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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-21
CONNECTIONS.

\. AT y. P. Transfer with Union 1selAc Rail
soaa Tor UmAnA.
2. Al Council Bluns, with Kansas City, 81. Joe
and Council RluGs Railroad for 81. Louis and al
points south.
5. At Missouri Valley with Chicago q North.
western Railway for Chicago and all points east
=. Al Sioux City with the Sioux City and st.
roads. Steamers for upper Missouri rtver, during
navigation, and with stAges for all points IN ths
Northwest
.. At Blair with Onaha and Northwestern
r for Omaha and southern NcbEaska.
8. At Fremont, Mob, with tho Union Pacific II.
r. Tor All points west, and The Pscthc oeast.
At Wsncr, With stages for Norfolk, and 81
potntA in Northern febrssks.
HBe sute your tickets read via s.C.AP.R
y.e. xQLl9, Gen'i Ticket Ag't.
I. 1011t13. SUPER ntendent.
Q. 3. BURTON Passenger Agent. sioux City. La,
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CONNECTIONS.
!. Al Sioux City With Illinois Cen .-sl, sie1x
CITY ana Pacilc and Sioax City aaA H. Pasi Rail.
Passenger train going east come at Dayts
function with branch trains arriving ct Pen
nandyilie n 1t 1919 m. an6 thea Connecting viii
howards stages for vlfgiuia. 1dsn, Falrviev,
Ssloit, e Canton, Harr,sh.r1, fia.dFsaa, Linwood,
Rock Raplds, Sioux Fails and al points 81 ~
Big Sioux River, and from lsaviag PortlandyiHe
train going west.
5; Atki1 Point With Stages for Psnc., Neb.
4. Al vermillioa NTH stages fos Lodi, River.
side, Turner, Bloomingdalc and Tinlay.
A. ncskling with stages for 81 Jansa.
.. At9ayville with stages fer 81. Helena.
~. At fankton with stages for all poirts In
southern and western Dakota, and North Nsbfas.
kai and during the season OF navigation With
Missouri River Transportation Companies iine
q 9, steamers ior Randall. Brule, Pierre, sully,
Hlce, Bismarck, Stevenson, Bcrthold. Buibrd,
sarrol and Benton; connecting At Pierre Win
transportation wagons for tho Black Hills.
This ls the only Direct Route to the
Slack Hills.
=. v. DKaRIcKsoN, 6sny Sxpsrtstssdt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-01-09

Cairo, inlaid with dark wood, valu,
$3.50 an Ebony and Ivory Wardrobe
worth Sc, 500 and duty. Beautiful and
strange looking earthern vessels, Gu.
riously colDred silks. black and brown
and in great variety. Kid Gloves i'm
large display Elephant tusks eight
feet long and of pure ivory. | will
add after the manner of certain Yer
monter who, seeing for the first time
the Siamese Twins, calculated, "b.b.
brothers, | presume Violins of great
age and strange shapes, some of them
much after the appearance of the
Harp. Beautiful and varied speci.
mems of wood, entire sections Of trees
including the bark, and highly finish
ed. Books elegantly and very expen-
sively bound. Pipes made of clay,
bat Of rare beauty and finish, and cups
of similar material and finish. These
are very attractively adorned with
very artistic gliding Sponges of un-
paraIleled beauty, some worth S25
each. Queer looking shoes, aud cost
~, but rather dingy looking silks
Egypt and Turkey have much that is
similar, and my next will treat of the
display made by those human hrutes.
l SEE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-01-09

Gen. Joseph f. Johnston and lady
are boarding at the ST. Claire, and
will live permanently in this city.
By-the-way, the st. Claire gave us
a Christmas dinner that deserves the
highest compliment, and it was en-
joyed 10y quite a crowd. Christmas
day was all that the American youth
in all his ardor ever painted it or could
have wished. 1t was cool without
being very cold, aud an inch snow
covered everything, but was dry and
made pedertrianism and eleighing de-
lightful.
Mr., Hubbard, of Buckingham, has
offered a constitutional amendment
making changes in the court system,
among others, restoring the old Coun.
ty Court of Magistrates. What will
be its fate l cannot now tell.
Chamberlain has gotten quite into
trouble with his pretentions to the
GONernorship of S. G. His latest as
sumption was to pardon two convicts
sent for terms of ten and eighteen
years. The Superintendent of the
Penitentiary refused to release them,
and informed Cham berlain he was no
Governor at all. Good
My two roommates, Messrs. Coale
and shannon, are in good health, and
as usual, at their posts ready for bust
ness We are delightfully."- located
at the st. Claire, which is GER
tainly one of the best hotels / ever
saw in the State. Association with
these gentlemen is as pleasant as l
could desire. and l can wish myself
few better things than that while 1
am here the association may continue.
In my next l hOre to have some
thing to say touching legislative mat
tiers. At present, as / write from that
Invisible point of time between two
years, | pause to say that wish the
readers of the NetOs and the glorious
people of Washington county a glo-
rious and happy New Year under
Tilden and Reform.
SER
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UNDERSTOOD HER BUSINESS A
young woman recently answered al
advertisement for dimiug-room girl
and the lady of the house seemed
pleased with her. But before engag.
ing her there were some questions tC
ask.
suppose" said the lady-"Now
only suppose, understand-that you
were carrying piece of steak from
the kitchen and by accident should let
it slip from the plate to the floor
what would you do in such a case?
The girl looked the lady square III
the eye for u moment before asking
as it private family, or are there
bUarders?"
"Boarders," answered the lady.
"Pick it up and put it back on the
plate, firmly replied the girl.
She was engaged.
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TIE SUPREME COURT AND TUF BOARD
OF ANVAssERs-DREw TO BE IN
AUG URATED.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 2-The Supreme
Court refused to reCeiv the canvass of
the 9th. The court ordered the board
to answer by 4 o'clock this afternoon
to the plain language of the writ toy
canvassing and counting and adding
up the vote cast at the election for the
office ofGOvcner, stating who received
the highest vote for such office, and
emitting in their return any votes
for any person for any Office, as the
rights of presidential electors and
members OfCOngress were not matters
before the court and could not be in
quired into under these proceedings.
The board made return at o'clock
the court having met at 4 and taken
recess. Counsel for the REALTORS asked
untll Tomorrow to examine the returns
and the court adjourned to that date.
Drew will be innugurated tomorrow.
All very quiet.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-01-09

The Nashville American of Jan. I'd
says: With comnendable prompts
tude both houses Of the General AS
sembly affected an organization yes
tcrday-something unusual for such
bodies on the first day of the session.
The Speakers are gentlemen who
were elected with due regard to fit
ness for those positions, a nd the other
officers appear to have been judicioas>
ly chosen.
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EGYPT.

Passing under the imposing arch and
between the singular columHar struc-
lures, which make the curious and
interesting front to the entire depar,
ment, | found myself among relics
quite kindred i'm suPgestiveness "a
those l met in Peru. My companions
had gone off to things more modern,
aud spent the hour alone, or among
strangers, which is very little differ
ent. Above the great archway read
in roman letters. 'The oldest people
of the world sends its morning greet
ings to the youngest nation"
The door of the Sanctuary of a
Mosque, richly carved and inlaid wi h
ivory, attracted my attention. IL was
made i'm the fourteenth century, fl, e
hundred years ago and called to mind
the long dominion OF the hated and
brutal Turk i'm that glorious and fer
tile land where Joseph sprang from
slavery to become the Prime Ministo r
To PhOrOah. This door had been pur-
chased by the Boston museum.
On the walls were fine photographs
Of the ruined cities of Egypt Coz
geOus royal saddles for Canels and
Demonstrates are trimmed with heavy
and costly gold lace, very curious and
certainly expensive. A CrockodIle
fifteen feet long, a Ia mummy. There
were numerous busts unlike those of
any other people than the Egyptians.
| can only enumeratr leading an icles /:
A large ebony press, worth $4,000,
plus duty expensive door curtains,
crimson and gold an actual, complete
Photographic copy OF the Koran,
neatly bound, aud in size one by two
inches, II can only be read by aid of
n microscope. A beautiful set, cream,
sugar, and wine, of pure gold an Gle
CANT picture OF Cairo, two by six feet /;
u silver model of the great pyramid
built by CheOps, -four thousand years
before Christ" height ass feet, cubic
feet $50 900 a mans cloak, black
aud gold, $40, plus duty an Arabic
door, exhibited by Mrs, Parois, of
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Number 9.
Centennial Correspondence.
CENTENNIAL GROUNDS, !
w. PHILADELPHIA. :
October, 1876. }
Stepping from Japan to
TUNIS

Stepping from Japan to
TUNIs
called up recollections of the Suez
Canal First | saw royal saddle
covered with crimson velvet. and
trimmed witt gold lace, valued at
S775 a foot cushion OF similar mate
rial worth SIS, and another one at
SIPS. These were exhibited by His
Royal IIighness, the Bey of Tunis. -
They are fine enough, but gun ex-
hibited by the same royal person is
not to be so highly recommended
The barrel, some four feet in length,
Is wrapped with very fine wire. the
breech is maid with pearl and is a
fair specimen of work. The brass
mounting and the iron work is no
finer than can be done by the cOarsest
blacksmith in Bristol, and the hicko-
nv ramrud would not do the least
credit to any eight year old boy in Va,
or Tenn. | saw fine photographs of
Carthage. Indeed, the half-civilized
nations exhibit specimens of photog-
raphy that would do credit to any
country. In
DENMARK
there are many curious relics from
Greenland An Esquimau boat, skin
bottles, heavy leathern gloves with
thumbs on both sides. pants and
boots of peculiar fashion are among
the number. A hut covered with
moss is an interesting rustic curiosity.
Very beautiful ebony furniture and "A
fine display of terra Gotta ware, very
delicate and fine, are quite attractive,
A superb silver monument, trimmed
in gold, is valued at the handsome
figure of 81, 20O.
SWEDEN.
The first attraction is the group of
soldiers of life size in wax, of which
mention has already been made -
They are so life-like that the beholder
is at first startled by them. An ebO-
ny ease for books, with delicate clock
aud thermometer, is worth 81, 227 SO
A group of life-siZe wax figures, clad
i'm real costume, represents Mother
asking Father" The blooming peas
ant girl and her rustic, honest looking
lover stand close by, and the facial eX-
N essiOus are So natural and interest
esting that no one passes them with
out pausing to study them. Russian
bear and other skirs are in fine dis
play. n u eACtllthl Etbt'SlNdl map w
Sweden is suspended cOnsI icuously
and near 10y large portrait of Wash
ington, delicately embroidered on
canvass, is quite a curious work Of
art. A fine photograph of the EN-
press of Sweden represents her with
The crown and pearls OF royalty. The
exhibits of iron and steel are immense
and wonderful. The wooden Fir,
literally covered with nails Of various
sizes, has been alluded to. the nails
are held in position by small wire
hooks.
NORWAY
is very similar, in many respects 10
Sweden. Cod Liver Oil is displayed
to an extent that claimed attention -
II was i'm glass tubes at least ten l'e'
high, aud is of very beautiful appear
ance The porcelain ware il most
highly embellished. The glass ware
is of rare quality. A group OF wa1en
figures, life-sige, represents bride
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BIaCkWOOd'S
Edinburgh Magazine.

The British Quarterlies give to the read
er well-digested information upon the great
events in contemp0raneOus history, and
contain mnstarly criticisms on all that is
fresh and valuable in literature, NJ well as
summary o. the triumphs uf science and
art. The wars likely to convulse all Eu
rope will form topics for discussion, that
will be treated with Il thoroughness and
ability nowhere else to be found. Black
woods Magazine is famous for stories, es.
says, and sketches OF the highest literary
merit.
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Electric Flashes

A fire in BurliugtOn, Iowa destroyed
$l4 600 worth of property
Tuetys cooper shop and warehouse at
Roches er, N. Y, burned: lors 81. 900.
James H. Mackey, prominen, Brook
lyn lawyer, buicided at Newport, Ohio
cause i'll health.
j. Hortm9n's hardware store in Guelph,
Ontario, burned, and other property dam
aged; loss S75 900.
River pilots are reported as carelessly
running down small boats. Two lives
were lest last night in that way.
The Erie bondtoders ard shareholders
have authorized the laying Of third rail
between Wayerly and BipgbampIou.
Herman Spoer, steward ut the German
hospital, NawaIk, elopcd with hospital
nurse, leaving a wife and two children.
Britton, OF Austin, Texas. tried fer
shooting United States Marshal PurRell
was discharged; verdict, shooting iusti-
fi4ble.
The Methodist clergymen of Philadelphia
met yesterday and denounced the managers
of the permanent exhibition for opening on
Sunday.
James Wiherspoon, prominent citizen
of Memphis, was fatally shot while return
ing home Wednesday night. His assaiant
Is unknown.
John Harrington, a New York dentist,
committed for attempting to counterfeit
Brazilian currency, was yesterday dis
charged as he could not be held under thC
revised statutes.
1t is reported that receiver will be ap
| pointed for the Hannibal and St. JOSEPH
railroad, ard sensational political develop
ments are expected In Missouri in connec
| tion with the road.
Burton &c Mayer of Memphis, Tenn,
charged with manufacturing and dealing in
Illicit tobacco, we're jailed in defunct o
$5 900 bail yesterday. 1,40o pounds of TO.
bacco were seized.
| The laborers of the nail and tack work
of Chess, Smythe Il Co., of Pittsburgh
who struck Thursday for increased wages
resumed to-day at the old rates. Five hun
dred employees are interested.
Deputy Collector Walden OF Richmond
Nh) embezaled So 900 which he lost il
gambling, is held in So 900 bail. An in
crease of bail of the accused parties in th
Norfolk custom house Is ordered.
1t is understood that Archbishop Lynch
of Toronto, owing to i'll health, has for
warded his resignation TO Rome. His sue
cessor, probably Bi,hop Walsh of Londo
or Father Farrell of 81. Patlick's NeS
York
The Workingmers' convention Of Bslti
more called on its officers to sever connec
tion with any political party, adopted resc
lutions declaring the woIkiDgmen inde
pendent of present parties, and decided I
nominate state ind local candidates.
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The VeSceIius Amber Ointment

IL a very popular preparation for the speedy
cure OF Felons, nld sores, Cuts, Bruises, Scroll
ula Sores, Fever Sores Ulcers, Cancers, Burns,
with knife on paper or cloth II is used BY
physicians and the people; one box win
convince any ont It should be kept In every
house and every store.
For sale by A W. Higgins Rutland, all drug
gists iu Burlington, st. Albans. Winooski also
by Or. w. j. Vescelius, and Wells, Richardson
$Co.. Wholesale agt nts, Burlington, Vt. Price
50 CENTS post paid,
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QUTLAND CIGAR STORE.
RlORRIS APPEL

Has been thirty-four years in business aud
has had large experience. he keeps the
an1 SSst brands Of cigars In vermont
his establishment, hand made, Prices range
from 10 $50 Thousand. he keeps the
Ssrs SspGeSt SS =, Dt191S e0nstany Hn aud All or
tory and store AZ No. . Union street. Rutland,
Vermont auSedem
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Domestic Drama of Elopement and
Murder.
AToHIsoN, Kan, Auj

AToHIsoN, Kan, Aug. 20.
Sunday Bill Scroggs shot j. Olyphant,
his father-in-law, dead, because the latter
refused to admit him to his house where
Scrogss' wife was. Three years ago
Scroggs eloped with ELEPHANTS daughter,
married her and abused her shamefully till
she left him. A party pursued the muir
derer who fatally shot one of them, after
wards giving himself up. Yesterday the
mob lynchcd him.
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GIVEN UP DIE-CURED.

DR.. Fenner's Golden Relief never fails
in tho worst cases of diaIrt oe l, dysentery,
cholera, cholera morbus, cholera infautum,
cramp, cholic, bloody fux. 1t is especi-
ally valuable with children. Here is
sample case which speaks volumes for the
remedy;
Cleveland. Ohio, Sept so, 1873.
Dr NJ Fenuer, tredohis, Y-uear sir.
Our llJ,le Willie. 90 months olo, has bad the
summer complaint "ch lera infanTum as
the doctors called 1t, all sun mer, The disease
has been very fatal here his year, and Willie.
Ike most OF the other little sufferers, was
gwen up TO die. As u last re; ort, we gave him
y0ur Golden Relief, and you can lin gne our
gratitude when ! tell yuu ten days use OF 1t
co pl tely cured him. H vas out OF danger
10 three hours, We put three teaspoonfuls
Into one-half glass OF s syeetened water and
gave him one teaspoonrul OF that mixture
every few minure5 uEtu I'm morOvemeut began.
then once ln Two hours. ana finally oniy three
times day, We aDI lied 1t iull strenA tn To his
bloated and tender abdomen outside.
Yours truly, MRL. o, A. DUNLAP.
For sae by dealers in medicine; In Rut-
land by Page & Crooks. d&w
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rruIy "a NEedie nj wonder

Have you ever before known of a rem.
edy for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
Sour Stomach, Loss OF Appetite, Constipa-
lion, Bad Tastes in t G Mouth, Coming up
of the Food and General Debility, being
sold on guarantee ? You must ans wer
No, for none heretofore possessed sufficient
merit We hav- secured the sale OF this
Wonderful Remedy, DR.. SHILoH's SYSTEM
VIrALIzER, VIII ch we sell on these terms.
win you not give the small price of rs
cents to be cured Sold by f. Fem and
Paige s. Crooks, Rutland; +. A. Morse,
West Rutland.
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Telegraph Consolidation.

NEW YORK, Aug. 90.
The Western Union and Atlantic and
Pacific telegraph companies have reached
an agreement. 1t is believed that the for
mer is to control the latter's stock, the
earnings to be pooled in the proportion of
! to Western Union and 1 to Atlantic and
Pacific.
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HERIIn.

Berlin, Aug. 20,
Prince Bismarck has arrived The North
German Gazette confirms the report that
the representations Of the Turkish ambassa-
dor here relative to the alleged Russian at
trocities, met with an unfavoTsbe recep-
tlon from the cabinet.
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Weather Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OPTICR OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFICER,b
WASHINGTON Aug. AL A. N. J
For New England, rising, followed by
stationary or falling barometer, slightly
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather,
southeast to southwest winds and possibly
occasional local rains.
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press.
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN LINCOLN.
An Old Quarrel the Cause.-The Victim Seri-
ously Injured.

New HAVEN, VT, Aug. 20.
A murderous astault was made upon
Eastman Arnold IN Lincoln to-day by
James Moody. Arnold was at work in q
field when Moody came up, and after some
words about an old quarrel, drew knife
and stabbed Arnold three times, inflicting
dangerous but not fatal injuries. Moody
has not been arrested as yet.
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II TWO CENTS.
6Av York Produce Market
NBw YoRK, Aug. 20

NhW fORk' Aug 20.
rLous-Recclpis OF 2OOio bushels, Market
busness nesyy ana oxbort lower w'th oo light
slies OF l5.4Oo barrels ~" No. %O'I at We 10
as 5o; superfine western an1 state At
AID state al 81 80S5 20 gcoG TO o1o ohScs s9ra
western an state at So 45@5 So; common to
chnce white wheat western extra at 50 90
ee 5Oi IdnCy white wheat western extra
at 50 65ass 90; common to good extra ohio
az 81 9e@0 70 common to onulce extra Sc.
LOUIS LOUIS az 90 oISs So patent Minnesota extra
extra at SO 7O@9 90. Market closing heavy
WBEAT-Receipts OF iso,si0 bushels. Market
1@2c better aud in instances &c higher ana de-
OF 6I6. 600 bushels Poor spring at 81 90; NJ. 3
Nj waukee at - o.; re q and 6meer western at
be- at 81 81.
RYE-Market quiet and heavy. Sales of 400
bushels western ut CSC,
BAEIEY-Market quiet and nominal
CoRs.-Recelpts OF 24G $50 ousurls. Market
trade Sales Of 86G, COO Bushels at sosssc fS9 fop
ungraded western mixed warm TO prime:
35653Ec for steamer mixed; 55R@56 for New
hPH 49, sS5s'6T9 o. f9r 3c yeIiow western
lower and unsettled. Sales OF $4,000 bushels.
Mixed western snd state at 6d45c; white
western and state at s2a41c; Ia luilng New
York No at 82M New ) ork No: Q S6Nas7Hc:
New YORK No. | at 3sc mixed We stern at 2s(S
3sc; white western n 3iG4cc; mixed state &C
4
| 5Sd4Sc.
Stock OF grain In store for the week ending
| August IS:
wheat. .....................".,. 276 eOs
| SOIh'''''''.... ........................, b5i 684
| OaI5... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. b6Q,l6l
| hyC...''''.' .....,.................. 1l,T8
| Malt..'......... ..................... E2,e3o
| Peas. Observation-Disclosures. $500
| HAY.-M rke STEADY. Sales OF new and old
| az 65@T0 Tor sbipp ng.
| HoPs-Dul. eales OF yearings at 4asc ;
| eastern at 669c; western at 6aQc: New
Yoiks at 6@leo: California nominal a, sal2'.
CoFFEE-kio qnlet; cargoes at l8N@20Xc
| gold; job lots at l6H a 9 &c gold
SuGAR.-Market dull and nominal; sxessc
for iair to goo ref Ing; ss6c Tor prme fefined
| dull at 1OA@l0Tc for s audari A;
iGH@loAc for granulated; loXc for powdered /;
| lie or crushed.
MoLAssEs Dull ard nomnallv unchanged,
at 4og6Ic for Porto Rico; 40655; FOR New Or
| leans.
tIcE-M Market steady. Sales at 5X@7kc for
Louisiana G s5Ac Tor Caroinas.
! PITRILEUA-Market dull, Sales OF crude at
| Ps@TAc; rpfipod at lic.
| tALLOw Market steady. Sales OF prime at
| 3-16c
Realistically. Sales of state and Pennsy,
vania at lG8 81 c.; l4sl6Hc for western.
| foRK.-M rket dul and lower. Sales OF new
mes st $500
| BEEF-Qulet.
LARD arket opened tower, afterwards
flrmer and closi' steady. Sales OF prime
| steau AT IS 506S co
BUTTER-Markel heavy. Sales at laslc for
western l39TSc for g. ate.
HEEsg- Market quiet and firm Sales al
6@lo for comm N 10 prime.
gold time.
WHI7KY-Marketfir firm at 81 i2H.
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Base Ball.

BROOKLYN, Aug. 20.
Hartfords 8, Loulsvilles 1.
LAWRENCE, MASS, Aug. 30.
Bostons .. Lowsls 1.
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Utica Cheese Market.

UTIoA, Aug. 20.
OF 10000 boxes of cheese offered all sold
at 9t@l14c leading factories 114c; aver
age l09c. Market active and 1fc higher.