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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
Hunger Raises Quarantiues.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept H.-The small
towns Of Mississippi having so far relaxed
their quarantine restrictions as TO allow rail-
roads to run their trains under prescribed
conditions Baton Rouge, Vicksburg and
Shreveport have followed the lead 30 far as
10 LET in freight
The people Of Meridian, finding the supply
OF provisions about exhausted, have mag
unanimously consented TO allow the Mobile \
Ohio railroad to run freight trains through
the town, iu order that they may get some
thing 10 eat from the outside world, against
which they had quarantined. Hunger APP
pears TO have brought the quarantine off,
cials Of several other towns in Mississippi 10
their senses
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
water Valley a Deserted Town.

tpcciaI DispaIch % The AppcaI.
WATER VALLEY, Miss. Sept H.-our
town wears a deserted appearance, nearly
everybody leaving for the country. The rail-
road officials have moved their families 10
Trains are now running with regular schcd-
ule, but have 20 stop at Ways Bluh, six
miles north Of Canton, where short line
crews take them In charge. our mail facili-
ties with Memphis are abominable; no pa
pers or letters since Monday. Mail matter
from elsewhere comes In all right ST.
Louis and New Orleans papers are our only
means Of information. Cannot this be RENE
died some way.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
He Takes a Reef In Chandler's Sail
on the Louisiana Election.
He Talks Just as He Would to a
Man In Texas.
Mr.. Chandlor's Senseless Twaddle
on Alleged Southern Outrages.
spooner. the Sooner. Attempts to Make
Scoop, But He is Found To Bo
Too Small to Garry Big
Load-The Rivers,

WASHINGTON, Sept 27.-[IIousc.l - The
House adopted the srndry civil appropria-
ton bill.
In the consideration morning hour, Mr.
Blount of Georgia, called up the bill pro-
viding for general superintendent OF the
railway mail service al a salary Of $1,000, an
assistant superintendent, at salary of 5000
a chief clerk 10 be employed in Washington
at a salary Of 81 900, and Us many chief clerks
elsewhere as may be necessary at a salary OF
81, 500 each.
Pending action the hour expired aud the
House adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28

tors (Mr. Cokes) attempt to bring me, per-
sonally, into disrcputo rs Of character
which, outside Of the Senate, would denom-
inatc differently from what do here, want
TO say to him that he is part as have been
informed, (attcr pausel-l will not say It,
Mr.. Coke (dehantlyl-Say IT,
Mr.. Spooner-l have discussed this case on
Its merits. will not 90 into personalities
In this Senate chamber
Al this point Mr. Butler intcrposcd with
motion 70 adjourn, and the Senate adjourned
till Monday
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28

CmcAao, sept H--Cards were issued yes
terday for the wedding of Miss Kate
Gresham. daughter Of Judge Walter C.
Gresham. and W. II Andrews, OF this city.
The Wedding will take place next Tuesday
evening at ~ o'clock, tho ceremony being
pcriormed 10 the Fourth Presbyterian
SLuIgA.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28

wAmnSGToS, Sept T.-Gcn. Joseph
Wheeler today received dispatches from @.
@. Austin, the mayor Of Decatur, stating the
people Of both towns are In distressed con.
dition, and greatly In need of food and money
contributions. Upon receipt 81 the above
dispatch Gen. Wheeler today had OOO0
ratlons forwarded 10 Decatur.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
A CASE AT HUNTSVILLE.
A Decatur Refugee Has yellow Fever
There-No Excitement

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
HuSTsyILLE, Ala, Sept 27.-Dr. 8. II.
Lowry and Mayor Mastin sent out today the
following statement: wv. A. Somers a
refugee from Decatur, who has been here
eight days, was taken sick last night and
within three hours from time Of taking sick
was removed two miles west Of town. Mr.
Somers has yellow fever. No excitement
here, and no apprehension ss felt as the dis
ease has never been epidemic In our city.
All necessary precautions have been TAKEN
and Mr.. Somers will be well cared for"
Your correspondent has Just seen DIR. A.
II. Shelley Somers' attending physician, and
he says Somors is quite sick
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
Refugees VIII He Allowed 90 Go 20 IN,
Mountain Regions.

nashville, Tenn, Sept H.-The State
board of health today issued the following
ORDER "The order OF the State board Of
health of the 9th instant is hereby modified
so that hereafter refugees from infected
points will be allowed from noon September
q to enter Tennessee, II they will 70 direct
to the elevated plateaus or mountainous re-
gions Of the State.
~. ID. PLUNKErr, President"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
ThnnrenhIe Anorx.

Special Dispatch 10 The APPEAL.
ANoHY, Miss. Sept H.-Another turn In
the wheel, and our quarantine Is OF again.
A. a meeting Of the board Of mayor and
aldermen this afternoon our non-iniorcouno
quarantine aganst the world was revoked,
and Amory Is free 10 all, provided they
have not been where there is yellow fever.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28

diately suppressed by the whites, as they
have prepared for such an emergency.
IL is rumored here that ii. 5. Scott De-
catur refugee, fell dead In Somerville yes
terday from heart disease. The report how
ever, Is not authentic.
The census OF the city was taken yestcr-
day, showing the remaining population to
be 92S. Three-fourths of this number are
colnrod
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
Yn,nhn,I,a Tnlr rn,lnoned.


treclaI Hlspai0h 70 IhH NVfFhL
wArER VALLEY. Miss, Sept a. - The
third annual fair Of the Ynlobusha County
Fair association has been postponed till No
ycmbcr iS, u, Is and "a, at which time eI.
trnordnary inducements IN premiums and
the speed ring will be offered. The fair wis
10 have commenced October 2. but had to be
postponed on account of the prevailing oK.
citcmUuI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28

Alta conference Of miners held al Man.
chester. at which 10000 minors we're ropre.
sontsd. II was decided ~ strike on October
oD unless the demand for an advance ~ 10
per cent in wages was acccdcd to. II was
also decided not 10 accept the advance unless
n was made general.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28

Tho Empress of Austria explains tina, al.
Though she admircs Hoines poetry she
viihdmws her donation b. the Hcine monu.
msut fund, at the request Of the Emperor,
In consequence Of lIcinos Insults 70 the
uohenlVllerns.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
THE STATE QUARANTINE.

diana health resort near here, has been
offered TO refugees at q nominal expense.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
RIcE A. PIERCE

District Democrats.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
uNion CRY Tom, Sept TO the
thirty nth ballot the Hon. Frank T.. Bond
took the floor aud IN fcrycnt speech with.
drew in favor IT the Hon Rice A. Pierce,
who. upon call ~ the roll received the en-.
tirc vote IT the district, IA votes. The Hon.
4. T.. Bond was elected Cloctor Of the Ninth
district
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28

RELAXATION.
The Effect of the Cool Weather.
Yesterdays Crisp Weather a God
send to Anxious People.
Quarantines Everywhere Either
Raised or Greatly Modified.
A Feeling Of Renewed Hope Well
Founded Prevails About Us.
Although We May Hear Of New
Gases There is No Danger.
Only One Suspicious Case at Jack
son. and One Death.
Although the Coffeeville Case Dies,
1t is Still In Doubt.
A Well-Defined Case Of a Decatur
Refugee at Huntsville.
A Genuine Case of Decatur Man
at Hanoeville, Ala.
Avery Suspicious Case Is Reported
at Madison Station. Ala.
The Gases at Hartsell, Ala. and
Flint, Ala, are Not Fever.
One Hundred and Thirty-One Now
Cases at Jacksonville, Ninety-one
OF Which are Colored, and
Eight Deaths Occur
There-The Situa-
ton is Still En-
couraging.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-28
A Genuine Case Of a Decatur Man
at Hanoeville, Ala.

Avery Suspicious Case Is Reported
at Madison Station. Ala.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-13
COLT STAKE ENTRIES.
Joint Exhibition of state Agri cultural So
ciety and Champlain Valley Associa.
ton, September II to IL

The following entries for the colt stakes
made to Secretary Brownell:
HOTEL BURLINGTON STAKE, FOR FoALs
OF 1856
Belle OF Fordway, roam filly, sired nv
AlcyOne, dam Jennie H. ent cred by f. ID
Kinds Of Pittstord.
Bessie NJ, bay fillv, sired by Daniel
lambert dam Lady Herbert, entered by
w. W. Moore of Shoreham.
Belle OF ii, bay FLY, sired by LANDER
tus, dam kittie, entered by Eli Porter of
TiconderoHa, n. Y.
Doctor, stallion, sired by Mambrino
Archy, dam Lambert mare entered by
Taylor & Ryder of Middlebury.
Dunbar Wlnooski.
Harry Cleveland, chestnut stallion, sired
ny Wedgewood, dam kittie Lambert, en-
tered by r. +. Weller OF Burlington
Kathleen, tilly, sired by Mambrlno Archy
dam DE Long mare, entered by Taylor &
Ryder of Mddlebury
Peerless Ben, chestnut colt, sired by
Ben Franklin, entered by II. Z. Cuts Of
Orwell
Wonderful Cure, chestnut stallion. sired
by Aristos, dam Lady Jane, entered by
Fleming & Peck of Ticonderoga, n. Y.
HOWARD PARK STAKE. For FoALs OF
1885.
Bracket, chestnut gelding, sired by
Deucallon, dam Minnie, entered by b.
W Burleigh of Ticonderoga, n. Y.
DeuXmiliion, chestnut stallion, sired by
Dencallon, dam Blanche b , entered by
Joseph Bacon of Burlington.
GlIlig, brown stallion, sired by Aristos,
dam Alice, w, W. Moore OF Shoreham.
h l. j. brown FLY, sired by Almont
STAR dam Rogers mare, entered by d. C..
vaughn OF Burlington.
:, Irlpiolemas, chestnut stallion, sired by
pen Franklin, entered by Il. T. Cults of
Orwell.
-, Rare Ben. bay colt, sired by Ben
FRANK IN, dam Ethan mare, entered by
John Ctton OF Worthwhile.
snow FLAKE chestnut lilly, sired by
Kinds Of Pltlstord.
Wlliiston, bay stallion, sired by Daucal-
IN, Dam of Molly Clark, entered by A. 5.
Webb of Burlington.
Index, brown stallion, sired by Arts
I0s, dam Lady Herbert, entered by Lloyd
Porter Oh llconderoga, n. Y.
VAN Ness HOUSE STAKES For FoALs OF
1884.
Arabella, bay filly, sired by Lambertus,
dam Alice, entered by W. w. Moore OF
Shoyeham.
Alexander, chestnut colt, sired by Alcan-
tara, dam Cleopatra, entered by E. f.
Brownell of Burlington.
George b., chestnut stallion, sired by
Timber Boy, dam Maud b, entered by
John Bushey of Monkton.
Hattie H., bay tilly. sired by Waldo,
dam Jennie II entered by h. ID. Kinds of
PittsfOrd
katonah, chestnut mare, sired by Egg
bert, dam by VIM. WEIGH, entered by
Hall n Skinner of Orwell.
SAerrle b., bay stallion, sired by GOV.
Cornwall, dam Minnie, entered by b. W.
Bnrleigh of Ticnnderoga. \. Y.
Tot sired by Young Columbus, ir. dam
Maggie, entered by Walter Smith of North
Orwell.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-13
NJ ARKET REPORTS,
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK. July II.

NEW YORK, July III.
FLOUR Receipts OF iG,3l9 pkgs. ES porta Of
! 69jI barrels; ll,32l sacks, market is quoted
Unchanged Sales of 2G,S00 barrels Com
mon TO choice white W. eRi western extra m
4 1904 20 fancy do at 75a5 90 commcu to
GOOD extra western and state, t5Ig3 20: yUud
to hoe, do at 5000 90; common to good
extra ONO at 20 Is 90 common t. choice
eStre st. Louie al , 70d5OU pater. VI. e
nCsota extra good 80 primo al 4 1904 81:
choice to fancy do at4 D $500; others I'm.
CHANGED, including 1900 ".r q Of low extra
extra ut 35Qb4 60 12,2G0 .ntcrcis OF Minnesota
extra at i1Q5 90; $500 hRrrclp winter
wheat e1trg, 1910 90 1870 bbls Of SUR.
hnc ut 4O129O 1850 Uar'c,e Of Hnc At : o,
CbZ o. southern Hour is quiet and firmly
held. Good to choice at 0O6Dj 10 RE tIor-
Is st ady and quiet.
ports, 1868 bbls sules, 2aOU bbs, spot nigh.
er, 140Ac lower with incrca. ed business. No.
nara eo"SUSS34 No northern S1itUSS; No. 3
red ~ Delivered No. red az Ssl.o Ssll clcva-
Tor; $3.50 9014 ailoat sJlAGSgla lob. RYE-
nominal. BARLEY-dull. cons Receipts of
100 bushels; exports OF Gg!S bukhels; sales
OF l32,OUD bushels. spot declined lEW54. No .
at 564i~h6 fob; $50" 1914 delivered. nt~~
-Rtccipts OF 1000 nu~htls: exports of 200
bushels sales of 9S,0OO bushels H0t6u bet
Yer ON white. No. 3 at 50 do white iJ6W42; No.
: a. 50; do white at 43 No 1 white
at a., - miXed western ,5 IT ga IS; white do at
,"hOCEhl tN-tOfFkE quoted fair 1ii3 for
=, ou q A. A.eu.,strong, but quiet; rcHncd htm;
EA'!a ~, y Al % %3lte e1lt3 ~ yellow 5@s
81 at :; cuuteC IOnprs' a az ,i.M1&H ut
1N aud crG,ttd AZ SGIi; uo"uecuu ~ =.
Sauu ptoo nj III; CUBES at 1@, muH,sr.
grades, 81 test, at 3ii fair refining at "a: re-
fined firm. IOLA .-Es dun 80 tc5r f. New
orleans at 1902. RICE quiet. HAlLET--
steady.
pETRoLfuM-nrm. United at s!l..
PROVISIONS TALLOw 81 Is steady at ~
toHK quiet and more active. Mess tor OK
port 7. o. quoted at SHOJ ~
10 for Old, new l52jGtl5 80. BEES
quoted cuh. LARD-quutcd heavy and
points lower; Western steam at i0US i?l5
at go NEAL-littlc doing: Western ram
ON spot a 10 clOsIiig at : - city steam at
: TO; refined quoted AT $ B continent al 55
;. a. BUTTER is quiet. state at li5L
p; western Mt l3 G2O State creamery at 80
20; Egn do 2i6g25. CHEESE firm. State new
at otG9Ie; old at So western ll48I2
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-13
Patrick FurlOng's estate.

We, the subscribers, having been appointed by
the Honorable the Probable Court tor the dis
trlct OF Chittenden, commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate OF PHtrIck
FurIong late of hiueeburgh, IN said DIS
trlct, deceased, and also all claims and dema ads
exhibited IN offset thereto; an1 six months from
the day of the date hereof, being allowed 10y
said court for that purpose, we do tn ret ore
hereby give notice that We will attend to the
business OF our appointment AT the Gwcl ng
house of Charlie. Ii. We, q IN lliuc, hIri IA sa
district, on the fourth , Iui days OF July nud
Decent Der next, at 10 O'Clock II. IN, On each
of SAID days.
Dated this S0th day of Jlre, 1898.
JOHN QUlNLAN i,,,,,,,.i ,,,,,,.s
CHARL. ii. WEED O0''i''''''' '''''''
3Waw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-13
entered by Joseph Battell,

Middlebury.
No s. ASSOCIATION STAKES For
foals of 1856 confined to- stations; entrance
$50 in instalmeuts OF So S. ana SIP, with
500 added mile heats, best 2 Ia B
Boot tck, br. c., by Young Columbus
ir, dam by Green Mountain Banner, son
of Black Banner by Black Hawk second
dam by Dnrkev. bred by H, b Rand
owned and entered by John W. Willard
PittsfOrd.
D ctor, b. c., by Mambrino Archy, son
of Mambrno Boy by Mambrino patchen
dam by Daniel Lambert; bred by H. +
I Taylor, Cornwall owned by Taylor ~ Ri.
der; entered by d. Rider, Middebury.
HMdwick, br. c., by Movements dam
Nellie by Telegraph second dam by. Gen,
Knox; Dreu, owned and entered by w. :.
Bailey, East Hardwick.
Harry Cleveland, CHI. c.. by Wedgewood,
son of Belmont by AleXauders Abdallah
dam, Kitty Lambert by Daniel Lambert
second dam, Belle of Chicago by Flying
Cloud, son of Black Hawk bred and own
ed by &. r, Foster, Burlington; entered
by X. +. Weller, Burlington.
Peerless Ben, Ch c., by Ben Franklin
dam, Dolly Spooner, by Holabird's Ethan
Allen bred and owned by y. X Cross x
Sons, Sandy Hill, n. y. entered by II. T,
Cults, Orwell
fuals of 1883, confined to stations en-
trance $40, in installmeuts of $40, $40 ana
$50, with SlCO added.
Claremont, bl. c., 10y Lamhertus; dam
Kate Allen, by DeLOng's Ethan Allen;
bred, owned and entered by w. II. De
Long Cornwall
DeuXmiliuu, ch. C. by Deucalion: dam
Blanche h by Holabird's Ethan Allen
second dam, Breeze by Brignoli bred,
Owned and entered by Joseph Bacon, Bur
lngtOu.
Rare Ben, b. s., by Ben Franklin; dam,
Dolly Spooner hy HoHbird's Ethan Allen;
bred by H. T. Cuts, orwell; entered by
George W. Hendee, MOrri-vilIe.
Triptolemus ch. C, 10y Ben Franklin
entered by IL T. Cults, Orwell.
Wiliiatou, b. c., by Deucalon; dam by
Brow nelrs Ethan Allen entered by a. :.
Webb, Burlington.
NO. 10. ADDED STAKES For mares
of any age that have never beaten 3j
$40 entrance, in installments OF $40, $40,
and $50 with 500 added.
Blanche b., b. m, by Holabird's Ethan
Allen; dam, Breeze by Brignoli; second
dam, Little Belts, thoroughbred bred by
&. A. Holabird, Shelburn owned and en-
tered by Joseph Bacon, Burlington.
Fanny H., b. m, by Star Ethan, son of
Daniel lambert dam untraced bred by
Hausingcr Albany Vt. owned ane enter
ed by John w. Hayes, Burlington.
Lucy F., br M, by Henry S, son of
Auctioneer; dam, Polly, by Reindeer
bred by G. G. Rublee owned and entered
by G.. II Page, Morrlsvile
GYpsey, b. m, by Timber Boy: owned
by f.. Hallock, Monkton entered by +.
II. Winch, Mlddicbury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-13

bermuda onions are cents Il pound;
spanish onions are 5 cents hound
Radisbes, cents n 'bundh. string beaus are
10 cents quart Butter honns. IL cents
a quart; new beets, q cents
Il bunch new onions. cents a
hy Summer squash. 10 c+uta a
pound Hickory uus hrc cents a quart 90
cents a peck; che+tuucs are 30 cents q
quart
MEATS AND FISH.
Spring lamb, limo quarters, is 70 to 90 It's.
4 ppuud, tOrequartcia, - to Is cts. Il hound
Lamb chops are - Cents pound Spring
chickens Sl25 to-. 81 30 a pair Fowls
are lSto 20 cts. pound. Mutton 4, quoted
at IS to 20 cents lol hind quarters and 1917
10 10 cents for fOrequarters. Beef, best
cuts, Western, fW porter house is QUOT
ed at 20. 10 - cents; snlon, 10 to
- cents; round, - TO !, cents,
Vermont beet quoted ut Is 10 ~ ceuts.
Hams, sugar careq are - 10 ii cents
per pound, breakfast bacon Is to IS
cents homeless ban, Is to go cents
a ponpd California hams, ~ 30 IN
cts. pOuud, .moked shoulders. 10 to IN
cts. tripe 10 to l2A cents, pickisd piY;'
feet l25a us. Picked lambs TONGUES are b
cts PER puun". Corn beef Is cto ~ cents.
PorA, roast f. ~ 10 - yeuts DOUud
steat % 10 I6'ts. Salt PORK Is toto II cts. 3
pound Salncn front. Is cents q pound.
White fish, ID cent? a pound. Cod. iOtuI5
cents pound handbook, S to 10 cents a
pound Haiout, ~ cents pound.
7ait salmon % TO l2hj cts. pound. ~llt
mRckerel ~ to - ct.. Goldfish tpIGcts.
HcrrHgs 3 ,ant- pound. p,6eauI bass.
ID cents pound. Ere Do salmon, best
en- 5, 10 Cthl a pound Iiue usu, ~ Gems
pound Fresh maCkegel, - TO 20 cents
each. Ham sausage - cents al pound,
ploo' -auSa-e ID ctA poult, Boston s4u-
re 10 els, 'Iermar hologNt -au-nge l2i. 10
o. \ 4
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-13
FOR hEW ENGLAND BREEDERS.
List of Vermont Colts Entered for Thei
Stakes.


Following is a list of Vermont colts EN-.
tered IN the stakes of the New England
Association of Trotung Horse Breeders
upon which second payment was made
July 2, 1888:
Stake No. For foals of 1855 or later
oien TO all animals bred in New England,
Alcagetla barred. Entrance $50. Present
vnine, S2G2 50 prospective value, 1887. 80
EX-GoV. George w Hendee, Morrisville,
b. {. Rare Ben, by Ben Franklin (2;29), son
uf Daniel Lambert; dam Dolly Spooner,
by huiablld's Ethan Allen, son oil Ethan
Allen, by Vermont Black Hawk second
dtu nv Sctly' American Star.
w W Moore, Shoreham, br. c. Gillig,
by Arlstos t2:21$D; dam by Pearsall, son
q Jupiter, by Long Island Black Hawk.
STAKE No, Special stake for fOals OF
1884 or later wherever bred entrance
80. Present value, s5l225; prospective
value, S9G3.25
9. b. Hail, Leicester, ch. 5 Leicester, by
DeucHlion (2;22J dam Lady Winship
223].), by II. p. Wnship (2:2O4), TO pole
with running mate (2;O6).
Alden Wo dward, Boston, br (. X. d.
f by Aris'os (2;27&D; dam by Bay Les
ter, SOU OF war Huleut, by Woourutf's Co
lumbuS, by Young Columbus.
W. W Moore, Shoreham, b. f. Arabella
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-13
Frederick Hadiey's Estate.

Ne, the subscribers, having been 4 ppum cd
by the Honorable the PROBATE Court tor the
district of ChIltenden, comm IS Oncr- to re-
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and de
mande OF all persons against The estate Of
Frederick HudiCy late OF South Burlington IN
said district deceased, and also al. Chlu san /
demands exhibited IN offset thctctu; and SIX
allowed 10y said Court iog that purpose, We do
therefore hereby give notice that We VIII al
tend 10 the business OF our appolN tucut,
AT tho ilte rcsiIcuCe of saiu trctcrick iiudluN
first thursdays OF August ana D,u-mher next.
nj 10 O'Clock H. m, ON each of slG Gays.
Dated this 9th day OF July 1883.
!. w. RUSS LII. lD,,, i.,i,,..,
JOHN h SMITH, Commissioners
3w3w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-13

Boston, July IL, 1883.
! BUITER-Therc il a fair demand for butter
WIN pr ccs about the same as iast quoted
Ca nee creameries have ready sale upon
arrival. choice creameries are quol cd Mt Pie
western extra fresh tlrsts, 10 40 2Oc
90 iIncy - imitation m creamery, l8c do
fresh, Ec 10 fair TO good Ice; Yer
mont Extra creamery &l@22c; do ex ra
niS.s' 'Vl wv ~ d"'y, you o Cholce' IoDl9c
cry, god 20 Choice, 2oc Low grades
OF butter as to quality; The aboyg Quotations
| lots. Jobbing prices !@2c higher.
| ChEESE-Iherc is no change to note in
& we o, Trade Is H Iet at st%ad: prices
! extra. A(9l9c; do hrsts, SGl S'6c; do seconds
/ go; Vermont ezra, 9Gt9Iac do nrsts, SO
sIse do seconds, sac; part sk,m, iGtc; OHIO
| ilat, extra, S5Sl9c sage Hd9Lac
EGGS-A good dt mapd Is hoted for eggs at
firm prices. The receipts are lor-e. hut are
e esfa are Quoted upon at M e Ea Ess
5 $Gsc GA'i No TSr%on' 9ha fSw
BEANs-Trade IS quiet at stopdy prices.
good pea and e. 6o@sa 20 Tor Or medium n &c IN.
S%nd agRRss pea Sa'I At Sos T b SSEt
ell choice New York iarse hand-picked
pea, 81 1908 CO.., choice sereen,i pea. = 500
eyes, = e5Gt2 go
GKASs 9EEDs-The arket Is quiet and
steady in tone AID pr CO.. Northern timo-
thy sQuoted at 81 10, western timothy Mt 81 IS
q o. clover, North, sWSIec per 10; clover,
Pea c G rTd yoE y %G a. % per % 10 = Tq 5
-; golden MI let, 81 7jib2 v0 Hungarian,
good demand eau e. steady toLe to prevail.
tNt q s. u Sip. '2a, " ith ta.rtogooo At S2l1
"A ,9il "a; =, s :: 5G,,@ IS yer .a'Iel.
4 e ,tI \ 4 r "a.
W, Quntr: 'honc prime nay r. SIS 30
a. go fancy; '~ tan TO [ood sla@lS East
EnN 800" ~, Rye udw, choice 3! G)25i
.hopS-1rr al We quote: Choice 1887
New l"'k az ~ l5c: York Z mraon
70 Z ",, '4lDc, chcjec ls'7 E,s,err eLlOc;
u.s. O. nmpu 10 good IT iljic Old lots. nOm-
APPLES The ma kot is tairiy supplied
NlJh Ht"ern lots. itdd - qnet at 81 500
=
ANA p"r> pc ucts AZ t. ..D and s'enay PRICES
Long eu'' 81 cGDlI -: shOr, GUS NJ SIS 81
H|i, ~; tE.c.-, 81 EbLS s'u. ight backs, 8 :;
pm n. -, . KIT. pnre, 10 4 .;
III .'-, t..N +" %. L,rd, Iurv. li DER Id,
:, 3 10 p..'- io3 Nc m 3 . Fc""os' Inns,
,i., dressed hogs ne w ,rro dret-ed hogs
'2t,ti, : cIu'try drc,s. d h. ~. ~.
FRESH BEEF IN a. X. d fr,,h beef IS
hrH' steady ana UuchauEcd. ta.tc 81 eIS
s'!, ar A'e1f &c Il ln; g'' q s.; ,r-. qH 9l4c
li2ht. 1~sIS49c. Fast" II veIt.ch o.. $ 9lec;
'" riI I; ,wL 5Tf Gn aro, ",d
31qQic rough, 20.
lambs and mutt ns L. notei a. .4y prices.
Sc quote choice spjI.. mhs no
Hc; common good, SIC iNc; Chicago
mutton, choice, 500 e; ernct Seevv Br Oh
ton mutton 9lGBlrl5r y,u.. uy-. ..,l. East
ern mutton, 9tGl0 for cnouc, 4lh COM
mon mon + +, g ,,,9i at iGSe.