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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27
ISLE LA NOTE.

Capt. William Montgomery is i'll with
pneumonia Albert Parker is seriously
vi with pneumonia and heart trouble.
Appropriate Easter exercises was held at
che Methodist Church Sunday morning.
Edward Hin Is some bettcr.--James Me-
Donald has moved into Eli Tifty's house.
William Thomas is confined to the
house with hard cold.-Miss lnez Ford
Of Alburg is visiting Mrs. -. +. Trombcy.
"A. H. Hill has returned to Burlington.
Howard Saxton of Sheburnc was at NJ.
g. Thomas last week a few days.-Nlrs
Hiram Lewis is no ctter.--Thc sail boat
N. w. Fisk made her first trip to Bur-
ungton Saturday
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BROOKFIELD.

Mrs. ]. w. Parmenter is visiting in
Worcester. Mass, and Concord, ~ H.
The funeral of Alice Lewis WIS held
on Saturday. l.. NJ. Fuller of Burlington
officiating. Miss Lewis died last Tucsday y
night of consumption. The burial was in
BroOkfitld ccm"tery.-Mrs. Willard Med
calf and grandson, Ralph Perkins, Wis
tied the last of the week in Chelsea. -
Anna NJ. Clark, teacher in New York
city. returned to her work on Saturday
after n weeks visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Trial Clark.-Dr. Tcnney
Wheatley of brooklyn. \. V, is visiting
his parents. His fancce. Miss Wilder, ac-
companies him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27
MORRISVMLE.

The annual installation of officers Of
Mount Vernon Lodge, +. & a. NJ. was
held at n special meeting Monday night,
Past Master &. a. Gilc acting as INSTALL
lng officer. The new officers for the
ensuing year are as follows c. A. Spill
Ter, w. M; r. L. George, S. W.; c. l..
Gates, ]. W; c. A. Slayton. treasurer.
j. A. Robinson, secretary; g. II. Ray
more. S. D.; Il. &. Heath j. D.; A. NJ
Adams, s. s.; T. O. Lunt. J. S.: G. G..
st. Glare, chaplain; W. G. McClintock,
marshal: T. W. Gates, musical director:
y. II. Atkinson, collector; II. ID. Bryant,
1yler.
The board of license commissioners AT
= meeting held Monday forenoon. grant
ed second class and a Wholesalers IL
censc to u. j. Isham. Last year Mr..
1sham paid $3.50 for second class IL
Cense. This year he pays 81 LOCO. Last
year he paid $1,000 for n wholesalers IL
Cense. This year he paid $3.50 No first
Or third class licenses We're granted. AT
= hearing held Saturday the opinion WAS
nearly unanimous against granting IL
first class license.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27
NORTH TROY.

J w. Currier ard wife have returned
from Boston whore they have been
spending the wintcr.-A. NJ. Eutterficd
has been nj home from Burlington for
n few DAYS There was an excellent
Easter concert at the congregational
Church Sunday cvcnng.-Two gentle
men are in town representing the New
En"land Telephone company with IA view
to installing instrun,o nts hero and open
ing a central. They have secured num-
trrtis contracts. .-Clarcncc j. Ferguson
Will speak in the rongre gational thur 4.
next Sunday morning in the interests of
the Anti Saloon League. Nj. and Mrs.
Waller went into Montreal Monday
Hugh II. Buttorijcld has moved into the
Story house
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27
LOWELL.

Fred Aral and family will occupy one
of the j. IL. Silsley and company double
tcncments as soon as repaircd.--The Rev.
W. 4. Warner of Barton was in town
Wednesday Shccan of Washington,
ID. C.. is expected in town this week to
look over the situation i'm regard to
locating hcrc.-The following committee
have been appointed by the sclectmen
to look after and solicit overs for the
smaller park: Mrs. T.. r. Wcllman, Mrs.
y. i. Hutchinson. Mrs. William Kelley.
Mrs. Laura Brown and Mrs. +. r. Lam
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JEFFERsoNVILLE

Mrs. Luther Shattuck, who spent two
months at the DeacOness hospital in Bos-
ton ior medical treatment. has returned
home much improved in health.-Thc Rev.
il. G. Howard took "A trip to Montpelier
the past week.-Marsball Wilson and
family have moved tn Cambridge juno
tion.-JOe Simmonds has moved from tho
village To Peter Polandcr's tenement.-
The entertainment given by the Fletcher
Dramatic club last Saturday night drew
q fairly good house.-Miss Stella Brown.
who spent several weeks with her
sisters. Mrs. II. &. Howard and Mrs
Charles Thomas. has gone to her home
IN Maishield. Mrs T.. q. French OF
1Sndonvillc is the guest of the Rev. and
Mrs. ii. G. HowardMiss Pearl Morse
from the New England conservatory of
music, Boston, is visiting her parents,
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FoREsTDALE.

Mr.. and Mrs. a. q. Estey returned
Wednesday from Norwalk Ohio. where
they have spent the past six months.
Miss Annice Young of Ripton is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. IL. A. Rowe.-W.
II. G, Whitcomb of Albany, N. Y.
spent sunday at l." C. Bump's.-Mrs.
Amanda Smith returned To Syracuse, N.
Y, last week, after spending the win
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. Minnie Chase Is spending some
time with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. u. Welton.-The Library club festi-
val was financial success, over Sl00
being cleared for new books.-Miss Flor
enre Sawyer of Laconia, n. H.. is enjoy
ing the Easter vacation with her mother.
Mrs. James Sawyer.-Mss Grace Towne
entertained her friends at her home
Thursday cvening.--iiarry Cummings of
Flattsbur.h. n. y, Is the guest of his
brother, Fred Cummings. Airs. IL. II.
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Palmer and son. Richard. who have been
spending tho winter in Denver, COL. re-
turned to Bradford last weck.-C. II. Cur
It's is suffering from an attack of the
grip.-Mrs. w. Il. Stevens is confined
to her room with infammatory rheuma-
tism.-''harles Parker returned from
Concord, n. H., Monday.-l'nion Easter
services were held in the Congregational
Church Sunday.
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EDEN.

The mills school commenced the 2lth
with Jennie Griswold as teachcr.--tieorge
Shower has moved his family into the
Robbins tonement.-Mcrritt Shattuck il;
doing some repairs on the inside of his
house at the Mills.-G. r.. Stone OF the
Mount Norris house, will have Il May
ball the Of May-B. H. Blake and the
New England Asbestos comapny. have
come To Il settlement. Blake takes the
mountain and the company takes tho
machinery. There will be preaching ut
the Corners and Mills Churches next
Sunday.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
tContisued from third pugc.)

ted administrator and Mclborn Hazen
W. ". Honsingar and Swift Gordon
commissioners of the late Albert Bray
tons estatc.-Isaac Hemcnway has NOV
ed to Mrs. Almcda fiolcridge's place.
Mr.. ard Mrs Louis Haylettc are car
Ing for Israel Chiffon in place of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Mitchell, who lately
Resigned the position. going to their
Former home at Steldon.--Gcorge Scarlcs
is convalescng. The truent officer has
had but one call In this vicinity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27
BELVIDERE.

Truman Rcynoldss little son. five years
old, had tho misfortune to break one leg
Sund,,y while playing with some children
with wagon. Dr. Start of Cambridge
set the leg George Perry is moving from
the Center to Cambridge with his father
in-law. l.. Il. Thomas. Ezra Fletcher is
moving back on 10 his farm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27
BRoWNINGToN.

The barn OF James Young was burned
morning with most of its con-
tents, nine COWS. three ycarlings. two
hogs. hens. sleShs. and robes. The loss
is partly covered by Recommendation
Burrows is moving back to this village
from Observation-Disclosures Ovn been quite
poorly, but seems a little better this week.
MIR. burrows recently bought nine cows
of T. q. Sanborn of Albany.-Iiarold
Burrows is on the sick list this week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27

MIR. and Mrs. l.. s. Morse.--NfIss Laura
Page has gone to Essex Junction.--Thc
Storey family are to give an cnto rtain-
mcnt every evening for q week at the
town hail commencing Apr1l &C.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Lewis Fish, wife of Lewis Fish,
died Thursday morning at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson H. Fits in Brain
tree Mrs. Fish had been In very poor
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EAST RoxBURY.

Earl Pride Is having german measles.
Edward Howe has telephone on tne
Orange county line put into his house
Saturday.-A son was born April % tn
Ir. and Mrs. l.. r. Allen in Pot Mills
Mrs Blay is with her daughter in
MId1lesex for a few weeks. -AIrsI l.. A.
Eastman was called Ia Northfcld last
week by the death of Mrs. Frank East.
uan.
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MARSHTIELD.

Schools in town began last Monday,
April ?4.-Miss Stella Brown has gone to
Plainficld. where she has a position as
teacher in one of the schools Miss
Grace Brown is at home for short
visit.-The stage between West Danvills
and Marshficld has been discontinued
The two r. T.. d. routes are now in full
operation.
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ter with her daughter. Mrs c. T.. Hill,
"A. :. Newton. who has been i'll sew
era! weeks, is slowly failing.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. 2daH per cent; last loan.
Pc. cent? rpae "rse per ssD se1 f., TIM TIM
{; soa Hssy AK: .n 'sI
:nd Eli. 81 o. Rr%s
cent.
The foreign exchange market was very dull!
to-day and rates Ter the most part rsmsdined
s.tss G on sns t sRs "sS 81 ssss
Es7@sts7iS: Franc: were Quoted az s,kiSH
Rsichsmarks We're quoted al = ii;,s for i'ns
a auS PSs o aHf and sic Tor short
pom' s.e s1SA'nsssh Nv ''t ssssSs
Premium; clnoIpn.aHPsi; Montrs:i-Psf.
Ssnk. soe dl:oo4He &. 80 pEs%iu%
premium. San Franclsco-soo. premium.
Monsy il IL saGn h .Se1 and s s.s
%oh: S s sSE IA ,s es9 &. Gsa:S:
franc. P:s s. .yss. aHHSs y. ': FL:
e IS francs - e.ns%e. Sesa q
pr pr d Rass' '''''A'' '-'' . O''''' :"
New York Clearing House statement en- FL e
T1sn:s,y Ssss Ss a.
soT Sml1 Bar silver in London closed at I'D.
Mexican silver dollars were auoted'at +shc.
The p r e ;s ss for %.. the so Geen E5s
totai specie imports since jsa: u, III: w
sH1Is q sot: :Pe e sod ind
: :iHSs is1 ~ . ess Of S ssss
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Conee wa fairly sctiye with prices steady. The
leas realizing but the crop and weather reports
from Brazil wers ouiltsh and the offerings were
anNSorpSa y coxsnns cSd more Or less rev buying
Common e COED strained roAn ssbe0sS,eo.
Ssd o6SaS.n M' dS!! s D%s Aw:;;s
40 Port yss quiet: mesa Sis1s0Sis: TsiioW.
~; p Pr sos;w stSe,tc but;sr-ccsamery.
Auv; n.-.svyblons wete quiet and fairly ssesdy
MARKET Win some closing easlness in pork and
and think prces WIN DO better later on Tie
market z IN s.selent hands, Hog receipts TO day
an next week. Us 000." "
SyoAa, Jaw was quiet. Centrifugal % ,es,,
: nc. Mnscovedos 20 test, , 7-iec. Refined was
In limited demand and steady. Oranulated, s. 3oc
CHICAGO. Aug. 1e-To days prices were as fol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
THE, OUTSIDE MARKET.

Prices Or outside securities were mildly
erceedns fractional limits, and the trading
displayed no more animation than is usually
buSlneSs, The sntire activity OF The market
oonvereins upon about three Issues. The
opening. was irmer than might have been
after the first few minutes sagging ten,
dericy developed. This. In turn. was checked
By the appearance Of the weekly bank state
ment. which was the signal for q new buying
Impulse, and In the course Of the resultant
rally some OF the losses previously sustained
were recovered. The market closed with
The dealings 10 British Coluinbia Copper
showed no rela xatlon from their large volume
OF the LAST few days and the price Of the stock
ment, Northern Securities and Chicago Sub
way both suffered slight recesslons. while ~
the bond department Japanese as displayed
marked flrmnsss.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
Live Stock Market.

SATURDAY, Aug. 10
Receipts OF beeves were cars, or 90 head. for
the market. No trading TO day: feeling nrm.
Dressed becf IN rood demand and nrm a. 1Ssc.
light common and Texas beef slow at 4a1c, No
later cables from London and Liverpool. ship
Of beef.
Receipts OF calves were o. head direct to a city
alauehterer. Fifty nine stale Western calves
on the market. Veals nomlnally hrm grasser'
and buttermilks steady; Westem calves sold a! a,
taken. City dressed veals Arm at sal2'sc Ter
h.; country dressed do. steady At s9liiac Re.
ceptS Of sheep and lambs were .706 head: II cars
were on sale. Sheep mere hrm: lambs. lsal.c.
higher. The pens were cleared early. Common
at e2@t2: Is: common TO prime lambs at tiaissIa,
culls at eSG38i0. Dressed mutton In fair demand
~ ealSc,
= Receipts OF hogs were l.i60 head. al cons,gncf
direct 70 slauehtcrerS. No trading OIL I've weight
to-dAy: fceling steady on Western advkcS.
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Business Troubles.

A petition in bankruptcy has been N''t
against Nathaniel Levy. Individuals ari -
sole surviving partner of the firm of s li"r'li
4 Co.. manufacturers of pctticoatS a, -
Broadway. II was alleged that Mr. 'r''
admitted in writing inability 10 pay the '"h
OF the firm and consented 20 an imnc''"''
adjudication. .-i
petition in bankruptcy has been h."'
against Abraham and lsadoro J. r"ll"rn''','
who compose the firm Of 4. F"llernNn \
Son. manufacturers of cloGks and SUIT u
7 East Seventeenth street,
Deputy Sheriff ,p2ry"s has rcceiNr' An
produce commission merchants Of Us VIZ
ray street. for s'a2, in favor of tI'uuTI.1
no went TO the place to make lew n" Iouli
only a few desks and chairs and an rnidn
safe with the door open. MIR. Philips va" u
business there for several years. and Tor. ~
a corporation as William W. Philips o ON
Jan. II. 1905. with a capital stock of 50" wv"
to trade In Cuban and Porto Rican PROD "'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20

1hs ootscR msssss conianeS g si:Hlsy :.i a1M
Ssol .sa,s,.
:nossss ssys BEEN prsa,essd ssiefs 20 hsys -;
soo Osee
from AZ slde. sG! ths sesSn q .hss market had
Stree. Sos.s: IS ss VI. - shor!s G:ny y shs sccP
he . %a Of he COTTON eood: Ssas
Tss ws sS e, 10 e.
market 10 the immediate future.
A. Ms we sd g. s:a :na
y SS 10 prSei
:sSS asys%;a Tsie soy .,Ts.
I I ~. b ss;S
lin. sSs;s wiii Sc ao1s ptoas y them ;ssa .hoi!
10 oens per pound cannot BE- considered dear,
9, 8 S,s' s... !. ss
pIoyidiss The Ssssher Sondi,ons dunna Tie month
but i mus. Ss ts,ssnssrsd in hi: eonneesion thsi
exceptionally nne and the average date OF killing
frosts much later than usual TO enhance such .
prospect: The principal bear argument aGainst
The market st present !: that the crop damage
and that spinners the world over have already
occurred eufoc!ent supplies from last seasons crop
70 last them throughout the fall spd winter. and
that they are therefore In . posiuou TO maintain
an Indifferent attitude a. REGARDS laying In Their
supplies for the coming year. and also that the
bumper crop VIII be su ctent TO OBJECT the decieney
10 this years growth. These are all simple enough
arguments in their way. and vii! do for Che present
market considerations. Should IT, however.
develop later on. a. We believe II win. that the
axseIated q much :. The foreigners believe, they
sn &c 10 a. ~.
mover bean 10 better position 70 market the crop
In . moderate way than At present"
Bsche and Norden bought. Messrs freeman.
Hentx, Void and Sledsnburg sold.
j. 8: Rache GO said: southern news con.
We can hardly imagine more pessimistlo Reports
concerning crop prospects IN many important
sections Of the belt. but the fear OF depression
mills deliberately holding on 10 ss,ll preventing
general support. Large interests. however, are
that there is . heavy short Interest which add
uonN crop DAMAGE or strong spots would rout.
We look tor Iregular!ty for the Immediate future.
but on oil reactions believe the market purchase"
0RAM.-WheAl- Spot was quiet. Sales 5000
Susa v foi s.pors No. Z RED wintsr &c: under
ssss q ~. sFsin.. ,is ~ yssf and - ~;
III last year. Futures closed 20. to ISe. higher.
Sales. 10000 bush. Prices ~ follows:
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MEXICAN CENTRAL SYNDICATE.
Prominent Banking House to Take So.
600 900 Of Per Cent. Notes.

A syndicate bias been formed by Landen-
burg, Thalmann and Co., including Blair
L Co. and other bankers, to purchase
5000. 900 of an issue Of 10000 900 Of 5 per
cent. notes OF the Mexican Central Rail
road. These notes are being sold to finance
the purchase OF new properties and improve
nents, including the changing Of all equip
mont from GOAL to oil burning. As already
told in THE SUN, about 1 900 miles will be
added TO the road within the next two
years, Four important lines have been
purchased or are under construction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
FINANCIAL NOTE.

Plympton Gardiner d Co. are offering to
investors at 1903 Is and interest $4,000 Van
dalia Railroad Company consolidated mort
gage per cent. gold bonds.
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BANK STATEMENT.

Declines in Cash and Surplus Reserve.
while the exhibit made by the weekly
bank statement was perhaps better than
forecasts published on Friday had led the
financial community TO expect II was not an
especially sncoura ging document. cash
loss of only o.. OH. 400 as gainst preliminary
estimates or about % 900 900. caused favor
able comment, but the 3e.210.0o0 loan ey-
pansion was not much liked. The reduction
Of ~, 1925 In the surplus brings that item
down to 81, ss5. o75. which makes rather strik-
Ing comparison with the $Ss.eiS,075 shown
The weekly statement of averages OF the
Associated Banks OF the City of New York
compares as follows with that of last week
and that Of the corresponding week one year
aRo.
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ltoAfwEatIALe

Cotisa lAavanees, fnen' nefets-T New Or
e. 'lesns md; Cosnmission aessse Bsytns
~ Lshosts Csves. heA,ix,ns - tho ~.
,vapcs--Nverpooi weak--Hct. Dry
WeAthsr,, In Texas--Crain Frmer
: -Coneo steady. .,.4s ~ .e
SATURDAY, Aug. 10. -sCorToN.-spot cotton
advanced points, MddiIng. i0.soc.. against
10 $50. last year: New Orlesns and Gulf J .oSc'
aCsinstiil 100 Sales. 81 bales for spinning.
The rScolpts we're M follows.. 81" q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20

Mex Cent ri 10
2o00.... J St2
!, 1904, ga.
Mo Kan & Tex ~
ouo,::f o.Sa
Mo Pacific con :
/. itUou. 20
Nat Starch Mics
l0Ou..-S7
y Central s.1s
3tou. 81 q So
y Y Gas Flee LsI
II & y Is
20U0.... q l2
NY Ont &Ncst -
7uOO. O43I
Norfolk &Wcst ~
10000. q 81
North Pacific a.
10000. l o 9ls
North Pacific u
1000. 7lS
1000. ~
Penna cv SIS
$4,000. 90
Reading I'm ~
10000. ] O2 81
81 ]. b Iron Mt ~
10000 9 3 %
81 Louis s W LIST
y . E00u.... q 93s
.StLoulSSN IN -
SoUu... 3 3l2
South Pacific ~
1000. o olB
So Pac ref ~ cts
1900. OF
SouthRyMem list
aOUU..l f6
South 'RyMAO r.
1904. .lQl 81
StandRopc&'rin
G00o, ., e
l0ND.3 -. 3
Tennessee, set n
1oD0 o Ola
Third Avenue d
'vsioS' Psie;mS ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

'wAsHNoroN, Aug. le.-The statement Of the
receipts and expenditures of the United States
Treasury shows:
THIS day. THIS month. Fsea! vea,:
Receipts. S1.71s57 t1o.51S.s57 S7s,7o.ooo
Expenditures. 7.leoooo S4.72o.ooo eIa@.'ss
.Dencit... So, <zs 4sioo.i48 Sip.osi. ana
The receipts from customs TO day were seis7ls:
from internal revenue, 3776.A7A miscellaneous.
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Oh, I1IAPRR4si $500 .BaiA II nl0n pacihc cv
1000, S37e :0OO...kpaN 6hoA. aoia
eNUU....R4 $4,000. SDl e 100000. 3oM
10000. H37al t700q...Sensl 1OUnO. 3Q!a
10000 m S33t 5000 S0ai 5000. ! 3oiI
fhiNl 4 l. rex a., s060t., \ n 81 Il 10000. . Ola
y 10000, ..OalA a<UCO. .SQ3l| 3000o.sloo
oIO Join IN Is -. sr,S iiood sSss 5000. ina
1000. !, as Khnsas City 20 N 10000 .."g7!s
4000,."73 2oOO0.."73 ieGo...n5cs
Colo In Is scr n 20On. 1884 soC00.."E7is
. $4,000 ...7 a Lack steel bs 500" .."yaS
eDcttju Isl "a Az SDnO. ! O63x A3000, o7l2
II 5000 -. 0AiJ SOU. COL q Wabash ID
"D,siIjIersS ecur, ". Sh Il Il SO "a 10000, .lO7
lies Corn Sc l.00O, 2l2 WAh p Ter istts
b.; 1000 ",.a IA Lehigh Val ~. 1000. eOi4
loco. / go i6o0o.... CO.'S
Total sales Of bonds tpar valuei. 81 $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-20
Imports q General Merchandise and Dry
Goods,

Imports OF general merchandise and dry goods.
a. reported al the Custom House. compare as
follows. with those Of last week and of The cor
responding week year ago;
: ~ This urck. Last nepk, 1904
DRY goode..,..... 81 377QiS &2S36s2 c.3l3iU
GcRcrhl mcse. 7,S22.9GS 7a4a.7S 8,h7i ""
q
Totals. 80 ao0ss3 $40 7sa.5 500 ss,ss' "a
From Jan. l to date they cnmparc as follows
with last year:
1905 1907
TRY 0oods - SSS Eii Rsi s76 $40 nN
General merchandise M, 5to'O0s .0s 40 ~
Totals. $3.50, ss7 $a7i, 79llh,
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
central Of Georeia Railway: i.

Central Of Georgia Railway:
Second week Aug, slti.Do s!Ve.ioo Inc. ssooo
From July l.. l,3z7.on io7S.i6i Inc. is2.7Si
Colorado and Southern r..
second week Aug. sls0.N1 Sio7,77s Inc. e77,s7l
From July l., 80. Sis,N3 noses Inc. l07 eto
Grand Trunk Railway System:
second week Aug. S7i7 go S667 73a Inc. SSo,7S1
From July i...,.... Asoi.~o lse.,7o Inc. i16.t7o
Interocesnie Railway Of MEXICO:
Second week Aug. sioS.oSe 30, seo !no. -
Minneapolis. 81. Paul and Seult ste Marie:
From July Nl01.5eI Ss77. az Inc. e11o.s9s
Second week Aug. $4,000 lO.N7 Inc. n.16e
National Raiirosh Of MEXICO:
Second week Aug. S1z1.oM S1o7 SO Inc. 3M.le7
From Jan.l ...,.. 7.%SS.78 7.i76.7T Inc. SfU.Sli
sssSSd S SssE Aas : sssss : :s:3 Pc Pc ~
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S; s:;s NJ; :;.::s .! 8: 81 e =; !:
bush. Natural white 10 % q lbs. SiHessSss.
Com was steady on the spot. sales. 10000 bush.
No; mi.sS in elevator. &C. Fq.rrss closed nom:
:I e.; x 5ss
TSs folow1ns shows the grain naovemsn,: %"
Es ssss.: $50. 1850 a .ss ''i ;Ss 100
sss : .'ss :ss ssss
ssp%ss;.; ' ssSso ; asssso 49,: -:
wsss n sss, ao sSa T. mainly
sSlish rhs NorsS1es.trn m.Stsi. more sas.
esses. css.se fse .ora 70 :o os
and there wsre reports q better export inquiry
ss We s.. r.
cp ssnss: "s,s ses SS: s sos
"a ga Paris 20 eensims;: Berlin SeSlned NIX
FUTURES SSs only on small sese. Corn and e al
were dun and fsatureess, with prices nrm in syn-
WIN Taess Crop report. we're favorable
record in hat state WY y"
n IIoua.2uIss and steady. Sales. $500 hbl..
~ co!7isnRio Sn he spot vas steady = $40. Tor
generally UNCHANGED. eloe!ne steady With sales
pts' a, SlS az sdvsnc c, rss rscps. ooo 80:
~ 900 bags: stock. Liza 000 Prices here q follos
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MINING EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

Closing bid and asked quotations for sctlve
stocks on the wan street Mining and stock En-
change yesterday were:
I,f9rRD aroCRa
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Ies ia Nov Orleans wers ss follows;
tuturss here 44yshced e ~ po'nss. s,i
mo 0eVi1stod 1slee 100000 balcS Prices f0Ilowb:

wlh LIverpOOl spot o0bton oecuHcu potnS.
ding sid, ugsinst e.i4d. last year. sales 20
baies: Imports 800: FUTURES declined 70