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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26

road Is grass covered, and fires result from
engine sparks, and the road, to prevent their
spread 10 the forests, built these tanks.
President HINT put on Il special engine
gathered all Of the tanks and sent them TO
the shops, where they were thoroughly
scrubbed and scalded. Then quick run
was made to Spring Hill Just beyond Newport,
twenty miles from Seaman, where the rail-
road has an artrsiRu well at the foot Of a
great hill. The well Is for watering engines.
and the water has not shown any sign oi Civ
ing out. Tho tanks were filed and the train
departed for Seaman.
A mile below the town the engines whistle
was blown and ia five minutes rYel the be-
bes were al the station to see the arrival Of
the train. Every man and woman and boy
aud gitl carried buckets und each oi the
babies tin rup. There were barrels and
tubs. too, and everything that would mold
water. How the crowd cheerrd when the
train came in Everybody shook hands with
the crew. WniG the Seaman people were
receiving relief. the Mayor Of PEBBLES
tr-graphed for water Al er residents OF
Spamam had carried home tank OF water,
the other four tanks were taken one each to
Winchester, paeLics, Newport and Sardinia.
The ATTN was given 10 farmers along the
way.
The dlStrIhGtioh o. wafer nus Deeh 7ES'
TEN atiZed and two wagons with four barrels
each, riggrd with pump, travel over regular
routes and soil water At one cent wooden
bucketful. At F!ncastic an OK team pulls 4
retail water dealers stock and ut PEBBLES Il
donkey team and II snail wagon drawn by
two goats. utc used ior reddIing water. The
railroad company hns built extra tanks that
are attached to regular freight trains, and
sold at uniform price to certain firms in
Villages or 10 any one who wants a whole
tank. In all this sec lon there Is foul odor.
ard hjphthcria and typhoid fever rage every
where.
At Portsmouth. Ohio, there are said Ia he
murc than 700 cases Of typhoid and til"
throat disease in IL population OF 49,
West Union, Manchester, Buena Nisia aud
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
SIXTH IN SIZE IN WORLD.
hitherto Unknown Rivey Discovered
in Canada.

4 hitherto unknown tiver, much large,
than the Ottawa, and one its discovorer
claims 10 be the sixth river OF ,hc world In
size, has been discovered lay DR.. Bell, assis-
tant director of the geological survey uf
Canada. during Ii trip To Hudson hay from
which he has just returned tu Canada, nnd
upon which he entered At the end OF
last June. The route followed by him was
direct north from Ottawa, across the height
Of land to Rupcrt's house on James bay by
the most direct water course, he canoe route
b'ing over 800 miles long. Frva hundred
miles OF DR.. Bells latest route, or the entire
distance from the height of land to James
bay, was through an altogether unexplored
region, unknown TO any one but the Indian
hunter.
Shortly after they crossed the hight OF
luad tie party followed an unknown river,
which gradually widrned until II assumed
I'm enormous size. They followed this river
20 James bny. The river had three large
branches, one of which has its source north
Of Three Rivers another in the lake st.
J,aa re ;)n, and the third near lake Mis
"A. sim.
Tie new river, for which the Indians have
no name, is considerably over mile in aver-
age width, and has expansions many miles in
width 1t flows thtOugha II low, level, clay
country, is very deep, and may, says Dr.
Bell, be callel II new Me of the north.
Great stretches Of the river, which is over 800
mics in length, would be navigable for
steamers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
NO HEED TO A QUARANTINE,
Portland Man the First to be Con-
xirted of a Violation of Mnin Law.

In the municipal court at Portland, Me. was
tried case the like Of which has probably
never before come up IN any court III TINS
state. Theodore Country, a bOarder OF Mrs.
Jennie Bernstein's, WAS arrested, charged
with violation Of the quarantine placed over
the house Of Mrs. Bernstein, where two
cases OF diphtheria were under treatment.
Country pleaded guilty, Dut as It was shown
that he had paid no attention TO the luaran-
tine regulations, but had passed In and out
OF the house constant, since the red nag
was placed over the door, he was fined 80
and costs. This is the first conviction und "
this statute in the state Of Maine.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
MINNESOTA ARRIVES.
Training ship of Massachusetts Ma.
val Brigade at Boston.

The o,d frire,c Minucs,,a which /. to he
used ns n headouar,ers and training shin for
rhc Massachusetts naval militia. has arrived
from New York ana anchored Off South Boa.
ton. Mass, ,Gats Sho left New York IN Tow Of
the ocean tug Slutui, ana urucppdel hy ra,v
s'a Is 10 Boston,
Can't John Weeks of tlc naval hripnoe
with Il volunteer crew of 81 officers and men
= the naval bntta'.un, and uua,trrnastnr
unl !Iremcn oi the regular navy, accompanied
The snip 10 Boston. The pu,-a.r was AZ ~
roileMt ono, and without inGhicnt worthy Of
note, with the possible exception that slight
snow squal was mot with, The nld frigatc
will remain at anchor where she i, n9T lying
for few days, until arrangements can be-
made tO provide her with u permanent birth,
which IN all probability viii bo in t''o vir'n'
ity OF the Charles river bridge l"adin2 TO
Chares,own, the gas house wharvos, IN all
likelihood, being the selection for hcr 'uoor'
lngs.
The Minnesota is u vessel similar 10 the
receiving ship Wabash at the Char 0s,own
navy yard She has tonnage Of 400 and
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26

Expires at His Home in North
EaSton, Mass.


ExGov Oliver Amcs died 0f heart disease
nj his home in North Ea,tOu, Mass.
Oliver AmtS was born II, North ERston,
Feb. 1. 1891. He WAS educated in the public
schools OF North Attlehoro aud Leicester
academies, and served an apprenticeship OF
Ave years III his fathers shovel works,
mastering the business In ali its dctails He
then took special course at Brown Uniycr-
sity, under the Immediate direction Of Pres.
ident Wayland, At the age Of %. he re.
turned 10 his fathers works. About this
time he became interested in military affairs,
and entering the "a battalion Of infantry,
which wll arterward enlarged and converted
into the 4h of Bristol county regimcnt, served
successfully as lieutenant. captain, major and
lieutenant colonel, resigning the latter post
In July 1860, which was the end of his MILF
tary career. lie served upon the school con-.
mi,tee OF his native town. but never held
other civil Offices until he was chosen TO the
State Senate in 1880
For more than quarter uf 4 century buSi-
hess occupied his attention, yet there was
always time for the higher interests Of
man-for friendship patriotism, the advance
mcnt OF the welfare oi his employees and
fellow townsmcn. The firm OF Oliver Ames
h Sons, Of which he became member in
1868, had already been greatly benefited by
his services.
Oliver Ames acquired large aud widely cI-
tended railroad interest, and at the time he
was elected Governor he was president Of
three or four corporations, receiver Of an
other, director IN ID raiIOad5. as well as in
various national banks coal and water com.
panies, as well as trustee OF savings institu-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
BODY OF J. W.MACKAY, JR.
Removed From the Country Cha.
team IN the Mansion i'm Paris,

Mrs, John W. Mackay, mother OF John W.
Mackay. ,Tr, who died in Paris, France, fron
the effects of injuries sustained by being
throw from his horse has reached Paris.
Clarence Mackay. the brother OF the de-
deceased. and Evelyn Fitzgerald re-
ceived the body at the Mont Par
nasse, where 1t arrived from Mango,
department of Garthc, where is sit
uated Mr.. Mackay's country chateau, the
place where the fatal accident occurred The
remains were taken to the Mackay mansion,
No. 0 Rue Tllslt, which has been closed for
years, but which was reopened on this sad
ooeasIon.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
ELECTRICITY ON CANAL.
Inventor Lambs Motor Given Test
at TOnawanda, n. Y.

Tho canal !oit B,n Oiell of Buffalo, n. T..
wns set in motion jiSt ut dark by tow.ine
carried by an electro motor car, travelling
on overhead cables n ong the inner side OF
the towpath in Tonawanda. The promoters
OF the electric cable way wsre anxious to
t,st 4 az once, Although the construction was
Incomplete. ,o
Attached to the motor, which weighs l,2oO
mounds, was the towline OF the canal boat.
Under this system the motor car will carry n
simple tow rope, or the rheostat may be
placed on the boat and n wire cable used.
The canal boats have no equipment at al.
The motor started with n buZlins sound, and
the canal boat moved forward sowly. The
" eight Of the motor drew all th' slack in the
rahlo to one point, and fore it had pro-
cre,led very far its lower point pIowed into
the ground.
rhe experimental line ism mile long. The
II. tor is genred to run three to nttcen miles
m hour. Richard Lamb. who designed the
Corlss engine exhibited at the CcntenniaLis
the inventor of the electric car, tcnveliny on
an overhead cable. connected with the canal
boat by wire cable which acts as Il towing
line, and through which come ton is made
and broken. The cloOtrio car tows the canal
boats.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
IN NEW ENGLAND.
Interesting Items of News From
Maine to Connect lent shores.

Burglars broke into the postolllcc at Nhol,
Mass, but they failed to get anything OF
value.
Michael DrisEoll died Mt Norwich, Ct from
injuries received Ivy being run over by loco
motive
Fire rddlrd the honse at Maromas, Ct, Of
". q Tower, whose family was away. Ncar-
~ all the furniture was burned. Loss. .S2.0Qo :;
partially insured.
John G.. Rhodes, who claims To h,i0u: IN
Portsmouth, was arrested at Dover, y. H.,
charged with breaking into the grocery store
of George Il. Palmer. recently,
The General Electric Company has sold
the Schuyler electric factory at Middetown,
Ct, to the Westminster cycle Company OF
Worcester, which will move its machinery at
once.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
American Tinplate.

Special United States Treasury Agent Aver
has lust submitted his report covering the
tin-plato industry OF tho United States for
thu fiscal year ended June 30, 1895. The facts
presented show marked increase in the
number of mills for rolling the steel sheets OF
"black plates which form the body OF com.
mercal tin and terne plates. The Increased
consumption of steal sheets from American
rolling mills indicates accelerated growth d
shis branch Of the industry.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26

small children, the eldest only five years old.
! hey had no apples with which TO make cider.
The wife, who was i'll with typhoid fever.
and both the children were wailing fot
water, The fatner, nervous from loss oi
sleep dropped II pitcher OF water. The vessel
broke and the wafer wns spilled. The spring
was dry II was miles to the arrest neighhor,
bu, the father started to obtain relief. When
he returned with jug Of water hs found hIi
wife dead, with II piece Of the pitcher i'll her
hands. 1t Is supposed that in her frenzy she
left the bed In search OF WATER
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
Sebraska's Beet Sugar Output.

From reports filed with the Secretary OF
the State of Nebraska, it is shown that the
irst two weeks work Of the season mt the
Grand Island Beet Sugar Factory has re-
suited in the production of lOOO0O pounds OF
sugar. This represents a value at wholesale
rates of about $40 900. The bounty to be re-
ceiyed by the manufacturers from the State
Oh this will be something like $1,000 The
output for the season, it is expected will
reach 1 $50 900 pounds.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26

The Court of Appeals of New York has just
decided in favor oi Edward y. S'okes. of the
Hoffman House, in his celebrated suit against
John W. Mackav The decision means Il
vast amount to Stokes. 1t means that Mr..
Mackay must pay him at least ilOO, ,UOO--s75,
900 with iuteros! since 1851 1t means more,
that note for $500 900 of G.. II. Reed & Co,
of which firm Stokes was member when the
note was made, will be ren Iared void ii
Stokes returns certain securities to Mr..
MnrkaV
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
Brazil VIII Fall In Line.

Recent press dispatches having stated that
Brazil was about TO recognize the Cuban in.
surgents rs bellgerents. Minister Mendoncn.
at Washington, ID. c., cablCd his government
rs to the correctness of the report. A mes.
sage was received by him from the minister
of foreign relations stating that the action Of
Brazil will be in entire accord with such ac-
ton as the government of the United States
may take on the came subject.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
Old Hermit Sells Land.

One Of the queerest characters in Maine Is
John Cusack. the hermit proprietor OF Moose
Island, Moosehead lake. who apparently has
not bDj cent to his name for years, but
good IucG aeems to have struck him at last.
Moose lsIG-.d contains nearly $40 acres. some
~ acres have been already been sold in lots,
The remainder, excepting 200 acres which
Mr., Cusack = IS reserved as farm, has Just
been sold to Philadelphia parties, for which
he will receive several thousand dollars.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26

The mysterious disap earance OF Paul
Peters OF uldtOwn. Me-, is causing his family
great anxiety. Peters IL an old lumberman.
He was engaged by Gilman and Charles Davis
to do exploring nrourd tho lower lakes
Peters wandered OFF ard his companionssup
posed he mad gone to camp, hut on reaching
the camp they did not iind Peters and he has
not been seen since. S Searching parties Were
sent out. but 1t is feared that he will not b."
found alive.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26

Tho amount of money sail to have heeu
secured by Augustus Kenneth Ward, of Mem.
phis, Tenn. the alleged forger, who left the
sity, accompanied by his wife, for British
Honduras, grows larger as the Investigation
proceeds. There Is every probability that 1t
will go as high as 500, 900. Ward is II step.
son OF Judge East oI Nashville.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26

Norman 4. Bullock, discharged from the
house OF correction at Fall River, Mass,
after serving term for breaking and enter.
ins, has made complaint to Capt. Sanders,
the county commission, OF abuses alleged to
exist IN the jail He says that the meut
served Is hardly fit for pigs, and that the pris.
Ohers who become sick are believed to he
shanming aud are neg Cctel
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
Citizens CARVING Guns

Chicagoans go armed, rs footpads and
h'ghwaymen are everywhere. and neither
lie ncr property is safe. Three persons nave
BON killed with II n week, and one night IS
hoI lips were recorded. ali on Michigan ave-
fne, in the heart OF the city Three high
waymcn In masks seem to have done most OF
the wOrS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
Blown to Atoms.

By an explosion Il! thi works on Federal
street OF the F'ibraoid Misunderstanding Co.
of Newburyport, Mass, which makes water
proof collars and cuffs, one man was blown
to atoms, one died from his injuries at the
Anna Iaqaes IID'p.tlI. and "a half-do!el
Others are sufr' ring from severe injuries,
some OF which m " proys fatal.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
A 100000 Soldiers Monument.

The New London, Ct, common council
unanimously voted to accept the offer Of Se
has'ian u. Lawrence. to erect at cost OF
800 600. and without expense to the city. \
sold ers and sailors monument on State
rect bet.yecn Bank and Bradley streets and
the railway station. The work will be COM
plotted early in the spring.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
Mormon Elders rs Nuisunces.

-Four Mormon rllGrs-Robert W. King,
Byron Carter, T. T.. Smith and Ezra G.. Rob.
inSOu -JruuI Iht to Gov Carr of North Caro-
linn lotter signed by citizens that they had
received at New Hill, whore they were trying
10 csab.ish church and make proselytes
The MOrmons are called nuisanoes
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26

Produce market prices have improved
slightly in tone owing to IN increased de-
ma nd for certain lines, The egg trade is
moderate. Butter is steady with choice
grades of creamery in small packages ruling
firm. Cheese is higher. Potatoes are steady
with prices well maintained for good stock.
Boef is quiet, but holds steady, with lambs
and mutton yet moving slow. Poultry sup
plies are quite liberal with price quoted only
fairly steady. Flour continues steady with
prices held unchanged. Sugar is lower.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
THE DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH,

On Wednesday, November the sixth II
twelve o'clock, at
Saint Thomas's Church
Fifth Avenue.
OF the 1000 wedding cards issued n fair
proportion nj to different families Of the
English nobility. The entire Brit sh dipl0-
matte corps stationed Mt Washington. viii b,
present including the Ambassador Sir Julian
ra0ncoiotc Lady Pauncefote AMI their fam.
ily Lord and Lady Cough will also attend
Though not vet settled the Impression Is
tint Lord Westmeath. of higher rank than
any other single man "f the embassy, will
ho one Of the ushers.nnd that the two Messrs.
Paget and II. o. Bax lrousides will also take
part in the ceremony Naturally every one
ut this wedding will be desirous Of retaining
some souvenir Of the occasion. Mrs. Wander.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
ROSE REGRETS.
Withdraws His Challenge For an
international Race.

Like thunierclap ont of II clear sky came
the announcement by cable that Charles ID.
Rose of London, Englan had withdrawn his
challenge for the America cup. ]. V. 3
Oddie o! the New York Yacht club was aston.
ished to receive two caJlegrams, one from
Charles D.i.)se AMI the other fro n the Royal
Victoria Yacht Club, announcing that Mr..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
BOSTON WHOLESALE MARKETS.

ITO make the following quotations Of VALUE
ID buyer and seller M Ike il will be nccessn
ry to carefully note the predatory remarks
which prccedr all articles quoted. in mar
kct of This character il is impossi ible to give
prices tor every day OF the week, but noting
The general tendency o. trade, those given
will be found sufficiently close to enable
dealers 10 base their transactions thereon.l
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26

A fire OF incendiary origin destroyed the
handsome Grand Army building in Abingdon
Mass, and the members OF Mcpherson post
q. A. r., who were to hold their annual In
spection, the next day, found only smoking
ruins Of what was one Of the best q, A. r.
beihings In that ssstiop-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
Builders Elect On}re.o

Inc National Association OF Builders con.
vehtlon has closed at Baltimore, Nd. Buffalo
was selected as the pacI for the next con.
vshtioh' ohleers were elected as follows:
Charles A. Rupp, Buffalo, president, William
Taper Of Chicago, treasurer,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26

The Wasun car manufacturing company OF
Springfield, Mass which closed It's works
during the panic, feel tho return OF good
times. 7 ne concern hns Just closed a con-
tract 10 build 400 new freight cars, aud will
Immediately increase its force, and over 400
men will be given steady emplo' ment all
winter This j. 'vnlrn",". rn'vs tO the city
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26

appointed TO succeed Mr.. Thurstou, whose
service was interrupted by difficulty with the
late Secretary Gresham. The new minister
says the aOe aim Of his government Is annex.
alton to the United States. Mr.. Castle is q
native OF Hawaii and his wife is m American
woman. He is u graduate OF the Columbia
law School.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
Fined ". T.. ID. Stokes XlON.

Jndg" b lrrett Of New York, fined W. Il. D.
Stokes sl' for non attendance for jury duty
On Oct. I. Mr.. Stokes sent the court a letter
saying that he hat met with AN injury. but
letters are not considered rs excuses for jury
duty, a1 the law contempIates II personal ap-
Iparance
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26
Bank Cashier Missing,

G. II. StncEey, cashier OF the State bank OF
Du uth, Mum, ls missing, and 1t ls alleged
has taken ; III 600 in cash. One hundred
points have been wired to arrest him, The
bang is amply secured by bonds,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-10-26

rGGs.--The market vet maintains a firm
tone. with trade moderate.
Heuuerv. choice, per doz. 25M3Oc. Eastern.
choice, ner doZ, 2Oc. Michigan. Indiana,
etc, 2Om2lc; other western, per doz, lsC0
2O,
BEANS--The marke. continues ouiet with
values about s,endy
Medium ny and w. per hush. 81 45Cal 81
eVm e", hnsp '' D1 XII Gs g' yI In N ner
bush Al 75G6l 20, Foreign pen and med.
81 lO6Dl 50
BTrTTER- The trnGo c,ntlnuc; steodv
with choice rrndes of creamery in small nkSs
ruling Arm.
Creamery choice. per N, .22Ig3c, cream-
ery. fair To- rood. 26G2lo. creamery. imita.
ti6r per H. $50 lIn dnirv choice. lS02 2Or.
Ladies' Western rar M. lie.
SEED-Trale rules moderate. with nrInes
mIotcd firm for timothy.
Timothy ner bu. - 1Oa2 %: clover, DC,
NJ. o. <,. red ton. Western. per 10 lb
sack. ~ T5G310. red tor. Jersey ner 30 IN
sark, - 85a3 81. red ton receanei ner Ii
lGMlGlIc.
IIAYAND STE\W-Chnice hayroDtiuuea
stenIy with fancy r,,s motel nrrn Low
grades contipne dnlI Eys strow is stcody
New York and Can rh0icr, als0 rs, 30. fnir
TO good, ncr Ton, 4IGo II. lower yrndns ncr
to,s 81" ~ rye s.r'W' neM, ~ ''n' H'= ~
" ,, ~ HuI nE',,', SIrn"' pr 'oA' "u"''
iothiUEo NV ncii'ann Continues
s.canS' WNn Prices wen 1hdih'"'ue"ior soou
Stoc" Sweets "re htii'
Ar 20 hegroh7,ltr "U'''e4ur y; H. mep'
Iohs, n, per n'' "ot h95e, per Ou' ooci
birtoI % stoeE' ch2icG, ~ %: va sweets,
oI' rooJ par p'I bb T s225 ,njr to r GOOD per % bbI
E0..' Po' p''' - 81 '''' " So'" p'' oo''
- "a; -,
=. NJ, h-HuPp'les continue hoee"' VIII
'hr lhtke' upone steauy' oo-, ,..
hIt.uc'' ,oo PEI o,uoL y"''; o"" t'.i c"nos,
per lOO-c0unt, slNl .0o"; beets, native, per
Dn' Joe turnipS, per bu !?c: string Deans,
soc shell beans, per bn, :l5O; onions, ma.
tiYes. per bbl, sl@l25; tomatoes native! per
bu, 3)e; squash, marrow, per DbI, 300 13c;
squash, native summer, per bbi, soc; cab
basc,nltve, per 700, S2on3; green corn per
box, 2'c; celery, per doH' Il oO6c! carrots,
per Ia, 33c; cauIlliower per box, 1l@l.2o,
',;'. io,oN "'',, ,,i,r NL' ~. '"rru ,
't,r,, "''"
'"nhS'' LatI i ~ ss St'n's. .,o - p,-,.
U,n; @ ,S ~ az" S 40 ol soL. ~ ~ "a n., tam
-. anu hf} m i,'" I'm
9v n,LI & VII ~
Sno"n"rse Ss "' eH Tr "a r o"%~,I nd
"c'H' ''i'oNeV, pGl ~ ',""'.' ."i az. n
1Or PORK saIt ner H. r. Briskots. salt nor
III. &C. Ribs fresh. per H. lie. Sausnyes.
ner Ii. 0s, Sausage meat per Id, 8.
iIrd. in tiercos. ner 10 Gee. Larl in raiIs.
ner H. Ti5m75tr' Lard. in pails nure leaf ner
Ii ssiGgi/r
FREsH 4ME,Ts-Beef i onief hui held
steadv with lambs mud mutton yct moving
slow
neef steers nrr IN. 7itt0s' II. be,f hind
onartsre nor In g,iI5r. Earr iorenIInrrrr.
Mar III 9II5i,r. lnmhs snr;nr mar Il! Gg-,!
irrmt.on nor in 7ms,.. yrmrIinos rsr il
'l' In s,, y.pl nor M sGl0" 1oY4 citv
dressed, per 10, sic: hogs. country dressed,
per lb, Sic.
POI'LTRY-Suppiic- are quite lboral with
price quoted only fairly steady.
Chickens. North. broiler-. dry. l6lQ tS,:
fowls, Northern, fresh killed, l2m lic; tUr.
KEYS, Western. ice pack"i, la l2r: fowls.
Western ice hacked ia Toe. chickens. West