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InIPoRrANr.

When you visit or leave New York CITY
save baggage Expressage and @ Carriape
dire and stop at the GRAND UNION no
TEL, Opposite Grand Central Depot. 900
million dollars, " and upwards per day.
european plan. Elevators. Restaurant
supplied with tho best. Horse cars, etases
ald elevated railroad 70 all depots. Farai-
Grand Union Hotsl that II ANY other nr.f.
cissslb0tel IN the city.
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Stranger than Fiction

are the records of some of the cures OF
consumption effected by that most won
derful remedy-Dr. Pierce's 'Golden
Medical Discovery" Thousands Of
grateful mon and women, who have
been sDatched almost from the very
jaws OF death, can testify that consump-
tion, in its early stages is no longer in
durable. The Discovery has no equal
az pectoral and Alternative, and the
and lungs yield TO its power. All drug
piSts
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MALARIAL POISON
Augusta, Ga. Jal

The drouth in Southwest Georgia last
spring dried up the wells and we were com.
PEELED 10 use water from the creek on the
plantation. The result was that all were
trOnbled with chills and fever. / carried
with me several bottles of Swifts Specific,
and as long as | took It had perfect health.
was afflicted with chills When l resumed
its use | was oil right again. We have used
Tin our family as an antidote for malaral
poison for two or three years ana have never
known II TO fail in single instance.
w. G. FURLow.
Sumter Co., Ga, sent. II, 1881.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga.
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Lcsson from n Mastodon

Tho tusks of a mastodop recently
found In Illinois weighed l75 pounds
each. What gigantic toothache that
animals must have been capable OF hav-
inGl And such neuralgia Neuralgia,
or nerve-ache, generally proceeds from
a disordered condition of the blood.
Browns Iron Bitters enriches and
puriiies this aud drives neuralgia out.
Mr.. w. w. Redman, Plqua, o., says,
browns Iron Bittors permanently
cured me of neuralgia"
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Attention.

A grand musical and literary enter
Iainment for the benefit OF the Dallas
public library and free reading room
will be given at the opera house next
Thursday evening, the 18th instant.
Admissi) IN 80 cents. Liberal patronage
Ia solicited The following programme
insures u brilliant and enjoyable enter
tainment:
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Tic Rnltom OF tho Sen

yields no pearl that can exceed in
beauty, teeth whitoned and cleaused
with That incompatible denteirce, the
fragrant SOAoDONT. Nor Is coral 70.
eler IMAM the gums in which such teeth
are got. 40 say the ladies', who are the
best Judges in such matters.
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rRoeRAMME-pAnr l.


Besides numerous smaller items, Mr..
Proffst, with his limited force, during
the week, has graded part OF Corolina
street, Canton from Browder 10 Ervay,
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w ANTED-Ladies and Cent ,men to take
w nice, light, pleasant work, nj their own
homes. Work sent by mail any distance all
the year round. 81 10 50 day can be quietly
made; no canvassing. Address Reliable
Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, Box 1893.
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A DNERTISERS by addressing GEO p,
"A HOWELL 4 co 10 Spruce street, New
nork, can learn the exact cost of any propos-
ed line of ADVERTISING In American
Newspapers. E@- 1OO-page Pamphlet, / DC.
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keep II with prlde-l apply II with care
prize IL, prize II, my SJIODONr there,
! use IL rs sGre rs the morning light comes,
~ whllens my TEEN aud It hardeps my gums,
II sweotens my breath,-'tis my very best
thing,
Thy praises TN ever, Oh, soZoDoNT, sing.
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Representing Mossrs.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

NAANAhhh -hhblNlNE'
DR.. w. II. PARMELEE, Toledo, o.,
says: 81 have prescribed the acid in a
large variety OF diseases, and have been
amply satisfied that IL Is a valuable adj
dition 10 our list of medicinal agents.n
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travellers Insurance Company The
Kind OF business Not Wanted.
The accident policies OF the Travellers
over accidental bodily injuries re-
ceived I'm all Legitimate employments,
but they do not cover injuries or deaths
Jeoeiyed in drunken squabbles, or from
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WARDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES


NNsnNllle, Iennessee.
A famous institution. The Alumnm num-
Der 7Oj, Attendance lSSi-S5, $50, from sixteen
states. The list session begins September /,
lSs5. Patrnnize the College. For catalogues,
special arrangements and conveyance to
Mathematics and Gent Agent, Dallas, Tex
AS. Professor Patton Is also connected with
the southern school Agency, ana will sup
ply Schools aud Colleges with Teachers, and
Teachers with positions. Institutions In 10
stAles have hean supplied.
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Attention IL called to their wants in
another column of transit man and
leveler
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Premium POaltryPreSerVeP
WORKS LIKE A CHARM.

Col. Sid Congor, of Flat Rock, Indiana,
breeder of prize Plymouth Rocks and wy
andottts, and who is one of the leading poul-
lows:
FLAT ROCK, Ind, May 90, lSS5.-Murcnison
q Rogers, Terrell, TeXas.--I have used your
+. L +. and find 1t works like charm. l
advise all who have occasion to use il to give
II q tair trial and they will be pleased with
the results. Yours truly,
SID CoNGoR.
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This Northwestern at Work.

"spaldins's Glue" handy aud useful.
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: located In the southwestern suburbs
{ the Trinity, beside the track OF the
Missouri Pacific Railway. IL tx a
hree story bfiok that cost
10000, aud the machinery cost about
ho same. On the gfoul d floor OF the
rewery IL the Ice machine, two mash
alta and two cooling tanks, and ad-
Dining are the two hgsi ice vaults, In
which are some 10 hnpe beer casks that
viii hold at least co. gallons of beer
aoh. Up Stare is another large ice
fault, containing 20 similar casks, only
uger. On the third moor are the fer
nenting yats. Tho storage capacity of
he place 10 5000 barrels. The yield of
iure beer per day is 100 barrels; 4Oe kegs
( gallons each, making n total of 300
.allons or $1,000 OF the average glasses,
To mako this amount OF beer 400 bushels
,fbarley are necessary daily. May tho
brewery prosper.
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CANCER or TONGUE !
A Case Resembling that OF Gcn. Grant

Some ten years ago had n scrofulous sore on my
right band which gave me great trouble, and under
the od-iime treatment was heal up, and ~ pposed
] was well. found. howev,r it had only been
driven into the system by he use of potash and
mercury, and In March, iss1, II broke out Ia INV
throai and concentrate In what some of the doctors
denominat'd d cancer. was placed under treatment
tor thus dis, some six OF the best phy-
sicians In the country had different times under
their charge. among them three specialists in thi.
line; but one AFTER another woud cNhausttheir skill
and drop me, for | grew worse continually. The
cancer had eaten through my cheek, a. struying the
roof of m mouth and upper lip then attacked my
tongue unlate and lower lip, Il stroyind the palate
and under lp entirely and half my tongue, eating out
TO the top o my left cheek bone and up To the lett
eye. From hearty robust woman of $50 pounds,
was reduced t. mere frame of skin aud bones, al.
most unable TO turn myself In bed. ! could not eat
any solid food, but subsisicd ON liquids, aud my
tongue was so Tar gone could not talk The anguish
Of mind aud tie horrible suhrrlngs of body which
experienced never can be revealed Given up by phy.
scians 10 die, with hope of recovery upon the part
of rieuds who sat around my bedside expecting every
moment to be my last, in tact. my husband would
place MS hand on me everS now aud then 10 Sc"
whether WAS alive or not, and at time all de.
cded that hte was extinct and my death r, rt-
ed all over the country.
such wrotched and helpless condition the
first OF last October tl'si), when friends com
mcnced giving me Swits Spcc c In les thrn a
month the ting places stopped aud healing com.
menced, Hnd the f'ariul aper in my check has
been closed and firmly knitted together. \ process
of "A new under lip is progressing hGcly, and the
tongue which was almost destroy ed Is being rccoy.
erol, and II seems that nature is supply ing a new
tongue. ! can talk 50 that my irionis can readily
under tand me, and can eat solid food again I am
able 10 walk about wherever | please without the
assistance OF any one. aud have gained fifty pounds
Of flesh All this under tie blessing of IA mercifuIIy
Heavenly Father. is due To Swift's Specific. sIn a
wonder and marvel TO all my friends hundreds of
whom have known my int,n.c suficrings. and have
vi tied m" In my atl tions. while am not entirely
well, yet my gratitude l. none the less dcvou, aud
am con.icn that perfect recovery IL now In sight.
u any doubt these facts would refer them 10 Hon.
John IL Traylor, tate Senator of tins district. who
is my neighbor, Dr. I. y Braield of Lagrange Ga,
o to any other p rsons living In the southern part
of Troupe county, Ga.
MRS. MARY l.. CONFER.
IaGrange, Ga May ~, 1856
Sold by ali druggists
Tr. atse on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
Call on our Ply sician. No. 1917 ". 23d St, N. =.
Consultation free The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. june lpdeo eod& W ly.c.wky
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TRIED FOR CONSPIRACY.
The Owners aud Captain on Trial for
Deliberately Wrecking a Brig.

BosroN, July 20th
The noted Mary Celeste case came up in
the United States circuit court before Judge
Carpenter, Monday, for the trial of the cap
tam and certain owners of vessel for
alleged conspiracy. The brig Mary Celeste
was wrecked on the coast of Havti in January
last. In April, Capt. Gilbert L Parker was
arrested tor willfnl wrecklng of the vessel
an otfense which is punishable with death
under the United States laws. The MAY
grand jury indicted Capt Parker for this Of
tense and also indicted him and the following
owners for conspiracy to defraud insurance
companies Abraham A Wendell, George w.
Miller, Raphael Boris, Emile Boris, Sullivan
A Freeman and Knowles Freeman.
The trial for the conspiracy Indictment was
began Monday. In outlining the case for the
government, in his opening argument, Dis
trct Attorney Blodgett said it was expected
to show that the owners of the vessel and
cargo. and the captain entered into a
conspiracy to get certain sum of money,
son,e S25 900 1t was set forth that what
was practically dummy cargo of fish, rub
her shoes etc, was put on board aud was
heavily insured. On pleasant afternoon in
January the vessel was run upon a reef near
the port of Miragoone. The government
alleged that the vessel was deliberately run
ashore by the captains orders, the reef being
plainly marked on tine chart and clearly
visible hetorethe ship struck. Even the
wheelman could not help seeing it and
changed the course, but Immediately
ordered by the captain to set the vessel back
upon the course which took her plump upon
the center of the reef
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4 NOVEL TAtSGEr.
Barnum's Elephant "AIbert" Shet by
the keene, \. H., Light Guards on
Account of His Ugly Temper.

KEENE. n. H.. July 90
Barnums large Asiatic elephant "Albert, -
who killed his keeper at Nashua, SATURDAY.
was taken to ravine in the suburbs of
keene this afternoon and killed He was
chained to four large trees and the location
of his heart and brain marked with chalk
Thirty members of the keene Light Guard
marshalIed in line at fifteen PAGES and at the
word fire" the same number of bullets pen
etrated vital spots. The huge beast fell dead
without struggle. "Aibert" was thirty
years old and has been used a performing
elephant until the last three months when he
has shown such temper that he was drawn
from the trained herd. He was valued at
about $4,000. The remains have been do
mated to the Smithsonian Institute Washing
ton, ID. G..
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Bar Harbor's Whaling Girl.

most unusual belle has been discovered
at Bar Harbor, in a whistling girl She
is described as no more than IS, having made
her ball room debut this season. She whis-
ties phenomenally. Her notes are melodious.
clear and correct as those of the best fiutist
who ever blew. and the attractiveness of the
performance is heightened into positive en-
chantment by the pouting pucker Of her lips
1t may be said that the pouting is not con-
fined to her mouth" says an enthusiastic OBJ
server. "but extends the width Of her shruz-
ging shoulders to her corsage, so deprecatory
IS her pose as she stands before her listeners" !"
She is the reigning curiosity in her polite
circle, and her personal and family position
is 90 well assured that she risks no cruel
criticism - q whistler.
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A PRISON REVOLT.
Eighty Convicts Plot to Murder the
Keepers of the Kings County. n. ".
Penitentiary, but are Foiled. the
Leader Being Cowhided.
NEW YORK. July 20.

New YORK, July 20.
The revolt of the so prisoners at Kings
county penitentisrv was continued this morn
ing. The most of the strikers became quiet
yesterday and the lesders promised that if
they were taken from the dark cells in which
they were confined they would go to work
this morning. Warden Green concluded to
trust them. He placed them in their regular
cells and gave them their regular meals with
the other prisoners, and supposing the revolt
was over went dowH town, When he re-
turned to the prison he found the keepers in
a great state of excitement Some of the
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The Pirate Of Old Orchard.

In the early part of the eighteenth century
the name of the pirate Avery was terror in
the Indian Ocean, writes the Boston Record
correspondent. Lying off the coast of NADIA
gascar directly in the track of the homeward
bound merchant vessels, by unparalleled acts
OF atrocitv this pirate reaped much booty
His most celebrated piracy was the capture
of two IDdianmen ladened with the treasure
of the lmaum OF Muscat, valued at over 50,
O0O,0J0 Shortly after this, Avery's consort,
Doe, was cast away upon the shores of Mad
agascar; and the the sea becoming too hot to
hold him, Averv sailed to America. His
whereabouts for several years FOLLOWING are
unknown, but he appears finally to have re-
sorted to a hermIt's life, and actually to
have made his residence at point
on Foxwelfs Brook, about three miles
inland from Old Orchard. A visit
20 this spot discloses the ideal pirates retreat
long tramp through unbroken wood. brings
us to projection in the steep bank of a mar
row arm of the sea, frnged with thick
growth of sombre pines. At the top of the
bank is the outline of . small square cellar.
almost filled up, in the very centre Of which
is the stump of a pine nearly two feet in d-
ameter. spring of clear water in the side
of the bank bears the name of "Averv's
Spring and the projection is itself known
as "Avery's Point" Tradition makes the
old pirate perfect recluse, refusing all in
tercourse with the settlers and subsistinR
upon fish and wild foul. Strange stories are
told of some black bearded visitors and of
sounds Of wild carousal at the Point. But
the old cellar is almost oblterated and with
it the legend grows faint and indisrinct.
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STATE AGENCY
EMILE BARRIER A. co

awarded First Premium at Maine State Fair
Any kinds Of Dress Goods, in the pieces, or mad
nto garments, Ribbons, Fringes, Sacks, Velvets
slippers, Kids, Feathers. ETC., dyed or
ceanssd, and finished equal TO new.
Also Gents garments dyed, cleansed, repaired
and pressed ready to wear. Carpets and Lace Cur.
Velvettrimmings of sleghs dyed n
restored to their primitive color rippnN
Goods received and returned promptly by express
Send for circular prfceist. Prices reduced Ordcru
solicited ~ mall, express or IN any Agency. Bed
salledland delivered II desired.
H. PENNIMAN, Agent for Winthrop.
Miss L. GROvENOR, Asepf Hallowell.
MES. GOODWIN COLE, Agt. Gardine
0av1ofeodkWu
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New England SnIvattonjsts.

Old Orchard is besieged by the Salvation
Army of New England. With blowing of
trumpets and beating of drums the com.
passing Of the city was begun SUNDAY.
Ancient Jericho was overcome by six silent
marches and one Of shouting, but this army
shouts when the spirit moves and the first
march was anything but silent. There are
twenty-five officers quartered at the Sea
Vie*. About sixtv-fve privates find accom-
modatons in the tents and cottages upon the
camp ground. More are expected Major
Smith and staff will arrive on Saturday The
meetings will continue until Monday, the
27th, closing Monday evening with a Hal
lelujah' wind-up and rejoicing. During the
week there are to be Blood and Fire" meet
ings, "Flare-up" marches, Free and Eases" :"
Knee Drills" and other burlesques on the
solemn worship of Him whose name shall b.
called "Wonjerful Counsellor. the Mighty
God, the Prince Of Peace"
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BUFFALO BILL
Leaves Town Too SuddenIy.-A Warrant
Out for His Arrest.
New HAVEN. Conn.

New HAVEN, Conn, July 20.
Buffalo Bill, who has for several days past
been making a disposition before Justice
Whedon, here, in connection with the suits
he has brought against his former partner,
DR.. Carver, of this city, he promised, after
testifying last Saturday. that he would be in
court this morning to further testify. He
did not appear, however, but was with his
Wild West show in Providence Judge
Whedon found him guilty of contempt OF
court and issued capias for his
arrest, which will be served if he returns to
Connecticut 1t is thought he will be likely
not to return to the State to press the suits
he has brought against Carver.
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Six Persons Drowned.

EMPoRIA Kan, July 90
A special from Douglass. Kan, says six
persons were drowned in Walnut river, seven
miles below that place. Yesterday morning
Anson Csrman and wife and Mrs. Jay Car
man, their sons wife, drove into stream
which had risen during the night from recent
rains and were swept down and out of sight
of the second wagon, which cine down to
the ford few minutes later. In the second
wagon were MIR. and Mrs. Koatz and Mr.
aud Miss Carman. They drove into the
stream and were swept down also. Anson
Carman was the only one rescued alive.
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REUNION or VETERANS.
Annual Meeting OF Mexi-
can War Veterans.
BOSTON. July 20.

BosToN, July 20.
The thirty-seventh annual reunion of
veterans of the Mexican war was held to-day
at Nantasket, about 40 being present Col
Isaac Hull Wright was chosen president of
the association. and II. A. McGIennen, sec
retarv and treasurer. Among the after din
ner speakers were Gen Giles of Rhode
Island, Adjutant McGlennen, c. Peters of
California, c. w. Gilbert, J. II. Robinson.
Benjamin Manchester and Sergt. O'Neill. A
letter was read from Charles J. Murphy. of
New York. and petition for his appointment
as marshal of the southern district of New
York was unanimously signed.
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TOO SWIFT.
Citizens of LYNN Complain of the Flying
Yankee Train.
BosToN, July 20.

BosToN, July 20.
City Solicitor Berry Of Lynn, Mass. acting
under Instructions from the city governments
waited upon the rallroal commissioners,
the Boston Maine Railroad Company, for
running the so-called Flying Yankee, and
other express trains at a dangerous rate of
speed through the city, and blocking the
much travelled Market and Pleasant street
crossings by shifting freight cars The citv
has long stood what its citizens term an i'm
position in the above respects, and they think
it quite time for relief
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new YORK Produce Market.

NEW 1oRk, July 20,
FLoUR-Receipts. 81. COS exports, q3i2, sales, IL.
50o No. 2. ? 40 a 90; fancy white Western, extra
30 SO; common to good. 65 IA 4 10; good ;c
choice, l5 "A 81; City mill extra, 90 a 10
superhne, 30 rs; 81. Louis extra, 3 Is "A 8 SO
winter wheat extra, S65 a 60; Minnesota extra
3 IS a 5 60.
WHEAT Receipts. 6i,2IO exports. Ila e65; sales
10000; No. 3 red, 93i; No. red. l0ll. elevate
No. Red State, l07, No White state, 30
RYE-quiet.
BARLEY-"asier.
Corn = Receipts = bushels; exports. ll2 32i
sales, 10000 spot No 3. 5il No2 5ll.
OATs-Receipts. 1890. sales. 10000; No 3, 35l
do White, 37h, No 2, 20 n 36l; do White, 3si a 3si
No |, 33i; do white, asl Mixed Western, 81 n 20
white do, 30 u ~; White State. 40 q 42I
SUGAR-Cut loaf and crushed 81 a Z; granulated
81; white extra G. 81 81; yellow, 4iabl; mould
81.
PETRoLEUM-United,9 93s bid.
TALLOw-easier.
BEFF-steady.
PoRK-Mess spot. II 25 II so; clear bach
Is 90.
LARD-refned. o5.
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Teemer's Regetta.

PITTsBURG, July 20.
In the final heats of Teemer's regetta
Gauduar was the winner by three lengths in
- minutes and 80 seconds. Teemer was
second and Ten Eyck third. Gaudaur and
Hosmrr won the double scul, race against
Iamm and Mckay; time Is IL Mckay
won the consolation race. The time made
by Gauiuar, Teemer and Ten Evck in the
single scull race is the fastest ever made,
beating Teemers New Orleans record of
200lb
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A MISSING COLLEGE PRESIDENT.
Her Creditors ont Some $780, The
Cause of Temperance Also a Loser.
WHEELING, w. V. july 20.

W W ' UTN 70.
Miss A. Taylor, who for the past four
wears has filled the position of president of
Wheeling female college, left the city sud-
denly Thursday. Numerous rumors of bad
financial status have been afloat for several
days. 1t now transpires that she has left
number of persons in the lurch At the close
of the school year she resigned her office to
accept as she said, that of president of Dread
College, Worcester, Mass. Her furniture,
piano, etc, were sold at auction and brought
large prices. She promised to settle with
her creditors whose bills amount to over
$500. before leaving, but failed to do so
She is about 60 years of age, extremely
shrewd. and for several wears aspired to be-
come leader in temperance circles.
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FROM PORTLAND.
The Mackerel Receipts Increasing but
Not so Brisk n, Other Seasons.
pDRTIASD ,Julv %

PORTLAND, July 20.
Mackerel vessels are coming in little
faster now. Since July LIST. 1907 barrels
have been recorded at the Fishing Exchange
As brought to the port OF Portland. The larg-
est trip recently was that of the Margaret
Smith, which brought 500 barrels Friday
and Saturday eight vessels brought POO bar
reis. The call for fish is not unusually
brisk, said the secretary of the exchange.
by the lst of Jnly. last year, IL 900 barrels
had been packed, and this wear there were
but 2000."