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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-08
Grand Isle County.

Jerome p. Hall.
REPRESENTATIVES
Alburgh, II L Rey- Isle La Motto, Jared p
nOlds. Hal.
Grand Isle, 5 S Girls North Hero, G Hyde,
void, South Hero, " TrdcU
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-08
Caledonia County.

Nrnpt, WiIIN n Il NeWHrk, K j tTlUOrd
arden, Peacham, l. + Parker,
Burke, Alfred L kyegate, Thomas Mel
Finney, son,
DanviliG, George b st. Johnsbury. Z C
DtriS, -flechcr,
Groton, r b Hail, Siam I'D, T j Hood,
Hardwtck l. ID tiath- Sutton, l. w Watson,
away Walden, j Is Rogers,
kirby = n Graves, Wat.rford,L NJ Green,
Lyndon, l. w Hub Whcelock, II b WEIGH.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-08
Lam ollie County.
Orange County.

SENATOR'S.
Victor Spear of Braintree, John Bailey OF
Newbury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-08

Albany, q A Bill, Holland, z A Ferrin,
Barton, B NJ X Nelson, Irasburgh,C w heel
Bloomington, w AL er,
ger Jay, j Il BuZZell.
Charleston, j b Hol- Lowell, w L Curtis,
ton, Morgan, Car,
Coventry, G Rowell Newport, ID l. Hill
Craftsbury, ii n Ste dreth.
vens, Troy, w Currier,
Derby, Josiah Grout, Westteld, G X Hoyt
Glover, f o Randall. Westmore, w Wilson.
Greensboro, w Is Sim
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
ErRopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL March 10 PROVISIONS bacon Cumberland CUT
mi. Mtddles 25s. id; snort Clear Mddts
- Od. short RIBS. 9L shoulders 22s Od Der c"-
Beef-7us 6d EYtrI indian Ness Prime Mess IS 90
rork-pIline Ness jls gd per J1L Pile Mess rasteln
6d. L4II American. 5@s: Prlult " ess
era Lard on. 5os Oh itans-L"ne cut - Ui
Shoulders. 81 Butter SOS Oh pet cWL LOT nnesl
states. Cneese-A meucan Choice. 4gA od Wheat-hea
- 5d. odi kr Nlhlet - "a ~
Der ceutar sDnng. Is d New Western W inter 20
New Western. A.. So: CaltOinA NO l. 8 va. %
s ~ 70. . TO sd 6s I'd Ger Genital 'rodnoe
surts Turpentne. BIS Ud do at London 5us % Der
cwI fedned DeIrOleu. L gallon tlOvefoeed-
Cwt. IallOT-2Is To- DercWL l@iss
-,.,umou Pale. lis. od. DOS. ID Lnseed Ol rs
~ IaIOw-Fine ALnencln. -Js. ID; Prln' CtF,
per Refrigerated Beef. hind quart
gI. quarters. Aka. Der ooo
the ufce WeLe -4o'VVV
including l5S.uuO Ceutals American
The receipts Amec corn Tor the past tee u~fs Hoie
ll9.OuU teutals. 80, nm, L.. n,t Z, oo
Ioypoy March g-Produce- OH 40 hs 90 a ~
LInsees AJsbd per quarter. aus
CaE 81 a 81 6d. ton Refined PetrOltunJ So -
81 per gallon splrIJs Ot furDeutInr 3Us 9l per cWL
kOsln-COmmOn. ". od pcI cN~
TsIr' IA mis- PrOvisOns-Iard. SJs Od Der cWl .Or
American. sugar - cwI. FOR Cuba tentrlIuSN
noaryng $50 - I'D l3S OdOr CuOa Auscor@le tAf
rruung a11lt. Australian IdlON-Sc3L -@s. od H-Df
co.: Mutton. 2js I'll G26A 9'L Cocoa Nnt oH-Ce'oA
4 u Sc. Cochin. 80 - -,--, .. -a ,ro,.s
BKEMES March lJ-Petroieum. 6 marks 20 pfennigs
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
cnrroN MARKEr.-sY TELEERAPH


IvEErOOl March 10 1880 p. n-Catton-Business good
at unchanged rates AiGHEng pands 5di do; Mid4Ang
oSi ia e. American. Futures STEADY Upands Low Mid
ding clause. March AMI April delivery old do Aprd
aud Aay delivery OZ64d also u tad do NAY aud June
drivery 3D.. asO SO SAD, DO June and JulY delivery
t.64d also 2C4d; do. July ana August delivery T.
co 20 ltd. do August ana september dtlFerv l.
sd also G4d: September and october delivery, =
TENDERS Tor denveues today's cealtngs 200 bales
new dOrk,ts and -- baes od. 600
The sales Of the included $500 bales Amer
FTrlres dull; Cplands Low Mlddnng clause, March
dehvery. GOG4d sellers do Aalch ano ApIH util'tIy,
se.rs W ~, Nav and June delivery o3O4d buyers do
June auo July delivery, D1o sellers 10 July ana August
oeiveTy 5-64d sellers August and september deliy
ery Old buyers DO september and OctojeI urLIveIy
y m'|Futures closed quiet bu, firm; Uplands. Low
Marc and April delivery buyers; do April and
Nsv deiVerv 4 GJG4d buyers do May June delivery
sellers july and August GelveTY 4-'4d buyers do
nus os, ~ -, ceItv.rv 4 ,-e4d sellers
SAVANNAH March IJ-COtOn uFm Mlddling, lll6; Low
Mddling "a Good Ordinary p Iel receipts $40 bales
bales co>stwse. LOO bales sales. L50O bales stock
$et receipts s75s bales: gross TIA bales
Txpotrs 10 Great britain 29l2 bales 10 the Continent
O. Coastwise sos bales sales 100 bales
NEW-OKLEANs. March ls-COUon quiet Mddling. sai
Mlddlng 81: Good Ordinary net receipts Ibis
bales &lU bales exports 10 Great Britain 291o
bales eO>stwise i23 bales sales 1000 Daes STOCK SSSo
WeeKy-Net receipts 1905 bales gross. 20 800 bales;
bales 70 Continent S47l baeS Coastwtse 5.312 bales
WstTsas o1 the week 81 600 bales American 900
bales SPECTATORS took. 500 bales exporters took goo
ships side direct 10 sDinDers 5000
bales actual $500 bales total receipts IdOOO bales
$1,000 bales amount Of cotton aOat z6%OOO bales Amen
NEw-Y -YoKK, Is.-The following total
eeiptsof cotton al al the ports september 1881
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

good demand at full prtce. Light Pigs. 81 O0d sN 10
Mixed Pigs and Light Yo-gcIs 81 1854 - selected orE
er-. ~ 3dt 81 selected Medium ve-hfs. ~ S30A ~
Carse Mixed Heavy kinds steady and unchanged all oner
ings taken
Receipts 5000 neadi 1000 head arSet strong
Shipping g11f5 10 StOckeTq and Feeaers = oo
al 80 Cows Balls and Mixed III OO1st 90 Bur. s. 10
as 90
Rough and MIIed. s9 ,5asl 70 facKlpg anc 3hioDinx
81 :UdS4 30 fAQhf 81 1JDs4 - SkiDs ~ 3DhSS 10
Receipts 5000 shipments 500 heait gsrset
lower Nauvuf OD6fj 7J Western "a O0gss 80; Lamos
81 0O9s5 % Texans. - 2h GSI 20.
81. LouIs March ~ g-tafhe-heccIDts 25oi -hlomens
auet FAR Choice Naive shipping steers
- ass 30 Native Butcher steers 81 5Ods4 40 COWS
and Iefers 81 5Ogs3 So stOckers Fedora 50 OOe
81 10.
Ho0s-Recepts- $500 smOments. LEO Liv1t sS sue
81 10 ~; Packing ~ 751s4 05 Heavv. ~ l50s4 80
SheeD-RecalDtsl 9JO; sdIDment. nOne mar&et active
so ass SO.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
GRAIy AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw-Yoak DEALrys1

The wheat market yesterday responded NOS
TO any developments In tho situation bat rather 70
the causes which The TRIBUNE pointed out being st
WORK days ago. These the old bear arguments
OF poor exports ana big visible supply supple nened
by the gloomy visage Dy the bear operators In
WaLst The only influence the estimate that
there might possibly be Increase In the wheat supply
by next weeks statement. Casa wbeat continued SC
dull that the prices nominal. No export pur'
ohases were reported The options enjoyed brief rally
IN the morning. but the IN rtet soon br2aD TO dnfs
aud activity causrd Dy the froOphg OF hold
ings by disguised "IOngs was the result Inc
market ended heavy at tDe inside quo
tations and 1alas conis lower as follows;
March, 93l. April. 03ss; Nay. 94i2; June 0Js;
July and August % september 90 cents and De.
cember 81 OOls The export purchases 9f corn amounted
to 72,O bushels Cash lots were shade easier, and
while the speculation weak March deliveries closed
unchanged at 468 and April 4 Ower al 402; May de-
OF interest the oats market but tho
options tell 36as for March and April,
36L2 for and June. The sau IN Thursdays lard
speculation lost and prices closed points lover
follows April 50 26 May So %. June 50 81, July
50 81. August 50 43, sepiemDer s6 30.
The recelptsot graIu AZ New York. Philadelphia. Bar
more and Boston yest rday were ss follows:
Wheat. 57.3lS bushels: corn 3i739s busheis; oats.
l72493 bushels; total gram. 577 2U9 bnshes nour.
32.79l barfeis At Chicago. Milwaukee and SO. Louis
tje arrivals wero Wheat. 56Ol7 Oushes corn. 23l3tS
bushels; oats. s929s bushels total grain, 396,6G3
bushels; flour. %, ,15s barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 10 Especial. There was
panic this afternoon in wheat May after the close
sold to s cents. full cent under the close at
2:3O O'Clock and three under the figures tho
opening this morning lts generally expected that
great deal OF long wheat will have TO be sacri
feed It Is believed tnat Psbury, who came yesterday
from New-YOrk. and Armour. have turned in 10 fad
bottom 10 get the cash wheat 20 moving. There
q story that Armour. Wo.rishonrr. PsUury ard tho
allies OF tho latter ~ Minneapolis are all wOrSng ia
harmony to advance the Price or wheat Armour 10
long great de al OF wheat ut Chicago probably Xix m
lions oi bushels WOershOher owns. t - estuatei. fur
miliOH bushels AZ New YORK. aud PsbuFy aud Barnes
aud Holmes, In Hour grain long millions of
bushels At Minneapolis About prices brea Ak
INK badly ut NevYork aud there was STAN ped" Df
hOl TIE price OF May got under 50 ceHts
finally. ami at close 81 g cents, nearly cents
under the 4" put" price The selling was general ali
heavy that the sellers OF puts" evidently made
earnest effort to prevent action but on the other bagd
turned in and sold To protect them elves.
Robert Warren sold at least .9O0oOOO barrels OF pork
which lie bought the before Yesterday when the
krt He began to sell 1t 30 90 and II be-
sold through brokers' and Nagrens name was giyen up
IL made the feeling weak. indeed. The largest selling OF
wheat to-day for w. /. Baker Co, and II set
down long wheat sacrificed by tired out bull
who up hOe 1T tlls late day. CUdahy and Jones
were both large sellers Of pork In the afternoon aud
before the opening Of the snort board, May wheat
dropped Of cent, sold Ssh cents for May. Tho
weakness continued on the short board and Increased
until 1t was much ike a paric amQag h0ters MAY
dropped TO e2GsZ scents, mtkOg the buyers OF "cas'
last night $3.50 IN for - Invested. The close at
23O Nav wheat. spa cents; May corn, 3S9 cens
s. 972 The price at O'Clock sIk cents for Nay
wheat.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECElPfS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth R-'r. Yssseis a.ii e tiiro iS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COCOA-Du and Unclaimed
COFFt spot quiet but firm at $50. for FAIR. Sales
5000 BAGS Fervd. aud 1900 reported private terms
quiet but steady the business was largely
among ualers 1he tig de Janetro marKet was hrm
with Teceipts there OF only 1000 bags Hsvre " 4
quiet and unchanged. sales l550O bags March. l0d
10; Anrl. 7UueiO5. MAY. 696d7OOi June, 500
7nO; July G9Jd7UO; August. 69js7O0I September.
g. . 70o; october 6.aia7U"i November 7u037 o5 :
december 70ud7Oic. MID GRADES trn; sales 436 bags
Mrscabo 250 Guatemala N! 2t6 Mexican sold on private
terms
COTrON-spot Cotton I.I6c. higher. Sales. 2j2 bales.
all for no consumption Receipts at the Dort. 80
bales against 1882 ibis day last week and f6fT last
year for tue Week ~ bale asgtnst IFS THIS dav last
81 p4 last year since september J, 4. "a 033
baie agIinst a. II he period last
me quotations according American class,ncaon
Al al "A
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
p1ANs 10 srppLlNT GEvERAL NEGLEE

PrrsBURG, March 70 (SpecjGA.-Ihe Post
DEM and The Tiqts GIcnl this morning ANNOUNCED
that John Dalze to oppose General N7gi@y the pres
ent incumbent for the Republican nomination for Con-
ress from this district Mr Dalzeu Of the law firm
of Hampton & DtzeIl. The Tunes says: The grounds
Oh which Mr. Dslzeu was asked TO become candidate
were tina General Neey as really become resident
OF New York" General Neg!ey ut Washington to-day
said: NV absence in New York dIc to l"uda0le
necessity 10 conclude certain business negotiations VITA
a nope Of saving my property iro sacrhcs am Sow
10 necve at my age. and after NY long service 10 my
c,uufrv and nv party that act OF injustice,
oven II contemplated, would be cOun;enanced by my
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
LNspEc1LNG noRhIs rLAINS ANrLrM

MoRRIsTowN, y. j., March 10 (SpCj0O.-
Tie members OF the senate aud Assembly arrvc at the
State Asylum Tor the Insane at Morris Plains by "a
specia. train to-day to make the annual inspection.
George A. Ha~ey, president Judge y. G. Clark, secTe
tary, and Managers Or ; Green, JOSIAH Hoe"er' Dr'
,John " Jackson the medical director, Dr Edwin J..
smith; the assistant physician Dr. Edward C. Booth
ana the warden. Martin =. Monroe, lcd the vsiiory
through building aud explained the mana tEen"t OF
rhe institution Iher- ar patients iu the asy 'uu,
which was ri-inay intended 10 accommodate Ou-y 30
Tho members Of tae Legs stature expressed thciGseY
Institution.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
rnLLcE AprnLyrEn IN PHLLlnELPHLl.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10 ,>pcci7t.-A num-
her of nportant changes made in the Police De
partment to-day by Mayor smith Lieutenant Jordan and
Fire Marshal Wood who have been on the force many
years were removed, and their places weIe filed with
men, rs the Mayor stated, who more I'm harmony
with the adniulstr ton. JoAu W. Emory whom the
Mayor discharged IN December. without assigning any
cause. was appointed fire marshal.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
NLNRRrysWLcK s1ocEAOLDAEs ANLI0r&

NEW w-BRUNswICK, n j., March 10 (Spectdb. .
Counsel willard p voorhees, said this morning that he
could readily sell about $4,000 worth Of the assets OF the
Dime Savings Bank and the proceeds might be pdld 10
the depostor IN few days, IL the manner OF donS so
Was settled great number Of the depOslors are op-
no.ed 10 rbe arp1iutineut Of referee involving the
vp,snt NJ AZ least - 900 fOr services from the
money OF the d-p1sitors. IN desire 10 petition ne
Chancellor 10 order he tn close mp the btnk
affairs ana nav the epO ,tOrS, stplau[ mat the man
agrr- shall receive pay for uls service. Constable
SJper VINO was On watch IN tho house asJ nlG1 says
tuat Nj Ogby qaiet aud hi fren say tAa' ne Is
growing weaker, mentally and Physically.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
LIE pErRnLErM NARKEE

Dulness again ruled in the certificate specu-
aton and the belrsh news from the OIL country was
potent In Causing weak opening 40 decline OF 2 cent
At 761s followed by recession 10 764 cents The room
shorts however were sufficiently desirous OF closing
rrir trtc- to create demand thar rallied prices
cent from the lowest figure. There was no slguhcauce
tn enc del!ugs but market closed weak any tone
whatever can lie given to H. 49, -,
Inc range ana the total dealings a the Con-
-oldatcd Exchange were as iou0WS;
onAung 7G74 Lowest ..-.--.----.....1 20 4
llIgIc,l ............71Ii Final. ~
Sales, barrels - '''''N
Refined OIL was without change.
OIL Cirr Peuu.. VI lrcn l9.-Crute OI-NIt Itona iran
ii, Certificates opened at = aud closed II II;
n,,e- pr.,e -7.: lowest price 76I4. sales ll22OO0
b,rr.s: cloarance, 3O2s, 900 barrels runs, GG351
barr. 5; shipments sOU30 barrels; charters, eJO5o
barre
Ru,proRp Penn March I9-Crude Ol-National Tran
at Certificates openeI at 767s and closed a. 77'
highest prc- 77as; lowest price, 764; elearanees'
l,GGI,J00 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

I0ynON March l0-l2.3O y M 0rsOls. 100 gl6 Tor
money aud loo ilG for the United states Four
Per Cent Bonds 1871 Four and one Halt cent
Honds ia; Atlantic Western First Mortgage
Trustees Cerncates Az Canadian Pacific. 81 Erie
q do Second COnsOs 81 Illinois Central - Mexican
ord nary zd- ST. Paul Common J3 s Pennsylvania 50 -
Reading. ia. r..-. . M ,
quOe Three Ter Cent hentes AZ 81 francs
= 1, the account
aualan Haciuc, 81 Erle second tousOih, tf'r
Me xicsn Ordinary 27ss 81 Paul Common s3ss; Reading
Il - PeunsylVaniA %.
Canada northwest I.and COMPANY, 80
Hudson Bay Company 2J's
Spanish IOurs bS4
Pans sdyices qdote exchange Lonion at 2j francs
10 Confines for checks.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

RrtF.to March Chill Receipts last - hours o2u
b.d ta for wess tu2O mead tor same tn- las
aas ~ head. coD-ignel through 81 ears, all OF Nhlch
- Sew Vork cars on sale market dull and nominal ue'
cinrd Ir0l5c MA ...,. total Tor ueex
thns lar 10000 Tor same time last "eeA ao"vo Ho
.J lhroue cars OF which cars 10 Ne"l ORA %
go ~ sheen duli declined - use: common 70 nv
81 -. Good W CnOice - OOdsJ b0j Exta 20 20
ammo Common TO fair 70 oUYJ -
toa 10 nocr 80 90 Extra 80 10 ~ cars ett osss
Rse.pts hours, 4S7O heal tota' ior -ens
IN. ,.f - mead time last week d91o hes1
eoasned though ~ cars OF wReh ~ ~ ~ S-s
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
1 GIT ErON NEm.rORK N4N

CHICAGO, March 19.--It is announced that
q New-York man, who does not wish uis name made
pubic at present. Informed the officers Of the North
western University at Evanston, they In5y draw
upon him for $4,000 with which TO erect new college
building be known science Han, 10 De devoted 10
the purposes OF scientific instruction.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

MILWAUKEE, March lg.-Fiour 1alet. Wheat weak
Cash ~ c NAV s. June rjlac corn steady Nn :.
s6i,c osD dun Nc. = 2-igc kys easier "a l. % 20.
PORK Casb. 0r March ss6u lard-Primn sieln
Cash or March e. 80 Nav. 60 20 hutter quiet
Cb0ca Cregme-y sag2c Chesse-H~Ss Crea n 10 - ~
Egss-Fresn. dl2c Recsiots-tIour 4doj ooiS ~nels
81. sFIeY. 1900 Du-n siprhsi-ri0af lSOOJ
bblSi Wheat l4.uOU JGsha B.rleg. l4.OOJ OusA
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

Pork. $40 2j Bnkmo1,s-Lons tlear. a. as; snoC Iah
IS 20. Ciaar 81 81 lt s. ~ Dso BY
Recoipt--tlo1L A. 90 oht~i Wheat 5iptp Hnss- 'ocn
5.VD bats H0tO hys l.pJ0 bushs safsv.
1850 Dasa shiDfosats-FioUr 300 nys Wheat y.0e
BUSH Ccra $4,000 5000 JdIL. Rya 3s0V
ouxh; 3lD0
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
JrDGES SICK ~ PHILADELPHIA.

JTDGLS NICh " IHIL4 4DLLTHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10 tSpecial Two
Judges of the City Courts ILL., Jldge Ludlow is suf
fcrnc from overwork and Judge Pierce from ahec-
non OF ,ne heart.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

GALVESTON March l8-CottOn firm Mdding l5-l6 ;
Low Mlddling. 7le Good Ordinary. net and
sepb szl bses SAFES ~ ~ Paes stock 1913 oAles
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
CooN or linarv ...... q -
hfIlrf Hlnd lr linlrY. y

Foo0 Dr linarV y I-IU Low WlIdNn t y -
stlict GOOD y lmIry - Niidlmg ........... lll6
Futures more active decue Of OS points cue
to hr fac { Liverpool contrary the expectations
the bulls oprae. point higher and los even his
later the crps the ports shOTed rather
1ed Lehman AMI V. \ A. Meyer were ouYete
sle.enbnrg sOld SALss l32.JnD Da-es.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCK&
SAN FRANCISCO. March 10. 1856.
YESTERDAY To-day

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. March 10. 1896.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

WANTED To purchase files of New York
"a. Tribune dalvl the 1851 1862. 1853 1874,
1865: state particulars and lowest cash price, also tiles Of
haiPei " e'N-'' L. o. wINASs Newark " J.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20
bales Exports 10 the Continent 40 bales coastwi's Gas
bales; sales, 6,7l6 bales
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE MARCH 10.
rgx GENERA. LIST

ACTUAL SALEa
New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

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New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

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New-York tribune., 1886-03-20

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05
GENTS, GOLD WATCHES.

PLEDGE NO. II, P. 15-HUNTING CASE GOLD
watch, stem winder and setter, full jewaled
Elgin movement, cut expansion balance and
patent pinion richly engraved cases; only us a
few months, but shows no sign of wear; FIRST cost
$50. price SlS
PLEDGE NO. 16 P. 15-HuNTING CASE AK
gold watch, stem W nder and setter &. NJ.
Wheeler Eisin movement, tun jaweled. cut ex-
pansion oa ance, patent pnion and patent regu-
lator; Louis xiv. elegantly engraved cas=s; good
weight and 6rst-class hmepiece; very little
Used; first cost 500. price SIS.
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watch, stem winder and setter, u plate fun
Jeweled Elgin movement. expans on balance,
patent safety pinion and adjusted TO heat. cold or
position. very heavy cases, neatly engine turned;
used ABOUT SIX m Jnths and q irst-rate Eimspiece;
first cost 500, price s65.
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gold watch. stem vinder and setter. full
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ano patent Mon, very richly engraved cases;
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05

DLEDGE NO. IL p. 12-HUNTING CASE AK.
/ gold watch. stem winder and setter. u plate
Elgin movement, full eweled movement, cut ex-
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nrice
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05

pLEDGE NO. lSI4-GENT'S HUNTING. EX-
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05

4)LEDGE NO. I72S-LADY'S HUNTING CASE
: lax. gold watch, -stem-winder and setter, q
olate full-jeweled Fig n movement, cut expansion
alance and patent safety pinion: LOUIS XIV.
hand somely engraved cases: only used two
lonths and does not show any sign of wear:
first cost $65. price $40.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05

DLEDGE NO. Ia p. 14-HUNTING GOLD
/ watch stem win6er and setter, p S. Bartlett
waltham movement. full jeweled, cut expansion
balance and patent pinion: Louis XIV. pla box
cases; in good condition and reliable timepiece;
first cost SO. price $39.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05

DLEDGE NO. IA p. l0-HUNTING CASE
L watch, stem winder and setter. fine Waltham
movement. FULL jeweled cut expansion balance
patent safety pinion and patent regulator. full
CINE turned cases; has been used about one year
day il was bought; cannot be beat for time; first
cost $50, price $40.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05

})LEDGE NO. 172l-LADY,S HUNTING CASE
| lax. gold watch, stem-winder and setter. full
ieweled Spr ngield, ILL.,. movement, cut expansion
balance and patent safety pnon; beautifully en-
sraved cases; large space Tor monogram; war
ranted for time; first cost S58 price $35.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05

iOLEDGE NO. I7I5--LADY's GHUNTING CASE
14-k. gold watch, stem winder and setter, full
ieweled, Springfield. ILL.,. movement, cut expan-
sion balance and patent pnion, full engraved
she'll cases: something very rich. only used few
months and reliable timepiece; first cost SOS,
or ce S4O
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05

IOLEDGE NO. l733-LADY'S HUNTING CASE
I AK. gold watch, stem-winder and set:s-
Ealtham ful-jeweled movement expansion bal
ance and patent PIN on; neatly engraved cases.
nsed about four months, but looks Is good new,
and a frst-class timep.ece; first cost $50. price
s37 IN
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05

OLEDGE NO. l7GS--LADY's HUNTING CASE
AK gold watch. stem winder and setter,
very fine n plate nickle. full jeweled Elgin move
ment cut expansion balance and patent safety
'.niou; one of the best made; beautiful raised
gold cases in vari agated colors; nearly new; first
.ost $50 price $50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05

tOLEDGE NO. Is, P. 4-GENT'S HUNTING.
Ladd filed case watch. stem winder and set
Ger, Eigin full jeweled movement, expansion bal
ance and patent safety pinion, neatly engraved
cases; has been used about three years; first cost
ESQ. price S25.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-05

DLEDGE NO. l, P. 16-HUNTING CASE COLI
L watch, stem-winder and setter. full jeweleC
e lgin movement, cut expansion balance an
patent piuion. elegantly chased gold crses; onl
used few months; could not be told from new
first cost SIS price sl5.