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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-20

Jones read in the papers that an I'M
cOrked phial of oil of pennyroyal left
on the ledge of your window or on a
table at the head of your bed will drive
away mosquitoes. He tried the exper-
iment, but found that the insects flock
ed in through the other two windows
in increased numbers. Yesterday be
went around to the druggists to buy
some threepennyroyal, and probably
rested undisturbed last night.
"Did you break that window, bow p
said the grocer, catching hold of the
fleeing urchin. Eyes, sir" "Wbal
d. ye mean, then, by running off in
this mannerq" "Please, sir, 1 wa,
running home to get the money. j
was 'fraid if l didn't run quick / might
forget it." And with that he skipped
around the corner. He doubtless found
his way home, but he probably lost hi,
way coming back. The grocer still
waits and watches.
Ellington had passed away. Mrs
B., who had just read the notice of hi
death in the newspaper, said: "What
a pity John couldn't read this! III.
would be so pleased to see his name il
print"
Dogs have killed some merino sheer
owned by o. H. Bascom of Orwell, on,
being valued at 5000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-20
PLOW POINTS.
CHURNS.

We make the very best churn for large diaries
that is made in the United States. They are the
Improved Box Churn. We make them in sizes to
suit and prices are all the way from Sc to $40. A
s6 one win churn from to 30 pounds a sl2 one
from TO 90 pounds-Other sizes in proportion. All
can be run by power. We also sell Barrel Churnn
HORSE POWERS to run churns from Sl2 up
wards. Iron work for platform or round table
horse pOwers-it is the best and cheapest for a
cheap power. Portable Cider Presses and Grinders
Blacksmith Tire Blenders, Tuyere Irons, Clothes
Reels ito be used out Of doors), Clothes Dryers tor
indoOrs), Box Stoves No. % and 30, Post Drivers
French Roll Pans, Baking Pans Stove Backs, Har.
row Teeth, Cresting and Iron Fence Work Wagon
jacks, Sled Shoes, Sugar Arch Doors Crates Pan
Rests, Heater Frames Cast Iron Sugar Arches-16
different sizes-all the way from . small suEaring
on stove to the very largest eyaporator tsend and
~ oltcpliarsl, WIndow Weights, Buzz planners,
Gear Cutting, Gearing and Pullsys, Hand and
Power Elevators, Portable FORCES, Iron Castings
generally.
Machinery of all kinds made to order. Maehin.
cry rspairing promptly done. Agent for the Amer
lean Band Saws, will not crack in running Please
give me a call if you want anything in my line.
Yours,
JOHN w. MURKLAND.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-20
STONES IN The KIDNEYS

and BLADDER EXPELLED-LonE
Suffering of one of TROY's
Best People.
A LUCKY MAN.
Mr.. James Andrews of No. 10 Marshall St.
Troy n. Y. had suffered for several years from
the formation of stones in the Ldneys and Bladder
and had doctored with many of the best physicians
without receiving any benefit. He was induced to
try DIR. Kennedys ''FavOrite Remedy" and the
following extract from Mr.. Andrews letter tells
the whole story.
Troy, N. Y. April 9Th, 1880.
DR.. ID. Kennedy ROndOut, N. T.:
DEAR SIR:-I received your letter to-day, and you
are welcome to use any part of my letter a. may
seem best. Had not used the "Favorite Remedy"
should have been great sufferer to this day.
The stone that passed from me has a small piece
broken off, but the large one enclose so that you
can see for yourself of what it is composed.
am quite willing to testify under oath to all
have written in regard to my sickness and recov
cry, and words fail to fully express my feelings Of
gratitude to you for my great deliversncs from SO
terrible a disease.
With a real grateful heart remain yours most
respectfully. 1919 JAMES ANDREWS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-20

We make the famous WOolsy Pillow 6 sizesJ.
The No. is his famous premium plow and all sig,
and better than when made by MI. wooley' tor the
that they all ground smooth before
leaving the shop. We also make side-hill plows
and we satisfied that we can and will give you
better pillow for your money than can be bought
elsewhere in Vermont. We have on hand q few
second hand plows of other make.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-20
Estates.

STATE OF VERMONT CAIEnoVI. D,---------
- In Probate Court holden at the Probats 0t %.
in st. Johnsbury, in said District on as olnce
of August A. d. 1880, y" Sne "a DAY
Chester T. Dean, administrator upon tba s,+... -
tr;Ct lean ate OF St JohnHbury in said dis
Ior examination and allowance and makes snUInn
tion for decree of distribution and nart3Pon
the estate of said deceased. f''"on Vi
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court tho. -,
account and said application be referred tn 's .N
sion thereof to be held at the Probate Office in "a
% Sso J3hnsbury, on the 23d day of August, A N
1880 for hearing and decision thereon: And Il - ::
further ordered that notice hereof be given 20 az
persons interested by publication of tha W All
weeES in the CaedOnan
to said time appointed for hearing that az @
appear at said time and place, and show cause 4
be allowed, and such decree made 'nouiu not
By the Court, Attest
4547 HENRY FRENCH, Repi,t,r
CTATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DIsTp1cr :
= In Probate Court held at the Probate Office I S
st. Johnsbury within and for said districf @ IN
9th day of August, A. D. 1880. VA 'A0
An instrument supporting to be the last ill and
Testament of Dorothy Emery, late of St.
sented to Court by Abel A. Pierce, the eX
ecutOr therein named for Probate:
1t is ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at a session
of said Court to be holden at the Probate Office
in st. Johnsbury, on the 2eth day of August
A. ID. 1880, and show cause, if any they may have
purpose it is further ordered that a copy of the
record of this order be published three weeks sue.
cessively in the CaledOnian, printed at ST.
J ohnsbury, previous to said time appointed for
hearing.
By the Court, Attest, ...-.
--...... HENRY FRENCH, Register.
true copy of Record, Attest
4o-4s HENRY FRENCH, Register
WILLIAM GUTHRIES ESTATE.
Nv me subscribers. having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the District OF Caledo
ma ma C11mmissloneTs to receive, examine, and ad-
Just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate OF William Guthrie late of Pescbam
IN said District deceased, represented inaoIvant'
and the term of six months from the 9Th dsy ~
August A. ID. 1880, being allowed by said Court 10
the creditors of said deceased to exhibit and proS
their respective claims before US Give nptins
that we will attend to the duties of our snnoiD1'
ment at the dwelling house of the late KiIIiam
Guthrie, in Peacham, in said District on the I1ti
day of September, and 18th day of February naTt
at one O'Clock, in the afternoon, on each Of aid
days. "'u
4s-4s ALEX. COCHRAN, }cOmuir..
, 1880-03-02

purnso uf getting little closer, II posste, to tho
ss fxs,e fI II II Ghxss fxs If to s rs oa IL " su St nSs II
i!ttio speculation hased upon tho best
x,es NJ " ., ySthe sspGrts to f stssS o.
III tho ycur tho Exchnngo inventory showed
!hat thoY ws ~ e. a'a ia the yaros ynr's td f
cco1i,t s lit includes m hatsl wood, ths iis.,ro ,uy
10 ucteptcd ns s,lil|ccutiy Mccurnte fur tho pres
ent In.rlsp without ultor'ltion FroH, tho open
fSYt W VII ass,S t,t thEt w. tn's wy
az @ sas ssas es W. IL
oltlrey Within sn.,!ds lst " g. tais 9 95 s eem
weh redegs = tho rsccipts y, .ks .1 to is99s 2o
ru, which IL estimated ut G1.0O0Ooo fest, tIlak-
s tue K5ia 1s, f.at Of s E"9 a"n 19er viii fn
tho stMk t',l hund M before Stated,
tss % Ar f axyreFS!o, ,h;s hf;upR'y t15 ths .o yss
till il te hans q the so it lie close OF tic
S: Ss ss!:;s & $;sfs II; III i. {ss sssi
6Sou forf. whlrh, 1t IL porhaps not too ini,eh 10
sg sig VI Ierfect sc ou,,rn"y @ i M os fur hsaS
Kses, eInA w! ..1.iSrstotN m that perfect
hanllcti u Chicago. thoy may not prove ailto.
ssathst a,S sSsie ts!ds II s,o was larger than ht
Of thS rtssMnS 81 " 5oTE sisr ss a s1 \"
tho tgfliklX Of last selHHIt was tho arK0Ht oy1f
hold hero III that tlrls Ut tho yeAr, being frau-
tIuf. over tu x0, nnd hulpeu materially to cko
nut the OthUrwEsu comparatively sh0rt supply.
rho shipments nj shnEes US compared with tho
suiIlu III 1873 were ButllGwh4t lArger, na 1t WAS
nuturul tlnt thuy shutlld bu; but our reportA OF
thoii. ar0 u wrulclsttlly inacerato that thoy ~
f1n no l,lpil pyvll 0i te reluttyB inVrtsso. Cal
culntInH tho quantity lhnrkutct' froa tho amount
| iii haril ut lha lM9lhuing Ut tho year, tho
Nti1ut reeo!ytul H!ll ti1nt ltft ov1r, W1 n1 that
| tlOrv Wera sull hero lust selsoN, M tDunl num-
iigls some GS.UJGAO shingles. Comparing this
With tho Yulca i lk7B, computed IN tho Aano why,
We DISCOVER that tho incrouse LUST year Was sntn0
| G3,uU,tMl ur About ~ per cont. Th!s shows that
tho YhIuxlo- trplla did not improve III much "a
| inlxAt Gp expected from tho 1EcrcHso In thu
lntiys1nont OF lu,nlIer, and seelns to suggest tho
possibility, Ut least, that tho consumption of
Sh{nKigA uOtA not keep facc. Vrppufuunatelys
| Will TINT Ot thelr kindred lrusilct.
+. Tho sles Of lumber Ut tho E1eAanRa COCKS,
though tho largest 81 Any yeAr sltieo !61a, 90 nut
| show tho llicreNso thAt might b9 loukeu TOR IN
| view Ut tho Bruutcr fuuMe 9l receipts. Thy Thy
| diilvre1cu between tho totn!s for !ss8 and lSla
t. only 4,ail, ,eJl fuet III fasur nf the !AttsF, o.
| jpsa tha1. u dozen cury,Ma. Ths somewhat NJ
| Wurkuhiv showing lH in doubt duo ~ xsutt
measure TO tho Iaot that tho low prices !1t which
prevailed on tho nsafk last snInaloe KepL
4rgo uunntity Ut lumber at tue nill until u Was
Btlld thprB, which ,alder ulorg farosnb efch1n-
] gtAilges, would hRyu bGeu dlsp1sca OF ~ kao
, 1880-03-02
RELIGIOUS.

THE H-t1'r1STS.
The nnptist minister's weekly Conference
assembled yesterday Mt No. II Randolph.
street, tho lsev. Z. o. Taylor III the rhair.
Prayer was offered BY tho Rev. Mr.. Allison.
The resignation Of the Rev. DR.. Pcd,lie
having created n vacancy III the 0fl!ce 1f
President Of tho Conference, tho lsev. +. ..
Taylor was elected President for tho unex-
pIrtal term.
. Thu l,cv. j. Paterson, Of the Michigan
Avenue Church. gave notice Of Ills rcsfEna-
tio, as pastor Of tint church. lie gocs to
SrotEn,ld SOM, to be absent about six months.
The reverend gcntttMnn's father has rccctlt-
Is ated III thnt country, md lis visit To Scot
l" Tr f @ sse' T. 'str"fa Il. SeS Sy t 4" eES'' pacc, Ill.,
rrasl selections from y book Of .!ts nwll o,l
"t;estnru. IN. Public Sl@a|;il,g," nml Eayc
var!utls selerti9lis from ahr!cnt a'Mi ln0dcrs,
writer's, wf'I the nccon!pan}yl',gn + gestures al,.
length tho Use Of tho hands tn express tho
thoughts Ut tho speaker, alsl treatcd tho sub
feet in II mastery, hummer. Thy gentleman
l!as Eraesfnl delivery, aud tile essay WIS
'li!a liev. III. primer made few remarks
o1 islc sase subject, antl wnrnly approved
OF tile n'etiHl tnngllt By Delsnrto for giving
grace !" tl!e illrlents ~ ~, Of tue pny lie
mrntlttl Its usu by il,osn win wntltcl to nc-
uMlre grnce y! nutifc aIeaking.
DeAcnll lseilainy. ot i,Nwll!lafc,, said there
wns.no hlssG,ls1On lit thu Church at luw1l-
.lnlo over wllicl, the 1lcy. Afr. Vosburgl WIS
settled. lie complmlrnted the reverend geii-
tlcn'an highly, and sad Ills inInlstratiolls su
fur were very satisfactory to tho congrcg,l-
t!nn.
Tho Rev. nr. Itnrmcr announced that tl,e
Rev. =. s. Henson, Of 1'hftnI(ctpflta, would
prcncli In the First Church "Wednesday evGl-
Ing.
ference adjourned.
, 1880-03-02

1t is sald that tia H;lt,,c Of a lftecn" WINS lt-
youtcd u, N. I. chapi!mtl postinascr 9f ca,..!s.
aru wrecked on s.imposslblo rolnbatlons."' VII!
retnetnbor thnt thiA n tho t,.'nu Individual
wh1su ollico WIS ribbed Ut ppr. pair of boots.
nlIe pr tho Banes tnvcits.! found It's way intn
tho hai:ls q Nyt1.cust ily wig % K1ave II IT, W
il h.,.,io to Iiartitati, CU., whorn It ntit7utcl
considerable attention. x IsostoI, firm sun be-
g41l manufacturing It, i WIS .lot lu,lk 6efoFu
TWO Trims wcru onKnYcA 1T thu lnnnUfAIturo 0f
tho bloeks. Firm NJ. tried to block tho vun,e
III No. =, but c4ul.l not because tho invention
was nut tratontol. Tho plxx!u ~ being 1nAlatl-
bt.r Ut possible combinations IL sud t0 he !,ys,
7ltAB, ,tW, hut thcro are hundreds 0f IMDpl1 WIN
firmly he!ty0 iheEo tEo tel tiElea ~ n.llly why's
In which 1t eall't W dUnc,
, 1880-03-02

The Methodist ministers tlct at their rooms
~, Washington street ut tho usual hour yes
tcr,lay morning, and, 1t being tho flrst'Alotl-
Hay lii tlo month, occupied Tho hour III ttcyo-
tpnal exercises, lid by DR.. Boring. DF.
Edwards announced TINT tho next Methodist
.n!o., banquet would he hcl.t ut tho Yreunnt
1fnusc, onU week frnln next Thursday. DR..
Williamson announced TINT tho tople for
consideration two weeks from yestertly
would be, "Tho Gifts Of the Holy Ghost
for Service" lr.l by Dr. l1clnenwny.. The
topic for nsxt week will hr, "Tl,e Relation
Of God III Person 10 Ills Word," leu By the
lsey. Joseph Phelps.
, 1880-03-02

The Congregational mfufstera' meeting WINS
called 10 order by tho llav. G. n. 1'ol,d. tho
President. Prof. j. II. Chamberlain, OF Iowa
College, led In prayer. This work OF the
Subbnth was rpported, utter which tho 1norIl-
ing hour WIS occupied t,y prayer a,lu ct,t,ftr~
a!ice, conducted by the hoy: G. A. ,rowle.
There were present Prof. Chamborlaln, 4.
kititIrr, ". II, brewster, s. t.Ilirrt, j. Il.
lI!sstl, ". II. Dny, Il. II. Williams, j. &.
Armstrong, e. u: Everest, +: II; Ea!Mn, H. l..
Lenyitt, s, b. +. Savage, aid II. X. Wattlesty.
, 1880-03-02

The Presbyterian pastors held their rcg1-
lar, weekly meeting yesterday morning III
tliplr ROOMS IN Mccormick Block Tho Rev.
j. n. Worral1 presided, atnf conducted the
devotional exercises. DR.. Swnxcy opened the
technical discussion OIL tho question rs to
whether thurs Is proof outside Of tlle Now
Testament tlnt Ifosrs wrotu tho D00k OF
t;e,irsls, a,,tl as tn w!sat pruof there may le
ten after tho bouks Of tho Peiltatcuch. Til.
question wns further discussed BY Trofs El-
ll0tt and Patterson. Next week Dr. Arthur
Mitchell will open the discussion on "Ob-
lections to the Oil Testament Morality"
, 1880-03-02
Leap-Xoar.

Mar ao., San Juan Ihd<ptuden&,
EussfI'Sa 1Saa OF tho nco.lfll." liz hus brsE very
9sy Is.t A., aIa itmsaxdns4 huself fright One
lltei 4 t.tx'nIta unta at stepped ut q house whcro
with H.: essEy oeca.ton, und bec,,t1o Infatuated
aaa dstsfRsasGr RSdasGr H. %1 applies aud garden truck,
~ issp year had arsises Wbch gnty u scr uyvry
surn.sa9 sunms9o. LII thts particular, Sran&ed to tho
by tlo xs' seH' w s6s walke4 up y hul u he stot'd
wa. w."a; nv W replied that hs didn't think I4ere
pc,i ~ noay ,, sh1 would hayo hln. "Why," rc-
juu." II Ths "'sn xt,, 9Eeat fsrysncy, ~ win havo
Iii b.. ~ 7 tt9Tis, but finally b. lid uunaNo 10
lj9Lt Nv, !. ~ ~ right" Arrangements were n,atlu
LIS thnt,' aoe @ the nArriaga seretnony, aud IN
aao vile, happy as blris Ia q aest.
, 1880-03-02

No wotntn nndur tho sun, l*s thuy civilized, or
ul,clslllzu take l,,aterlty 70 hara aa our AnleF:
tcun wolnuli. Muternul duties ars, IL fully nnl
ulldcr lilo lloat fnyUrnbl1 c,rcums,unces; but
they. snay bu n,Ado " pysreonscientiousHess
bs, u il hnllrly uvincrl by tho mothers Of this
country. Tllu Woilctl Ut u1iy other natou do not
GeVlu to bv vHuuh slnYca 10 ther Children und 1t IL
, 1880-03-02

sr. Loris, Mo-, Murch t.-t:oTToS-Nom,fnally uu-
changed: nlsldl!,Ka. :os sales. ] butus ruceipts,
4Al; shipments, aa,sDJ; stork, T.iU. -.
SEw oMi,EASa, I.n;., ,;March. l-cOTToS-t}Mieti
ct net recGlrts GIL bHlIHi Rrss. !h4t nxpurts 10
ha cVntlnent, nj: saits, i.1Nt STOCK, TX. k9,
, 1880-03-02

Spttiat DfSpnth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, March ch1.-G1tA1S--Tle irter Current
ftp1tta: Wheat receipts. 1l9but shipn.uns, &8s hit
ioxes; NJ. cash, :t.l1: March. tl.tG S".a cnslI.
t4, March, &lu7I. Corll-iuceilts, at9s hut ship.
1sGs VI ,nG; WtHkGst Su. cstsh ~; MnFch. 2s>3c.
, 1880-03-02
rnoros.ALs Fo,. ARMY surrL1Es.


urrlCE or lEILcM'Sa AMI DEPOT CUMAisFAnf.3
No. J EAST W.ts1ttSITtsS-sT,. Il
t:ilt'AGu. Ill, Fcs. il. lsl J
Sealed pr,rn*h!s th 'upltcMtc. With rtlHF Of th*
y atnsle w II ;s, rees!yeH 81 ".t
thu full ~iiIx supplies 10 the sub.islnnce Urnrt
nlt,st i1nttrA SHtus Army, He!trpsoA at sch pac0a
In ts city ls ntay he required, vt4.: ....7.
III buFrt!s Pork thln nssa III boss or coopetage una
packed With Hxtrn RAlt.
cuyureti 1lih c1ttnn rn!h ard hacked With suit ~
FtrUlE buxcA, f.lnrI su tOh3nll ard grbOYuI will
Lpu l~IunGth Eatn-Stt white, kltn.ArlU. ToMnt-
hn'tnl nsrrsls III head 1tacd. or !" To'n''n'o"s
ailll ullinin tirr, prime In ound-hoopcd lnrrcs,
fuli n EInnt IN doubts anrkr. tu*!d9 tWi!lr cot.
tim ast1 outside Gunhy. continuing 'l9 puunds nut
iii 1rlunt!a Husar &c" In BARRELS fill hesa ilnod,
as III TulMIins.tI,.H tIntcni hall.bntrels.
Att NHttn+ Sit HnH In barrels, full head sthch. OF
In t,r,iLnsnIa's lutFnt hnt!-nhrtels.
lluu Ixunsis At}tse. arlet. "Ahtcn eFaphstscd"t IN
1ruld nrstsud !ngkaaes u strnnR casss. strapped,
NlN,unda el,ceht !. A.. d-pound choose prossrrod.
lG a',sl,ss lsrs,. la.st quality Loaf In pounl not
ess II si ,i:; Y St. r"s:* It .
sugar nA au lsns H,wtarod fhrnr i! !x,rres, full
lids Will e rpenlsp.i fur !la wtlul0 nr my purllon
uE the nlttys nnnnt, "hle! nra y n 3neensetl ~
Actuni iaiu nj til1 Tins dasuTy i required. a,d
M rtnrtH fur tnrkm.rs wAcf nIlst hH In tho ysry
best shipping sror. will to ntftwsst :.
FrniH,nAt. will n4l rece1sed tulrct tn tho usual con.
la,s III ts,saIs Or iartHyr ii t"rs.aot, viii 10 fur
nlsfrd 10 application VI tsi. Nti!eG. .
At. T.. hMAlln hinJpr alid Y. y.
, 1880-03-02

llETnotT, 5aTch l.--FLOEtt-Uull.
UnAIS-Wheat Qu1cts uxtra nosliInnt; No. ! white,
tl29; March. tIJ; April. tl3l7l, MaY, Siydi milling
Ep. nuttln1.
NECEla1 s-Wheat, 3m bn.
bAiPMEkTs-sFtipnt, l.Un bu.
, 1880-03-02

ut,nptirr desirable tat itis slavery shtuIiI In
ItIItIHnt.4 if MT ur4IliI1. In the first p1rf. 1t
t.tr.I tho 1nnihers hnrtn: rt.corly. It tlss tho
rhIhlron m stN,tl: TINT 1t j.. wuHtr ut fnreo
atltl affection. and unprN]uctvc, bcstlt* Of my
h,neIlcni result.
, 1880-03-02
1sftOItTA.

PEORIA, March f-tlNAlN-Corn dull: high mixed.
aQI{o mixed. 1s}4GsE9&c, 0nis aten.ay, No. white,
Ms3iAc, Kyo tnnottye: M. 2. fG1<et1J]1c.
llr1hwlSks-Elrm} saIes AD brls finished on tho
tAAla III &l.n,
, 1880-03-02

INDIANAPOLIS. MarcN l.-GRAiH-Hheat btenf!y
70. 5Fel, q: Corn stsndy ut 3'4s33c- OUT
hedF{ ut 1s1Jtc.
, 1880-03-02

TIE FIDELITY.
DR., Turpl',, tho Receiver Of the Fidelity
Swings Bunk. illctl his report yesterday Ut
the doings for February, which is us follows:
IslCEtlTS.
, 1880-03-02
1lI:'t'lt{}1,lrtTAI.

CLEVELAND, H.. March i.-FETROLEUM - Tn"
ehhtscI; stantlnsi wEtc. ll0 test. VIC.
rtTFsHuRsi. alnrGh Observation-Disclosures; crutie
dsiphlR.
, 1880-03-02

oswkGG, March 1.-GRAlS-Whcnt stcady. Corn
nvn!nally unchansel Western nllxcl, SIC.
, 1880-03-02
IaU M BIER.
Annual Meeting Of the Chicago Ex.
change-Business Of 1879.
Tho Gtcaleyl fear Ycl-lIow The Trade Flouriy1led
.-Eletilon or 0l1iters.

Ths Etnninut ra,r y.j-lto,r iLs rr,Js rI.n.fuh.J
.-Elettion NJ 0TTiffrs
'rhc ann,,at mcptiuu of thc t,l,iruu, Linn
,,,.,,,n ,..",'s.. y. ."' n"a" ''4...r.t'. '
'e, e."s"s EAch"t'xe WIS 't,u Ts.ef..ns
:s,s Soul|, Wairr strrrt NIr Atulrolm Me-
r,;,ni,, '',,,..',.t 49,. ~ .'.. .,.,,'a,
,'I' nr IL" rrsi'"a ''o e"'F Ill LILO u0s''''
Tin Secretary rcof1 thu rcnort of The Trest.
,,o... ,,.,., !e'a .no ~.
or ,. w'ale,1 s1 was sns'itaa!y ns to4Uws; ,,,,n
m 'i''',*y fSg asy "s "e te sss s""s i 'is1aesa
crs HIT x y aMs s f"r.r yr St Sv
ecnt. ri.nfe hHs iuc,, saf,i in GhicuK0 nrar!y
:p.l0ntu0 fcrt inry l,i,nlmr tiiun w.a sser rnlil
w s y' 5 .s "f1 II ni.y ~; I:xss r s " 9r. %y St,Sf
LnK VI ,u.ny at .llv ,iclaso of this ylHt Industry
ss ESs 'ty ts % ' s rfpSSt pr.g y Ill S afRq 'ssF ws
i ialwr tl.n., % %fornuriy. whit row pl!tcss "f Hhip
",t. I Riys eytero @ If hyiv Gcs",in f ex,tste.i
t,lnrly ~. ~ yet tilo competition l'ctwee,t
e sicief,t 'ii {" kccr Tho prcc "f their prnlucts
Inv enough to keri cotntctltnrs fron te IIri'tsli
fn fn aSr sway n i59," a @ iaru? nr'tK fo
IT. tu rie T hrrG. S tert @ VIII WIS r.csiyc irI
Cnnna EtiuD .f~4, which comprises aI that
x 'n S: ,; ,s "s S;,y;s yss IT; % ;' ~ tna, is
ani il wouti sceui Tint Tor Ia et'inll,9 ytur orr
lnlalt,css wnE KoitE ~ inercnsu hugely: imlerh,
wis Ii csrtaniy % cxrerf'nce M m I'd 4 Very vcry unpmsitnLe
yeur for W. hive iirxrly M,l.1 ut grctit rxpcnso
Increased our facilities for tho expected busi-
'rio report recommended u change in Tic
ece'leG hS '''!'"s'
Considering tho faet TINT our PING forests @ arG
tny t Il tt.s x svs 'se,,fS ee'rts 'S or s Tes a
+, grow fro1l, tho seed tn tnnttir!ty, i bsco,cs
tle pArt nf wfsHn to foster t'io rrcscI!t cr''G ,
my ssen i fly re,'!ri iaE No M st!'i,paFe aIl
wi,icsomriy exeitci nnd tho .,nni1uinct!ra Of
lumber In encouraged beyond tho Legitimate
wants Ill tho country.
Sot,ie nf yum know thAt Tor several ycnTa 'ast
,nleies. IT. ltdned to nsy considerable number
" Yoar Exsl..'iixe. gcnt!snen, Is worry prosper-
.HI1 Its nnNcfnl condition y Hn,intl. ntiu 1t hlls
tlo tnpp"rt Of nearly tho y, w''"le tn'dc.
u,t NJ of ft t'Io saprt rivui, tlc Ircscl.t IS
ltI Tia ,"uiNps ." M ,irI 3,f tlIa Assoriattnll,
TIL: sEcnEr..'tf's 1sEroIsT
was then rcat t,lMl adopted, aS follows:
Que Of tho by-tlwa Ut your Association re-
,ar mi W II, t.,n,, II @ icnwit ti!1 f",l"~
ra,s s ,mssinrsl maMnr"r viii ,IcesssMrily rc.
Vent @ y Irt,igins to ya,lr tlotec much. II sny-
t6ii,y, tlat sui ars notairendy perfactly faniIar
VIII Il Is faet pretty generally known that the
p prSxSS y , ysaT Ths rI ihs ~ ,ts 81, si
scr of .rn,ty r s thgT ~ r,.s s"dty t urs ,'er
,, uG ~ rnt"tv ~ In tr,th Ia smtisfv ~
, 1880-03-02

LOUISVILLE, s1urrh l-CorroS-Quieta at 12sssc.
rluun-q qnlct alld unchanged.
GuAiS--Whpat ttFHl at tl.J. cHrn tlrm. No. !
While, 4j3Hc. do n'lxct, 4kslic. Uu!s qW!ct; M.
While, +cs4is; 4o Mixed. :Sd5yc. Nye steadyi Nu
&ist ...
ilAY-Quat Mt tti0o4 1901 . .-.... .-..
rpoyisluSs,-lHrk.-sinrket dull ut s1:m. l.nr,'
orlat pFt,lG EteAiIt, TIC. Hulk stas gulst: sIHl-
1er lic; ccur rib. Gl}g; clear. Jsc. licon 4uiut;
shoulders +'kc; Ecar fb. 794u, coar, sldr+ HUNS
tugns-cNfGJ. pl4sa1uxc
Wu1HkY-EIftu ut 31,Nl.
, 1880-03-02

roLspn o., 2tarrl, i.-utLs1N-W Wheat stently, nm
h,r MIchlans,, sls; NJ. rcd winter spot, sl-IF6s
W.,c|,, tSCl April. &t', Any, si!4. funu. ti.iyt'
W,uer1t al,ter 3i.as{s Nj. ambcs Illinois. ei'hi
corn dulI, l,Iph mixed, aAc; NJ. s4'ot. 41a; MaS
liz. tcIsCtcl{ :tyMc. uats l!1tIi and nulhlnul.
ctoyEN sEEt,-sianssnutlt. $t. prime. st+o, No T.
A1.
Hv0B-$5n
rtosed-,yhcnt t&rfuar: No. z rcd winter, Marot
NIX: Aprlt, $I.j1: tiMy. f!.n,
TIGIiTrs-- heat, aJu bn! cDrs,, ii1,D but 0ats,
2NDbu. x., ,,x,, 49,. - ,s,,v,,,.. ,,..
, 1880-03-02

,a,,?h tS: t ..,3S% Wsy: tHs its;: Ats;5!:
~. Ill, til tn srur: NJ. t,r fl t,nrn
s,s1 a nd @ a r, % a1issT G,t. u: aFs; a; 'Ss i
tFl;M IL i. = ~ hi snrct.. llyD snws 'ac asked hhfey
t,;ss TT III S f,,ful,-st stl. ,,-
%nlstK.H, S"' i.,rS Gn,et t,h!lns a tl3mans
II. s'!!' '! ,;;S :;o H. .a ;aa,.; Ay:' ;; IT, :s
,r'ns:.fI II u s;+si. ss"1i@ l"n' nominal nj
I'D -r1,Mr. TIN l,,Ie, :v,,rnt lEIt ItE9 iM. corn.
..:a ~, mis- 2luO hui ryr, ld1D hn1 s'nf1'. IT.
~ F.r .aii ir,s wl,ct,t, t.u0 bul corn,
.ssHHii6ui sHiii6 ontb, Gtttn hit
, 1880-03-02

,,,r.y, snrch 1.-fLoui-stcn!sys western ''tpnr-
y: ronnlnn extras. thHtaG9Ji WISCONSIN
sAt ta,af.a;; Minnesota .!o. etl911.asi w5ntor
tsss s ohln and Mts;an, Eafs@ ',1n.s v.,.a' an
,,I,ncs,n phcnt prOcras. aprI:g wf,eats, s
sno siC. winter uhrnts, ti.1k19.a1.
w; '~.t.rn In fr demand; rilxcs1 md yellow. 10
~ G"" tnt,-Su. and exttA white. nr4tdSfc; No.2
N sh,.. scare; NJ. mlsed nnd Nh white, A'4't
e. TM2t- MTi western clinic" creamcrcs, ny :<sci fAtr
~ v,.,i s,u.*e; ttnry neked, 1sezGa 1auIa picAeu
Tt.G. ,,.,,r, ~,
hhf.Klrrs -FIour. suD bs1s' cornt alo1 bn' "'eat
IS"M2EueS7s -Flour. i.1ilI hr1s: corst. lN0 bu.