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iic elevator and G5Iac fob ahoat. Close
was firm May i3 l1-1e6rAaic closed 4iIkc;
sept. j67sljSc, closed 5sc Dec, 452,d46tle
OATS Receipts 6l,eoo bu; spot steady;
No. i2c; new No. 3 nominal; NO white
nominal. track white western nominal. No.
y white 60c for new track mixed western
NJ miual; track white State nominal; OPP
tions closed firm.
FEEr-Easy; spring bran sl7.5oa1s.oo;
city slSoOft1Sjo
HAy-Thc market was firm to-day.
Shipping G5M7oc; good to choice ld1oc.
tllDES-Thc market was steady to-day,
Galveston 20 to 90 lbs lSc. Califor-
MIA p to 2s lbs 1sc; Texas dry a. to 30
lbs 13c.
WOoI--The market was quiet to-day
Domestic fleece 2503o Texas 16q17c.
BEEF--Steady; family sl5 Csa l6 90; mess
*l3U4 ID 20, beef hams 81 0o023v0; packet
24oo '--''Vp
1.hBD-Was quiet; western steamed
so 'od1o;'5; August closed s1o7O nominal;
refined dull; continent 1880; S. A., sl1.5O
iORK-The market was quiet to-day.
Family $50 c042o %; short clear slaDg1 90:
TTER-slightly Arm: creameries 1s,.
@2li1c: factory l6d1sc; renovated lSlDl9l,c:
imitation creamery nul9c; State dairy liz
CHEEsE-Ftrrn; new State creamery.
small colored, fancy 1o110Ac; small white
l9al914c large colored 9S499'sc; large white
EGGs-Tlrm; state and Pennsylyani,
Mc; western canded 1920: southwestern
PfoTAToEs-Easv; state and vostar,
& oog2.25; Jersey $iooal y, Long Island.
vP I; !; D. steady refined New
= r OK a-t 10; ,Philadeiphia and Baltimore
TALLoW-Easy; city e2 per PACKAGE
sGI3,e.Gii country Vkgs frce) 6i9a6a4c
1L7's; exchange, sil0GilTis. WV
| COFFIit.-Spot Rio was dull: No in
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MILTON.

The Rev. J. l.. Sewall preached Sunday
at the Congregational Church to large
audence-Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Mann and
Mr.. Wagner of New York and DIR. and
Mrs. John Drew of Rumsey. n. H., are
visiting c. A. Pratt at his cottage, Oak
Ledge, at Camp Rich.-Peck's BAD 10y
company are t. give an entertainment at
the Milton opera house on Friday even
ing the l5th.-Mr. and Mrs O. W. Bull
lock of Springfield, Mass. We're the guests
OF Mrs. Il. j. Rankin over Sunday.-Mrs
J. l.. Chadwick retm ned Monday from
several weeks visit with friends In
Maine.
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WINOGSKi.

The cases of Mrs. Della Potvin and her
two daughters Grace and Anna, who were
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Ballou, assisted
by Officers Anderson and Bergeron at their
home on Upper Main street late Friday
evening were before Justice F.. L. Graves
in police court Saturday morning, charged
with open and gross lewdness, to which
they pleaded not guilty. The cases of tho
daughters Grace aged II, and Anna, aged
IL, were continued, and they were ordered
to furnish bail for 5000 each, which they
did, and were released Mrs. Potvin was
bound over in the sum Of $3.50 to await the
grand jury. Being unable to procure bail
she was committed to Jail. Lawyer Henry
Conlon prosecuted and II. N Deavitt aI-
pcared for the respondents. About II 80
o'clock Friday evening Deputy Sheriff Bal
lou and Officers Anderson and Bergeron
armed with a search warrant, raided Mrs
Potvins house and found the three women
In the company OF three soldiers. He also
looked the place over for liquor but none
was found. The next morning the sheriff
went up and arrested the women
The funeral of the late w. c. johnson,
who died at the home of his daughter at
Lake Megantic, Canada, and whose re
mains were brought here for burial was
held from the Episcopal Church at 4
O'clock Sunday afternoon and was quite
largely attended. The Rev. Gemont Graves
of burlington officiated and the interment
was in Green Mount cemetery The
bearers were Messrs. s. Bigwood, Frank
Juhell, NJ. Gibbons, j. w. Edwards, Ira
Allen and c. L. Hunter. Mr. Johnson was
lifelong resident of this village, having
been born In lS52 He was mllwright and
mechanic by trade, and left here a few
weeks ago to make his home with his
daughter in Canada.
An alarm of fire was sounded about 4:20
| o'clock Monday afternoon for a blaze in
barn on Maple street owned by Clric
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COM NJ Ere AL.
New York Pro iucs Market

New York, Aug. 49,
FLOIIR-Receipt IL so bbls Steady
Winter patents $S65u3,a0; winter straights
s. iOuS,6o. Minnesota patents SsVdS.9 -
Minnesota bakers S,l5u3.30. winter extra
s. 05d3.25: winter low grades 81 S5d3O5
RYE FLOUR-The market was quiet
Fair to good s326034o; choice to fancy
s. 55G27o,
WHEAT-Receipts 1856 900 bu: spot firm
No. red 7j'sc elevator; No. . red 76U76aic
TO. b. aluat; No. l northern Duluth 500
fo,b anoat close was hrm, May "a.
7tasc closed 75'sc sept 72S4U7S 13 lGc
closed 73a4c, Dee. - 3-1il7Sssc, closed 1888
CONN-Iieooipta 90 bA; SPOT llrmi No.
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HANKSVlllE,

GLADYS. the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Thompson, aged Il months and
= days, III I'd very suddenly last week Tues
day night. The funeral was held from the
house Thursday at IL a. IN. The Rev. Mr..
hin of Lincoln officiated, speaking words
of comfort to the afflicted parents, with
Elmer Wells in charge, The singing and
playing was by Miss Tacey Elliott and w.
w Moody and daughter Flossie. The casket
covered with many beautiful flowers. The
burial was at Huntington in Maplewoo God
cemetery. Mr., and Mrs. Thompson thank
the many friends for their kIndness.-D
i. Hanks Of Huntington Center visited
friends in Hanksville Sunday.
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MONK TON.

While Hanie Potter and wife were driv-
ing to church Sunday their horse was
frightened and upset the carriage They
Were both thrown out but Mr.. Potter was
not hurt, while Mrs. Potter was bruised
and terribly shaken up.-1'he many friends
Of Miss Flora kawson will be pleased to
learn she is able to be OUT f. Collins
and Dexter Tracy were called to East
Nonkton the 7th.-Miss Annie Mackenzie
and T.. Daniels visited friends at the lake
the ih.-Aliss Nellie Smith of New York
Is in town.-Mrs, Thompson Of Hinesburgh
Is a guest at the Ladd house.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON,

Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Miner, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Avery of Whteield, n. H.; and
DR.. and Mrs. W. T. Tilley of Richmond.
are spending the week at the home of S.
al. Tilley.-Mrs. Fannie Schlesier with two
children. from New York city. are spend
ing the summer at Frank Hefflon's. -Hat-
tie Heillon is spending the week at Mcrri-
hews camp on the island off Colchester
Ioint.-There was a law suit at the town
house Tuesday p. m, Lewis Germain hay
ing sued Albert ComstoCk for wages. 1t
WAS tried by jury, who brought in YER
dict for the dcfcndant.--Mrs w. c. Liver
more of ilinesburgh, visited her parents,
Monday and 1nnsd1N-
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HIGHGATE.

Mrs. d. W. Steele has returned from,
Caledonia Springs.-Miss Effie Bordo from
Philadelphia is passing few days with
her mother.-Mrs. Delbert Richard is
seriously ilL-The l.. V. l. L. will serve
ice cream and cake on the park Friday
evening, August l5.-Mr and Mrs. Ashley
Hamilton have returned to their home in
Torrngton, Comb, q. Place from St
Adams passed Tuesday in town.-Alr
George Burleson from ST. Adams is visit
ing his son for a few DAYS.
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BRIDPORT.

Miss Vida Olmstod Of East Middlobury
has been spending some time Mt f. +.
Woods's. Mrs. j, T Fletcher. who has
been absent since lest fail, returned last
week.-Franklin Williams is home from
New Haven.-Mrs. Agnes Williams and
Mrs Kelsey recently visited at Port Hen
ry.-Miss Harriet Wheeler was at home
over Sunday.-Mrs. Marion Pettibone is
visiting at Crown Pont-Mrs Hale of
Minnesota is a guest at T. w. Fletcher s.
Mrs Wright of Jersey City is in town
The new r. +. -, route will go into effect
September l. Length Of route 22is miles,
area covered 1875 square miles, popula ton
served i59, number of houses 1902, Carrier
G. j, Barbour, Thomas Reid returned to
East Middlebury Saturday. accompanied by
his son.
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SOUTH STARKSB0R0.

There was a large gathering at the
Friends quarterly meeting Sunday. Rev
James Wood preached in the day time and
the Rev. Leverett Rugg in the evening"
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Presler Of Newburgh,
\. y. are visiting her brother, Lindsey
Brdsall.-John Birdsall and friends took
dinner with his parents Sunday attending
quarterly meeting in the afternoon and re-
turning to Shelburne at night Elisha
Follansbee visited his parents Sunday.
Joseph Lafayette has sold his working
team to y. H. Orvis--The showers Mon
day night, done a good deal OF damage
to the roads, requiring a good deal of
work
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WEYBRlDGE,

John Hurbert and Bert Dodge of West
Rutland, spent last Sunday with friends in
town-The Ladies' Aid of the Congrcga-
tional society held a lawn sociabl at the
home of Mrs. :. W. JeWeth on Tuesday
evening.-The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
society held their monthly meeting at Mrs.
Nellie Stoves on Thursday of this weeh.
The Congregat onal Sunday School had
an excursion to Burlington. last week.
Miss Hicks of Troy, N Y, is the
guest of Mrs. Warren kingsland. Miss
Libhie Sprigg of Addison is at G.. II.
Sprlgg's.
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BRISTOL.

]. w. Page Is Mt home from Cambridge
@. l.. Grover was at home from Long
Point Friday for the day.. j. Dumas
made a business visit to Warren FRIDAY.
C C. Currier will lead the Epworth
League meeting ut the Methodist Church
next Sunday cveuing,-Mr. and Mrs. d. T..
Bosvorth moved into the Goodrich house
on West street Friday.-lIoward Averill
came home from. Richmond Friday, where
he has been assisting his brother DR..
Charles AVerll. He will assist in the south
side drug store while w. w. Wilson takes
a vacation.--W. W. Wilson and family are
camping AT Elm Point in Addison for two
wccks-C. r.. Lawrence of syracuse, n. V,
is her with his family for a few days.
The fall term of the graded school will be-
gin Monday. September 3.
c. f.. Hanchctt of the Queen City was
fl town over Sunday.-NIss Grace Norton
IS at home from Enosburgh Falls.-A w.
Narncy. principal of the Bennington
Graded school. is the guest Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Narney.-M J.. Var
noy Is ont again after an illness Of several
days. Miss Alice Glading, who
has been spending a two weeks vacation
here, returned to the Queen City Satur-
day.-rhc Bristol Manufacturing company
are to have an exhibit of their collins cas-
kcts. etc, at Rutland this week.-E. G.
Marsh Of the National Casket company Is
IN town.-Thc Rev. and Mrs. G. n. Thorn
as have gone to Mount View, n. Y.-Mr.
anu MIS-. L l. -n"i ~ anu tII''u,c ' .,'' :
gone 10 lShs'.'e-nirS ~ ~, ii9uEn ,t,1
anu 'hlluicH @le lSI|ilS I'id'iN'S III Nilu-
uI'"urN bHl"' 10y 10 az n,e
from WISH ~ SeN,rt'i VEINS w NiaSe"c Va
sous Last 'htul"'S putvoi VI ~ ~ ~
- Nc"'E lOulu' U.s. ~ .',o7 uon. =.
I''"t""9' Nv ce'ts - 'uN"Vl' NJ Po"''i
10 ~ 'eItN po",'" S'lS'n.' 90 Po"''i'
j. W. rage ana H. ~ MuI''nss nav
rented the room over Bristol & llcwetts
Bli"c store LOT IA" anu insurance ONCE
- D. run IL at n"iie a,oi', iilo't'n
WISH III t'"il,Sut' N'a'uc iru'.o' i,pne"
returned WIN hini'-Mr' ana MIS- w after
IlIllheS ol Mldnleh'rE Were guests OF
Mrs u H. fouehton ounuaN'-Mrs. r. =
tn'uon Is W nome from Il week WISH III
YilhoSourEh'-MlsS Naiile PATTERSON en-
Scrtdlhou hllih'er OF hcr IauH Irl'hos at
Hcr nome on west street MohdaN evening.
MI. ana MIS-. Dahlcl ia'F ana son OF
South FranllnShan' Mass, are guests OF
Mrs bYron KaN.-N son was porn 10 MI
anc Mrs Ihos. NtCpimlck Aug IA. Il.
YORK city on businesS.-Ihe BAPTIST sun
nay school are planning an excursion to
NeStrort, \. y some day next week.
j ne h"aVN shower Monday afternoon dld
ldrE" amount or damage TO the high
ways through the toWn.-Mlss Sadie Sim
mons went TO the queen city Tuesday,
me following justice ticket has been filed
W the town clerk 5 once: II. +. Sherwin.
v. W. Shattuck. r. II. Palmer. X A.
0NnE r. n. Jtlll, Ii. >. sumner, II. f..
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dutton were the
guests Of relatives in Albany over Sunday
Mrs Sophia Palmer of Massachuse It's is
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Mrs Amelia Evans has returned from a
visit in burlington and is stopping at II
s. Chase s.-1'he town examination for pu
pills wishing to attend IIardwick Academy
this fall was held last Tuesday at the
school building in this village.
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WHITING.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Huntley and daugh-
ter Pauline of Portland. Me. visited their
relatives in town this week.-Mrs.. Henry
Wells gave n very pleasant tea party last
week in honor of her cousins who are Wis
iting her.-John Casey of Providence, II. l..
is visiting his mother, accompanied by a
friend. Mr. Williams, who gave a temper
ance talk at the Fndcavor society in Con-
Erogational Church on Sunday evening II
was both interesting and Instructive
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HANCOCK,

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vinton and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gilmore Of Montpelier spent
a few days ut the Miller house recently
MIR. and Mrs +. y. Lamb are visiting in
Granville Frank Walker OF West Somer-
vile, Mass. was guest at the Miller
House two days last wcek.-Mr. and Mrs
Hamhln Barnes and children of Bethel.
visited her father, f. Il. Claflin two
days last wcck.-James Fassett has gone
to Braintree to work in the depot.
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SUBURBAN..

Mr.. and Mrs Turner of Cambridge.
Mass, are at the Bissell.--Monday after
noon a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs =.
w. Waite.-Father Vazina has returned
from an absence Of two wecks.-Mr and
Mrs. Faunce and Miss Faunce of DOrches-
ter, Mass, are at the Rissell. During the
heavy thunder shower Monday afternoon
lightning struck Joe Baldwin's barn The
horse, which was stunned, was rescued
from tho burning building and after a lit
tie seemed unframed
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WEST BRIDPORT

Misses Edith ingalls, and Pearl Kellogg
We're in Crown Point ~ Y. Friday.-ScV-
eral of the farmers of this vicinity have
completed their haying.- Misses Jennie
and Grace Adkins of Ticonderoga, y. y,
were the guests of Lena Burgey sunday
Harvey Peck and wife visited at Loyal
| Ernst'S Wednesday,
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stone of Montpe-
lier is visiting friends In town.-The Rev
Wilbert Anderson from Exeter, N. H., is
visiting his father, Judge Anderson Mr.
and Mrs u. IA. Combs went Saturday to
Boston and Gardner, Mass and
Mrs, Hobbs Of Worcester, Mass, are Wis
itns friends in town.-Miss Grace Wood
Continued on 9Th pagc)
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WEST MILTON,

Mr.. and Mrs. u. o. Bullock are staying
with their son in Georgia this week, who
accidently shot off his thumb and badly
Injured his hand last Friday-A company
OF artillery from Fort Ethan Allen at
tempted to cross the floating bridge here
last Friday, but all but two teams were
obliged to go around by the iron bridge
farther down the river-Mrs A. a. Her.
rick returned from her visit in Phiadel-
phia last TUESDAY,
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SALISBURY.

Edison Deming and family, who We're
called here by the death Of his mother
last week returned to their home In Bur-
tngton Sunday morning. Mrs Annie At
wood Of Middlebury is spending a few
days with Mrs Lucia Thomas, Mrs,
fert Aims of Orwell is visiting friends in
town-The Ladies Aid society will hold
their sale and lawn party at l.. n Wat
Fhouse's saturday. August 16-Mr. Jack
BON OF Barre spoke on high license here
saturday evening a local option club
was formed with 50 members.
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LEICESTER.

Mrs Frank Cooley and daughters Of
Monkton are visiting friends in town this
wcek-Phebe Johnson is in Rutland few
days with relatives.-Mr. Zeleanor, n resi-
dent in town. living at the west part, near
the Junction, was buried on Wednesday.
The deceased was a veteran of the Civil
War-Burt Person has been in Burling-
ton the past week attending muster.-Ruth
kilburn is the guest Of her aunt Mrs. Aus
tin Johnson-Mrs. Remington is in failing
health. Noble Jennings has recently sold
one Of his large span Of work horses to
Herbert Oliver of West Salisbury.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

.. New York Aug. g.
and lOc higher; fat culls and good COWS
frm to lCc higher; steers $4.7507. 10: cull4
SIS t. $40: cows s. % to $40: cables
quoted live cattle easy at 1872 t. NC per
lb dressed weight refrigerator beef II q
per IT.; exports 3.15o quarters If beet
CALVES Receipts 3.0Sa; market active.
trim to l5c higher vcals 500 to $50. tops
80: culS NO; grassers and buttermilki
500 t. s562ia
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rec eipts 613t
head; sheep slow, lambs active and firm {
moderate prices: sheep $50 to 81 13fe: culls
go; lambs $500 to 500; one car $40. culls
HOGS-Reccipts 3a4: market lower: state
hogs $40; mixed western s. 10 to S7.l5.
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HUNTINGTON,

Mrs. Burton Ellis of Boston Is visiting nc
NJ j. Elliss through this month"; S.
Sweet and II. w. Norton and ladies spent
the day Saturday at Lake 1roquois.-N. A..
Bickford visited friends in Bristol Satur-
day and Sunday.-Mrs. T. II. Sweet enter
tains the Kings Daughters Wednesday.
Eugene Miller wife and child of Burl-
iigton visited his sister. Mrs J. S. Sweet
the first of the Week.-Mrs. II. w. Norton
and Mrs. f g. Norton are spending the
remainder OF the week in Essex
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COLCHESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs w, II. Crockett of st. AL
bans, who have been visiting here, have
returned, Walter Baker of Essex Centre.
while painting a barn at Fred Wilson's. fell
and was severely injured. Miss Anna
Crockett has resigned her position In the
Union school to accept one In Amherst,
Mass,-Will Buzzell and Mr.. Holden If
Lowell, Mass. are visiting at the Rev j
II. Buzzell s.-Misses Lou and Annette
Whitney of Bloomfield, y d., are guests u
Mr.. and Mrs r, #, Gale.-Mr and Mrs.
Buxton of Richmond, are In town.-A very
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and Mrs. q. w. Tsham spent Sunday at
Queen City Park.--F,d ward Mills of Hines
buigh, accompanied by his niece, Miss
Neoly Burrtt was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. X. II. Forbes on Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. n. Weed Of Hinesburgh were the
guests OF Comrade and Mrs. Millham the
first of the week.
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-Blake Ketcham of Sudbury 10 visiting
Miss Gladys Cook.-Will Pafker's daugh-
tor of Ticonderoga is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Bissell--Mrs. Annie Stokes and
daughter are at her fathers. Edgar
Bissell's.-John Dumas and family attend
ed the funeral of Edward Dumas last
Wednesday.
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MILTON BORO

There were services at Camp Rich Sun
day with a large attendance.-W. G. Blake
has finished haying.-Mss Agnes Lineham
was with her sister, Mrs r. +. Bullock Sat
urday night.-Dr. Holcomb is attending
Roy Bullock, who had the misfortune to
shoot his thumb off. accidentally, Friday
nj
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston. Aug l3.
Copper trading was not heavy today and
the changes were not Important ian tho
general list. AmalCamatod Copper broke
u 10 &c. closing st est, and Copper Range
lost !, n SD. United states Mining = to
y: Utah. was Of. 2. to 2e2a and Bingham
eased of u to 22o.
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JERICHO CENTRE.

Sidney Barber, ST., died Tuesday. August
s, at the home of Hiram Wilder after a
long and painful illness.-The Rev. Mr..
Hungerford Of Burlington preached in this
place Sunday.-E. b. Jordan and family
are camping at Malletts Bay
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from first page.)

rooms formerly occupied by the Vermont
Publishing company in G. l.. LcBcouf
building on Green street, where they VIII
carry on the business of Undertaking ana
upholstering They are now cleaning the
rooms and will open Monday August IL.
The democrats of this city hold their
caucus for the nomination of city repre-
rcscntative at the city hall Friday even
INC. AupuSt
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Boston, Aug 13
BCTTER-Iittle frmer; northern. 2liac:
western. @lT2li.c
CHEESE Fairly steady; new 9@, d1O4c
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Yours truly.
]. S. BACHp & co.
CANTON DAIRY MARKET.

Canton. n. Y. Aug. lon the board Of
trade Yesterday 21H boxes Of twin cheese
were offered and sold at 9I,c; INA tubs Of
butter offered and sold n 2Ol4c.
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SHOREHAM,

DIR. Elizabeth Squires and son of Albion,
n ", are visiting his brother q. j. North
run. Miss Annittc Anderson is at home
irpm month 5 visit In Massachusetts, and
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SHElBURNE,

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fitzpatrick are
the happy parents of an eight pound son,
born August 4
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RlCHYllLE.

Mrs. May Stimets Of Highgate, who has
been visiting relatives here, has returned
home, accompanied by Miss John Rirchard
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
The leading futures closed as follows:

WHEAT-No. Z? Aug, 7oa.c; sept, 7os9
.704c: Dec, g. 67A May 7oi s@7Oi4c
CORE-No Sept. 523sc: Dec, ~ f4lssc;
oATs-No ? Aug. csc; new 821 &C. Sept.
2fi &C; new dlsc; Dec, &c; new Ei4c; May
30i.c.
MESS PoRK-Pcr 100 lts)-Au-.. 1852;
Sort, $500: Oct, sl6.l5; Jan, $14.27'2; May
LARD-Gcr 100 lhs,-Aug.. 500; Sent.
$3.50; oct. $952i2; Nov, 800; Dec, $50
Jan. s.27ia; May &07ie
SHORT RIBS-Per 100 lbs)-August
So: Sept, 500, oct. $9o0; Jan, 81 42l,.
Cash quotations were as follows:
.WHFAT--No. spring 73c; No. 7oa72c;
coRNoNo.' = ?. sc. No. yellow 5sl. a5oc.
OATS-No. 9 96l.a2sc; No. ? white 500;
No. white 32a,d42c.
RNF-\o. >. 5oT5W &c.
BARLEY-Good feeding ESqt5c: fair to
choice mailing 51d6lc.
FLANSEED-No. l. $40; Northwestern.
minority sEED-Prime. si&dl5o
NESS IORK-tPer bb)-f15 aoa - 70
LARD-Ger 1oC lhs)-sloS7l oUl04o
SHORT KIES-Sides Qoose)-s9 41G"5o
SHOUIDEkS-Dry sailed oooxed)-
s. 0on9l2ie.
| SlDFS- Short clear (boxed)-$lo 5oGlo62ta.
WHISKEE- Nasis of hChwines)-i 81
on the produce exchange to-day butter
was steady creameres 1501Hsc; diaries
II ldlN7c; cheese steady l0Q lie; eggs firm;
fresh 11lac.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-08-14

interesting lecture on Porto Rico was given
Monday evening, by the Rev. c. d. At
wood