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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-10-12

Vermont Markets.

ST. ALrASs, Oct o; Receipts fair, market dull
prices weak Butter good 10 choice, 90 to &c cents
per pound selections, q cents. per pound; few
fancy diaries at a higher price.
Bristol, Oct 6: Market lively selections, 90
fair to good 20 to 20 c,ns good to choice, 90 TO 2i
cents. Eggs, 20 cents. Potatoes, 25 cents. Poultry
10 to II cents Hogs 1--we weight to ~ cents
Honey is to 90 cents. Wool 20 to % cents. Oats
IS cents.
Richmond, Oct. s. Butter quiet sales OF good
TO choice at ITO IS cents; line, fresh-mide 90 10
81 cheese, dairy, TO 10 cents factory 10 to nv
eggs, go cents potatoes, so cents live hogs,
vergennes Oct. 6: The price Of butter holds
good. Saturdays figures were 20 to 81 cents pei
pound and selections % cents per pound eggs %
cents per dozen ; beans s. to $3.50 per bushel
potatoes, 80 to 35 cents per bushel honey /; 10 Il
Gems per pound hay, IS to so per ton beef to
Gs cents per pound; pork, cents per pound
veal, light we ght, 5 to scents per pound.
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J. M. HAvEN,s TRIAL.
Only Eight Jurors Secured tho Eirst
Day

Especial Despatch to the Free Press and Tmcsl
RUTLAND, w., Oct. 0.--rbc trial of j. NJ.
Haven began at about $3.50 this afternoon.
AS Ravens cas-, has been generally talked
over II was difficult TO secure panel. After
the regular jurors were exhausted q large
number of talcsman were called. All the
kntland men were excused and as yet only
eight jurors are selected. 1t Is expected that
the jury now out will agree, 50 that the
pai cl eau be filed up frDm the regular
Jurors. States Attorney Howe is assisted
by lawyers =. r. Kendall of Rutland and
w. u. Walker Of Ludlow. Mr.. Ravens
Counsel are W. G. Dunton and J. G. Baker
OF Rutland, md Il. X. Hard of Burlington.
A Jury Secured Tho Lineiof Defence.
RUTLAND, VT, Oct. TO- Fifteen new
jrrors were summoned this morning and at
about 1890 II jury was cmpancllcd and
sworn and the trial began. The records of
the railroad were produced by b. b. Smalley
and J.W. Ilickok. Haven appears by the rec
ords to have been elected treasurer upon the
organization of the company and not
since. Tie defence claim that he was not
legally treasurer Mt the time of tie alleged
overissuc. II. 4. Wilbur aud Rodney Nc
Laughn were examined as expert account.
ants McLqughlin's examination lasted
nearly all the afternoon aud explained va
rious books and stock certificates. The out
line OF the defence as shown from tue cross
examination Is that the stock sold
Clement is valid because purchased
during 1889, prior to the Clement
transaction that the Clement stock is valid
although there might have been an ovcrissue
previously; that the Indictment must fail
because based IN certificate representing
valid stock. p. W. Clement aud Dr. Mead
were called to explain the Clement transac-
tons. 1t looks as though the State will be
unable to prove the certificates in ques ton
false, and that Haven will be acquitted on
this indictment. The Haven family sit near
him in court. A large number of people at.
tended cour, to-day, including many women.
ASSOCIATED Press Despatcn)
RUTLAND Oct. 10.-In the trial of Haven,
cxtreasurer of The Rutland railroad. to-day,
IN expert accountant testified tn the discov-
Fry of he ovcrissuc Of stock. lie told Haven
what he had found. Haven said il would
ruin him II IL got out and asked the expert
% report everything oil right; that he would
tx 1t two months with the aid OF wealthy
friends and give the expert bond for $780,
700 or any amount il he would do 1t.
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Asaph Morgan Buffers Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! To all persons con:
District of chten len' S. Hsaph Morsas Baler
ite Of Essex, in said DISTRICT deceased.
GREETING
At Probate court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District OF Chittenden, on the 9Th day
OF Oct. lss3, an instrument, purporting to be
the last viii aud Testament of Asaph Morgan But
Ter late OF Essex, N said district, deceased was
presented 10 the Court aforesaid for Probate and it
is ordered by said Court nat the ard day of
Nov. 1883, OF the Probate Court rooms IN said
Burlington, be assigned for proving said instru-
inent; and that notice thereof be given to all
weeks successfully In the burlington FREE PRESS,
II newsp paper printed at said Burlington previous
10 the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear he
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate of said WILL II you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
lrict this 9th day OF october, A. ID. 1ss3.
GEO. ". WALES Register.
l5w3w
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The Best Isaking Powder.

The best baking powder is made from pure Cream
OF Tartar, Blcarbonate Of Soda, and small quantity
of nour or starch. Frequently other ngredents are
used, and serve purpose In reducing the cost and
increasing the profits Of tho manufacturer.
give the Government Chemists analyses OF
two of the leading baking powders.
! have examined samples OF "Clevelind's Super.
lor Baking Powder" and Royal Baking Powder
purchased by myself in this city, and md they
contain
"CIcveiand's Superior Baking Powder.
Cream OF Tartar
Bcarbonate OF Sofa
Flour
Available carbonic acid gas 1851 per cent cqui.
valcnt TO llS.2 cubic lnchcs OF gas per oz of Pow
der
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Julia McBride's Estate.

TnE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by the
.isnsr able Probate Court for this District OF Grand
Isle Commissioners, TO receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands Of all persons against
The estate OF Julia Mcbride, late OF South Hero in
sad District, deceased, and all claims and srmanhs
exhibited IN Offset thereto, do hereby give notice
that six months from tho 22i day OF Sept. A. D..
1853, are allowed by said Cnu to the creditors Of
sad deceased, to exhibit and prove their respec-
tive clans before US, and that we will attend to the
duties Of our appointment n tho dwelling house OF
calvin Mcbride in south Hero In said Dlslric'. on
he third Tuesdays OF November 1856 aud March A.
q. isSi from ten O'Clock in he forenoon I'LL four
O'Clock In the afternoon, on each of said DAYS.
Dated at South Hero this sth day of October,
A. ID. 1883.
II. {. MARTIN, No'''''SS'o"''''
I5y3y
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Vermont and Canada,

BosToN, Oct. 10.-The Advertiser will
print tomorrow the substance of the crcu
lar issued by the American Loan and Trust
company to the stockholders of the Yer
mont and Canada railroad which sets forth
that the settlement of the Vermont and Can
ada and Central Vermont interest which
provides for the exchange of Vermont and
Canada stock for the new five per cent bonds
OF the consolidated railroad of Vermont has
been perfected so far as possible without the
completion OF the exchange. 1t urges that
stockholders make the exchange Immediately.
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GREESsBURGII, Oct. 10.-Juhn Stauffers
six children were poisoned this morning by
eating weeds in the woods. The mother had
been visiting and when she returned She
found the children lying around room ap.
parenty dead. A doctor was summoned
aud after working with the children several
Two will die.
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"Uoyai baking Powder"

Cream OF Tartar
Bicarhona'e nf Soda
Carbonate of Ammonia
Tarlarc Acid
Starch
Available carbonic acid gas 1910 percent, oqui-
vaent to 1904 cubic inches of gas per %. of Pow.
der.
Ammonia gas o.i3 per cent, equivalent to lO.4
cubic inches per o. of Powder.
Note.-Tne Tararic Acid WAS doubtless intro
ducci as free acid. hut subsequently combined
with ammonia, ana exists In thy Powder as Tar
Iate Of Ammonia.
T.. a. LOVE, Pm. D.
NEW YORK. JAsY i7Tn, ISL.
The above analyses indicate u preference TOT
"Clevclands Superior DaklnR Powder and our
opinion is that |, Ia the better prepaision -Hair.
JcuHa! " Heath,
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FOUR MIN KILLED.
\ Floor Gives Way Under n Heavy
Weight OF Oats, Telling on Fourteen
Sleeping Mcn.

SieeptuX Wcn.
MoUEHEAD, Mimi, Oct. 10.-Whilc four
teen aborers were sleeping in the lower story
Of granary on Norlhruff's farm last night,
the floor above fell Under the weight of 1i0O
bushels of oats Eight men were sleeping ut
the end of the building where the floor first
gave way and were completely buried. Six
mer sleeping at the other end were partially
crowded through the side Of the house,
which gave way to the sudden pressure Of
the descending grain, and escaped without
serious difficulty. After giving the alarm,
theywcnt to the assistance of their comrades.
When they were reached four Of them were
dead from suffocaton and some Of the
others were so nearly 30, that it was mat
ter of doubt for several hours il they would
recover. The dead are Andrew Larson. II.
A. Rhodes, Engineer Chas. Win and another,
name unknown.
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BOstOn Markets.
WEDNESDAY, UulObtT 10, Us
BREADsTuFFS.

FLOuR-The demand for Flour has been limited
the past. week and prices remain without little
change. We quote sales Of the various brands as
follows: Western Super1ne at s. rs "a rs y
Minnesota extras at 50 40 "a 80 y bbl, including
choice bakers brands. Winter Wheat have been
past week at IS SO. a q 90 v bbl for Michigan
IS 10 q 0 so for ONO and Indiana, including
choice roller stralghts; and 90 90 q 50 for
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THE q CTOBER ELECTIONS.


Especial Despatch to the Free Press and Time J
NEw YoRK, Oct. 10, 4;3O p. m.-Judge
lloady's majority is from five to eight
thousand. The legislature is still IN doubt,
apparently with the chances in favor of the
Democrats.
NEW YORK TINES.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10.-The returns from so
counties and the other eight estimated give
the State to the Democrats by $4,000 major
ity. The legislature will be 90 to 25 Demo-
cratic on joint ballot. The second amend
mcnt will come close to adoption. This esti
mate is based on Hamilton county being
Democratic.
CINoISSATI, o., Oct. 1l.-1:45 a. In. The
newspapers are yet unable to present any
thing like complete report of Hamilton
county. The only footings obtainable are
for governor and thai for 100 out Of 1903
precincts it stands Hcady, 3l,3l4.
Foraker, 2S,005. The other three precincts
are small and will not materially chang, the
result. This is a Republican gain of $3.50.
The lieutenant governor runs ahead of Fora
kcr on the county ticket, which appears to
be about Thousand behind Ioadly, which
would elect all the Democrats, but there are
variations which make it probable that sew
eral Republicans are elected.
The Result in Iowa.
Dies MONIES, Oct 1O.-The Republican
State committee and State register have full
returns from 80 counties, definite returns
from 81 and partial returns from the other
AZ counties. These show that Buren, II.
Sherman AMI the R;pa'icau State ticket
have majority over :. q, Kline and the
Democratic ticket of 90, 900 to IS 900 and Il
majority of 12, 900 TO IA 1000 over all.
The Republican State committee at mid.
night claimed the election of II Senators,
which with the 90 who hold over gives the
Republicans 81, connecting to the Demo-
Gratis with one to hold over. The election Of
80 Republican representatives Ii claimed and
40 are conceded TO the Democrats. Five Sen
ators and five representatives, are in doubt.
The Democrats conccdc Republican ma
jorlty in tue lower House of 3 to s aud 4 to
. in The Senate.
The editor of the Drs Moucs Register
telegraphs that q. $. Kline comedies the
election of Sherman by 10000 over him.
The resut.in the SIKH Congressional dis.
trict is still doubtful. Cook. (Fusiouist), is
probably elected by 200 10 300 majority.
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Moody and snnkey at Limerick.

LIMERICK, Oct. l0.--Moody and Sankcy
successfully lnaugurated series of meetings
at the Royal tbratre to-day. The building
was crowded to the ut most The service
consisted of singing by Mr.. Sankey and two
powerful addresses by Mr.. Moody. The
audience appeared to be spclbound under
Moody's preaching.
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A Rupture or Agreement Probable in
FOrty-ei.ht Hours.

tBy Telegraph to the Free Press and Tmes,l
PAgIs, Oct. 10.-In case of rupture be.
tween Spain and France all Spanish subjects
in France will be placed under protection OF
a friendly power, probably Belgium. 1t is
significant that the doors of the Spanish EN-
bassy, usually open to all, were closed to-day
even to diplomats. Fory-cight hours will
decide whether France yields or the Spanish
embassy will leave Paris.
MADRiD Oct. l0.-Thc ministry has vir
tually resigned. Prime Minister Sagasta
considers that the momen, has com, to leave
to new ministry the task of adopting The
final measures concerning The affair with
France, the latter having positively refused
to give further satisfaction.
The King has accepted the resignation of
the ministry and requested Sagasta TO come
to the palace tomorrow morning, when he
will make his intentions known. The report
of the refusal Of France to make further rep
aralion has been confirmed. The dynistic
left is strongly opposed To Sagasta con.irm-
ing at the head of the cabinet
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san Eranci.cO Startled by an Earth
quake.

SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 10 An earth quake
occurred last night, the heayiest experienced
since the great one Of 1868. Euillingl Grcan-
ed, roofings cracked aud many persons rush
ed half undressed from house. and ho'c's
The fact that it was within u day Of the nm
niversarv OF the car'hqnakc Of 1863 rCr.'tsed
streets all night. Earthquakes ~ere re-
ported during the night aud morning from
several places, along the coast, The wealth er
is oppressive.
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! Regard II as a Valuable
FAMILY MEDICINE,

JAN. ], l8i5 '
Ne. II. R. stevens-Dear Sir. take pleasure in say
Ing that have used the vesetinc in my family with
gssd results, and have known Of several cases Of
remarkable cure effected BY It, regard It as valuable
family medicine. Truly yours,
REV. wM. MCDONALD,
Rev. VIM. Mcdonald Is well known through tho
United States as minister in the n. Z. Church.
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Any person interested In California can receive
descriptive pamphlets. sent free hy sending Their
address 10 A. Phllifps CO., California excursion
agents, No, $50 Broadway, Albany, N. Y. Parties
Der Z. eAzss l6w2w
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Butler Proposing to Elevate Massa-
chusctts

BosToN, Oct. 10.-l3utler addressed three
ratification meetings tonight. lie said the
Republicans might keep up their abuse Of
him. 1t was doing HIM good and if they
continued it and made it strong enough it
would elevate him TO a very high Office
MASSACHUSETTS, had t 20 long filed mediocre
position in national affairs aud 1t was time to
elevate her thcrcfrom.
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 10.-The Temper.
ance convention this afternoon nominated
Rev. solomon Parsons Of Summit for gov.
crnOr.
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The Eleventh Reunion Of the First Regi.
ment Vermont Cavalry will be held at Rut.
land, on Wednesday, October 17Ih. All
members of the regiment are cordially
invited to be present. Business meeting in
the evening, after which it is expected a
banquet will be served. The address will be
delivered by Colonel William L. Glecnlcaf
of Winooski. Tie Central Vermont, AND
it is expected, all Vermont railroads. will
give return checks to all attending the re
union and paying full fare one way.
The comet of 1879 is now on vis
to.thi5 country. When it returns home It viii
write book like are the rest OF them. /
has already accumulated quite tail. Dos
tan Transcript
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VIA 10 lsu ED.

HApcock-MARrIs.- this city, Oct. 4, 1887, by
Rev. Il. j. Parry, Mr.. VIM HadcocS, Jr.. and Miss
Susie L. Martin, both Of this city.
FosrER-ALIES.-In Chelsea, October I, 1855, at
the residence OF the brides father. William A.
Al en- by Rev. K Z. Herrick, David j. Foster, Esq,
OF Burlington and Mabel NJ. Allen.
BRsINERD-DIx0S.- In Calvary church Jericho,
by Rev. Il. Fisher Of It, Johnsbury assisted by
Rev. q. Graves OF winooski. Fred L. Brainerd OF
St Johnsbury and Clara G. Dixon of Jerlcho
HAMILToN-NILEs.-IuF errisburgh, VT october
9th, lsss, at the residence OF Mrs. :. NJ. Rodgers,
by he Rev. Geo. +. Hall OF Nergennes, Rascclus
L. Hamilton and Miss Ella O Niles
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WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. l0.-The Star
says that Senator Edmunds states most posi-
lively that he does not intend to retain the
position of president pro tempore OF the SEN
ale. lie will resign Immediately upon the
organization of the senate and Senator An
thony will be elected in his place.
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MEMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES.
SHccp anu
Cattle. Lambs.

Number of cars over different roads-Boston and
Lowell 40; Ftchburg $40 Eastern Is Boston
and Maine O; total 500.
Prices OF Market Beef-A few choice s. 1919
Extra IS 00ds so first quality 81 O0eT so second
quality IS 10 q So third quality 81 Oosi ~.
Prices of Store Cattle--worklng oxen, y pair,
from 800 % $50. Mich Cows and calves from
$50 a $50. yeariings SRA 81 two years old lis
ts.35: three years old SIS q SIS.
swine-western fat, live, 61a5.c Vis, Northern
dressed Hogs, s6Hc y h.A
Prices OF sneep and LamDs-ln lots. 81 rs, So ooCa
so each extra ~ IS go 90, or from " soc y 10.
Spring Lambs os6kc Vlb
Veal Calves 3ks I.c On.
Prices Of Hides, Tallows and skils-Brighton
Hides, 7@IHc y n; Brighton Tallow 6a6Sc y N;
h County TaIlow, "a Sc tn; sheared Peifs,
700 40 cts. each; Lamb Skins, 80 q s5c each.
Calf Skins, l2sl2sc Sib
CLASSIFICATION or CATTLE AND suEEr.
N. B.-Choice grades includes nothing but stall.
fed 100 to 1900 10 buocks. Extra and hrs. lualit
s:ecrs.
Sheep-Extra includes cossets and.wlcn those OF
inferior quality are thrown out.
Western Hogs over the Boston and Albany
railroad are Included only in the Brighton market.
BOSTON STOCK YARDS.
Nesrly 5000 head OF cattle have been yar,led dur
Ing the week. Considerable business being done
In the line Of Western steers-fuy 1000 offered
Tuesday morning, Country cattle move about the
same as last week, with u fair demand.
Mich Cows-The supply was Sufficient for the
demand. There were quite number Of Cows left
over from last week. Prices about the same as a
week ago.
The SNeep Call-The Sheep market runs even
and Is well supplied-what can tbc comfortably
handled, ami not sufficient for a glut. Prices ar,
holding steady Thc'nocks are In demand with 6e
as top price for lambs and tac a top price OF
sheep A few mixed nocks changed hands at 81
| m5llc IN
CALvEs-The market for vcsls Is quite Arm
| The tbest.grades are; In demand Prices rang'
| from JCsTkc BIB, live weight
HoGs-Country Hogs @6hc, dress weight, an,
| in prices.
PouLTRy-TurEeys and chickens arc quoted a
| 30 l6c, and Hens lea l2kc,
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COTTON nrm. Uplands at ,0i,.
FLoi k-heavy Receipts OF 25, 0pO barrels. Sales
Of 1900 barrels; No. at 30@3 so; Super
line ex ra a. 3 1913 20; common al S094 IS (;
good do. at 40aI 90 western extra at 25 al 90 ;
extra ONO at S0d6 so: 81. Louis at so0S7 ~ (;
Minnesota extra at 5 1910 Is double extra at so
al 40. RYE FLouR-easer Al s09+ 10 CORN
NEAL-quet at 00G3 ~.
kAlN-WUEIT-receips OF 5000; bushels.
Sales Of I52s, 900 bushels future. .2S,OOO bushels
on spot exports OF 5000 bushels. Spring nomi-
nal. No. red at l lu,1Cai IL; No. Red state
at 10Y; white state at / 10 No. Q red for Octo-
her at Usadl 097s. kYS-No 26iG6l&. BARLEY
quiet. BARLEY MALT nom nal CoRS-nrmer,
Receirts Of 200 900 bushels sales Of 535 90 bush
els (; fnture, 259,0D0 bushels on spot exports OF
50 900 bushels No AZ 5sl@59k yellow at
No. for october at Ssh $685.. OATS = flrm
Receipts OF $4,000 bushels sales OF $4,000 bush
els future, 100000 bushels spot Mixed al
saas5; white at SO S45 No. for October at BAG
S4S.
HAY-frm at 65d60.
GROCERIES-COFFER higher. Fair Rio At
1ik@l lls. SUGAR-ower. standard A al 8 BIG
asa, Cut loaf and crushed At %. MoLAssEs-
eiiy; New Orleans at so@55. RICR-stcady a
PETROLEUM. rm. Crude at 'Hss. Refined a,
PROVISIONS AT Iil-io PorA.
roBs-quiet I, GOAL %. Ed0s-hrrn at 81. PORK
dull Mess at Ii 10, BERF-qulet. CUT NrATs
steady. Picked shoulders at 6SS0t Hams
l4al4k. Bellies 20. LARD-nrm AT s0s@sTH.
BuTrSK-dull AT 1880. CHRssE-dull at stalsb
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DIED.

REySoLDs.--In Winoosk Oct. 4th, of disease OF
the heart, Carrie BOardman, wife of Seymour l..
Reynolds sged ~ years and months.
BATks-ln Essex Oct, 9th, Elizabeth C. Reynolds
wife OF the late Calvin Bates. aged II years.
STEARNs-.In this cry. Oct, 0, Emily Morse, dow
of Nathan 81 arms, aged 81 years aud month.
STAcY.-In this city, Oct. sth, Maria Corning,
widow OF the late Henry b. Stacy.
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Remarkable Cure Of scrofulous Face,

WEsrxfssrER, CoSr., June 10, 1872.
Ma. II. r. stevens-Dear Sir, can testify to the
good effect Of your MEDICINE. My little boy had q
scRoruLA sore break out his head large as quar-
Ter OF dollar, and q, went down lis face from one
ear 10 the other, under his neck, and was one solid
mass Of sores Two bottles OF your vauasA vIcrrIsl
eompstfy cured HIN. Very respectfully.
Mas. q, II. THATCHER
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OTELMAN WHEEL CO.,
HARTFORD, cONN.,

For information as to the merits of the Victor,
the manufacturers refer to the Business Manager
Of the Free Press, who has one in daily use, which
ran be seen by any interested party,
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water own Union Live stock Mark els

For the week ending Tuesday, Oct. o, 1853.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
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A Brief Session, saturday,

The case of Leo Langc OF Winooski vs..
Julia Lange, a petition for divorce on the
ground of adultery, was taken up at the
opening of Saturdays session. The parties
were married in August, 1882, and the cause
of true love ran smoothly for but very
limited period. Several witnesses told
Langes character. Decision reserved. G. w.
Kennedy for petitioner.
Court then adjourned until . O'Clock Mon
day afternoon.
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BUTTER-Thc Butter market is arm for good and
choice grades. Other kinds dull. Sales OF WesterE
and Northern Creameries have been a, rs "a SOC
for good and choice, and % "a 26c n N for fair
10 good. New York and Vermont daires hare
been selling. at 20 "a CSC u 10 for choice. AL
IS % 22c for fair to COOL. Fresh made Western
ladle packed dairy at l5siIc Slb.
CHEEsE-The market for cheese has been nrm.
We quote choice grades OF new cheese At liz "A
l2hc; a lie for fair to good; and 0 a 90 q N
for common grades.
EGGS Eggs are nrm and I'M good demand
We quote Eastern at ~ d Csc per doz. Including
Maine. New Hampshire, New York and Vermont
products; Prince Edward Island and Nova scotia
at 20 a Ac per dozen and Western at IS a
2lc per dozen,