market
on Thursday was firm Prices have yanoed
from one.l alf 10 thl e-fourths cents per pound.
'ine factoTits stn quick II cts and sales
are made much east r at lie. tban they could
be eff ct d at l0hc. last week. Tho stock on
| the market is light, and the prosp ct Is that
The market will sell out pretty clean at the
| advance.
EGus-Eastern at 1s9irc; northern, at $50
| 16c Prince Edwards Island at go i6c.
| Fresh stock Is wanted, but IL market is over
ST ckeo with stale eggs, aid as there Il no
| purchasers, iJ makes q large difference In
| prices Fresh eastern will bling l1c.
| tEAss.-wc quote Pea, hand picked north
| ern at s. 90 IS 25; fair {, god a. Sc 100
| 00; me ium, hsnd cked at 81 70tsz 20 ;
| lair q, good ut So 25G92 o; yellow eyes, hue at
| s. 5NaSs GAY.
| Tho trade is dull In Boston and there 's not
much doing. They aIe held in a lew hands
aid in a small way. Sell at quotations, but It
would bs dlfIlcult to eject the sale oil any
| quahtity at tine present quota tions.
Po'AT Es-sell at 81 1otSl 81 per barrel. A
few carloads have sold at 9ooc per bushel.
WOOL Ne notice quiet market. The for
| eign advices are fayo able, but manufacturers
having been liberal putt hasers Tor some time
easier tone TO The market The sales OF hrece
Include Ohio at f4@e0c, including medium, <
Xxx and above NJ chie an, Wisconsin and New
tam .shire at 4okCa i3c tor good average lots
and 500 40 for % and coarse; delaine and
cjubing selections at 6O@555c, for washed, and
$500 for unwashed; UNIV ished and un,t erch
antab d tches at 259s5h"; Eastern oregon
| Al, and delane at 30a BOZ c; California at lsd
3sc. for common and cl oice sp'lDg; fall co a.
l5922c exBs a. 30s35c.; n OILS at 20ta64.; tut
washed 46Cs5n.; secured at 45C175c.; super am
pulled at 41@42hc locks at 2Ac. and tags OIL
p ivate t, rms. In fore gn wool there hsv'
b-en sales OF English combing at soc Austral
ian at 49,; and Valparaiso carpet on private
| terms,
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say YORK rroaucs Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. %
FLeun-Receipts OF 7,74o bushels, Market
Sales OF l0.4OO barrels No. 2 at ss7o
as so; superfine western ann state at
So 1904 %; common " gOod extra western
westerI sIae an at state at Is co. % cS@moa @ 10
choice white wheat western extra at 50 oo
as so; foncy white wheat western extra
at $6 boots 90 common TO good extra hlo
Al 81 syts6tO; common TO cnolcs extra . :.
LOUIS Il IS 0Ea 20 patent Minnesota extra
good to prlue ~ 81 as IS; choice 70 douoir
extra a. s. 1908 90. irktL closing steady
WBRAT--keceipts Oh 7l,4T6 bushels. trket
Tor sp, 2@8c lower anu modera business; fu :.
turAS sC4bc ID er and ialrly ac I've. sales "
bid. s, 40 asked; old No = Milw -ukee u 80;
grace red and AIN er western at 81 2l'Sl al;
New York No winter red ~ 81 81, wnit, stale
a s 4sH@l ~; amber vi giniA ut 81 SoSl 30;
hYE-Msrket steady. Sales of 500 bushels
v estern AT 66CsGI'
CURN-RtVripIs oI 2l4Os5 Uusn, &c. Market
heavy and ia2 'wer am | .sS active. lesof
is0, 900 busLt is ut 35Cso2c for hot ana " rm
western nike {; os@56c for ungraded western
tor New lork No. 3
oirs.-keceipIs OF ol,lsI ousnels. Market
irrt Qular and scar, ely 30 hrm Sales oil $4,000
bushels Mixed western tnd late a 40
40u; white westeIn and state at siCs44c 1,
lu ing ew York No 8 st sS2s New
YORK No. while At sc; New Y.rk 10: a. }.
@s5hc; {; sew York No. = ~hltr at s7ssIhc
ou AZ S6c; mixed ", stern at 2s@3ac; whit
state at STta4 a.; No 2Cnicag a S9c
H,Y N rk, steady. ealos OF new and oil 1
hOPs- Dull. >ales of yearings at 1880
eastern AT 9 a9c; western at 6ssc: Nsw
| 80 ks at GO rs; Cali Vrnia nnmin Al a. ssl2
oFFEE -nlu du ! and heav! cargts al
| l0H@2OLc gold; ] o lots al l6A .a2 &c Lold.
UaAh. Market dull ana heav sseHt
| for air to go ref. lug; $40 iUr prime; refined
| lower at l0ko FOR andarI A; l0k6
for granulated; 1850 for powered; lOk'
NolAssKs- Dull ard nom naily unchanged
| RrocerA grades qutt aud numinaly unc iaLg q
at 4oabTJ Tor Porto Rico; 4VCsboo TOR New VI
| leans. - .
: IoE-M Market steady Sa es at bx@7Ac fol
| Louisiana 9 sTHU ioI CarUlin ts.
| PETRoLRUs-Murkat du auo nnmlnal Salei
| OF crude at INC; unit-d ci ude at 81 46Cs2 4Sh.
| TALLow ,tk . STEADY. Sal OF eU OO
| lbs. prime at sk0sAo
Eess.-Du sales OF state and Pennsyl
vania at ie9 ekc; ia@iSHo for western;
| PORK. N irket hea y and over. Sales
new mess At SlS 10.
IAnD-M ,rket heavy and lower. Sales o
| prime ~ % so; choice al $6 60@s65
| BurTER-Aarke' for cuolce steady; othel
grales htavy. sales ut osslo for Western II
| ASso for safe. =.
HEHsL-Market frm. Sales at b@ioN fol
| comm n 10 prime.
| LNsBkp-Market quiet at los
| WHMKY-M 4rkot fifm at 81 10,
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A HOWARD BULLETIN.
Crimes and Casualties.

Richard Shuck, hung last month at
Louisville, for murder 10 Owenttn, KY,
was implicated in ku klux outrages but in
this particular instance seems innocent al
though he was present when Paris was
slain.
The 81. Louis authorities will make
every effort to arrest the parties who
forged 1t. Louis bonds to sell in New
York.
Jacob Blanth, while intoxicated, was dis
orderly at his brothers house, between
Ynnkers aud West Vernon, Tuesday.
During fight his brother beat him fatally.
Lewis Hill (colored) was arrested at
Carrollsville, Va, yesterday for heinous
outrage on Miss Stevenson (white.) He
was locked up and will opes dls be hanged.
A passenger train on the Illinois Midland
railroad Was thrown from the track last
| night. Three cars were wrecked and three
passengers instantly killed and number
seriously injured.
David Macdonald, recently arrested fol
stroclously libsling his brother Robert, {
prominent importer of New York city
publishes full retraction, and the sui
against him has been wlthdrown.
The Heralds Vineland special report
Father Vivet removed from his pastorat
because of trouble over the interment o
Maggioli's body.
Au oxygen gas tank exploded at the Ne'
York calcium light company's factory yes
terdsy, tearing workman to pieces.
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A Bold Forgery Frustrated
NEW YoRK. Aug. 2

New York, Aug. 23.
On Tuesday q man called ut the ufflce of
a broker named johnson, and represented
that he had $40 900 worth Of st. Louis
county bonds for sale. These bonds ore
now quoted at 1906 and cell rapidly. The
man said be was prepared to dispose of
them at considerable reduction. He Of
fered thousand dollar bond for sale, and
johnson called ON Messrs. Perkins, Living
ston & Post Of Nassau street, who offered
to become purchasers. After close scrut-
my of the bonds they were prom unced
genuine, and check for $4,000 was
ni,d 10 the man, when Detectives Pink
erton and O'Conner entered and are sted
the seller, who was recognized as r promi-
nent member Of a gang of bank forgeis.
The bonds we're skilfully executed. They
are coun,erfets of the issue of st Lmi.
county bonds of $25 900 of the year 1853
to run for 25 years. The man gave the
name of Hustled. and said he and Col. Wm,
Curr:er had obtained a ljan Of u per
cent on $25, 900 worth of bonds of the
city Of Q Iibcy, III. The detectives ther
proceeded to the { ffioe of Anna Brothers
New street, and arrested the Colonel, who
was found negotiating the sale of somt
counterfeits under circumstaL ces which
promised a favorable result. John Canlor
is charged with completely in theto for
| IL ii a. L.,
shadowing by detectives, and bears tn,
reputation of being skllful craftsman
| Other arrests are expected to-day.
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Fire Record.
HARPRR's FERRY Iowa, AuI

HARPRRs FERRY Iowa, Aug 2S
Stout g. Freighters' warehouse burned |;
loss $50. 900.
r CHESTER, Aug. 90
Rush'S cooper warehouse burned this
morning loss $40 900 incendlary.
NEw YORK, Aug %
The following fires are ,epurted Hub-
b rd BroIhors' cam planning mills, Mid.
dletown, Conn loss $4,000. THIS,
Ryder's farm buildings, Dunbsrion, N. HI
les, Sc 600 J ,bn and Elizabeth Howty,
a destitute cid couple, were burned to deslh
10 their house at the outskirts Of Niagara
last night.
Jacocob Forsbachs hotel at WoodhAven,
Long Island, was burned to-day; loss
$40 900. II Is feared Forabaeh's son per
Ishrd in the building, as be is missing.
A FIRE to-day destroy cd Sls5 900 worti
of properly at Campbellford, Ont.
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Electric Flashes.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 23.
Nelson A. Gesnor, the forger arrested in
Chicago Saturday, tonight is Locked up at
the police headquarters New York. The
detective found Gesnor ut an up town
hotel.
The Pennsylvania Workingmen's state
convention meets at Philadelphia Sept.
10Th.
RIoHMoSD, Ind, Aug. 23.
Morton at midnight, was comfortable.
The doctors believe the crisis is passde.
A secret greenback conference at
Roches er, N Y, adopted adop'e ed the In
dial apolis platform of May II and called a
convention at Buffalo September 90.
The Providence tool company having re-
established satisfactory arrangements with
the Turkish government, tomorrow resume
work On a contract for the manuf acture Of
arms with full force.
Advices from K lanea state that the lake,
which few weeks ago was empty, exhibit
ing only vast black pit 800 feet deep, is
now filled with molten lava.
..The D,laware and Hudson canal COM
pany has raised the price of coal l5 cents
per ton.
A large number of letters of acceptance
have been received from governors invited
to the convention of executives at the int r
national exhibition in Philadelphia nex'
week. Extensive preparations arc being
made On Wedn, sday there will be a great
fl nal display, and on the Goth an indus ria
review of manu,a acturing establishments
will be held.
The colortd republicans In convention al
Princeton, N ] yesterday, tabled resolu'
lions opposing Hayes southern polic6, ant
uphold NJ the labor strikers. Rev. Henry
Heghlsl d Garrett, in a spe, ch, said he be
lisved Hayes WIS honest, but there wal
more resolution and bravery In finger o
Grant than In the bodies Of Thousand
Hayses
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CoRNs are the L ost plen itul Kind OF grain
In the mark-t. Every one his supply, rom
the II tie three-y ar OLD rhlld 10 the aged
Scar dslre verglng on TO hundred; stylish.
young ladies who daily promenade
tasnlnnable resorts; middle-aged ma rons; o.d
bandits wi h their patent leathers kid gloves,
and Inevitable walKing sick; lhe cl"rgy man ,
merchant lawyer, clerk and mechanic OF all
hunions bad ma ls, and other b iherations OF
the feet all OF whih are bani,hed and cured
by the us OF Briggs NIrn aud Bun,on Rene
lies, Alleviator aid Cura i've. Sold by drug
ytsts MARIA i6wly
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The Indian War.
A sKIRMIsH IN MONTANA.

New YORK Aug. 20.
The Herald's Idaho and Montana specials
say Bulger Brooks was killed in q skirmsh
with the Indians on Monday, and Lieut..
Benson. Sergt. wilkins, G rp. Garland,
blacksmith Gass and privates Jones, Clarke
and Trevor were wounded. The puIsui' Of
the hottiles cpntinuts. Sherman telegrs his
Howard to keep up the pursuit. Reports
of settlers being killed by the Indians are
confirmed. Ten more are missing Joseph's
sons aud two squaws were killed in the
Gibbon fight. The settlers who stockaded
at s .phenson's canyon let the ln1ians pass
to the buffalo country on promise to kill
no whites. Terry telerraphs that he will
Cooperate with Howard. Gen. Gibbons
infantry is watching at Reh Rock station
till the In iians come that way. Howard
has sent 40 licked men and Indians to he
front to delay the Indian advance till b;
comes up. Should Joseph's band reach the
Yellowstone, further pursuit. would be
| doubtful.
| THE SITUATION IN UTAH.
| sALr LAKE. Aug. 23.
When the Indians reached Rock Stage
Station they had been two days without
water. Their stock was much scattered
They gathered all the loose stock and de-
stroysd all the property there. He sent
sky men and some Iodians as scouts tc
intercept the indians at Henry's Lake, bu
none we're found. Tho hostiles, number
ing from 400 to 500. are anxious to avid ,
eight and seem heading for the Crow coun
ltry on Glass river. The blacksmith
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AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. 23
First race, two and one-half miles ::
Parole, being the only entry, walked over
he course. Second race, mile and half :
Vera Cruz. favorite, won in 2;3ef. Wush
Booth second, Vermont third Third race,
mile and an eighth; Auburn won fret
cnoics, Char ce second, Courier third ;
time, l:5Ss Last race, mile and quarter !:
Waiter, tavorite, won in 2:al2, Kelso Sec
ond, Dandy third.
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oDUCE MARKETS.
s1rONrkD zKrAEssLY FOR THE RUTLAND oLoss
Vermont Markets.

RICHMOND, August II.
BuTTER-Fair TO good 1balT /; cn' ice i5d roc;
ME Ic Chees farm dalrles plain ~ to 6kc !;
farm make. Sage, Shpqhc
ST. ALBAEs. Aug st 21.
CHARACTERIZATION OF common at 100 &C;
goOo to ch.lce i5@2Oc; selections 0Rc.
The att -ndance nTu, sday was fair. Re.
ceipts light. Market dun and lower, the quail.
ty lhis week ceing very ptor genaraliy.
NEW HAVEN, August 81.
Butter 20822c Eggs f5c; he Ne isa 40 !:
potatoes new SOC per bush, i; hap and straw SO
oil 90 per ION.
Market quiet ship to-day are 10, 900
pounds Of butter, 5,4OO Of che Be, and 400 d. ms
OF eggs.
VBRGENNBs, August 81.
BUTTBR-Butter 20a23e n 10; Egg is cents
per dozen; Cheese u q 10; pot e., 25OS 500 per
bushel; nay and straw, per ton, $l0U Uott 90.
MIDDLEBURv, August 10.
Butter 9ola22c; cheese l3al dc; eggs i5c Der
dozen; potatoes $4,000.
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DUILAND CIGAR STORE.


Has heen thirty -four ye 'rs in business. and
has had large txp -rltnce He Keeps The
Eighteen brand. OF gars are manufactured in
his rs, ablishmenJ hand made. Pnc-s ranke
from . 10 500 p thuus nd. He keeps the
choicest brands ronstahIly IN aud. All or
ders b, mail promptly Attended 10. nnfacs
tory ard store AZ No. Union street. Ru land,
Vermont. auSe1cm
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St Il. and Pennsylvania coal compaal 8
would have received inS ptember for work
Ing in August $25 900 lost by them through
the strike. To this may be added $50 900
from smaller operators, aking = total
loss to the men of S3OO,O)O This tells
upon the business men Of this region as
well as the miners.
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Bemorrhoids are frequently preceded by a
sense OF weight in tine back, ,ol and lower
suppose he has some anecti Ii OF the kidneys
or neighboiing orgats. Al times sy mptons Of
indis seston are present, as flatuleucy un-asi-
ness OF the ST. mach. etc disAgreea0le Itch.
ing Is q common attendant. AtcerLalu times 4
singing or burning pain IS expei fenced, oelng
often very severe afte' the fscal dtschar 80
ther, Is more or less oearint down or tones
mus. Try Briggs Pile Remedies for their cure
Sold Dy Qru. glhiS,
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wonderful success.

Consumptlon-The chief CAUSES are In neg
lecting the laws ui mai ure, too inuch cunnne-
menJ IA an unhealthy atmosphere, sudden
colds, catarrh, great and CONT iued exposures,
mpoverlshing Of the ysteui Of uthrr uieeaseS:
in ( ct there { re alS ISL a5 many causts as
there are victims ami one OF The most fatal
10 that OF young ladies WIN expose their health
Rnu end niger Their lives In the most reckless
manner when attending oall parties, UPrras.
and otner PAGES OF amusement, "hlc results
Consumption and all early grave. iggs'
Throat aud Lung healer Will save The victim II
used IN time SOLD by drug.lsts.
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What the Strike Cost the workmsn
SCRANTON, Aug. 23

The mining companies Of this section
have now paid miners for Jnly. The Del
aware, Lscawanna and Western railroad
company paid $40 900 instead of 800 oco
which tue miners would have received had
they not struck, and the last several days II
10 estimated miners Of tho D. L. d w., d.
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The Victory IL won.

Ples--The ,gony OF 1ophet Is not or cannot
be much worse than the torture endured by
millions who are u oubled with internal bleed
ins, external and itching piles Glad tidings
Tor the sufferer. Briggs Pile Remedies are
mid, safe and ure. Dr. j. Briggs Co.. New
ark, n j, sold by druggists.
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Headache-Who can avoid looking haggard
and old, when the Train Is or tzrd with pain
no can deny the fact that disease az, ompRn-
led ny pain is gr aJer ravager II beauty Than
ime j. Briggs tvahJer viii cure head
che and heu' uigta In a ice, an all sufferers
will nail with denght This never failing reme-
dy hold by drnggt~is,
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Bronchitis Is u dry Inflammation OF the mem
braue o the Bronebia, when causes constant
desire to expe tofa at, but W tn all tue efforts
OF scraping, caughing or sneFz'bg, there IL no
mucus u be raised, and the dfficulty increases
until /, becomes chronic. Briggs Throat and
Lung Healer cures 6ronchils and all diseases
of the Throat an LunA S. SOLD by druggists.
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The Pennsylvania Democratic Con-
venti0n.

HARRISBURG, Aug s3.
On the fifth ballot Col Nuyes was noml-
mated for treasurer amid great excitement
over change of votes. The convention ad-
journed at 2. IS O'Clock this morning.
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Base Ball

BosToS, Aug, 90.
Boslons 10, C.ncinnatis 8.
BuFFALo, Aug. 90.
Indianapolis 4, b. q los 0.
Bro KLYH, Aug. %.
Hartfords l, Louisviles 1
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waryan,ed ns Represonted.

Brlggs' Alleyautor has mai velous aud perfect
control over Jhr nrTv, S, Il eases the aj,lOn OF
the heart without excl Ing the brain, will cure
all maiariuuS 'itseaSvs. sl JdueS FEVER tQuallze6
{ o circuI alton, stim ulates the weakened and
diseased frame aLd res ores the sufferer TO
health Solo by druggists.
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Weather Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OrRicR OF THK CHEF SIGNAL OFRICRR,}
WASHINGTON aug al q. 10. }
For New England southeast to south
west winds, warmer, partly cloudy or rainy
weather and stationary and rising haiome-
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TRY Tb.m and bo Happy

comnuniiy As dishonest pol ticians, noisy row
dies, squallipg rats or howling oegs under
your - ihdow Briggs' Corn and ounioh Rene
happy snd cSntented. sold By druggtsts
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wounded in the Iecsnt eklrmish is dead
Howard las been reinforced by one COM
pany aud fifty Baanocks who are pu'hing
the hosties sixty miles northeast from the
road where the crossing was made. How
ard camped on Shotgun Greek, was rein
forced on the Goth by 900 infantry. He
had $50 cavalry 10 addition to Bsinbridge's
forces. While Howard camped at the juno
tion eighteen miles north of Pleasant
Valley, on the Yellowstone, 1t Is supposed
Hayden's freight train on the Salmon River
road was destroyed by Indians; also Col.
Sharp,s train.
"LAvA BEDs" AGAIN.
VIRGINIA CITY, Aug. 2S.
Two scouts from Fort Ellis report q
squaw camp at Henry's lake breaking up
and moving toward Greger basin. How
ards commlssary says when he left the
front the Indians were forhfying at place
called the Lava Beds. He thinks Howard
struck them yesterday.
GENERAL INsURRRoTIoS THRE ArBNED.
Fort SHAW, Montana, Aug 90.
News from Fort BeDlon states that there
are indications OF an outbreak among the
Grosoenrer, Assineboine and PIegans Sit.
ting Bull is at Fort Peck. The Me- Perce
scouts on Martas river had 60 hurses stoler
from Twenty eight Mile Springs and Black
foot agency.
HOWARD BULLETIN.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.
Howard telegraphs Gen Crook an
operating in your department lear Henry
lake. Bainbridge with scouts arrived las
nigt and will be of material service. Th,
hostiles are just now moving towards th,
Grew county.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Esw York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. IS.
GOLD quoted at lO4H.
MONEY quoted at fk.
GOVERNMENT 30 DS weak.
pkInE Mercan lie Paper al 5ta6H.
RAILROAD BUN DS live aud higher.
STOCKS irregular and less active.
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The Turf.

HUDSON RIVER DRIVING PARK.
PoKERP IE, Aug 20.
purse 80 con- $40 class.
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WORCESTER, Aug. %
The president and party arrived this
evening. They were escorted to the botel
by the military. The streets were densely
packed, buildings decorated, a salute fired,
speeches by the pre'dent, Key, Devens,
Evarts and Senator Hoar.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-31
AUSTIN. Mimi. May IA. Il

To the Editor of the Pioneer Press:
Will you please inform us through your
columns, what legal or moral right the State
has to charge over twelve per cent. interest
more than a bank or privateindividual, under
our present interest laws ltwould seem but
justice that delinquents should pay all ex-
penses incurred in collecting the taxes; but
We fail to see under hat pretense of justice
our wise lawmakers could grant the State the
privilege to charge a rate of interest which
one OF it's citizens cannot charge without Sc
we're penalties.
ONE WHO WOULD LIKE TO KNow.
The reason of this is. that mankind
is divided into two classes, those who
pay taxes and those who consume
them and those who consume the
taxes rule the government and put the
Legislative screws to the producing
classes, who have not courage enough
or sense enough to protect them.
selves. They rest contented in the
belief that the real end of gov
eminent is the government. and that
1.-the prosperity of the governed" il a
matter of no moment.