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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26
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In 1888 Professor Hitchcock, while pros
ecuting the geological survey in Msssa-
chusstts. visited southern Vermont, and
found gold deposited in the drift lorna
tion, and described II 1t length in > report
to the Massachusetts, Legislature. He saw
gold washed ont and picked pieces from
The dirt with his knife. He csme TO the
conclusion THAT there exists gold region
In southern Vermont Of considerable ex.
tent and richness. Gold occurs chiefly 10
taleose slate in Vermont ~ in other parts
Of the world. Altered silurian rocks are
its most frequent location, and the quartz
veins traversipg these it's immediats matrix
II is 10 the talcose schist formation that
gold is found 10 Vermont Quantities Of
gold worth working have not been found
in superficial deposits Of coarse sand,
gravel or boulders, unless lying above the
talcose schist formation. Fine sulphiiss
Of copper have bee gathered near Ludlow,
Vermont. The auriferons belt Of Vermont
commences at the southern boundry. it,
Ito east Of the middle Of tue state there,
and rms nearly midway between Bennine.
ton sud Brattleboro and thence north
through the center 81 the state TO its
northern boundary line. The tslt il from
two to five miles vide up 10 near Ludlow,
and IL gradually broadens to the north
until II the Canada line II is about fifteen
miles vide. The broadening Of the belt
commences considerably TO the east Of
Ratiand and continues to broaden thence
TO the north. Plymouth lies in the 0rssn
mountains. The groupings Of the gold
bearing lode arc visible Tor : mile. The
highest altitude Of the surface croppisgs
10 500 feet above the level Of the prsssnt
devslopemsnI The lode consists Of aurii.
erous crystalline matrix and 10 embedded
between continuous permanent walls. The
width il six feet. Increasing ~ depth i
gained. The ore is heavily charged with
sulphate Of iron. the gold il very hns, and
generally coated with foreign suostences,
and Is found 10 feAshery veins and minute
particles. The lode IL Of enormous extent
and grows wider and The mineral richer ~
depth IL attained. Tho working entrance
70 the mine 10 tunnel u the base Of The
mountain. and extends $50 fest into the
mountain where il interests . shaft 235
fsst deep and iees vide. There are other
smaller tunnels. shafts and galleries The
net value Of tbs ore nov exposed on All
rides amsunts to eI,53s.27l. The ore not
yet exposed 10 view 10 estimated st many |
million dollsrs The mill and mine we're
started into Operations September 18th.
1883, and gold has been coasisntiy pro-
duced since. -Four dividends have besn
paid cut Of ths net earnings. and ovnsrs
~ nov realizing II per cert PER aunum |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

EI- Senator Geo. II. Pendlston. OF Ohio.
has been appointed minister 70 Germany
and Robert. McLane. Of Maryland, 10
France. The appointment Of Pendlston
will hardly suit the Ohio Democrats, and
yet We think il iss good appointment.
Ever since Pcndlston championed the
civil service Law in Congress be has lost
standing with his party in Ohio and else.
~hera When his term in the Senate ex-
pired he vas refused another election and
has had little influence in bis party affairs
lie is a man Of decided ability and culture
and will represent our nation At Berlin
with credit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

Ia many respects this has been phe-
pomcn.l ~iutsr. II really did not begin
nntlI tbs latter part Of January, the tenn
persinfe up 10 that time remaining so
mild th@t fsars were entertained Of IN ice
famine. February and March have sup
piled I'll dshcisnciss il this respect. how
ever. and have bssn marked not only BY
extreme low temperature. but BY start
ling Increase 81 tho death rate in large
citses For fourteen ysars last past. ths
average temperature Of March has bsen
80 %. The average this year has been onIy
2gs thas fsr, aud similar comparison
my Le made regarding February. The
resnlt 81 the preirscsed cold viii be late
pr,ng Il the south ~ well n the North.
Snos has fallen within the last few days
10 South CsSoliaa. aud The Charleston
News says early vegetables, which arc or
diassily In market ia March. have only
inst t~es planted. wbiis fruit trees. which
on shs uos 10 be- in fall Leaf and blossom.
hare not yss hsgsu 70 bud. xotuithstsnd
INK all this The southern farmers are Az
,ic,psting An abnsdsnt yield this year.
having had swo bad seasons IN succesaicn.
and although everything VII BE- late.
crops siii b PIss.ifsi u The harvest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

- bne>Ds o&o1steg ~ k88teoo-
Tts placing 81 Y. y. rhslps. oi Bsrlisg
tcs. a The kssa Of lssien spssislssnss
vii ~ rSsArdsd By ) majority. psrhsps.
Al shs people 81 ~ sosstsy. - vary sia.
gsias prcsssaise H soan ircn sssoss
n~publicsa stsi~. ssd has had very
digit sspsssspos 10 ensiAi liza several
men Of nssiosal rspsssaioS and vith strosg
backing sSd ccnsng from ssAs1s vkess a.
sppcininsst would be likely 10 help The
party have bees sppiicssts for tbs coveted
pssiiioa. bot they have bssu passsd BY for
ths Vermont lawyer.
Though ibs ctoios may. for shsss req
sous. have bssa angular. yss " believe 10
% > coed one and that the Psssiisn, ccnld
nos have done bsttsr. Mr. Phelps 10 500 81
sSGstor Phelps. . graduate 81 Miadlsbury
college. ere lawyer snd msn val
equipped With knoulejse ouissae ~ the
legal profession. pleasing sod polished
speaker ssd writer. sristocsssic 10 HE ideas
be cannot but please The English people
and We believe he vill properly prosecs
ssd care Tor ths istsres.s Of the Uoited
States.
NJ. Phelps 10 ne politician 10 tbs oEdi.
nary sense II ths tsrm and has never bern
an olses sssksr. thosgh be vss pvpuadsd.
sesinss biz wishes. 70 run Tor Governor on
The Democratic ticket il 1850. We did
not like his attitude during tbs var and
and be IL nov. perhaps little TOO high
toned" for ordiasry Vermont people. but
BE- has qualities and attainmsnss that EN-.
iusnsiy d lin for the Esglish mission and
We are heartily glad be hes besa appointed
We believe be will b. credit and honor
70 ths State and the whole county.
The legal practice Of Mr. Phelps has
not been conAnsd 10 lhs State. but he has
frequently been called 70 New York and
has appeared bsiose the Supreme Court q
Washington 10 many important cases. He
u % e. President Of Tho American Bar
Association, and lecturer before the grad
uating class u Yale Law school. Perhaps
our Democratic friends IN Vermont would
rather have had honor bestowed upon
Hon. b. B. Smallsy. but We can think Of
no leading position into which Mr.. Smalley
would have lifted 20 we'll ~ Mr.. Phelps
fih into the English mission. We are glad
that Vermont has the place and that Mr..
Phelps has the appointment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

% sbs per valns Of their STOCK. A lares
Mill u being erected 10 reduce tvsny
tiass ths Gre pr day tai Tie psessst niil
- The capacity 70 rsdusA The sold pro-
asct Of ~ mine, according 10 " uniisa
eeas<'s asssysss vaiuaAioa from B<ptsnbsr
i7sh. 1858. 70 January lat. 1856, hftssn
and hall nonsAs u e67. 56s So The com.
pAny estimate that vhea the new mill 10
souplstsd they will hs able to deducs 100
toos Of orc PER day. which viii give daily
product Of gold Of ea.ocs 81. or sl.t42,-
l07.29 annually not counting Sundays.
half 81 which will b. net profit This viii
- hAadsons addition 10 the gold pro-
duet Of The country. There must be plen.
~ Of other gold mines IN Vermont juat -
rich - this, aud the fact that this one IL
worried with great profit will lead 10 their
dsvelopsssnt aad production. = Troy
Bsdysf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

A comparison OF labor statistics and
wages recently published in England. with
these Of Labor Commissioner Wright for
this country. make showing decidedly in
favor Of the American latores. The COM
pArison extends over period Of seventeen
years. during which time Il appears labor
10 England has gained III wages not quite
II per cent. while the gain 10 the United
States has been $3.50 per cont. Mr.. A.
kinson. the free trade economist. estimates
the average annual earnings Of all people
ia this country II s433.62. against s2o7 80
tho figures oficially given for Great
Britain.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

Tho number Of business failures 10 The
uu,.sd Stats Tor the 6rst quarter Of 1885.
partly estimated. IL stated BY Bradstrsst's
70 be 3sl0. sgAinst $500 for the cores
posdisg period LAST year. The number is
said 10 b. "nuch larger than the total
during . like portion Of any preceding
year sincs such statistics have bsen col
lec.sd." The number Of heavy failures
Is. however comparatively small. about 90
per cent being ANAL traders whose CAPT
tai 10 under $1,000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

Tho postmaster general, il is under
stood. Lss said that applicants for posi-
lions in The railway mail service might
iust - veil withdraw their papers. - re-.
movals il this branch will only be made
for good canas. lis employees are. for the
service rendered, the poorest paid Of any
Of tho government servants II has been
said that the industry required 10 be an
Efficient rsilssy postal clerk would make
man prominent in any Of the professions.
Postmaster General Villas says that this
class u public servants onghs TO knox Il
onsr that their places are mol 10 be tarmed
out iy politicians, and that he expects to
continue the mail service just - IL has
b%ea developed BY the experience Of the
lAst ton ysam.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

What il the use Of suffering with Back.
ache, Rheumatism, Kidney Disease, Sci
atics, Crick. Stitches, Chest and Lung
Troubles, Torpid Liver or soreness in any
part when Hop Piastes will certainly give
you relief? Vastly superior to al other
porous plasters. You'll say so after using
one, 25c. everywhere.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

10 thu Ohio Legislature . member hav-
Ing been censured for refusing 10 vote on
licensc measure returned thanks IN these
words: Il esteem II an especial honor to
BE- censnrcd by this coal-oil legislature. !
know Of but one greater compliment you
could pay me, and that would be 70 ex-
pol me from The floor Of the house. Com
ing from . legislature the majority Of
which are but the tools OF coal-oil mo-
nopoly, such an expulsion would indeed
be ~ honor Of which any honest man
might b proud" No apology was do.
manied for this plain speaking.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26
SCOTS EmuIsion Of Pure

Cod Liver oil. with Hypophosphaues
IN Srumous Children an Cholera Lyamtum.
Dr.. W. e. RANSOM. Hartford. Ind. says;
II End your Emulsion to be an excellent
remedy 10 lung troubles, and especially in
Strumous children. and > most valuable
remedy in chronic cases Of Cholera Imam
tum.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

Cor Hubbard oi Minnesota has recent
y sppoisied Col Luther L. Baxter. for
msrly 81 Cornwall. but noe Of Fergus
Fsiis. Nina. Associsss isdss Tor the sth
Judicial dissri a. Col. Barter vas mem.
bsr d tbs sssss Senate iron 1855 70 1875.
except 10 is6a. ssd Tor many ysan sem-
bes = shs HousA He ssrvsA 10 ths army
duriag shs rsbsllios. AItAsash . dsso-
ersG. bis sppesstasss - ssssd By busi-
49, nss 81 beth passisA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

Tee Easlsh err 6sdiss Ne Soudss >
LsrI rod 70 travel II hes bssa decided
that railroad must IL built across the
.sssss froa Hsskim % the Red 6sa 70
D~slss 90 Ne Niis. bot ths Art steP y
nst With vigorous h6hsiog With ccssidsr'
sbls los 90 beth sidss ssd 20 decided
saccssa- Tss hoa weather. i spprcssAine
sad - the ssssos ios Successful operations
l. about 70 eIoss delay Of six uontAs II
least csa ~ expected.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26


The leading article In "Oaisy" fol
March l. descriptions Of s. l.. Gnflth'l
charcoal uorks ia Dandy and the scenery
around. written BY "A artist who spsnl
some time in that town and ia Mount
Tabor last summer.
The Woodstock thermometer went be-
low zero nine times 10 the eleven dayi
from March 70 March 10. thus; March
.. 10; II. (; IL. 10; IL. ~; Is, 4; lG, 2
~. Is; Is. "a; and 10. "a. The Oldest in
habitsnt never knew such thing be-
fore.
The Vermont livestock company Of
Brattlsboro has issued $4,000 Of ths
treasury stock, al Of which has been taken
BY the Stockholders. The company hal
inst made large purchase Of Colorado
cattle 70 bs put on it, western Dakota
ranch 10 june.
The Rev. George G. Baldwin. Jr.. Of
Bennington, has received . call 10 the
First Baptist church Of Portland, Me-.
the leading Baptist church Of the Pine
Tree state. Tie is the son Of the Rev. DR..
George q. Baldwin for more than 30 years
pastor Of the First Baptist church in
Troy, N. Y.
Mrs. Sarah f., vile Of David Hills, died
81 Westminster. Sunday, aged o. years.
She Was granddaughter Of Maj. Gen.
Heath Of revolutionary fame, attached
10 Gen. Washington's staff. Mrs. Hills
was born in Roxbury, Mass, whore she
resided until her marriage some 40 years
ago.
The largest meteor seen in Burlington
for years, fell Saturday night at about
20 o'clock, in the northwest It's bright
ness was that Of an electric light, illumi
mating the heavens in all directions. One
large fragment fell from it when near the
sarth, but the main part remained COM
pact as it passed out Of sight below the
horizon.
A freight and saloon car were thrown
rom 20.foot trestls on the ST, Johnsbury
md Lake Champlain railroad Saturday
night. and Harry Meigs. conductor, was
injured 50 that he died Sunday morning
BE leaves . widow and two children. FL.
cry Chamberlain, workman on the road,
Ras severely injured. Both lived in ST.
Johnsbury. The cars were totally dc.
noliahed.
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I.ster - Ylsriaa.


We publish The following extract from
private letter from Barr Walker. Who u
Il work Improving land for company as
Ocala Fla.
Tho morping dAwnsd bright. clear and
warm with the mercury d 70s--s perfect
summer day, The 9Th Of Msrch--a ssrikisg
illustration. after the advent Of the day
before q Warrington, Of the truth Of the
quotation that The sun shines equally on
tho just aud the unjust. I had arraHged
with the landlord to take bis team and
carry myaelf with surveyor. one Of the
guests Of the hotel being invited 70 join
the party. 10 locate ten acre lot about
three miles distant, ia the northwest corner
Of Sec. 80 Marion Co., R. 24-7-l7. Suc-
oeeding in finding the government stake
It the southwest corner Of the section Of
GAO acres NO were following the section
line due north and had passed over little
hill. the ground being very rolling. into
basin containing little pond Of several
acres. The ground rising gradually from
the shore was free from any kind Of under
growth. the dead pine straw and dry grass
having been burned BY forest fire several
weeks before, the fresh grass sprineing up
was a. green as a meadow. The great
moaning pines towering in their majesty on
all sides were reflected in the clear water.
/ could not help but turn to admire the
scene when, as my eye scanned the oppo.
site shore, sudden exclamation involun.
tarily burst from my lips and all eyes fol-
lowed in the direction pointed. Just on
the brow Of the hill opposite feeding on
the fresh growth Of tender grass, after hay
ing been down to the little lake TO take
their morning drink, were group OF five
deer. Shirlaw, the artist. told us when he
got sight OF his first deer. in his enthusi-
asm insisted that his com panion, with rife
drawn on him. should wait and give him
. moment to see the artistic beauty Of .
buck on the jump. He did jump! and
jumped out Of sight! and his companion,
WHO had 10 his make up less Of artist and
more Of the sportsman, was indignant!
The hero in Shakespeare play in his hope
less haste offered his kingdom for horse. |
I 1t that moment with enthusiasm would |
have quickly parted with mine for Win
chester. They had discovered US and, to
al appearance knowing that We had sur. |
veying instruments instead Of rifles, two Of
them performed various antics 10 contempt |
Of our discomforture while one OF the
group with noble pair Of antlers kept an
sye on us and, - We we're going over the
hill on the opposite side, started of shak-
ing their short tails 10 defiance and were
sson lost to sight among the trees. and
we. our labor done went home, with fading
visions Of venison steaks on our mind. to
tell Of our adventure and ldmem that We
had no firearms with us.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

O, my backl That lame back is caused
by kidney disease. Stop it 1t once by
Hunts kidney and Liver Remedy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

The gr~sasss prsssss aAd pstiissss Il
void i W usss4A sssi<s sovsssssst.
TIE sgxrsssss ssDbss u gossrnnssiA'
rubasessscss issssd sssuaiiy snousss sss
70 Albert 4. 100 .ooc u shish sbcat t,o. 600
sss bossA ,elsGs- This y W naziuan.
bet ned<ssss estimate viii pat The ~
grsssis rsbllossions Ok tbs gessrnGsss
fsssa tbs bsslsslss III he present ins u
frpu Vi. doo, ooo 70 5000. 00D
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

To csssaiss gsvvrnpens viii b. obliged
IA niss "a. 600. 90 bssvssa nov and July
10 pay az astsrsd obligations and dsn
cs~assss Ths gcvernssus be- be~n run
siss i.ssisd for ssvsri year snd vill not
~ iitsly 70 sssosists Ioass without paying
: GOOD rsas u Interest There IL great
couRsss u this respect bssvssa Canada
and thls ssssssy, though ~ do sot know
sssrly boz II nsy bs when the ''rAscsls
are I'll turned ont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

Tie daily oseupstioa = ~ Hisdos family.
The catsstAisnsos ~ int<s~perssd With
nusie- TIE Rss. Dr.. Sample Of The wsss-
SINISTER PFssbyt<sisa. d man u great
talsst ssd xrssaly beloved and esteemed
By the p<opls u The city.
With sAs exceptions Of Chicago. NO city
hss grown - rapidly - Nsassspolis; and
shs people claim Il 10 10 b the metropolis
u the north wssl n has Ill modssa i'm
provsmsnts ssd convspisnces. The city
10 generally lighted BY ca. but there Ass
also many electric lights 70 y sssa. Near
The Misissippi river 10 the lover part Of
The tom 10 ~ immenss iron mast ~ lest
in hight. with eight electric lishts With IN
aggregate Of thirty two thousand candle
poser.
The vhoIom wiater soujcssoes notices
The particularly severe cold 70 b net hsra
The mercury drops 70 thirty. svss forty OF
more below zero. The cold 10 inssnss bal
litsis OF no Wind. and almest sostinuous
sunshine. II u most sxhilAraiipg. and
Physicians ssy great deal 81 sleep y 10
quirsd 10 make up Tor ths sxhilaraiing q.
iects Of the atmosphsss. H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26
New Millinery.

Having Just returned from Nsv York, vish
10 call your attention 70 my new stoek Of MIN.
merry Goods. am selling goods vary cheap.
You will be sstoniahed 70 ses uhat ! car give
you In Fslt Hat q rs cents; ulyls nsuns(s q
10 cents. have feathers In I'll kinds 10 Quan.
Titles. Ny stock Of nbbons'is large. Please
rive me call. % think cen please you ell.
Thsaks for past favors.
Factory Point. ". OCT. ~ b. 1854. -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

FOR SALE.
: The house and lot IL ths Village OF Factory
Point, VI. owned and occupied By The late Jobs
Q. Robsrsa For PARTICULARS apply q
a. u. 0nAvEQ
Factory Point. w.. March 9Th, 1895. -
L,0R BALE.-A GRADE HOLBTKIN COW. Z
Il years old this spring, :. $500
Feb. %, 1885, Factory Poat. ".
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

|DENTAL NOTICE. will b. 81 Thaysrs Hotel
~ Factory Point. on Thursdsy. Friday and
Saturday 81 each week. Tor The pFsseas, hon
u. ul p. m, prepared 10 do I'll klsds 81
dental work.
,. L. DUMNIN0.
Factory Point. W, Dec. sou. tesa. s0en
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

HOuBE FOR sALI.--TAs Assss In he VI.
II. IaSe o. Factory Point. W, lAtsiy Owned
and occupied By r. Oarrisan. 1hs hcuss u il
eood repair Possession gives April lei FOR
sale cheap for cash.
En-. CARPENTER.
Factory Point, w.. Feb. 9Th. 1855. -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-13
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, July l2.-There was no change
in the feature of the money market the past
week. The distributions of the July divi-
dends increased the pressure of unemployed
capital, but rates having reached practically
q minimum quotations remain unchanged
Gold continues TO be exported for the CONT
nent for more profitable employment. Dis
count ranges from 1l-l6 TO "a Of per cent.
Consols advanced on account of the min
isterial statements in parliament on Monday
and keep firm. Tenders were opened for
g, 100000 of India per cent. stock. APP
plication exceeded e., 009. 900 at prices rang
ing from TX to o. American railways have
been erratic, with a tendency to tirmneSs,
although little confidence is felt in the
reported rise in grain freight rates,
as the report comes at a remarkable time.
hamilton continues TO prevail in stock ex-
changes and markets, without any marked
decline. No further news has been received
regarding the Mexican governments inten-
ton TO settle the debt.
PARIS, July 1.-THE bourse is somnOient.
Many large operators have gone to the coun-
try. No renewal of activity is expected until
after the elections. The AnnGmite
attack on the French created great
commOtiOn, although the bOurSe
maintained its sang froid, and the adverse eff
feet on prices was very slight. Rentes threes
closed yesterday at 81 .05, q decrease of . CEN
times for the week.
BERLIN, July 12.-The bourse has been quiet
throughout the week, the movement of prices
being fractional. Exchange on London is a
shade easier.
FRANKFORT, July 12.-Inactivity has pre-
vailed this week, with a fractional decline
in European securities and small rise in the
American. Money easy at ~. Short ex-
change on New York, 81. United States
funded fours, 1905.
AMSTERDAM, July 12.-The bOurse has been
generally firm, the feature being activity of
dealings in Mexican bonds. Short exchange
on London, 1904; discount, ga; Erie, 10A.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-13
LOCAL MARKETS.
ST. Paul.


ST. PAUL, July 1.-THE business of the
board was quite active to-day, and more dis
position to buy was manifested than there has
been for several days. Everybody seemed
willing to dip in Wheat was steady and
quiet; but corn, owing TO the light demand,
fell of &c. Oats were very firm, and the de-
mand for them was very good. July oats
were quoted up to 5o1zc, and sales were made
ranging from SOC TO 33c. Corn meal was
stronger and higher. The call;
wheat-No. hard. Gle bid; July, ole bid;
August, 92c bid; No. 2 hard, SIC bid, Ssc
asked; No. Z, 7sc bid.
CorD-No. ., 44c bid, 47c asked; July, 44c
bid, 47c asked.
oats-No. 2 mixed, Gle bid, 391Ic asked;
July 3O1zc bid, size asked; No. white, sc
bid, SIC asked; July, 327zc asked; No. white,
3Ci%c bid.
Ground Feed-s17 bid, $3.50 asked
Corn Meal - Bolted, Sc asked; coarse,
$3.50 bid, SIG asked.
Bran-SS.50 bid. $3.50 asked.
Baled Hay-$9.S0 asked.
Live Hogs-S3.50 asked.
Potatoes-old, soc bid, 6Oc asked; new, zoe
asked.
Eggs-l01<c bid, lie asked.
Sales - One car No. mixed oats, soc;
car hay p. L; do. SO; 1 car feed. $3.50.
car No. white oats, $50; cars hay, SO:
car oats, 32c; IS cases eggs, lie; l car live
hogs, $3.50; car steers, $3.50; loo tubs but
ter, Sc; ! car oats, sacked, 3i1lc.